Variety Plus At YMCA Promotes Youth Development In Middletown
The Middletown Civic Association funds and supports the YMCA and its Women and Girls’ Work Division plus Y-Teens. Activities include swimming, tumbling, sports, calisthenics, crafts, leadership programs Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Tri Gra-Y and community service. New Wives Day Out starts Oct 26.
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Middletown Civic Association
YMCA
Women and Girls
Civic
Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
Variety Plus
Della Mary DeJerus
Elimi
Glandular Inflammation Treated at Excelsior Institute
A historical notice promotes non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation found in older men. The Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free book detailing proven non surgical methods with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Dept
Missouri
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Geraldine Brewer and Family
Mrs Geraldine Elaine Brewer 23 wife of Kelly Brewer died Saturday at her parents home 2214 Grand Ave Indiana native lifelong Middletown resident and Grace Baptist Church member survived by husband daughter Beverly Elaine six relatives and siblings. Services at Grace Baptist Church Wednesday burial Woodside Cemetery. Also noted died yesterday at home a father of Russell Horn Eaton Rt 1 survived by wife two daughters six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Geraldine Brewer
Geraldine Elaine Brewer
Kelly Brewer
William O. Back
Grand Ave
Indiana
Brewer
Middletown
Grace Baptist Church
Air Force
Wright - Patterson A.F.B
Beverly Elaine
William Back Jr
Betty Campton
Lodi
Ohio
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Russell Horn
Eaton Rt. 1
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lewisburg
Roselawn
Col Ziba Lindley Henry Dies at Letterman Hospital
Col Ziba Lindley Henry retired Army Medical Corps officer dies at Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco. He twin brother of Dr William Henry of Middletown. Native of Athens Ohio he would have turned 83 Oct 25. Survived by wife three sons a daughter and several grandchildren all in SF area and a brother in Richmond. Burial with full military honors at National Cemetery of the Presidio San Francisco tomorrow.
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Ziba Lindley Henry
San Francisco
Army Medical Corps
William H. Henry
Middletown
Letterman Army Hospital
Henry
Col
Athens
Ohio
Richmond
National Cemetery of the
James Stewart Dies After Illness at Middletown Hospital
James Stewart 806 8th Ave died at 11 20 p m yesterday after two days of serious illness admitted to Middletown Hospital. A retired self employed carpenter he lived here three years after moving from Rouford County Tenn Survived by wife Julia a son James of Middletown three daughters Mrs Althia Hammonds and Mrs Lorene Hawkins both of Detroit and Mrs Bertha Smith of Middletown with whom he lived four grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at Jordan Hall Funeral Home.
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James Stewart
8Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Stewart
Rouford County
Tenn
Julia
James
Middletown
Althia Hammonds
Lorene Hawkins
Detroit
Bertha Smith
Jordan Hall
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerald Wells dies at birth
Services were held this afternoon for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerald Wells of 2842 Shartle Ave who died at birth yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Survived by three grandparents Joseph Wells of Carlisle Florence Kinder of Middletown. Burial was in Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Emerald Wells
Shartle Ave
Middletown Hospital
Joseph Wells
Carlisle
Florence Kinder
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Frank Horn Eaton Dies. 83 of Lewisburg
Frank Horn Eaton, a retired farmer aged 83, of Lewisburg, died after a long illness. He was known for his work on local farms and community service. He is survived by his wife and children and will be laid to rest in the Lewisburg cemetery.
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EATON
Frank Horn
Lewisburg
Steel Tonnage Breaks All Time Record in Mills
Cleveland reports American steel mills produced 2 350 000 net tons last week, surpassing the previous record by 5 000 tons. The ingot production rate reached 97.5 percent of capacity, up from the prior week. Steel magazine surveys the bellwether tool and die industry, predicting a strong 1956 with volume near the 1953 peak of 750 million dollars. Employment is rising, plants run over 40 hours, and deliveries are solid.
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Cleveland
American Steel Mills
Steel Magazine Today
Helsinger Receives CG&E Grant-In-Aid for Miami University
Robert E. Helsinger of Middletown Rt. 3 received Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. grant-in-aid for $135 to cover one year’s registration at Miami University. He is a Lemon-Monroe High School graduate and freshman in the School of Education. The award is one of six such grants and five scholarships recently issued by CG&E.
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Robert E. Helsinger
R. E. Helsinger
Dixie Highway
Middletown Rt. 3
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
C. W. Kreger
Miami University
Helsinger
Lemon- Monroe High School
Miami
School of
Cg&e
Troopship Rescues Two Britons From Crippled Sloop
The U S troopship Gen Alexander Patch rescued two British sailors who drifted for 24 hours in a crippled sloop in the English Channel. The ship towed the damaged vessel to safety and handed it to a tug that berthed it at Brixham after sailing from Bremerhaven to New York.
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Brixham
England
U. S
Alexander Patch
English Channel
Death of Warren County farmer Charles W. Pyle
Charles W. Pyle 85 retired Warren County farmer died Saturday at his home 15 N East St Lebanon. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Springfield Church Cemetery Clinton County. Surviving are two sons Omer Lebanon and Graham Pyle of Mi amisburg three daughters Mrs Martha Beal Lebanon Mrs Irene Gustin Waynesville and Mrs Ada Weller Pasadena City Fila.
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Lebanon
Charles W. Pyle
Warren County
N. East St
Oswald
Springfield Church Cemetery
Clinton County
Omer
Graham Pyle
Miamisburg
Martha Beal
Irene Gustin
Waynesville
Ada Weller
Pasadena City
Fila
Cooties Members Named To State Office
Two officers of Pup Tent 50, Military Order of the Cooties, are named to state offices. Elmer Brunner says Louis Warmoth becomes grand state staff and Hobart Hopper is state aide de camp, both previously serving as state color guards.
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Pup
Train Delayed by Floods Traps Passengers in New York
Overnight New Haven sleeper bound for Boston halted at Grand Central Station by floods. Passengers were served breakfast and then found other transport as delays continued.
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New York
New Haven Railroad
Boston
Grand Central Station
Auto Accident Starts Billiard Ball Reaction
A man charged with careless driving after a chain reaction crash on N Main Street left three parked cars damaged and $360 in damage. Fred L. Conley, 20, was arrested after rear ending a parked auto owned by Eddie Roberson, which pushed into a second parked car owned by Jesse Roberson and then into Richard Mack’s vehicle.
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N. Main Street
Fred L. Conley
Columbia Ave
Conley
Eddie Roberson
N. Main St
Jesse Roberson
Main St
Richard J. Mack
Legion Names Palmer as Chairman of Anti-Subversive Committee
Legion Post 218 appoints Charles Palmer, chairman of the First National Bank, to lead the Americanism and anti-subversive activities committee. Announcement made today by post commander Robert Barnard.
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Charles Palmer
First National Bank
Robert Barnard
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Dick Hofferbert
Ltt
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Bil
Central Ave
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Charles Pyle
William Back
Arcadia St
Marion Honaker
Morgan St
Clark Street
Fleming Road
Orvil Hensley
Grancada Ave
James Dougama
Wayne Ave
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Clinton Street
Ueevis
Whitmor
Scoop
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China
Legion Names Chairman
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