Deaths And Funerals Fall On Stairs Fatal To Camden Woman
Nellie Bonnie Silvers 51 of 8 S Main St died after a fall at home causing a skull fracture at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton. Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. American Legion Auxiliary to conduct service at 6 30 p m. Visitation tonight 7 9 p m. She was a Homer Michigan native married to Percy Silvers. Surviving daughter Sue Schneider Dayton son Gene in the Air Force Waco Texas sisters Betty Donnie Ann Arbor and Ethel Altenbernt Napoleon Mich half brother Clyde Bates Jackson Mich and nine grandchildren.
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Camden
Nellie
Bonnie) Silvers
S. Main St
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
American Legion Auxiliary
Silvers
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Homer
Mich
Percy
Sue Schneider
Dayton
Gene
Air Force
Waco
Tex
Betty Donnie
Mrs Gertrude A Greenbaum Dies in Middletown
Mrs. Gertrude A Greenbaum of 421 Clark Street died at 1 a.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a year of illness. Survived by husband George Leonard a son John Joseph at home a daughter Elizabeth Armbruster a sister Elizabeth Gartland and three grandchildren. Requiem High Mass will be sung at Holy Trinity Church at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Schramm Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. Greenbaum
Clark St
Middletown Hospital
George Leonard
John Joseph
Elizabeth Armbruster
Middletown
Elizabeth Gartland
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Bowermaster Rites Set for Franklin Resident
Russell Bowermaster 71 of 14 North River Street died at 5 25 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after being admitted Saturday. He retired five years ago as a self employed carpenter born in Clarksburg lived most of his life in Franklin wife Eva died 1919 surviving sons Earl Franklin and Donald Hamilton a brother Cecil Franklin a stepson Stacey Bradshaw Portsmouth 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday Anglesby Funeral Home Rev H S Gessner officiating burial Woodhill Cemetery home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Franklin
Russell Bowermaster
N. River St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Bowermaster
Clarksburg
Eva
Earl of Franklin
Donald
Hamilton
Cecil
Stacey Bradshaw
Portsmouth
Services for Albrt Holmes Held in Lebanon
Albrt Holmes 88 retired farmer died Saturday at his home 120 N Mechanic St Lebanon. Services 3 p m tomorrow Oswald Memorial Home burial Bethany Cemetery. Survived by son Harry Lebanon three sisters Martha Shawhan Emma Johnson Ruth Crane Dayton a brother George South Lebanon and six grandchildren.
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Lebanon
Albrt Holmes
Oswald
Bethany Cemetery
Holmes
Mechanic St
Harry
Martha Shawhan
Emma Johnson
Ruth Crane
Dayton
George
South Lebanon
Funeral for Two Month Old Infant Williams
Funeral services will be held at 10 a m tomorrow for Jonathan Williams two month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wii.
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Mason
Jonathan Williams
Charles Wii
Red Cloud Moves Out Over Ocean
Washington reports the leading edge of a giant fallout cloud from a Soviet multi megaton explosion was moving east over the Atlantic. Fallout specialist Robert List said winds of 70 to 80 mph carried the invisible debris, with several days expected for debris to pass New England and reach southwest Canada before drifting out over the ocean. U.S. experts urged no undue alarm or immediate health action. Most debris likely entered the stratosphere and would not settle for months.
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Washington
R AP
Atlantic
Robert List
Weather Bureau
New England
Canada
Ocean
U.S
Car Ransacked At Poastown Church Parking Area
Paul Blevins of 7138 Trenton Franklin Road reported to sheriff deputies that his car parked at a Poasttown church over the weekend was ransacked and two suits and four pairs of trousers valued at 65 dollars were stolen.
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Paul Blevins
Trenton Franklin Road
Sheriff's
Poasttown
Burial set for local resident at West Chester Cemetery
A local resident died Sunday with funeral services at Gallimore Funeral Home. Burial will follow at West Chester Cemetery.
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Liams
Tylersville
West Chester
Gallimore Funeral Home
Obituary Notices For Several Local Residents
Mrs Elia Richey aged 90 of 1023 Edison Ave is to have services today Webb announces. Frank Anders 80 of 1936 Smith Road has services tomorrow London Ky. William E Rees 35 of 190 Little Brook Drive Fairfield has services at 2 p m Wednesday Zettler notes. Rev Louis F Ferry of 1961 S Staunton Drive has 2 p m Wednesday Klaus-Weigel. George W Bunch of 222 S Seventh St has 10 a m Wednesday Klaus-Weigel.
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Elia Richey
Edison Ave
Webb
Frank Anders
Smith Road
London
William E. Rees
Littlebrook Drive
Fairfield
Zettler
Louis F. Ferry
S. Staunton Drive
Klaus - Weigel
George W. Bunch
S. Seventh St
Klaus- Weigel
Deaths Elsewhere Summary of prominent figures’ deaths
John Chapman Wilson sixty two theatrical producer and director died after long illness He quit Wall Street for Broadway Frederick A Korsmeyer eighty four retired Wall Street Journal chief editorial writer died Sunday He worked for Omaha News Bee before joining Journal of Commerce in New York 1902 Adolph Bernard Spreckels Iii forty nine heir to sugar fortune died of brain hemorrhage Married six times son of Rudolph Spreckels Dr Franklin Dunham sixty nine chief of radio and television service in the U S Office of Education died of heart attack Edwin A Vallon fifty one director in the State Department died of heart attack in the Dominican Republic Rev John H Steinkraus seventy six retired Methodist minister died of heart attack in Albany Germanyborn American citizen
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New York
John Chapman Wilson
Wilson
Wall Street
Broadway
Scarsdale
N.Y
Frederick A. Korsmeyer
The
Wall Street Journal
Korsmeyer
Omaha News Bee
Journal of Commerce
Syracuse
Albany
John H. Steinkraus
Methodist Church
Germany
United States
Real Estate Board Gets New Name
Middletown Real Estate Board is renamed the Middletown Board of Realtors after four charter changes and a name change granted by the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards. The group will hold its annual officers election Wednesday at noon in the Manchester Motor Inn with candidates for President, Vice President, secretary treasurer, and directors. John J. Cronin of NAREB will speak on national realtor policies and by laws.
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Middletown Real Estate Board
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Middletown Board of Realtors
Manchester Motor Inn
Herbert S. Boren
Howard Thrasher
Charles Hurst
Tony Tenore
John Methven
Bill Ballard
Thomas W. Baird Sr
Robert Keays
John J. Cronin
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Cronin
Explosions Hit Franklin House Twice In One Evening
Two blasts within 40 minutes damaged Clyde King’s home at 128 Lynnwood Road, caused by a propane gas leak as he tried to light the furnace. The first blast from a water heater caused little damage. the second shattered windows and moved a porch. No injuries. Firefighters also fought a smoke-filled fire at Laynecrest shopping center ballast switch box later that night.
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Franklin — Franklin
Clyde King
Lynnwood Road
King
Laynecrest
Highway transport industries provide a living for workers
A national outlook notes that highway transport sectors sustain about one seventh of the workforce, highlighting the sector as a major employer and economic pillar. The analysis emphasizes job stability and regional impact amid rising fuel and regulatory pressures.
Fired Police Chief To Get His Job Back
AKRON Ohio AP James Boarman police chief of Tallmadge was reinstated after the civil service commission changed his dismissal to a suspension without pay. The decision traced to Sept 11 when Mayor Paul C Hill fired Boarman after an examiner found he cashed a fine payment of 56 10 dollars. Boarman pleaded innocent and appealed the case. The commission found him guilty of incompetence and inefficiency to a degree.
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Akron, Ohio
James Boarman
Tallmadge
Civil Service Commission
Paul C. Hill
Boarman
Akron
It's a Boy for Bing Kathy Crosby Welcomes Son Nathaniel
Los Angeles AP reports Bing Crosby and actress wife Kathy Grant welcomed a son weighing 9 pounds 2% ounces. The third child for the couple, who wed in 1957, joins Harry Lillis Jr. and Mary Frances. Crosby, 57, and Grant are said to be doing well at Queen of Angels Hospital. In London, Crosby announced they would name the boy Nathaniel Patrick after a great great grandfather and joked about the reason for Patrick.
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Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Kathy Grant
Queen of Angels Hospital
Crosby
London
England
Harry Lillis Jr
Mary Frances
Miss Grant
Nathaniel Patrick
Nathaniel
Patrick
Bing
Textile firm to move operations from Cincinnati
About 200 workers from the Cincinnati area will lose their jobs or relocate to Rockwell Tennessee as Adler Co transfers part of its operations. The move follows the availability of a hosiery plant in Rockwell and the decision to shift work from Cincinnati and New Richmond plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rockwell, Tenn
Adler Co
New Richmond
Rockwell
Stranded Driver Paid for Push Then Robbed at Knife Point
William A. Higginbotham stalled at an Atlanta intersection. A passerby pushed the car to start it, but after Higginbotham offered a dollar for help the stranger produced a knife and stole $31. The suspect fled, and police were notified.
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Atlanta
William A. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Samaritania
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Ann Arbor
Ethel Altenbernt
Napoleon, Mich
Clyde Bates
Jackson, Mich
Seaboard
RIT Finance Company
Gertrude Greenbaum
Anglesby Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Albert Holmes
Sanitone
Gough-Lamb
Charles
Real Estate Board
Ates
South Broad St
Kathy
New Hampshire
Dixie Lee Crosby
Cincy
South Verity Pkvy
Pillsbury Biscuits
Reedy
Cedar Hill Farms
Charmin
Yellow Freestone
Gries
Nancy Lee
Sandhill
Merrit
Boz
Jonathan Apples
Reedy’s Foods
Greta Gad
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