Scout Traffic Count Plans Are Changed
A meeting of Boy Scout traffic checkers and State Highway Department Officials in the City Building changed the plan for a traffic survey. The count will run this afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 p m instead of the originally scheduled 4 to 6 p m. Russell Deetz the state traffic engineer cited factory schedules as the reason for the change.
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Boy Scouts
State Highway Department
Russell Deetz
Deetz
Paul E. Wilson
Safety Council
Highway Department
Wilson
Paul Parker
Police Department
Spanish Vet Anniversary Observed By Local Veterans
Nearly 100 attended a Spanish American War veterans program marking the 50th anniversary of Master Day in 1898. Scott Wehe, former commander, spoke as W. W. Gray introduced City Commissioner Francis Carmody. Lt. Donald E. Howard led muster as guests including J. R. Cox and Mrs. L. J. Van Guelpen attended.
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Scott Wehe
Ohio
W. W. Gray
Francis Carmody
Donald E. Howard
National Guard
J. R. Cox
American Legion
L. J. van Guelpen
Middletown War Mothers
Fred Hopper
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Patricia Daley
VFW Auxiliary
Edward
Local officials and residents participate in community event
Buehl, Hamilton camp command er, and Graves Cottingham of Eaton attended with Mrs. Robert Nolan providing music. Sheriff Charles Walke of Hamilton led a barber shop quartet during the proceedings.
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Buehl
Hamilton
Graves Cottingham
Eaton
Robert Nolan
Charles Walke
Local youth struck by car near Lincoln School
Seven year old Don Stalker of 312 Kenwood Dr was knocked to the street near Lincoln school yesterday shortly before 1 p m while crossing with the green light according to police. Patrol members Buddy Fisher and David Snyder stated he crossed with the light. A license check showed the vehicle owner as Robert Benner of 216 Baltimore St. Thread designation 200 reportedly relates to a cotton thread count.
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Don Stalker
Kenwood Dr
Lincoln School
Schoolboy Patrol
Buddy Fisher
David Snyder
Robert Benner
Baltimore St
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