Mrs. Clara Moran dies at 81 in Clinton county
Clara E. Moran 81 widow of James Moran died Saturday at 5 p m at her son Vincent Moran’s residence 180 North Wall Street from complications after a paralytic stroke Five months ago She was born March 16 1875 Beech Grove community married June 14 1894 She was a member of First Christian Church Survived only by son Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p m Marsh Funeral Home with interment in Sugar Grove cemetery Rev Herman M Patton to officiate Friends may call Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m
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Clara E. Moran
James Moran
Vincent Moran
North Wall Street
Jonah and
Lucretia Liddil Littleton
Beech Grove
Moran
First Christian Church
Clinton County
Marsh Funeral Home
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Herman M. Patton
Mrs. M. W. Foxbower Dies at Clinton Memorial
Mrs Addie Foxbower 64 wife of Morris W Foxbower Pleasant Plain died Sunday at 5 40 am at Clinton Memorial Hospital after Dec 16 admission. Born July 25 1892 near Butlerville she was daughter of Frank and Zella Carroll. Survived by husband daughter Bernice Doughman Raymond Foxbower ten siblings and ten grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Hannah Funeral Home Blanchester with Rev Max W Sellers. Interment Morrow.
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Addie Foxbower
Morris W. Foxbower
Pleasant Plain
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Butlerville
Frank and
Zella Carson Carroll
Bernice Doughman
Blanchester
Raymond Foxbower
Lebanon
RFD
Clifford
Coraddale
Edward
Chicago
John and
Emerson
Madisonville
Charles Chester Carroll
Mainville
Marie Leak
Doris Philhower
Hannah Funeral Home
Max W. Sellers
Christmas Greetings From Former Wilmington Family in Anchorage
Local residents share a letter from the Donald Smith family now in Anchorage Alaska. Sue works for the district engineers I am contracting officer for Elmendorf Air Force Base Carolyn is a sophomore at Occidental College in Los Angeles. The letter notes Anchorage growth and housing shortages along with a thaw and optimism for a White Christmas. Santa’s candy theft plan near the Courthouse is mentioned with a jail storage hint.
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I. C. Clinton
Donald Smith
Wilmington
Anchorage
Alaska
Sue
District Engineers
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Carolyn
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Suez Canal Cleanup Plan Snagged Again
PORT SAID Egypt remains blocked as a United Nations salvage fleet waits on Egyptian approval to use British and French vessels. Dag Hammarskjold may visit Cairo to resolve the issue while U N. forces prepare to move salvage equipment into the canal.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
United Nations
U. N
Suez Canal Authority
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
U. S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Christmas Holiday Toll Rises Across Nation
The Associated Press reports 19 highway deaths in Ohio by Friday 6 p.m. plus seven other accidental deaths as the four day Christmas holiday nears its end. Nationwide highway fatalities reach 405 with 26 fires and 45 other accident deaths, risking a record 660 highway deaths. Safety officials cite weather and drinking drivers as factors.
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Associated Press
Ohio
National Safety Council
Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Miss Elizabeth Jacks 92 Dies at Niece’s Home
Miss Elizabeth Jacks 92 longtime Wilmington resident died Saturday at the home of her niece Mrs H A Gehringer after a three year decline in health and six months serious illness. She was born January 21 1864 in Fayette County to Harvey and Eliza Rockhold Jacks and belonged to the Methodist Church Woman's Society Bible Class and Center WCTU. She is survived by her sister Mrs Mae Antram Wilmington a nephew Albert Darrell Black Dayton and a niece Mrs Gehringer with three great nephews and one great niece. Funeral services set for Thursday 2 p m at Littleton Funeral Home Sabina with interment in Sabina.
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Elizabeth Jacks
H. A. Gehringer
Miss Jacks
Fayette County
Harvey and
Eliza Rockhold Jacks
Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of the Church
Woman’s Bible Class and
Center
WCTU
Wilmington
Washington D. H
Gehringer
Mae Antram
Albert Darrell Black
Dayton
Littleton Funeral Home
Sabina
Moslems Cause Fatal Harm in Algeria Weekend Violence
Six Europeans were fatally injured and 26 more wounded in Algerian incidents over the weekend, as reported by French authorities. French patrols also killed 65 rebels in related clashes.
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Algiers
Algeria
Navy Offers USS Pike for Sale to Last Minute Shoppers
Baltimore report says the Navy is auctioning the 21 year old submarine USS Pike for sale to a buyer with at least 75000 dollars. Bids must be received before January 8.
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Baltimore
Navy
Last Minute Shopping and Mailing Rush
Stores and post offices faced peak crowds as Christmas Eve approaches with heavy shopping and last minute parcel post activity. The State Highway Patrol noted only slightly heavier traffic. Bourke reports cancellations at the Post Office near December totals and expects lighter volume than prior peak. Nearby merchants described record sales pace and uncertain comparisons to last year while many offices and stores plan closures Christmas Day.
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State Highway Patrol
W. T. Bourke
Bourke
Night Before Christmas Spoof Turns On White House Gifts
AP News Analyst sketches a holiday satire where Santa faces delays and political jabs as President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson receive symbolic gifts. The piece riffs on Christmas closures, Senate and White House negotiations, and the idea of late openings and delays in public life.
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Santa
Stevenson
Ike
White House
Adlai
Flood Kills 35 in Brazilian Dairy Center Washout
Disaster workers count 35 dead after a flash flood swept Pas qa quatro dairy center 200 miles from Rio de Janeiro. Others are feared missing as relief efforts continue in the affected region.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Passaquatro
Pope Endorses Defensive War Against Communism
Pope Pius XII approves defensive war to curb communism and urges UN authority to prevent aggression. He supports Hungary’s right to resist Soviet force, backs Eisenhower open skies plan, and calls for strong UN police power to safeguard order and ensure disarmament.
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Pius
Vatican City
Pius XII
United Nations
Hungary
Pontiff
U. N
World Organization
Eisenhower
Oscar Puckett Dies Sunday at 81 in Bloomington
Oscar Puckett aged 81 died Sunday night at 10 55 at his Bloomington residence where he had lived 12 years. He was born June 29 1875 in Reesville and farmed in Richland and Wilson townships. Survived by widow Nick Belle Pennington Puckett two sons Francis and Clarence Puckett three daughters Altha Miars Ruth Davis and Mary Briggs. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p m at Littleton Funeral Home Sabina with interment at Bloomingburg.
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Oscar Puckett
Bloomington
Reesville
Richland
Wilson Townships
Nick Belle Pennington Puckett
Francis
Clarence Puckett
Wilmington
Altha Miars
Ruth Davis
Bethlehem Pilgrimage Shaped by Middle East Tensions
Christians worldwide mark Christmas as hope for peace while in Jerusalem 1700 Christian Arabs cross into Jordan for Holy Land rites. Israeli Jordanian hostilities and a ban on the consular procession darken the mood as frontier watch and closed routes shape the somber observance.
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Washington
White House
Mrs. Eisenhower
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Mandelbaum
Biblical
Nazareth
Jaffa
Old City
Bethlehem
Holy City
State of Israel
Mary and
Joseph
Mandelbaum Gate
Egypt
Port Said
Morrow Man Emery Schleehauf Dies at 76 in Hospital
Emery G. Schleehauf, 76, of near Morrow, died Sunday evening at Clinton Memorial Hospital where he had been admitted December 5. A retired foreman for Oeder Excavating Co he is survived by his son Charles E. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p m at Vale Funeral Home in Morrow with burial in Maineville Cemetery.
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Emery G. Schleehauf
Morrow
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Oeder Excavating Co
Schleehauf
Charles E
Zoar Methodist Church
The
Vale Funeral Home
Maineville
Robbers Drop Into London Bank to Loot Safe
Yeggs entered a London bank via the ceiling on Sunday and attempted to cut into a safe holding nearly 280000 dollars. They burned through most of the door but ran out of oxy acetylene gas, leaving only a quarter inch of door breached.
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London
No Paper Tuesday Holiday Observance
The News Journal offices and plant will be closed all day Tuesday for the Christmas holiday to allow employees and carriers to spend time with their families.
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Wilmington
News-Journal
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Clara Moran
M. W. Foxbower
Santa Claus
Doctors Hospital
Minneapolis
Mas
Sly
America
Yeggs
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