Middletown Trolley Makes Its Final Farewell Run
The 51 year old H F Railway Frederick Middletown trolley ended service with a sentimental farewell trip. About 55 to 60 residents joined the last ride, praising crewmen Henry Magaha and Maurice Ramsburg for years of personal service and mutual camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmers-Clifton-Braddock Heights
Middletown
Frederick- Middletown
Frederick
Carroll-South Street
Maurice Ramsburg
Henry Magaha
Ramsburg
Purse
Eugene Creed
Magaha
G. William Stultz
Eric Lundgren
George Harwood
Basil Lewis
Alice Rohrback
J. Fred Main
F. §. Goodman
Harry B. Cebleniz
David Yinger
C Kemp Cashour
J. Milton Brunk
Misses Jones
Joseph Rhoderick
Guy Neat
Themes Williams
Herman
Zahn
George K. Smith
Eleanor Gosnell
Helen
Jeannie
Wayne Miss
Guy Cramer
Kirschman
Tibe
East South Street
Market Street
Lipstick Smears Lead To Shooting
Cincinnati report says Louise Sharpe a 21 year old former War Assets Administration worker shot her fiancé Paul Streicher 33 a druggist after finding lipstick smears on his face and shirt Streicher in serious condition at General Hospital Sharpe released on 2000 bond she explained she had planned to kill herself but ended up wounding him and then swallowed acid and threatened gas before police intervened
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Cincinnati
Clem Merz
Louise Sharpe
War Assets Administration Office
Paul J. Streicher
General Hospital
Merz
Streichers
Paul
Miss Sharpe
Premium Winners At Fair Announced
The fair lists premium winners across many classes led by Mrs. C Casper Moore Jr with top cash prizes of 2 dollars in multiple items. Grace Bover and M C Early also receive firsts with 2 dollar awards. Art entries include Miss Doris Shaw first in ka ting and Anna Grace Barrick second for plaques. Painting and drawing prizewinners feature Jac Urner, Lenore Kaetzel, Jane Zimmerman, and Mrs Alvie Etzler with varied cash awards.
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C. Casper Moore, Jr
Ruz. Hooked
Grace Bover
Lee Axline
M. C. Early
Ardis J. Study
Louise Tolbert
Wilbur Baker
Mas Nelle Grove
Daniel S. Chesley
Ting
Doris Shaw
Anna Grace Barrick
Barbara Thomas
Gary Angleberger
George L Smith, Jr
Eddie Albaugh
George Smith, Jr
Ann Keyser, Sr
Sts
Ntng
Onl
A.seeger Poole, Jr
Stanley Bennett
Carroll Stuart
Geof Smith, Jr
William Cramer
Austin Rhoads
Gary Angieberger
Gloria Soper
John Abrecht
Ruth Cronise
Anna Thomas
R. W. Swanson
Annie da Ss
Jac Urner
Lenore Kaetzel
Art prize winners overview with multiple names and prizes
The list records numerous winners and awards across painting drawing and photography categories. Names include Florence Eichelberger Ruth Gale Kenneth Schatz Mary Eby Edgar T Stevens Jack Griffin Frances Kellar Darrell Phebus and Mary Eby among others. Prizes range from 75 cents to 150 dollars for works in watercolor pastels oils charcoal and various displays.
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Florence Eichelberger
iMrs
Stull Life
Joe Urner
James Garrett
Mary Eby
Kenneth Schatz
Francs Kellar
Ruth Gale
Mary Fogie
Lenora Kaeizel
Thhan
Edgar T. Stevens
Edith L. Nusbaum
Edith Louis Nusbaum
Edith L Nusbaum
Paul Taylor
Jack Grifin
Gene Gardner
Jack Griffin
Frances Kellar
Edgar T Stevens
Darrell Phebus
Jack Gririn
Darre
Phobus
Para Barigis
Evelyn Alyers
Harry A Gross Jr named executive secretary at Ansco division
Harry A Gross Jr has been appointed executive secretary to E Allan Willvford vice president of General Amine and Film Corporation in charge of the Ansco Division. Gross joined Ansco in 1946 as coordinator of methods and procedures and later became assistant to the manager of general administration. A Bellevue native and Middletown High School and Columbia University graduate, he financed college through work as a camp counselor and tutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Gross, Jr
E Allan Willvford
Amine and Film Corporation
Ansco
Mr Gross
Bellevue
Pal Airi Gross
Middletown High School
Columbia ‘University
Portraits and landscapes by E Ray Wachter exhibition notes
A catalog fragment lists photography and art entries with prices and winners. Portraits and landscapes by E Ray Wachter win first in several categories with second places noted. Group of six pictures credits L Hubert Derr and C W Gregory with a £175 portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows Studio
Gregory
C W Gregory
E Ray Wachter
Ray Wachter
E. Ray Wachter
L Hubert Derr
Mgrs. C. .W . Gregory
Notable Columbia and General Electric executive obituary
The article notes the career of a Columbia alumnus who worked as an accountant at General Electric in Schenectady after graduation. He served as assistant bursar at Columbia before helping establish Col umbia's War Research division at the Navy Underwater Sound Laboratory in New London. He later became laboratory and contract manager, residing in Hillcrest New York with his wife and son. He is the son of Harry M. Gross Sr. of Los Angeles and nephew of Howard A. Gross of Middletown.
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Columbia
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Gross
Columbia University
New York
Navy
Underwater Sound Laboratory
New London
Cornell Avenue
Hillcrest
Mr Gross
Airs
Harry M. Gross
Los Angeles
Middletown
Howard A. Gross
First International Yacht Race Held In 1851
The inaugural event occurred on August 22, 1851, as the yacht America owned by JC Stevens of the United States defeated the British yacht Aurora by 18 minutes, marking the start of international yacht racing.
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America
JC. Stevens
United States
Aurora
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