Mental Health Leaders Hear Panel On Fund Drive Goals
Local precinct captains and committee chairmen heard a panel on the 1961 mental health fund drive at the CG&F building auditorium. Calvin Young outlined $75 million allocated to Ohio mental health, with little funding for research. Door to door fundraising in Middletown May 5-6 aims to raise $5,000 for the Hamilton clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cg&f
Mary Etta Street
Calvin Young
Ohio Mental Health Association
Martin Rush
Cincinnati General Hospital
Eunice Hammerle
Butler County Mental Health
Young
Ohio
Rush
Middletown
Hamilton Clinic
Infant Pfistner Stillborn in Lebanon Twin Birth
Infant son of Maj. and Mrs. George Pfistner of Lebanon was stillborn at Middletown Hospital at 11 36 p m yesterday. He was the first of twins. Arrangements are incomplete at Oswald Memorial Home 329 E Mulberry St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfistner
Lebanon
George Pfistner
Middletown Hospital
Oswald
Oxford Man Buried After Heart Attack in Carrollton
William Harrison of Carrollton died from a heart attack Thursday and was buried Sunday in Oxford. He was the son of Mrs. J W Harrison who lived in Oxford for years and brother to Virginia Harrison Merz, former executive secretary to Miami University's treasurer. Also mentioned are services for Effie Johnson of Gebhart Road and Edward J Burg of Bishop Avenue with a Requiem High Mass planned at St. Ann Church.
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Oxford
William Harrison
Carrollton, Y
J.W. Harrison
Virginia Harrison Merz
Miami University
Boca Raton
Fila
Effie Johnson
Gebhart Road
Webb
Edward J. Burg
Bishop Ave
St. Ann Church
Prominent Dixon Publisher Frederick Dunnicliff Dies
Frederick G. Dunnicliff, 87, longtime publisher of the Dixon Tribune from 1913 to 1951, died Monday. His sons Dean and Federik are co publishers of the weekly paper.
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Dixon, Canf
Frederick G. Dunnicliff
Dixon Tribune
Dean
Federik
Valletta
Malta
Mary Rogers
Abe Bailey
Rogers
Sicily
Waterloo
Ap—Carleton
Cap) Sias
Toastmaster Club International
Three Minor City Collisions Reported by Police
Three minor accidents were reported to police yesterday. Two occurred Sunday and one involved drivers Porter Tolson aged 29 of 2231 Winton St and Richard J. Gough aged 52 of 104 Bellomonte St at Fairmount Avenue and Baltimore Street. Damaged areas included the 100 block of S Broad Street and private property on S Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Tolson
Winton St
Richard J. Gough
Bellomonte St
Fairmount Avenue
Baltimore Street
S. Broad Street
S. Canal Street
Burkhardt Faces New Assault and Weapon Charges
A Sunday night dispute at his wife's home led to two additional charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and two of assault and battery against Burkhardt. He is slated for arraignment in Municipal Court tomorrow. Police records note a prior rape conviction and earlier arrests.
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Lord Burkhardt
Baltimore St
Burkhardt
Mary Lonicker
Patricia Lockard
Betty Jean
Rachel Johnson
Smith Ave
Oak Ridge Drive
Hamilton
State Patrol
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Elwood Street
Man Robbed Of 17 Dollars At Rainbow Inn
Maynard Arnold reports three men at the Rainbow Inn Garfield Street robbed him of about 17 dollars after pulling knives during a drinking session. Arnold, address not listed, provided the description of the three suspects as Negro men. Police are investigating the robbery.
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Maynard Arnold
Rainbow Inn
Garfield Street
Arnold
Armco PR Staff Grows Five Named In Promotions
Armco Steel Corp announces public relations department changes led by William Verity. Five staffers receive new roles: C E McIntire to manager of employee communications, David W Thompson to manager of public and community information, Robert M Nelson to manager of special programs, Rowan F Crawford to manager of educational relations, and Jack D Dudley to supervisor of public information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
William Verity
C. E. McIntire
David W. Thopson
Robert M. Nelson
Rowan F. Crawford
Jack D. Dudley
McIntire
Armco
Butler, Pa
Arm-co
Thompson
Duke University
Navy
DePauw University
Nelson
Ohio State University
Crawford ‘Wids
Pennsylvania State University
Dudley
University of Cincinnati
Air Force
Governor Not Keeping Pledge Charged by Reformers
Newport church leaders say Governor Bert Combs failed to act on ouster proceedings against Newport officials after affidavits were filed by the Newport Ministerial Association. They object to his advance notice of sending alcohol agents to Newport and question past reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Ky
Bert Combs
Newport
Jesse L. Murrell
Northern Kentucky Association of Protestant Churches
Murrell
Newport Ministerial Association
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
Claude Johnson
Committee of 0
Lebanon Board OKs Blacktop 1200 Yard Play Area
Lebanon School Board approves paving the full 1200 square yard play area after PTA funds boost. Earlier agreement covered 600 yards with PTA paying half. Additional funds raised. final cost about 1200 dollars. Also rehired current teachers and accepted two resignations from Mary Purdim and Nellie Jane Esham.
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Lebanon
Lebanon School Board
Louisa Wright School Parent Teachers Association
PTA
Gerald Holt
Carlton Goodwin
Mary Purdim
Pleasant Street School
Nellie Jane Esham
Holbrook School
Industrialist George Walther Sr. Dies at 84 in Dayton
George Walther Sr. 84 of 500 West Davids Road died Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital. He founded Dayton Steel Foundry Co in 1905 with his brother Jacob. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Lutheran Church with burial in David Cemetery. He worked as a molder before founding the firm. survived by wife Katie, nine sons, three daughters and two brothers.
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Dayton
George Walther Sr
W. David’ Road
Dayton Steel Foundry Co
First Lutheran Church
David
Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home
N. Ludlow St
Miami Valley Hospital
Walther
Jacob
Germany
Mr. Walther
United States
Niles Tool Works
Hamilton
Allis- Chalmers Co
Milwaukee
Kattie
March Payments By Blue Cross Set New High
Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross paid hospitals a record $4,345,937.18 for members care in March. The 22-year total surpasses $300 million for the non profit Hospital Care Corp. plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross
Hospital Care Corp
Innocent Plea Entered By Local Man in Bigamy Charge
Richmond Indiana James Artemus Paul 22 of Middletown Ohio pleaded innocent to a Wayne county bigamy charge filed by Violet Rogers Paul who says they wed in Buller County Ohio in 1959. The affidavit cites a second marriage to Betty Fay Holton on June 25 1960 after a license was obtained in Richmond. Bond set at 1000. Judge Brubaker did not set a trial date.
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Richmond
Ind
James Artemus Paul
Middletown
Ohio
Wayne
Violet Rogers Paul
Paul
Buller County
Betty Fay Holton
Liberty
John H. Brubaker
Appeals Judge Assigned To Herbert Seat
Judge William D. Radcliff of the 4th District Appellate Court sits in the Ohio Supreme Court seat vacated by Judge Thomas J. Herbert who was hospitalized after a stroke. Chief Justice Weygandt says Radcliff will hear most cases this week and may stay longer.
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Columbus
Ohio
William D. Radcliff
4Th District Appellate Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herbert
Carl V. Weygandt
Radcliff
Williamsport
Circleville
Weygandt
Éth
Herbert
Oxford Barbers Rally Dimes For Cancer Drive
Barbers in Oxford will donate a dime per haircut this week and next to benefit the American Cancer Society. Volunteers, led by Mrs. George Grosscup and Oxford unit president Mrs. Avis J W Cullen, will canvass households to collect funds.
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Oxford
Oxford Drive
American Cancer Society
George Grosscup
Avis JW. Cullen
Miami University Symphony to Present Free Benton Auditorium Concert
Oxford Ohio MIami University Symphonic Band will present a public concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in Benton Auditorium with free admission. A.D. Lekvold, director of bands, will conduct a program featuring Tulsa a symphonic poem, marches and novelty numbers. A trombone quartet will perform Berlioz Rakoczy March with Lyndhurst senior Charles Miller John Watson Middletown junior Richard Drunkle Union City senior and Martin Gross University Heights freshman.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Benton Auditorium
A.D. Lekvold
Tulsa
Berlioz
Rakoczy
Charles Miller Lyndhurst
John M. Watson
Middletown
Richard, iRunkle
Union City
Martin Gross
University Heights
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John Perkins
The
County Mental Health Association
John Dobrozs! Insurance Inc
First Ave
McGee’s Pharmacy
Manchester
Vannest
Grandpa
Armco PR
C. &. McIntire
Oxford Barbers
Ortman-Stewart Transportation Company
David W. Thompson
LEE Miles Real Estate School
Cis
Ross’ Girdles
Sergion
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Ando Wicoff
Homer D. Leffler
VFR
Gardue
Beneee
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