Carlisle High to field first football team next year
Carlisle High School officials unveiled a long range plan to launch a football program starting in 1955 with eighth and ninth graders forming the initial squad. Charles Laughlin, previously at Franklin, named first coach amid plans to play road games initially and build a home field by fall 1956.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High
E. S. Brannaman
Charles Laughlin
Franklin
Laughlin
Brannaman
Bobby Colburn
Colburn
Grand jury declines child theft indictment in California man case
A Columbus grand jury refused to indict a California aircraft worker for child stealing in the case filed by his estranged wife Peachie Seck. He was indicted instead for disturbing the peace, with the 9 year old Donald once taken from a Columbus school and later at Circleville and Carrollton while custody disputes played out.
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Columbus
Ohio
California
San Fernando
Peachie
Seck
Donald
Circleville
Carrollton
Alimony Trouble Again Haunts Mickey Rooney
Hollywood actor Mickey Rooney faces court action over alimony and child support. His ex wife Betty Rose Baker cites arrears of 6695.59 in child support and alimony, with Rooney ordered to pay 416.66 monthly for two children and 520.83 monthly to Mrs Baker. The couple divorced in 1948. Baker is married to musician Buddy Baker.
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Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Betty Rose Baker
Rooney
Superior Court
Baker
Birmingham
Mickey
Timothy
Hail Tradition Horn Player Takes Final Bow
Albert Andraud, 71, English horn musician with the Cincinnati Symphony, played his last concert Saturday. When the conductor Thor Johnson did not invite a farewell bow, Andraud stepped forward uninvited and bowed several times before intermission. The audience applauded mildly as Johnson stayed silent.
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Cincinnati
Albert J. Andraud
Cincinnati Symphony
Thor Johnson
Andraud
Johnson
Larry Buck Joins Norris Music House
Larry Buck a Cincinnati Conservatory of Music graduate has joined Norris Music House teaching staff. Buck plays trumpet with local dance bands and plans to develop a student dance band. For quick appointments call 2-2571 as summer schedule is arranged.
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Larry Buck
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Norris Music House
First Ave
Buck
Cincinnati
Norris Music
Franklin appoints teachers for 1955 56 term
Franklin Board of Education hires teachers for the 1955-56 term in a meeting focused on personnel. Resignations of Charles Laughlin Opal Boggs and janitor Vernon Nicely accepted Laughlin becomes football coach at Carlisle High School. Continuous contracts issued for Jean Inglabrand and Cecil Ratcliff with many one year hires follows. Grover Woods to replace Nicely as South school janitor.
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Franklin
Franklin Board of Education
Charles Laughlin
Opal Boggs
Vernon Nicely
Laughlin
Carlisle High School
Jean Inglabrand
Cecil Ratcliff
Glen Kessler
Melbadyne Barkalow
Wm. E. Berutti
Florence Bookwalter
Jean Bowman
Laurence Brown
Louella Brown
Martha Brown
Russell Cahall
Gladys Caldwell
Marilyn Chesnut
David Daniel
Margaret Ann Dean
Sara Downs
Fery Ely
Dorothy Farley
Lucille Felay
Joan Flora
Ester Fraser
Katherine Glascock
Harold Glendall
May Gruhler
Edith Gunnell
Coleen Hartley
Clyde Helsinger
Thanette House
Emerson Howe
Mariam Howe
Virginia Huff
May M. Johnson
Cynthia Jones
Vera J. Julian
R. A. Justi
Hazel Kreuzer
Levedas Lykins
Gladys McCoy
Milton Mortenson
Edward A. Miller
Marion Miller
Eileen Moore
Ruby Moore
Imogene Patterson
Raymond Perez
Wanda Propst
Guilda Roberson
Mildred Roberts
Carolyn Scheid
Jane Scholl
C. C. Smallwood
Flossie Smallwood
Alice Smith
Sara Smith
Louise Timberlake
Donald Vickers
Mary Vickers
John Voigt
Milo A. Felay
Elma McClure
Mary Bartlett
Naomi Bowers
Ira 0. Brown
Cora Cairis
Margaret Dean
Cora Habegger
Mary Hankinson
Ruth Kadle
Grace Klever
Margaret Larrick
Mable Liles
Clarence G. McDade
Edith Mithias
Eva Mears
Kathlene Ratcliff
Letitia Rawlings
Howard Rhode
Clarence Weaver
Beatrice Wilson
Grover Woods
Nicely
South iSchool
Two Held For Twelve Thousand Fares Theft In Cincy
In Cincinnati two men, Fred Bostain and James Murphy, were arrested on suspicion of stealing coins from the Cincinnati Transit Co. over 15 months. They allegedly bypassed an armored truck lock to take pennies and other coins totaling about $12,090, with an auditor and private detectives tracing the theft.
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Tives
Cincinnati Transit Co
James Pritchett
Fred Bostain
Bostain
James T. Murphy
City Air
Transit Company
Pritchett
Bostain and Murphy
Pritchet
Doctors Urge Free Polio Vaccination Services
Kansas City report says the American Academy of General Practice urged its 20,000 members to donate services for the first two Salk polio vaccine shots. The resolution asks members to charge only for the vaccine itself for pre school children and those in grades three through eight. First and second graders will receive donated vaccine from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Kansas City
The
American Academy of General Practice
National Foundation For
Shots Advised For Polio Victims
NEW YORK a spokesman for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urged inoculation with the Salk vaccine even for polio victims. He said a child immune to one type remains at risk for the other types, and vaccination guards against all.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Gospel singers to perform at Mt Zion Baptist services
The New Era Gospel Singers Mt Zion Jubilee Singers and soloist Sarah Kay with a Friendship Baptist Church trio will perform at 8 pm tomorrow at Mt Zion Baptist Church. Rev John McGugan will deliver the sermon. Rev Henry Teasley of Union Baptist Church will give the sermon at Friday 8 pm service.
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New Era Gospel Singers
Mt. Zion
Glaxo Floor Care Promises Easy Shine For Kitchens
Glaxo a new floor care product forms a clear hard coat that seals out dirt and resists wear on linoleum and asphalt tile. The coating eliminates scrubbing and provides a high lustre non slip finish when applied twice yearly, advertised by Streifthau's Hardware.
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Streifthau's
Adv
Police Briefs: arrests for careless driving and DUI
Police report arrest of James A. Russell 31 at home on careless driving. Minter Caudill 34 was arrested at Central Avenue and Alameda Circle for driving while intoxicated. Mrs Joe Lambert reported clothing valued at 20 dollars stolen from a clothes line Monday night.
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James A. Russell
Minnesota St
Minter Caudill
Franklin Rt. 1
Central Avenue
Alameda Circle
Joe Lambert
Malvern St
Bandits Hold Up Skylark Lounge for Over 2000
Fifty patrons and three barmaids at the Skylark Lounge on Brook Park Road are held up by four masked gunmen. They escape with more than $2,000 in a bold early morning robbery.
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Cleveland
Skylark
Brookpark Road
Flower Show Brings Springboro Franklin Carlisle Clubs
Springboro Frankfort Carlisle area garden clubs gather next Tuesday at Evangelical and Reformed to showcase six artistic arrangement classes and four specimen categories. Judging by Mrs Russell Shoup begins 2 p.m. entries due 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Amateurs only one entry per class.
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Springboro
Franktlin
Carlisle
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clearcreek Gardeners
Carlisle Ramblers
Franklin Garden Club
Jo Ba Lena
Franklin
Russell Shoup
Dayton Garden Clubs
Helen Prickett
Marie South
Etta Brandenburg
Phebe Harbaugh
Wilma Hayes
Nancy Firs
Margie Fry
Margaret South
Lois Brandenburg
Marilyn Coffeen
Virginia Lever
Elsie Geist
Reds Claim 800 Planes Across Formosa Coast
The China News reported 800 Red China aircraft, including 500 jets, near Fukien and Chekiang. It cited inside NC government sources and noted encounters with Russian type jets believed to be MIG17 or MIG19, newer than the MIG15 Reds used in Korea.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Fukien
Chekiang
China News
Monroe Council Seeks Lawyer Ruling on Water Extension Payment
Monroe village officials voted to seek a legal ruling from Solicitor William Hendrickson on the legality of refusing to pay the balance for water system extensions. The dispute centers on easements, property damage, hydrant spacing, and who must move the line if easements are refused.
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Monroe Council
Okie
George Oberer Construction Co
Dayton
Village Board of Public Affairs
John Muskgrove
Fitzger ald and McClung hosting guests in Bethany
Bethany residents Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fitzgerald were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McClung on Bethany Road. Royal Martin II and children Stany and Lynn returned to Indianapolis after visiting their former parents in Bethany with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Prichard.
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Forrest Fitzgerald
Middletown
Emmett McClung
Bethany Road
Royal Martin II
Stany
Lynn
Indianapolis
Ind
W. R. Prichard
Just Cause Cited for Court Fight by City Council
Council President Gordon Reed says the council may take the matter to court if their contentions are upheld by legal advisors. He asserts they have a just cause and the ability to fight if required.
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Oe Council
Gordan Eed
Benny Receives Israel Oscar at Chicago Testimonial
Comedian Jack Benny and theater executive Jack Kirsch were honored at a testimonial dinner. About 650 guests bought Israel government bonds, Benny received the first Israel Oscar a map of Israel, and Kirsch was presented a copper plaque from King Solomon's mines in Israel.
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Chicago
Jack Benny
Israel
Benny
Jack Kirsch
Allied Theaters of Illinois
Greater Chicago
Child Crushed at Filling Station Near Cleveland
A 4 year old girl, Jane Garlitz, was fatally crushed in a Macedonia filling station driveway last night as she broke from her father Charles Garlitz. The car, driven by Fay Engle, the uncle’s relative, struck and passed over the child while her horrified father watched.
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Cleveland
Jane Garlitz
Macedonia
Charles Garlitz
Garlitz
Fay Engle
LebAnon Garden Club Holds Annual Banquet at Golden Lamb
The LebAnon Garden Club gathered Monday evening at 6 30 for its annual banquet in the Golden Lamb. Chairwoman Mrs Edward Ross led the organizing committee with aides Mrs Grace McVay Virginia Kahn Herschel Bunnell Paul Westerfield and Greig Walker. Guest speaker W J Culbertson of Red Lion spoke and Ed Mermel provided music. Mrs James D Templeton hosted her 500 Club Friday at West Main Street residence with prizes awarded to Mrs Cecil Linkous first Mrs Foster Edens second and Mrs Oliver Lowe consolation.
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Lebanon Garden Club
Golden Lamb
Edward Ross
Grace McVay
Virginia Kahn
Herschel Bunnell
Paul Westerfield
Greig Walker
W. J. Culbertson
Red Lion
Ed Mermel
James D. Templeton
500 Club
West Main Street
Cecil Linkous
Foster Edens
Oliver .Lowe
Are FASTEETH Denture Powder Helps Teeth Stay Firm
Do your false teeth slip when you eat, laugh or talk Try FASTEETH powder to hold plates more firmly without a gummy taste It neutralizes denture odor and provides a comfortable non sour experience Available at drug counters.
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Ny Drug Counter
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