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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1959

Page

3

Deaths And Funerals Mrs Dorothy O H Air Dies

Mrs Dorothy Lena O H air 30 wife of Rev Don O H air pastor of Peace town Church of God died at 6 am today at St Mary Hospital Cincinnati after a 10 day stay Born in Morgan County Kentucky she is survived by her husband a son Michael two daughters Yvonna Kay and Sharlana parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Adkins a sister Mrs Fula Harrison and a brother Edward Adkins Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Also listed are August Ike Miller 63 Mrs Elizabeth Bannon 61 Mrs Maggie Richardson 75 Albert David Lee 80 with service times and funeral homes provided

Dorothy Lena O'Hair West Middletown Don O'Hair Peasttown Church of God St. Mary Hospital Cincinnati O'Hair Morgan County Michael Yvonna Kay Sharlana Leonard Adkins Clearfield Fula Harrison Winchester Mass Edward Adkins Kentucky MccCoy-Leffler Funeral Home August J Ike) Miller Freeman Ave St. Joseph Church Elizabeth Bannon

Services for George W. Bishop Held at McCoy Leffler

George W. Bishop aged 75 of Middletown Rt 3 will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in North Cemetery Monroe. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. He died yesterday at his home.

George W. Bishop Middletown Rt. 3 McCoy + Leffler North Cemetery Monroe Bishop

Services for Silas M. Fugate

Silas M. Fugate, 73, of 2207 Christel Ave, will be honored at a 2 p.m. service tomorrow at the First Christian Church with Rev. Jerome Schulz officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The deceased passed away Sunday at Middletown Hospital.

Silas M. Fugate Christel Ave First Christian Church Jerome Schulz Woodside Cemetery McCoy - Leffler Fugate Middletown Hospital

Edward A Geran Sr. Services Planned in Middletown

Edward A Geran Sr., 60, of 134% Clark St., will be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Masonic services are set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Elks services at 8 p.m. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Carrie Geran of Middletown. He died Sunday at Middletown Hospital and was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post 218.

Edward A. Geran Sr Clark St Riggs Woodside Cemetery Elks Carrie Geran Middletown Geran Middletown Hospital American Legion

Prominent AEC Commissioner Harold Vance Dies at 69

Washington AP Harold S Vance 69 atomic energy commissioner since 1955 died Monday from acute pneumonia after abdominal surgery He earlier led Studebaker Packard Corp chairing its executive committee and retired as president in 1954 Born Port Huron Michigan

Washington Harold S. Vance AEC Vance Studebaker-Packard Corp Port Huron Mich Baltimore Arthur H. Parsons Jr Enoch Pratt Free Library Omaha Public Library Lynn Mass

Justice Denies Alligator But Dismisses Speeding Ticket

Houston AP report states Peace Justice Tom Maes refused an alligator but dismissed Louis Pavia of Port Arthur Texas speeding ticket. Pavia offered a tile selection from 18 inches to four feet claiming the reptiles don’t bite. The judge conditionally dismissed the ticket with one rule: do not send another alligator.

Houston Tex Tom Maes Louis Pavia Pavia Port Arthur Judge Maes Maes

Cheese Output in 1957 Drove Milk Use in U S

In 1957 the United States produced about 1.411 billion pounds of cheese, consuming roughly eleven percent of the total milk produced.

United States

Grand Jury Indicts 3 Radio Men in P.R. Propaganda Case

Three former Mutual Broadcasting System officials Alexander L. Guterma Hal Roach Jr and Garland L Culpepper Jr were indicted for accepting 750000 to push Dominican Republic propaganda over US radio They allegedly conspired with MBS entities and Otto Vega of the Dominican government The counts charge failure to register as foreign agents with possible penalties up to five years in prison and 10000 fine

Washington Mutual Broadcasting System Dominican Republic Justice Department Atty William P. Rogers Alexander L. Guterma Mutual Hal Roach Jr Mutual Board Garland L. Culpepper Jr MBS Radio System MBS Inc Radio News Service Corp Otto Vega Guterma Roach Culpepper United States Vega Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina Porfirio Rubirosa New York City Securities and Exchange Commission

Boys Find Jewel Cache in Alley of St Louis

In St Louis AP report Bob Brickman eight and Mel Hall eleven found unset diamonds worth about 1000 dollars in an alley and brought them to a jeweler asking what they were. Police hold the gems and there is no known theft or loss. if unclaimed the boys will keep the diamonds.

ST. Louis Bob Brickman Mel Hall

Moscow Trip Worth It Says Bow After Moscow Visit

Rep Frank T. Bow of Ohio says his five day trip to Moscow to inspect the U S exposition was justified. He cites $3 600 000 in American exhibits and defends the trip cost as infinitesimal compared to the totals, stating the Moscow fair delivers value for the money.

Washington Frank T. Bow Ohio Moscow Bow House Appropriations Committee

Veteran animal trainer dies at 78 in California

I. S. Trader Horne a veteran animal trainer known for supplying creatures to hundreds of Hollywood films died after a long illness in Thousand Oaks California. His menagerie once included the original roaring lion used as the Metro Goldwyn Mayer trade mark. He was 78.

Thousand Oaks Calif Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer I. S Horne

Poker Game In Woods Ends For 8

Eight poker players face gambling charges in Warren County Court on September 8 before Judge Robert Ray. They were arrested by Sheriff Satterthwaite in a woods near South Lebanon after officers confiscated money cards and chips. Six defendants from South Lebanon were released on bond. two others from Cincinnati remain in custody.

Lebanon Robert Ray Warren County Richard Satterthwaite Satterthwaite Walker Sandlin Billy Sandlin Kelly Byrd Marcus Baker Carl Phipps Prater Haddix South Farris Sandlin Ethel Sandlin Cincinnati Sandlins William Childers Franklin

Snowshoes for Horses Rise in Canadian Practice

In Canada, horses are sometimes equipped with fused snowshoes to traverse deep snow. This adaptation helps maintain traction and mobility in winter conditions, reflecting regional ingenuity in equestrian transport.

Canada

YMCA Sets Fall Winter Schedule At Winchester

YMCA announces fall and winter program effective Saturday September 12 after summer schedule ends with boys swimming classes on September 9 and 11. Full winter details will be mailed to members next week and include multiple swim and aquatic classes with Minnows Fish Flying Fish Shark and Advanced sessions on set times.

YMCA Russ McHenry

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Dorothy O’hair Silas Fugate Edward Geran Sr Music House VE Associated Press Celina S. B. (Storm) Haarbye Simaco, Inc Oslo Norway Kansas City, Mo J.h.staley The Staley Milling Co Staley Springfield Carthage Feed Company Wilbert Woods Rines Ae Evne Hope Street Prosperity Angeles Ale Charles OH S Knight Snow Cadillac Verity Heber Jones, Inc G. W. Jones Jones Ine Ist Savings Now Ross’ Hostiery ROSS Redwood Ross’ Boys’ Dept
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