Baty Wins Grand Prize In Aerial Treasure Hunt
Baty and Lois Baty in a Cessna 170 topped 18 planes at Middletown Airport capturing Class 3 and overall prize. The event also awarded multiple first place trophies to pilots and navigators from Middletown and Cincinnati. Clues mapped a zigzag route from Oxford to Richmond to Ohio then Middletown, with Baty finishing in one hour 53 minutes.
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Baty
Dletown Aviation Club
Lois
F.E. Vigor
George Wedekind
Lloyd Sink
Jack Hoover
Middletown
Stinson
Mel Onderdonk
Jim Way
Middle
Queen City Flying Club
McCloy- Leffiter Funeral Home
Dakar Co
Gilbert
Middletown Aviation Club
Dale Converse
Bob McNutt
Oxford
Richmond
Oahio
Bruce Baty
Paul Henke
Deaths And Funerals Harry F Lindquist Dies
Harry Ferdinand Lindquist 60 of 828 Yankee Rd died at 5 55 a m at home He was a civil engineer with Wright Patterson AFB for 15 years a Chicago native who had lived here 14 years Surviving wife Alice two brothers four sisters services 10 30 a m Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home cremation burial in Woodside Cemetery officiant Rev H C Grunewald Friends may call at residence after noon tomorrow and until time of services Wednesday
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Harry Ferdinand Lindquist
Yankee Rd
Lindquist
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Chicago
Alice
John Lindquist
Joseph Lindquist
New Buffalo
Mich
Mary Wilkerson
Elizabeth Bradley
Helen Lindquist
Mrs Bertha Moore Services For Detroit Woman
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Bertha Moore who died Saturday at Middletown Hospital. She resided at 18626 Charles Street in Detroit. Details of the services and burial were not immediately available in the notice.
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Bertha Moore
Charles St. Detroit
Middletown
Mrs Shannon Elected President Of Trenton PTA
Mrs. Marvin Shannon has been elected president of the Trenton School PTA for the year. Mrs. Cecil Ash is vice president and Mrs. Charles Burgess secretary. Mrs. Chester Bowlus treasurer and Elwood Slough in charge of publicity. PTA meets at the school the second Tuesday of every month.
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Trenton
Marvin Shannon
PTA
Cecil Ash
Charles Burgess
Chester Bowlus
Elwood Slough
Phil Robertson
James Stewart
William Howell
Arthur Tolley
Morton Lawson
Elwood Vennetton
All-American Palomino Show Benefits New Hospital
The 10th annual All-American Palomino Show concludes at Montgomery County fairgrounds Dayton with proceeds to Variety Manor for Children. Two performances today at 2 and 8 p.m. follow last night’s opening. Over $6,500 in prizes and trophies will be awarded across 60 classes to winners including palominoes from the Indiana State Fair.
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Dayton
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Eaton
Variety Manor
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Monroe Grange Plans October Paper Drive for Building Fund
Monroe Grange announces a paper drive on October 1 to raise funds for the Building Fund. Donations can be made via four coordinators in Lebanon, Bethany, Monroe, and Middletown. A farm sale on Greentree Road was successful and a pancake supper is set for October 29 at the Catholic Recreation Hall. The Monroe degree team will perform for Pomona Grange in February, and the next meeting October 3 will install officers.
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Monroe
Ways and Means
Monroe Grange
Grange
Donald Settlemire
Lebanon Exchange
Eugene McKinney
Bethany Exchange
Raymond McKinley
Glen Zecher
Middletown
Eisele Farm
Greentree Road
Catholic Recreation Hall
Pomona Grange
Ohio 4 H Club Congress honors Franklin Nock as parliamentarian
Franklin Jane Nock, one of 886 Ohio 4 H Club members at the 4 H Club Congress on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus, was chosen parliamentarian during mock legislative trials. Her photo appeared with Nancy Con acting as speaker of the house and Roger McCloud. She joined a forum with International Farm Youth Exchange students from India Burma Ecuador and Australia and will study home economics at Ohio State University after returning from the event.
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Jane Nock
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus
Nancy Con
Roger McCloud
International Farm Youth Exchange
India
Burma
Ecuador
Australia
Miss Nock
Deaf Population in the United States Reaches 800000
An estimated 800000 Deaf individuals live in the United States highlighting a substantial deaf community. The figure underscores needs for accessible services and inclusive communication across education employment and public life.
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United States
Funeral services for Erma Fields in Lebanon
Erma Fields 17 of Lebanon died after an auto accident near Lexington Kentucky. Funeral services at 2 p m tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. She was a Lebanon High School graduate and a student nurse at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Survived by Mr and Mrs Alexander Fields and a brother Ray. Her uncle Gordon Hewett 47 injured in the crash.
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Lebanon
Erma Fields
Alexander Fields
Main St
Lexington
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Miss Fields
Lebanon High School
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Gordon Hewett
Andersonville
Tenn
Hewett
Ray
Jail At Eaton To Be Repaired Contract Let
Preble County commissioners awarded a $6,000 contract to Fries and Son Steel Construction for extensive jail improvements at the Eaton courthouse. The project includes a safety vestibule and new banks. The journal also notes $4,824 to the State Highway Department as the county’s share of a Route 725 bridge project near Camden and $1,750 from Harold Ward and Producers' Milk Co. for damage to a Four Mile Creek bridge.
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Camden
Camden Village
Cecil Welsh
Harold Ward
Producers
Milk Co
Four Mile Creek
Ward
Liquid air Boils At Subzero Temperatures
A scientific note states liquid air boils at temperatures well below zero, specifically under 200 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, indicating extreme cold properties and behavior of liquefied gases in low temperatures.
Dr Azel Ames Dies After Heart Attack In Hamilton
Dr Azel Ames 51 Hamilton surgeon died at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack at home 1345 Smith Rd He practiced here since 1939 and led Mercy and Fort Hamilton hospitals as chief of staff He served briefly in the U S Navy in 1942 and was active in YMCA Boy Scouts and local clubs Surviving are his wife Josephine mother Mrs Azel Ames son Azel two daughters Sarah Jo and Janie and sister Mrs Eleanor Powell The piece notes long term health statistics for 1950 births at year end
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Hamilton
Azel Ames
Mercy Hospital
Smith Rd
Ames
First National Bank
U. S. Navy
YMCA
Hamilton City Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mercy
Fort Hamilton
Butler County Board of Health
County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Josephine
New York
Azel
Daughers
Sarah Jo
Janie
Eleanor Powell
Stanford, Conn
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WPAFB
Mrs. Shannon
Trenton Pta
New Hospital
Franklin
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Streifthau’s
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Woodside Cemetery
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