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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1953
Page
9
Cincinnati livestock receipts include hogs about 2 400 with prices 75 to 85 lower than Tuesday and sows 50 lower. Cattle and calves total 700 and 250 respectively with steady slaughter steer sales and higher canners. Veal and sheep sections show mixed gains and steady or higher lambs demand, feeder lambs scarce.
The list shows selling prices for dressed poultry including colored hens and Leghorn hens, with additional rates for roosters, fryers, and heavy hens. Cincinnati Produce provides egg and poultry pricing by U.S. consumer grades, wholesale grades, and related items, alongside butter and potatoes. The note ends with a fact about fireflies, noting more than 1500 species known to scientists.
Dr Paul A Garner a Lebanon chiropractor for 30 years died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a week long illness. He came from Richmond Indiana and lived at 120 W Orchard Ave Lebanon. He is survived by his wife To Funeral services are at 10 30 a m Friday Oswald Funeral Home Burial in Earlham Cemetery Richmond He was a violinist with several symphonies and with the Little Symphony in Lebanon and belonged to the Elks Lodge and civic groups. Thursday burial at Barnes Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
George Phillips 53 proprietor of the Phillips restaurant in Lebanon died at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati after a year of failing health and a coronary attack last Thursday He was a member of the Elks and Eagles He is survived by his wife Helen and daughter Mrs Forest Dakin Funeral services are incomplete at Oswald Funeral Home in Lebanon
William B Weidle 84 a retired FE Linden Avenue resident died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by wife Viola a son Curtis of Miamisburg three stepsons Hays Macey of Middletown Charles Macey of Miamisburg and Alger Stickelman of Franklin and two sisters of Dayton. Services at the Brough Memorial Home at 2 p m Thursday with burial in Hillgrove Cemetery.
Clara Belle Kramer of New Hope dies at 7 30 am at home after a year bedfast from a hip fracture. Survived by daughter in law Fannie Campbell, Eaton drugstore operator. Services set for 2 30 pm.
Mrs. Sarah Fitzer 93 native of Preble County died yesterday at her daughter’s Coshocton home where she had lived three years. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Schilling and Mrs. Sharits and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 p m Friday with calling hours Thursday.
Charles Knickerbacher 73 of 234 S D Street service 10 a m Thursday Colligan Funeral Home announced per local notice.
Observes the death notices for Edward F. Bomar veteran AP staffer, Eduard Kuenneke German operetta composer, Hashim Khan former Afghan prime minister, Herb Roth long time Webster cartoonist, Vernon Howe Bailey NYC artist, Sylvain Noack Hollywood conductor and violin teacher, and Benjamin Benguit art dealer scion.
Ancient Chinese observers reportedly predicted seasonal changes 3000 years ago using celestial observations and year-long cycles. The claim highlights early meteorological insight and historical methods of tracking climate shifts.
The discussion focused on who attends the conference and the agenda. Dean condemned unilateral agenda setting by the Reds and accused them of bias while the North Korean envoy objected to omitting foreign forces withdrawal from Korea per the armistice.
An Air Force pilot identified as Maj. W. D. Brittian of Knoxville, Tennessee, ejected from a disabled F86 jet near West Liberty Kentucky after the plane exploded aloft. He landed unharmed two miles west of town, while the wreckage and jet parts fell on a nearby farm seven miles away.
James Robertson of Cincinnati urged Rotarians at the Manchester Hotel to see opportunity in America for workers. The Scottish native and Cincinnati businessman spoke on An Immigrant In the United States. Program chair L. J. Long. President Erle Hanson presented Tom Wilson a golf trophy for low net at the Middletown Hamilton Rotary tournament. Wade E. Miller read in memory of the late J. S. Myers.
Research indicates certain oyster species can alter sex during their lifespans under environmental cues, affecting reproduction patterns and population dynamics.
A Glaxo floor treatment eliminates regular waxing and scrubbing. Apply with a brush about twice a year, dries in one hour, and leaves a water clear high lustre finish that resists dirt. Sold at Streifman's Hardware.
Oberlin College will award Doctor of Laws degrees to Gov. Frank Lausche Rep. Frances Bolton and two Aluminum Company of America executives Arthur V. Davis and Roy A. Hunt during the dedication of the $1.2 million Hall Auditorium named for Sophronia Brooks Hall. Other honorary degrees go to Grove Patterson Paul G. Hoffman Ralph W. Sockman and Edward Everett Horton with architect Wallace K. Harrison to receive a Doctor of Fine Arts.
An early morning blaze damaged a 30 foot roof section at Republic Steel bi products coke plant in Cleveland and paused operations for hours. Officials estimate damage at 10000 dollars and say the fire began in the saturation section that makes ammonium gases, with flames near benzol tanks that were not harmed.
Six candidates for City Commission and two for municipal judge will address the Lions Club at the Manchester Hotel noon luncheon tomorrow. Commission speakers include Reuben Doty Britt Kendrick William Denham and Sam Redding. Judges J T Lamb and Vincen Sisson also attend. Earlier two Commission candidates Lloyd Miller and Arthur Sanderson were heard. The Gila National Forest near Deming New Mexico is noted as the largest in the United States.
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