Community Resources Workshop holds annual post banqu et
The Annual post evaluation banquet at First United Presbyterian Church drew 100 attendees from last year’s 24 workshoppers and 15 enrolled to date plus school officials and Miami University representatives. The six week program, sponsored by the Industrial Council, Miami University and the Middletown Board of Education, awards scholarship aid and aims to broaden teachers’ community knowledge.
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First United Prebyterian
Board of Education
Miami University
Industrial Council of
Middletown
Industrial Council
Miami U
Linda Egelston
Spring Hill School
Dorothy Trifunovic
Jefferson School
Mother Taken To Rites For Son She Is Accused Of Drowning In Bath
Mrs Lonie Silverstein 26 of 417 Pamela Dr Oxford was taken from the Juvenile Detention Center to Oxford Cemetery for graveside services for her four year old son Lee found in a bathtub. She is charged with first degree murder and held without bond. She pleaded innocent and was held for grand jury action.
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Hamilton
Lonie Silverstein
Pamela Dr
Oxford
Silverstein
James F. Hixon
Clifton Hyde
Pledges To Kennedy Ruled Off Ballots
The State Ballot Law Commission refused to allow delegates to the Democratic National Convention to run pledging support to Robert F. Kennedy for vice presidency. Officials said two Kennedy pledges and two Johnson pledges were disallowed for lacking authorization to use names.
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Boston
State
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
All-High School Play Draws Large Audience
Middletown High School presented its all schools play directed by Jim Butch drawing a near capacity crowd. Maxwell Andersons play centers on an eight year old girl with no moral conscience causing havoc and ruin. Cast includes Glenda Morgan as Rhoda Penmark Connie Stubbs as Christine Penmark Ellen Gerber Monica Breedlove Keith Geckeler and more. Production staff featured Sam Sato Janet Newby Debbie Letts Sue Ann Urmston and others.
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Middletown High School
Jim Butch
Maxwell Anderson
Glenda Morgan
Rhoda Penmark
Rhoda
Christine Penmark
Connie Stubbs
Miss Fern
Steve Oakley
Richard Bravo
George Fraley
Emory Wages
Mike Johnson
Mr. Daigle
Marion Tucker
the Messenger
Sam Sato
Janet Newby
Debbie Letts
Sue Ann Urmston
Bob Euler
Bob Griffin
Bob Landen
Richard Hackney
Pob Cornella
Julia Nickell
Peggy Etker
E. O. Barr
Fire Calls Answered Amid Multiple Blazes Yesterday
Fire crews responded to a car fire blamed on a flooded carburetor at Hakod Back 1215 Reynolds St. causing $200 damage. They also battled a furnace dust ignition at Earl Moon 4104 Riverview Drive with no damage, and handled three grass fires with no reported damage.
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Hakod
Reynolds St
Earl Moon
Riverview Drive
Life Term Given To Payoff Man in Slaying
Norman Mastrian, labeled the payoff man in the Carol Thompson murder, received a life term in prison after a seven men five women jury convicted him of first degree murder Friday in Duluth Minnesota.
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Duluth, Minn
Norman Mastrian
Carol Thompson
Mastrian
Expert on Human Development to Speak at Miami
Dr. Robert J. Havighurst, noted authority on human development, will lecture at Miami University on Monday and Tuesday. His talks cover What Society Demands of Education and The Curriculum Revolution, with attendance for students and faculty respectively.
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Miami
Oxford
Robert J. Havighurst
University of Chicago Authority On Human Development
Miami University
Laws Hall
McGuffey Hall
School of Education
Havighurst
Walter E. Havighurst
Robert Havighurst
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
South America
University of Buenos Aires
Unesco
Government Center For Educational Research
Carlisle Man Serious After One Car Crash
A 22 year old Carlisle man Raymond Crockett was listed in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after a single car crash on the Franklin Trenton Road. State Patrol said Crockett, driving at an excessive speed, lost control on a curve south of Route 122, struck a concrete abutment and embankment, suffering a skull fracture a broken nose mouth lacerations and lost teeth. The accident occurred around 2 30 am and remains under investigation.
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Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Franklin-Trenton
Raymond Crockett
Crockett
50 Year Pin Is Given To Armco Man
Grover Jack Selby received a 50 year service pin and a gold watch from Armco Middletown Works manager Don S. Holstein and assistant manager Ralph Wright at his home. Selby began at Armco in 1914 in the sheet mill, later joined plant protection after transfers to the police and fire department in 1941, and retired in 1957.
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Armco
Grover
Jack) Selby
Middletown
Don S. Holstein
Holstein
Ralph Wright
Selby
Five Fined In Franklin Municipal Court
Five drivers were fined in Franklin Municipal Court yesterday with four drivers paying a total of 102.50 for speeding. Charles Collins of Franklin was fined 25 dollars plus costs with 15 suspended for an unsafe vehicle. Seven bonds were forfeited by residents including Robert Elledworth Forrest Brumagen Michael Hipsher Edward Reichow Robert Turner and William Maddox for offenses ranging from no license to muffler violations and changing lanes.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal
J. T. Riley
Charles Collins
Railroad Ave
Robert Elledworth
W. Fifth St
Forrest Brumagen
Harrison St
Middletown
Michael Hipsher
Edward Reichow
Albion
Mich
Robert Turner
Farm Ave
William Maddox
Dayton
Police Briefs Report Auto Theft and Burglary Incidents
L D Conley reported his 1956 model car stolen from the rear of the Sub Side In on Tytus Avenue. A. Carr said the laundromat coin changer at Second and Park was broken into with $32 taken. Richard Morningstar reported theft of a suit khaki uniform and a woman's coat from his auto parked behind Middle town Paint and Glass Shop. A 1963 model truck stolen from Szabo Food Service on Tytus Avenue was recovered on Jefferson Street.
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L. D. Conley
Tytus Avenue
Verchant
A. Carr
Second and Park
Richard Morningstar
Reynolds Ave
Middletown
Szabo Food Service
Tytus Ave
Jefferson Street
Suspects Charged In Stolen Goods Case
William P. Sebastian, 34, of 3766 Amity Lane, arrested yesterday on a charge of receiving stolen goods and released on $1,000 bond for a Monday court appearance. Also charged are Robert Morris, 32, 850 Ninth Ave., and Calvon Wooldridge, 55, of 904 Ninth Ave.
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William P. Sebastian
Amity Lane
Robert Morris
Ninth Ave
Calvon Wooldridge
Obituary of Chester O Skillman Middletown
Chester O Skillman of Middletown Rt. 1 died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage while riding a horse. He worked two years for Black Clawson Co. in Middletown before retiring. Survived by wife Mary and five sisters. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Schramm Funeral Home with Mason and Elks services to follow. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Skillman
Middletown
Black Clawson Co
Mystic
Jefferson Lodge 9
F&am
The
Elks Lodge
Mary
Georgia Hall
Anna Skillman
Irvington
Virginia Smith
Ledhburg
Schramm Funeral Home
Lawrence Krusling
Woodside Cemetery
Elks
Probation Chief Lutz Shifts to Parole Hearings in Ohio
Ohio officials announce Rowland R. Lutz, longtime chief of the Bureau of Probation and Parole, will move to a hearing officer post within the Pardon and Parole Commission. Ray Giannetta will take over the Columbus parole district, with salary adjustments noted. The commission plans three hearing officers who will conduct research and assist but not vote on paroles.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rowland R. Lutz
Ohio Bureau of Probation and Parole
Rhodes
Pardon and Parole Commission
John M. McElfroy
James A. Rhodes
Ray E. Giannetta
Columbus
Lutz
Giannetta
Commission
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Little Dies Prematurely
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Little of 510 Sandy Lane Franklin died at 3 15 am today at Middletown Hospital. The child was born prematurely yesterday. Arrangements are at the Riggs Funeral Home.
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Dale Little
Sandy Lane
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Riggs Funeral Home
William Wolfe Eaton dies at 77 in Ohio home
William Wolfe Eaton 77 died at 5 pm yesterday at his home on Eaton Route 3 after a five year illness. Survived by wife Hattie two sons William of West Carrollton and Thomas of Eaton three daughters Georgia Perry Tampa Evelyn Sorrell of Eaton and Carole Price Dayton a brother Steve Sanders Middletown two sisters Walker Rolland Edith Hughes Middletown nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at 1 30 pm Tuesday Girton Schmidt Memorial Home with burial in Fairhaven Cemetery Fairhaven. Friends may call Memorial Home Monday after 3 pm.
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Eaton
William Wolfe
Eaton Rt. 3
Hattie
William
West Carrollton
Thomas
Daughers
Georgia Perry
Tampa
Fla
Evelyn Sorrell
Carole Price
Dayton
Steve Sanders
Middletown
Walker Rolland
Edith Hughes
Girton- Schmidt
Fairhaven Cemetery
Fairhaven
Obituary notices for Stanley Godfrey William Mauetel and Norman Holt
Stanley Godfrey 69 of Bedford formerly Hamilton dies aged 69 and is to be buried after a 2 p.m. service at Colligan. William Mauetel 74 of Hardy's Rest Home Hamilton dies and will have a Requiem High at 9 a.m. Monday. Norman Holt of 1101 Edison Ave. dies and has a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Veronica's Church.
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Stanley Godfrey
Bedford
Hamilton
Colligan
William Mauutel
Hardy's Rest Home
St. Joseph's Church
Norman Holt
Edison Ave
St. Veronica's Church
Robert MacLean Dies In Scotland
Sir Robert MacLean aged 8 in Edinburgh Scotland died Thursday. He gave the immortal name Spitfire to Britain s famed World War I fighter plane and was a former chairman of Vickers Supermarine Aviation Co which built the craft.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Robert MacLean
Britain
MacLean
Vickers Supermarine Aviation Co
Mild And Dry Weather Across The United States
Mild spring weather spreads coast to coast with a balmy weekend in view. Temperatures stay seasonally mild with cool nights and light rain confined to the Pacific Northwest and Central Rockies as clear skies prevail in much of the nation.
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Pacific Northwest
Central Rockies
Rockies
United
March Auto Sales Surge in Butler County
March sales rose to 717 new cars in Butler County, with Chevrolet dominating at 133 deliveries and Ford close behind at 138. The report lists multiple minor traffic accidents on Stevens and Crawford streets with small damages and citations, noting total damages and cited drivers.
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Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Chevolet
Ford
Rambler
Mercury
Plymouth
Dodge
Volkswagen
Chrysler
Cadillac
Kenewhard Triumph
Lincoln & Studebaker
Austin
Imperial
Chevrolet
GMC
Dayton Man Injured When Car Spun in Street
Dayton resident Hermann W 3 percent of Dayton was injured Friday when a car spun around in the street and threw him to the pavement police said
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Dayton
Ohio
Herman W
Hiim
Ohio Regents Freeze Capital Improvements Amid Lawsuit
The Ohio Board of Regents froze action on all capital improvement projects for state assisted higher education pending the outcome of a tax suit. Building programs on state university campuses are delayed while the suit is unresolved. Mansfield was favored for a north central OSU branch serving Bucyrus Galion Shelby and Crestline.
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Kent
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
OSU
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Galion
Shelby
Crestline
Doolittle
University
Marion
Waynesville Residents Injured In Car Crash
Four Waynesville residents were treated at Mercy Hospital after a head on collision on Route 42 north of Pisgah. The group included Irby Proffitt 52 Robert Proffitt 33 Robie Proffitt 22 and Jean Adams 15 with varying injuries. The Wilkinsons from Sharonville 2 3 and 47 also sustained injuries. Deputy investigation cited Sylvia Wilkinson for reckless driving and crossing the center line.
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Hamilton
Waynesville
Mercy Hospital
Pisgah
Irby Proffitt
Robert Proffitt
Robie Proffitt
Jean Adams
Myrna Wilkinson
Sharonville
Billy Ray Wikinson
Sylvia Wilkinson
Butler County
Mason Lite Squad
Wilkinson
Proffitt Wilkinson
Colerain Farmer Guilty of Animal Cruelty
Cincinnati AP reports Colerain farmer Roland Bernhardt, 43, found guilty of cruelty to animals. Judge Donald L. Hoge imposes 67 days in jail and a $200 fine, suspended 6 days and $100 of the fine. Authorities say several cattle died of starvation on the farm earlier this month.
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Cincinnati
Colerain
Roland Bernhardt
Donald L. Hoge
Bernhardt
Oberlin Names Bernard Adams New Dean of Students
Oberlin College appoints Bernard S. Adams a 1950 Princeton graduate as dean of students. Adams, previously assistant director of admissions at Princeton 1953 to 1957, will assume the post July 1 and also lecture in English. President Robert K. Carr announced.
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Oberlin
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Patrol Commission
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U.S
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Cleveland
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James C. Yost
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