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IAFF136.ORG Is The Official Publication Of
Dayton Firefighters Local 136

Editor-in-Chief:
Steve Dunham

Managing Editor:

Rueben Hussong

Updated On: Feb 18, 2012

Rueben Hussong

Appointed: July 18, 1892
Died: March 26, 1929
Badge #: 49
Badge Retired: October 8, 2011

Reuben Hussong was appointed to the Dayton Fire Department on July 18, 1892 and was assigned badge #49. He was stationed at Company 12 for many years.

On January 11, 1929, while fighting a fire at 700 Huffman Ave. he was severely injured. He suffered paralysis from those injuries and died on March 26, 1929. He was 58 years old.

He is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery

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EMS Continuing Education
Need a little continuing education? Greene Memorial Hospital is now offering con-ed classes online. Each class will provide you with 1 hour of con-ed. You must first register to use the site. A great opportunity to get additional CEU's.

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According to the OAPFF, they are experiencing problems with non-members acquiring our OAPFF/IAFF license plates. The OAPFF is currently working on a more secure process for our members to obtain the OAPFF license plate, in the interim, requests for the documents that are required to obtain the Professional Firefighter license plate should be made through the Local President. We hope the members understand that this is simply a step in ensuring the law enforcement community, the public as well as our membership that those who choose to display the IAFF license plate are truly Ohio's Professional Firefighters.