Middletown student wins Verity Fund scholarship
W. W. Sebald of Armco announced two George M. Verity Educational Opportunity Fund Scholarships at Founders Day. Winners are Dan M. Hayes Jr of Middletown High and John B. Winer of Saint Francis DeSales High. First alternate is Edwin Lee Saylor of Middletown High. Second alternate is David W. Young of Middletown High. Each winner receives $850 to the University of Cincinnati Engineering College with Armco work period jobs. Alternates get $50 toward tuition costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan M. Hayes, Jr
Verity Educational Opportunity Fund
D. M. Hayes
Alameda
Middletonian
George M. Verity
General Office
W. W. Sebald
Armco
Middletown High School
John B. Winer
Engineering College
University of Cincinnati
Middletown
John C. Merritt
C. P. Merritt
Kenwood Dr
Robert Blickensderfer
R. Blickensderfer
Foster
K. Elwood Abney
A. G. Abney
West Middletown
Richard D. Hopper
W. H. Hopper
Queen Ave
New Traffic Rulings Set Three Safety Measures Announced
Lt James Combs head of the Traffic Bureau announced three measures. Stop signs will go up at Highland Street and Sherman Avenue. A truck unloading zone 42 by 8 feet will be marked in the Wall Street alley. No parking signs will be painted elsewhere. West Columbia Avenue will get a truck loading zone at the request of Sorg Paper Company. Work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Combs
Traffic Bureau
Combs
Highland St
Sherman Ave
Wall St
Central
First Aves
West
Columbia Ave
Sorg Paper Company
Man Breaks Arm In Ladder Fall
Two men from Franklin and Trenton were treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital after injuries from accidents. Charles Glenn, 27, Franklin General Delivery, fractured his right arm in a ladder fall at 7:25 p.m. yesterday. Robert Buchell, 34, Trenton Route 1, dislocated his left elbow when a car jack slipped and the car came down on his arm, treated at 2:35 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Charles Glenn
Franklin General Delivery
Robert Buchell
City to consider emergency electric rate increase
City Commissioners plan an emergency ordinance to raise Cincinnati Gas and Electric electric rates by about five percent with no gas rate change. The meeting will also review police staffing, subdivision estimates, a sewer contract extension, and readings on improvements, parking rules, and zone changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimeinnati Gas and Electric Company
Miami Valley Humane Association
Police Department
Brooks,Carmody
Hillman Park
Burch Construction Company
Ninth Ave
Yankee Rd
Lebanon man in jail after wild sequence ends with bite
James Hornsby 33 of Lebanon Route 3 faced five charges after a confrontation on Winton Road and Ohio 4. Deputy Frank South, injured arm, and Deputy Richard Schultheiss responded after Hornsby allegedly threatened Francis Cook with a knife, forced a laundry truck off the road, and bit South during arrest. Hornsby was jailed awaiting arraignment before Squire Otto Grafner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank South
Warren County
Butler County
James Hornsby
Lebanon
Winton Rd
Ohio 4
Hamilton
Hornsby
Squire Otto Grafner
Hanover Township
South
Richard Schultheiss
Francis Cook
Cook
Niles Rd
Lions Rose Day Sale Supports Sight Work in Middletown
Lions Club holds Rose Day in downtown Middletown at 9 am to raise net profits for sight conservation research and charities. Roses go to shut-ins and hospitals in Middletown, Franklin, Trenton and Monroe via Lions Auxiliary. Final planning, nominations, and publicity activity are outlined for the event and committee chairs are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Middletown
The
Sight Conser
Franklin
Trenton
Monroe
Lions Auxiliary
Manchester
Paul Wilson
Sam Tutt
Ray Richter
Chuck Harmon
WPFB
Wilson
Rose Day
James Finley
Robert Gade
Joe Blose
Howard H. Wilson
Driver Cleared In Pedestrian Death Monday
Indiana motorist Michael Horen faces no criminal charges after his car struck and killed Charles B. Heatherly 54 on Ohio Route 128 south of Hamilton. Coroner Dr. Garret Boone reported Heatherly died of a broken neck. Horen said glare from an approaching car blinded him as he traveled south. Heatherly, formerly of LaFolliette Tennessee, worked as a Meadow Brook Park maintenance man near Venice. This was the 16th traffic death in Butler County this year, up from 10 at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Indiana
Charles B. Heatherly
Ohio 128
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Michael Horen
Aurora
Ind
Boone
Heatherly
Horen
LaFollette, Tenn
Meadowbrook Park
Venice
Four Fined In Area Courts For Traffic Violations
Four motorists were fined 65 dollars and costs in area courts after patrol arrests. James Schall, 47, Cincinnati, paid 15 dollars and costs for a yellow line violation in Squire Lewis Bolser's New Miami court. Richard Jones, 21, Toledo, 10 dollars and costs for running a stop sign. Forest De Leon, 43, Dayton, 15 dollars and costs for speeding in Squire Lammie Bailey's court. Lawrence Neace, 21, Waynesville, 25 dollars and costs for speeding in Squire W. L. Hizar's Lebanon court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schall
Cincinnati
Squire Lewis Bolser
New Miami
Squire Bolser
Richard Jones
Toledo
Forest de Leon
Dayton
Squire Lam‘mie Bailey
Lawrence Neace
Waynesville
Squire W. L. Hizar
Lebanon
Tavern Operator Fined $234 for Liquor Violations
William Theiss operator of Doc's Place on Ohio 4 Le Sourdsville was fined $234 in Hamilton Municipal Court after state liquor agents raided the tavern. Judge Frank Wessel assessed $200 plus costs for selling liquor on Sunday and $25 plus costs for maintaining an illegal sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Theiss
Ohio 4
LeSourdsville
Hamilton
Frank Wessel
Theiss
At The Movies Showings for Paramount and Strand
Paramount shows I Confess at 1 15 3 20 5 25 7 35 9 40 p m Wednesday. Holiday for Sinners 1 35 5 00 8 25 p m and Bad and the Beautiful 2 50 6 15 9 40 p m. Strand presents Hold That Ghost 1 15 3 20 5 45 7 55 10 00 p m and Three Stooge Comedies 2 35 4 55 7 20 9 15 p m. Thursday The Marksman 1 30 4 05 6 40 9 15 p m Target Hong Kong 2 40 5 15 7 50 10 25 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Target
Hong Kong
Two Hinted Candidates for City Commission Named
Two potential City Commission contenders emerge William Donham of 2320 South Sutphin and Britt Kendrick president of the Middletown Real Estate Board Both reportedly have petitions in circulation Donham employed by Armco and active in sports Kendrick reportedly approached to run Neither could be reached for confirmation Board of Elections staff said no petitions have been filed since February a caller inquired about noon petitions without identifying themselves.
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City Commission
William Donham
South
Sutphin Sr
Britt Kendrick
Middletown Real Estate Board
Donham
Armco
Kendrick
Board of Elections Here
Nice Weather May Get Nicer
Middleton residents can expect warmer conditions with temperatures near 76 degrees today and possibly higher tomorrow. Overnight low should stay above freezing, around 48, a marked rise from recent subfreezing days.
Paroles Granted for 2 Middletonians at Mansfield Reformatory
Two former Middletown men among 103 Mansfield Reformatory inmates granted parole. Robert L. Gehm, 18 at arrest, burglary and larceny tied to $1,200 in George Harvey home theft, released May 28. Joseph Singhoffer, 23, armed robbery in Warren County, released May 28. Elza M. Barnett, Warren County case for breaking and entering, parole effective July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mansfield Reformatory
Robert L. Gehm
George Harvey
Ardmore Dr
Central Ave
Joseph ¥. Singhoffer
Warren County
Elmo Pl
Elza M. Barnett
Blood Drive Aims to Meet May Donor Goal in Middletown
Middletown and surrounding townships push for blood donors for the Bloodmobile visit on May 6 and 7. The Red Cross fund drive is 99.75 percent toward a 33414 goal, with early scheduling urged and forms available at stores and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Retail Merchants Association
Middletown and Lemon and
Madison Townships
Ted Olt
J. W. Deininger
Red Cross Fund
Middletown
Sears
Smith
Dayton Presbytery Approves Oxford Youth For Ordination
The Dayton Presbytery approved Frank A. Brooks of Oxford for ordination to the Presbyterian ministry on May 29 at Memorial Presbyterian Church in Oxford. Brooks will graduate from Hartford Theological Seminary with a bachelor of divinity in June. The ordination will be presided by Rev. James Westhafer of Westminster Presbyterian, Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Frank A. Brooks
Oxford
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Brooks
Hartford Theological Seminary
James Westhafer
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Miami Valley
Harold E. Huffman
Greenville
Kittanning
Homer L. Rickel
Springfield
Northumberland
Charles L. Plymate
Roland Anderson
Hugh Evans
Robert S. Thomas
J. Leslie Bell
Reily
Alexander T. Coyle
Troy
Robert Thena
South Charleston
Sertomans Inaugural Ball Plans Announced
The Sertoma Club schedules its annual inaugural ball for Saturday May 23 at the American Legion Home. Carl Jay leads the planning committee and Frankey Colve's orchestra will play from 9 to 1 after a 6 30 p.m. dinner. The event installs club officers for the coming year amid a warning about Communist infiltration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma Club
American Legion
Carl Jay
Frankey Colve
Robert Churchnean
Protect America League
Judge Cramer to Speak at Mental Health Clinic
Judge Fred Cramer of Common Pleas Court will speak to the Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel in Hamilton about the Butler County Mental Health Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Hamilton
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
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MHS
Verity Fund
Frigidaire
B. L. Dawson & CO
Commission
Bitten
Eugene Purdy
Extermitas
Dohn’s
Tytus
Hiram H. Howard
S. Main St
Middletonians
L. P. Smith
Tony
Dayton Presbytery
Oxford Youth
John A. Lampe
Kenneth Morse
Camen
Orville G. Bowker
Blue Ball
R. L. Edwards
Guy W. Ellerman
C. Ernest Earnhart
Carlisle
Paul L. Ramsey
Cedarville
William T. Maxwell
Howard E. Trumbull
New Carlisle
Howard Buchana
Covington
John C. Moffett
Sertomans
Ross the
N. Main St
HOTEL
Harry Benadum
Ciry Loan & Savings Co
Lions Club Sight Fund
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