Deaths And Funerals First Legion Commander Here Dies
E H Yetter former Armco Steel executive and first commander of American Legion Post 218 died Sunday in Dallas from a heart attack. A native of Pickensville Alabama he lived in Middletown 38 years and worked at Armco since 1912 later supervising hot mill and leading Armco plants in Zanesville until 1925. Surviving are his wife Clara Noel Vetter three sons and a daughter two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
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E. H. Yetter
American Legion
Armco Steel Corp
Emane
Dallas
Lodge 47
F&am
Pickensville
Ala
Middletown
Nellie Lang
Cato
John W
Carrollton
Obituary: Holsey Lang 68 Middletown resident
Holsey Lang aged 68 of 515 17th Ave died at 6 15 am at Middletown Hospital after two years of illness. A 37 year Armco Steel Corp veteran he retired in 1954 from the processing department. He belonged to New Hope Baptist Church Riverside.
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Holsey Lang
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Thetown Hospital
Lang
Armco Steel Corp
New Hope Baptist Chuch
Riverside
IRS Revamps Tax Education Program for High Schools
The Internal Revenue Service will implement a revamped ABCs of income tax program for high school students under district supervision. Russell W. Welch, Cincinnati district director, coordinates with public and parochial schools in 13 southwestern Ohio counties to broaden civic and math integration. The free kit covers forms, student earnings, tax structure and dollar allocation, already in use nationwide in over 90 percent of schools.
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Internal Revenue Service
ABC
T.ileman Andrews
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Russell W. Welch
Cincinnati
Welch
Ohio
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower on Formosa Policy
Stevenson denounces the Eisenhower administration over Formosa policy and farm relief, arguing the 1953 talk to unleash Nationalists risked war and harmed alliances. He cites Knowland and Bridges, notes worsening farm distress since 1952, and accuses the admin of empty slogans with no real surplus solution.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Formosa
Red China
Formosa Strait
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
GOP
Eiisenhower
Henry Snow
Kasson
Minn
Butler
Snow
Usher Board to Host Public Rally at New Hope Church
The Usher Board of New Hope Baptist Church will hold a public pew rally at 8 p.m. Sunday at the church. The Allen Singers of Middletown will present a program.
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Usher Board
New Hope Baptist Church
The
Allen Singers of
Middletown
Mrs Tava Monk 56 dies after five days illness
Mrs Tava Monk 56 of Middletown Rt 3 died at 4 40 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after five days as patient. Survived by husband Oscar, son William of St Louis, four grandchildren, two brothers James and Maurice Weaver of Middletown, six sisters Ocle Allen Leon Crawford Ports mouth Helen Bohne Middletown Mary Jeffs Metropolis Alma McCann Colorado Springs. Services in Middletown at 8 pm tomorrow McCoy Leffer Funeral Home. Burial Scioto Burial Park.
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Tava Monk
Linn Road
Middletown
Rt. 3
Middletown Hospital
Oscar
William
St. Louis
James
Maurice Weaver
Ocle Allen
Leon Crawford
Portsmouth
Helen Bohne
Mary Jeffs
Metropolis
Dana Marsh
Columbus
Alma McCann
Colorado Springs
Colo
McCoy-Letfer
Jerome Schulz
Daehler Funeral Home
George DeHauity
Scioto
Double services for Harold Bowman and Maybelle Bowman
Harold Bowman aged 49 and Maybelle Bowman 46 died in a Sunday morning crash four miles north of West Alexandria. Services held at 2 p.m. at Sugar Grove Cemetery burial planned. Foster son Kenneth, 17, was with them and treated for bruises and burns at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton and released.
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West Alexandria
Harold
Maybelle
Here
Sugar Grove
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Kenneth
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Germantown man Mick Irwin dies at home after heart attack
S O Mick Irwin died suddenly at 1 35 a m yesterday at his daughter Mrs Francis Bailey s home 147 Mulberry Street Germantown Ohio native of Hanover was 20 years in Germantown and a former line crew foreman for Postal Telegraph Co Burial is set for Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton with services at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev John Bench presiding He is survived by a daughter a grandson a nephew two sisters and a brother.
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Germantown
S. O
Mick) Irwin
Francis Bailey
Mulberry St
Irwin
Piermont
Ohio
Hanover
New Home Masonic Lodge
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Mound Hill Cemetery
Eaton
London doctor Baron dies at 65 former World Jewish Congress head
Dr Noah Baron aged 65 who chaired the European executive of the World Jewish Congress died yesterday in London. In Louisville, Gus Weyhing aged 88 a hard throwing iron man pitcher from 1886 to 1901 died Sunday.
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London
Noah Baron
World Jewish Congress
Louisville
Gus Weyhing
JA Advisers Plan Training Meeting
Junior Achievement adviser training meetings are set for tonight and tomorrow from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. M G McCall executive director Paul Deger of United Welding Co and Harry Flisher of Gardner Board and Carton Co will be in charge. McCall said advisers may attend either session.
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G. McCall
Paul Deger
United Welding Co
Harry Flisher
Gardner Board & Carton Co
McCall
Pressure Builds for Eisenhower Re-Election Bid
AP dispatch from Denver reports GOP pressure on President Eisenhower to seek a second term. Vice President Nixon indicates party leaders expect Eisenhower to run, while outlining concerns over McCarthy as a divisive force and predicting a strong 1956 campaign focus on defense and farm policy. Nixon cites Ike’s health as solid and his leadership organized. The piece notes upcoming state GOP meetings and outlines Nixon’s views on Stevenson Harriman Kefauver, farm prices, and Truman’s impact on the Democratic ticket.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Optio
GOP
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Republican Party
Congress
Appleton
Wis
Ike
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
California
Stevenson
Harriman
Truman
Skunk Family Under Oklahoma City Home Trapped
Oklahoma City police respond to a stinking task as a mother skunk and six large youngsters inhabit under a house. Officers cannot reach the odor carriers and will await proper equipment to access them.
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Oklahoma City
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Lowry Air Force Base
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National Security Council
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