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Hurwich, Saul 10 June 1954 ILLNESS IS FATAL TO SAUL HURWICH Associated With Fashion’ "Shoppe Many Years; . Rites Tuesday Following an illness of severa? months, Saul Hurwich, aged: 60,. died Sunday at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati where he had been x patient for several weeks. , He had been associated with his iwife Ruby in The Fashion Shoppe heresfor more than 35 years. A: igraduate of: University af* Pitts! -burgh, he was an attorney and’ practiced law for a time fn Pitts— ‘burgh. He was a member of Leb-* ‘anon Lodge of: Masons, Scottish , Rite and Shrine in Cincinnati and was past exalted rul « Funeral services were hel Pp. m. Tuesday ‘at’ “Weil :Punerat Home in: Cincinnati’ with: burial, inf. 2: Hutchinson, Russell 11 Feb 1954 : Brother‘ Of Local © Resident Called Russell A, Hutchinson of “To. ledo, brother-wf Mfrs. Ralph Lewis, was in a serious condition and on his way to Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Lewis aécompanied brother-in- law but Mr. Hutchinsosi couldn't continue his fight for life and in New Mexico passed away on Sat- urday, February 6, at 10 pam, Mr, Lewis ix accompanying .the body home, day. Ne funeral Crees have been made, Hutslar, Esther 27 May 1954 LOUISIANA WOMAN! AS COUNTY’S. SIXTH Soi Seas TRAFFIC VICTIM Hutchinson, Otto ° 10 June 1954 Killed’ ‘Beneath Own Car In Mason Wednesday : Night | “SIyy. payvouy 2d ayy, “107 "49[99 death of the year was recorded Wednesday night when a 56-year- old New sOrleans woman was kill- ed underneath_her’ own a tar in the village of ‘Mason: . Police Chief Elmer Wright, who investigated, reported Mrs. Esther Hutslar was en route to Spring- field to visit a nephew. She be- came: tired of driving and asked her companion, Mrs. Gertrude’ Haase, 52, New Orleans to relieve her. They stopped near the Galli more Funeral Home. By mistake, Mra.-Hutslar left the car in auto- matic drive. As’ she, walked in front. of the -,machine her com- ‘Banion “stepped on the“ foot ac- Warren’ county’s. sixth’ traffic: “Hutslar down and ran ver her. Hn her, excitement; Mrs, Haase put -the.“car: in reverse and the car passed over her again.. Rushed to Mercy Hospital in. Hamilton, she cwas.reported dead on arrival.. - ~ The body was removed to Little- ‘ton Funéral Home it: Springfield. Her nephew: is- ‘Luther Doughman ‘assistant: polfes.. chief of thaticlty- ‘dow of C. Wilbur® Ivin dall BS ins ane three Irwin, Ansel we. Deo 1954 “Ansel Irwin, zged,57, well‘known Mason resident,: died:*Monday:' xt his home, following. ain illness of one year. He had been aizociated with Muerinich Motors until re- cently, _ Funeral services will be held at. 2 p. m. Thursday at Gallimore! Funeral Home with. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery; .- ‘Surviving are his wife, Luellle, two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor. Mo- ler, Florida; Mrs, “Pearl Bryan, near Mason; two sons, Glenn and Clifford Irwin of. Mason and a brother, Will Irwin of - Mason. Friends are asked to omit flow- .ers and contribute to. the .War ren County Cancer: Society. - Ivins, Mary Randall 26 Aug 1954 °° ‘Mrrs.-Mary “Mary R. Ivins Services Monday Mrs. Mary Randall. Ivins,” ‘aged. 82,'died Fridny night at Champ- ion’ Rest Home here’ after. an, éx- tended: illness. She ‘2 life-long resident of Lebanon and the wi- known Lebanoh druggist, * Funeral’ setvices we day ‘at the convenien ily ‘at Oswald’ Funeral Home ‘with! burial -in Lebanon Cem Surviving ar’. ‘son, ie fam-