Deaths Indinerals Antonio Gervasio Dies at 75
Antonio Gervasio 75 retired B&O foreman died suddenly at home from a heart attack. Born in Italy he came to the United States in 1907 settling here in 1920. He served in World War I and was prisoner in Romania. Survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters two brothers a sister and seven grandchildren. Solemn Requiem High Mass Thursday 9:30 at St Johns Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Schramm Funeral Home.
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Antonio Gervasio
Woodlawn
Gervasio
Italy
Romania
Victor Slezak
Middletown
Michael
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph
Hartford
Blue Cross Leader Takes Leave to Lead National Association
James E. Stuart, executive director of Hospital Care Corp since 1941, leaves Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross to become executive vice president of the reorganized Blue Cross Assn in New York City. Earle H. Kammer named associate executive director to run local hospital service plan as Stuart remains a consultant and serves on HEW advisory duties. Kammer, a Mt Lookout resident, has led enrollment and physician relations programs and chaired Ohio Blue Cross Plans.
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James E. Stuart
Hospital Care Corp
Southwestern
Ohio
Blue Cross
Blue Cross’ Assn
New York City
Hospital Care Corp. Board of
Stuart
Earle H. Kammer
Blue Cross Assa
Blue Cross Plan
Ohio Assn
Blue Cross Plans
Kammer
Mt. Lookout
Dorothy M. Joy 34 dies. services set in Dayton
Dorothy M. Joy of 1966 Craig Drive Franklin died Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital. She was a Franklin High School graduate and a former stenographer at Dayton Steel Foundry Co. Survived by husband Jack D. Joy two sons James F. Shaffer and Robert Lee Joy mother Catherine Sperling of Franklin brother Donald Sperling of Mason. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at Tobias Funeral Home Dayton with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Dorothy M. Joy
Craig Dr
Dayton
Tobias
Memorial Park
Joy
Franklin High School
Miami Valley Hospital
Daytona Steel Foundry Co
Greenmont Oak Park
Jack D
Death of Mrs Zenobia Beard at 67 in Middletown
Mrs. Zenobia Johnson Beard 67 of 1518 Philadelphia Ave died at 2 a.m. at home. A Sabina Ohio native, she lived in Middletown 47 years. Survived by daughter Bettyjeanne Faulkner and two grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Bethel AME Church. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Zenobia Johnson Beard
Philadelphia Ave
Sabina
Ohio
Beard
Middletown
James P
Bettyjeanne Faulkner
Taft School
Bethel Ame Church
C. N. Flanagan
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
William E Barrow, 77, former president and general manager of Job Mfg. Co. in Franklin and retired bank executive, died Monday. Gen. Andre Costadont, 7, former chief of the French Army Medical Corps, died Monday in New Delhi. He was a French delegate to the International Red Cross conference.
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Associated Press
Franklin
William E Barrow
Mfg. Co
New Delhia
Andre, Costadont
Army Medical Corps
Costadont
International Red Cross
New Delhi
Alliance Woman Dies at 117 in Ohio Home
Mrs Annie Wheat, born a slave in Alabama, died Monday at a grand daughter’s home in Alliance. The longtime resident reached 117 years, surviving a life of upheaval before passing in her family setting.
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Alliance
Ohio
Annie Wheat
Alabama
Escapees Captured After Marion Prison Break
Two inmates Clarence Bryant and Charles Hunter escaped from Marion Correctional Institution Monday and were recaptured in a nearby woods four hours later. Both men, serving 10 to 25 year terms for armed robbery, suffered hand injuries while escaping from a privately owned truck bound for the Ohio Prison Industries warehouse in Columbus. Authorities review whether inside help existed as they await transfer to Ohio Penitentiary. Hunter and Bryant were transferred to Marion in 1951 and 1954 respectively after sentencing from Clark County.
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Marion
Onio
Marion Correctional Institution
Ohio Penitentiary
Clarence A. Bryant
Charles E. Hunter
Marion Institution
Ohio Prison Industries
Columbus
Here
M. C. Koblentz
Division of Correction
Hunter
Bryant
Clark County
Pig Sleeps Acting Off in Mountain Moonshining Tale
Hollywood casting director Jack Kosslin faced a chaotic shoot for The Whippoorwill in Asheville North Carolina casting 40 speaking parts and 350 extras mostly non professionals. A pig hired to play a tipsy tipster drank wine and slept, halting a key scene.
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Hollywood
Jack Kosslyn
Bob Mitchum
Asheville
N. C
Kosslyn
Independent Union For City Employes Meet Next Week
The Independent Union for City Employees will meet at 7 p.m. next Tuesday at the Police Pistol Range to nominate permanent officers and draft a constitution. Temporary president Theodore Thompson will announce meeting dates and report wage negotiations with the city. All city employees are invited. members from outside the Police Division have joined. Permanent officers for one year will be elected in December and take office January 1.
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Middletown
Ary
Thompson
Division of Police
Hebron man elected to petroleum association executive committee
W E Shrider of Hebron Ohio was elected to the executive committee of the Independent Petroleum Association of America at the group meeting in Dallas on Monday.
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Dallas
W. E. Shrider
Hebron
Ohio
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Teeth Needed For Eskimo TV
TV Guide notes a northern Alaska program offering rawf feed topics such as dressing a moose skinning a bear head and preserving whale tail. The show sometimes brings in Eskimo villagers to perform acts of chewing sealskin mukluks and watching husbands dance or spear throw.
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Alaska
United States
TV Guide
Arctic
European star seeks Western role as Hollywood aims for American image
HOLLYWOOD Curt Jurgens, the European star, is being Americanized faster than others. While filming For Love Or Money for Universal International, he asks the studio to cast him in a western. A US director notes audiences may not be ready for a European western star.
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Hollywood
Curt Jurgens
Thefts Reported and Vandalism Plague City Police Briefs
Police notes list thefts including two hubcaps from Susanne Schoenberger at 2915 Oxford Street and a yellow gold ring from Vivian Mitchell at 611 17th Avenue. A tire was cut on Louis Harrison’s car at 2011 Henry Avenue causing 36 dollars in damage. A break in at Middle town Party Service netted 1.50 in cash and 35 dollars in machine parts. The first professional race track in America dates to 1754 near Wetumpka Alabama.
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Susanne Schoenberger
Oxford St
Vivian Mitchell
17Th Ave
Louis Harrison
Henry Ave
Middletown
1St Ave
Clarence Lawson
America
Wetumpka
Ala
Camporee set for Nov 8 10 amid flu concerns
The Mound Builders Area Boy Scout camporee is rescheduled to November 8–10 at the Otterbein Home Farm grounds after a flu outbreak caused a postponement. W T Adams, camp committee chair, says the event will not be re scheduled if cancelled again and that units will use originally assigned sites.
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Mound Builders Area
W. T. Adams
Adams
Otterbein
Autopsy Ordered for Lenon Jackson in Death Case
Cincinnati police found 35 year old Lenon Jackson dead in bed Monday with carbon monoxide poisoning suspected. An autopsy was ordered to determine the exact cause of death.
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Cincinnati
Lenon Jackson
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