Weekend Weather Sparks Ohio Weekend Car Crashes
Spring weather drew motorists onto highways leading to several crashes with nine injuries. Four people were hurt Saturday in a Middletown area collision involving Carl Stivers and James Cain. Stivers was fined for driving over the center line. Other accidents on Ohio 48 and Route 4 near Middletown caused additional injuries and alcohol and speeding charges. bemused patrols reported multiple lacerations, fractures, and passengers treated at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Stivers
Tutler Ave
Dayton
James Cain
Hamilton
Ohio 4
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Stivers
Paul Alexander
Cain
Roy Cain
State Highway Patrolment
Squire Lammie Bailey
Alton H. Combs
Ohio teachers attend first regional state conference
Damage of 250 dollars preceded a regional conference in Lancaster Ohio attended by over 80 delegates from southern and central Ohio. Leaders included Dr Lyle Ashby Margar et Boyd Glenn Livingstone W B Bliss and Edward L Hoon. Topics covered welfare retirement education and professional groups. Bliss warned revenue must rise via a Guthrie gross receipts tax bill. The piece notes the first modern geography book appeared in 1746 by the British king's geographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Classroom Teachers’ Department
Ralph A Ringgenberg
Clyde Yocom
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lancaster
Ohio
Lyle Ashby
National Education Association
Margaret Boyd
Ohio Education Associaton
Glenn Livingston
Ohio Classroom Teachers Department
Traffic Deaths End City Safety Record
Middletown records its first traffic fatalities in 22 years as two Indiana youths die in a crash on Tytus Ave. Safety Director Paul Wilson says the loss should spur renewed safety efforts while noting the city had maintained a 485 day stretch without a fatality. The city had recently earned national safety council recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Safety Council
Paul Wilson
Indiana
Ned Dearborn
National Safety Council
Chicago
National Council
Wilson
Virgil Bowling
South
Clinton St
Middletown Hospital
Charles St
Columbia Ave
Vehicle Appeal Board To Meet In Middletown
Paul E. Wilson of the Middletown Safety Council announced the Appeal Board of the Commercial Vehicle Division will meet this afternoon to review four accidents reported by members recently. Other weekly safety council meetings include the School Division Tuesday afternoon chaired by Walter S. Geckeler, the Traffic Division Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Civic Association led by W. H. Spindler, and the School Patrol training Thursday at 3 45 p.m. in the YMCA auditorium now moved to the Y to allow space for an art exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
Safety Council
Walter S. Geckeler
Civic Association
W. H. Spindler
YMCA
Kimberly-Clark to build six-story warehouse in Neenah
Kimberly-Clark Corporation of Neenah Wisconsin announced plans to erect a six story warehouse with the latest design. The building will adjoin the Lakeview mill in Neenah and be constructed by F H McGraw and Company, engineers and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly - Clark Corporation
Neenah, Wis
Lakeview Mill
Neenah
F. H. McGraw and Company
Vital Statistics Snapshot From the German Town Area
The report lists Theodore Hutchinson aged 24 from German Town and Thomas E. Kane aged 77 also from German Town. It includes Sandra J. Scurlock age 3 in New Mexico, Mrs Ella Blaine aged 68 of 707 Crawford St Ponce, and Julia Maher aged 151 First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hutchinson
Germantown
Thomas E. Kane
Sandra J. Scurlock
New Mexico
Ella Blaine
Crawford St
Ponce
Julia Maher
Births At Hospital Report Local Families Welcoming Babies
Mr and Mrs Herbert Fergus welcomed a daughter in Lebanon on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Huddle announced a daughter in South Lebanon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Forrest Lewis of Route 1 welcomed a daughter on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Ballaw of West Middletown Route 1 welcomed a son on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Back of Excello welcomed a son on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Fowler of Grand Ave welcomed a daughter on Monday. Mr and Mrs DePree Knox of 1211 Grove St welcomed a son on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ferguson
Lebanon
Edward Huddleson
South Lebanon
Forrest Lewis
Sunny
John Ballaw
West Middletown
James Back
Excello
Harold Fowler
Grand Ave
Monay
DePree Knox
Grove St
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Four couples are shown with their ages occupations and hometowns. Stephen Jene, 25, student of Tiltonville, Ohio and Betty Faye Shanks, 18, of Oxford. James D. M. Morris, 24, professional soldier from Washington D C and Christine Anna Thomas, 24, secretary of Middletown. Joseph John Hotarick, 25, Armco employee from Middletown and Elizabeth J. Shumard, 21, factory worker of Middletown. Virgil E. Perry, 23, student of Middletown YMCA and Elizabeth A. Jones, 21, stenographer of Excello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Jene
Tiltonville
Betty Faye Shanks
Oxford
James D. M. Morris
Washington, D. C
Christine Anna Thomas
Crawford St
Middletown
Joseph John Hotarick
Armco
Lind St
Elizabeth J. Shumard
Baltimore St
Virgil E. Perry
YMCA
Elizabeth A. Jones
Excello
Dismissed and listed names from local notices
A scanned list shows multiple individuals with addresses and statuses such as surgical or medical. The fragment includes Mrs. Orville Short, Raymond Shumard, Paul Byrd, Barbara Jean Frye, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, Miss Margaret Berklite, Earl Patterson, and others with addresses on Shardon, Moore, North Main, Franklin, Central, Curtis, Yankee, Queen, Armco, and Camden streets plus Route 1 and Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Short
Shardon Ave
Raymond Shumard
Moore St
Paul Byrd
Charles Byrd
North Main St
Barbara Jean Frye
Hughes Frye
Franklin
Arthur Mitchell
North Ave
Harley Rhodhomel
Bexley Dr
Margaret Berklite
First Ave
Henry Prieto
Middletown
Earl Patterson
Central Ave
Howard Tindall, Jr
Howard Tindall
Curtis St
Charles M. Miller
E. H. Harris
Yankee
Roy Belt
Queen St
Kenneth B. Myers
Columbiane
Arthur McCann, Jr
Wilbraham
Joan Henry
Ernest Henry
South Excelle
Roger Johnson
Germantown
Howard E. Newcomb
Armco
Harry Stine
Camden
Fred C. Wellner
Morrow
Margaret Duncan
Pharmacy Week Highlights Cancer Education and Fundraising
National Pharmacy Week, observed here, spotlights cancer education and the American Cancer Society fund raising drive. American Pharmaceutical Association urges pharmacists to distribute literature and display posters while local druggists feature window displays and wall posters to raise awareness and support cancer control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pharmaceutical Association
American Cancer Society
A. Ph.a
Richard Crow
Gillen- Crow Pharmacies
National Pharmacy Week
Burglaries Report Loot Totals Over Weekend
Butler County Sheriff's office says loot valued over 100 dollars was taken in several burglaries. Thelves stole 50 dollars from a cash box and 8 dollars from a pinball machine at the Lacey Filling Station near Middletown. At Don Selby Station in West Middletown 52 dollars in cash was taken. Mrs Earl R Morton of Ross Road reported a ransacked bedroom with jewelry stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Sheriff’s Office
Thelves
Lacey
Middletown
Don Selby
West Middletown
Earl R. Morton
Ross Rd
Scout Leader to Visit Area in Fort Ancient Miami Districts
Kenneth Connelly deputy regional scout executive will work in the Fort Ancient and Miami districts Monday and Tuesday. He will be accompanied by Dick Claes field scout executive. Also on the calendar is a meeting of the council executive committee Thursday evening called by E Goldschmitt council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Connelly
Fort Ancient
Miami
Paul Parker
Connelly
Dick Claes
Boy Scout Council
Council
E. . Goldschmitt
Council Presient
Two More Local Girls Named To Girls' State
Sue Lawrence Ginger Pyle and Rachel Kuderer from Middletown High School were named to Ohio Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus June 19 26. They join 417 other selected high school girls for a week living in a mock 49th state modeled on Ohio government. The American Legion Women’s Committee sponsors the project directed by Mrs Carl W Zeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Capital University
Columbus
Sue Lawrence
Ginger Pyle
Rachel Kuderer
Cloudy Mild Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight
Cloudy conditions and milder air expected with scattered showers tonight or Tuesday. Yesterday’s low 43 and high 61 marked a typical spring day as frost covered much of Ohio but was not yet enough to endanger crops. Ohio State horticulture experts say damage requires 28 degrees or lower. the only 28 reading came from Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio
Ohio State University
Chillicothe
Special Service Marks 100th Anniversary of Review and Harold
A Saturday service at Seventh Day Adventist Church celebrated the church national publication Review and Harold turning 100. Pastor O A Cana da noted the publication work began in 1849. The program featured early hymns and historical dramatizations by the M V Society, the church youth group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Review
Harold
O. A. Canada
M. V. Society
Local Route Listings Include Wilson Rizzo and Maxwell
Route entries list Mrs I E Wilson of South Sutphin and Mrs Harry A Rizzo of Hamilton on Route 1 with Clyde Maxwell noted from Reynolds St. The fragment shows names and street references indicating a transportation or routing listing.
At the Movies Paramount Weekly Schedule
Monday and Tuesday film lineup features Mother is a Freshman with Loretta Young and Van Johnson plus Creeper and Paleface with Bob Hope. Tuesday shows No Greater Sin and Children of Trail. Also includes a note explaining the origin of the term Fifth Column from General Franco in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
van Johnson
Creeper
Eduardo Ciannelli
Onslow Stevens
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Leon Ames
Luana Walters
Trail
Spain
Franco
Madrid
Wonder Salve promises relief for skin irritations
Wartime discovery Wonder Salve claims to relieve psoriasis eczema infections and athlete’s foot with no acids alcohol or fur apply. Marketing notes its antiseptic pain relief and whiteness. Sold locally by Castellana Gallaher Drug Stores and nearby druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Castellana Gallaher Drug Stores
15 000 Turn Out For Egg Hunt Prize Found
An Easter Egg Hunt at Armco Park drew an estimated 15 000 in Middletown with crowds delaying traffic. Twelve year old John Storck found the grand prize golden goose egg named President Donald Byron Folger Special worth 5 dollars. Dozens of children won 50 cent, 1 and 3 dollar eggs while others were unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Park
Roy L. Patterson
Middletown
John Storck
Lester Keeler
Donald Byron Folger
Retail Merchants Association
Patterson
James Fields, Jr
Auburn St
Charlott Ko
Robert Keyser
Sixth Ave
Barbara June Isbel
Hughes St
Reecie Williams
Tytus
Erma Jean Ebner
Cincinnati
Russell Johnson
Ohio St
John Day
Jefferson St
Dixie Jeffery
Grand Ave
Marlene Leopold
Atco St
Eddie Waddell
Omaha
Billy Dietz
Mid
Miltonville, O
David Dillon
Beech St
Kenny Bell
Oxford St
Bobby Short
Germantown
Earl Mack
Clem Cudiddlehopper
Sandra Rae Powell
Malvern St
Ernest Griffin
Sheridan Ave
Dick Henderson
Coles Rd
Wayne Hidy
Fleming Rd
Sunny Mandrak
Yankee Rd
Sandra Lee Gentry
Maple St
David Ratliff
Lorillard Wage Talks Resumed In Washington Tuesday
Contract negotiations between the Middletown P Lorillard plant and Pioneer Tobacco Workers Union Local No Five CIO will resume in Washington on Tuesday. Company representatives Todd Wool E I Yahle and Alex Cheek will attend for Lorillard with unionists Oscar Riley Arlie Adkins and Charles J Byrd also slated to attend alongside Warren Horie of the union international.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
P. Lorillard Company
Pioneer Tobacco Workers Union
Oscar Riley
Arlie Adkins
Charles J. Byrd
Warren Horie
The
Union International
Picture Council To Meet Tuesday
The motion picture council will hold its final meeting of the year on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Girl Scout Room of the Civic Association. Election of officers will be held and Mrs L G Long president urged all delegates to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture Council
The
Civic Association
L.G. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio 48
Ohio 73
Hazel Whitlow
Kettering Blvd
Moraine City
Delbert Pigg
Miamisburg
Fred Martin
Hiddletown
Excelle
Coy B. Hall
Elwood St
Ruth Liesenhoff
Mary Etta St
Jefferson Ave
Teg
Yesteray
Haskell Miller
Campbell Ave
Donald Libbie
George N. Albert
Pera
Household Finance Corporation
First National Bank
Main St
Vehicle Appeal Board
Tete A Eee
Paramount
Baltimore
Alice Sharits
Lafayette
James Eltzroth
Bob. Stalker
Kenwood Odr
Laurana Staton
Catalpa Dr
Ronald George
Omaha St
Beverly Ann
Easton Ave
Daniel Warrick
Queen Ave
Sidney Brooks
Marshall Rd
Eugene Alexander
Fernwood St
Arlene Waits
Lorillard
Picture Council
Cambridge
Hee
Castell Cut Rate Drug CO
Philip Morris
America
R .Aes
REN Finest
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