Car Flips At Overpeck Injures Trenton Woman
A Trenton woman, Minnie Watkins, 43, was hospitalized with a fractured right leg, broken ribs, and possible facial injuries after her northbound car left Riverside Drive, rolled, and struck a gasoline truck near Overpeck at 6 50 a m. The vehicle was a total loss and blocked the road as responders rushed Watkins to Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton.
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Trenton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Minnie Watkins
Hamilton - Trenton Rd
Overpeck
Watkins
Riverside Drive
MccCoy-Leffler
Wasps blamed for truck overturn near Hamilton
William Brown, 38, of 253 Washington St, Hamilton, suffered minor bruises yesterday when the truck he rode in overturned on 1.8.25 between Blue Ball and Monroe. Pearl Osborne, 25, of 34 Howman Ave, New Miami, escaped injury. The patrol cited loss of control after a wasp entered the cab. Both were Clayton-Rogers Plumbing Co. employees of Hamilton. Brown was treated at Mercy Hospital.
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William Brown
Washington St
Hamilton
Blue Ball
Monroe
Pearl Osborne
Howman Ave
New Miami
Oborne
Clayton-Rogers Plumbing Co
Brown
Merty Hospital
Middletown Driver Injured After Car Leaves Wayne Madison Road
Dallis Jackson, 31, of 606 17th Ave Middletown, sustained abrasions when his car ran off Wayne Madison Road north of Hamilton at 8 a.m. He was admitted to Mercy Hospital.
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Dallis Jackson
17Th Ave
Middletown
Wayne-Madison Road
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Collision injures Venice woman. son driver hospitalized
Mrs. Beulah Butler, 49, of Wade Mills Road Venice, sustained head back and chest injuries in a crash at Rt. 128 Venice at 10 a.m. today. Her car carrying her son Jerry 18 was hit by a farm truck driven by R J Yelton College Corner. She is at Mercy Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelah Butler
Wade- Mill Rd
Venice
Rt. 128
Mercy Hospital
Jerry
R. J. Yelton
College Corner
Sheriff's Deputies
More Said Signing For New Lights Downtown
More than half the required signatures on petitions for a new downtown street lighting system have been gathered. Paul Kordenat, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce street lighting committee, said 28 petition passers are interviewing tenants and property owners. If 60 percent of front footage sign, the system could be installed by the Christmas shopping season.
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Paul Kordenat
Cairman
Chamber of Commerce
Kordenat
Police Award Study Under Way
The groundwork for the 1957 Patrolman of the Year award began with a FOPA meeting at the Pistol Range. A three member police welfare committee was named to push the salary-raise campaign alongside fire and police divisions. Members are Wilbur Flory, Harry Benadum and Harold Norris. A district lodge party is set for June 6 at the Pistol Range.
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Order of Police Associates
FOPA
Fire and Police
Wilbur Flory
Harry Benadum
Harold Norris
FOP
Dad Scout Dinner At Legion Home Draws 200 Guests
More than 200 guests are expected at the dad daughter dinner hosted by the Wilson Girl Scout neighborhood tonight. The event begins at 6 15 p.m. at the Legion Home with Mrs Kathy Phillips as mistress of ceremonies. Troop 125 will lead music and a film titled A Day at Camp will be shown. Mrs Elmer Woodrey serves as neighborhood chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Girl Scout
Legion Home
Kathy Phillips
Elmer Woodrey
Sunset Pool Opens With Pink Bathhouse Shine
Bathhouse New Real Cool Pink Sunset Pool’s new bathhouse has a cool pink coat. The park department crew applies finishing swishes today and prepares Sunset Yankee Road and Douglas pools for a June 1 opening. Ross Kramer leads the pool program.
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Sunset Pool
Park Department
To City Pools
Sunset
Yankee Road
Douglas Pools
Ross Kramer
Fifteen Local Hi Y Delegates to Ohio Model Legislature
Fifteen local Hi Y representatives join 400 youths in Columbus for a two day Model Legislature. Delegates will elect officers hear campaigns and draft bills. Gov. ONeill and Lt. Gov Herbert attend the banquet with Chief Justice Weygandt administering the oath.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
William O'Neill
Paul Herbert
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
House
Sam McAdow
Dennis Block
Buddy Mann
Dick Henry
Dick Kilburn
Ronnie Rhea
Ross Finkelman
Bill Brown
Dave McQuinn
Steve Geckeler
Darrell Peach
Jack Blandford
Roger Sexton
Ronnie Ball
Walt Rogers
Jack Wiley
YMCA
Man Injured in 3 Car Crash in Middletown
A Middletown area man 40 year old Pearl McIntosh was slightly injured and arrested for driving while under the influence after a 10 40 p m crash involving three vehicles on S Main Street. His car struck parked cars belonging to Wallace Montgomery and Oscar Landgren. Montgomery car totaled and Landgren vehicle minor damage.
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Middletown
S. Main Street
Pearl McIntosh
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
McIntosh
Wallace Montgomery
Oscar Landgren
S. Main St. An
Montgomery
Landgren
Car Driven by Shirley Spencer Skids Hits Pole in Wet 3:35 P.M.
Police report a car driven by Shirley Spencer at 33014 Burbank Ave skidded on wet pavement and struck a telephone pole and street sign at Highland and Stanley streets at 3 35 p m yesterday causing an estimated 300 dollars in damage to the vehicle.
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Shirley Spencer
Burbank Ave
Highland and
Stanley Streets
Auto collision caused $550 damage at Germantown and Verity
Damage totaled 550 dollars after a two vehicle crash at Germantown Road and N Verity Parkway at 4 20 p m yesterday. The drivers were William Gray 42 of De fiance and Bradley Baker 27 of 2000 Woodlawn Ave.
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William Gray
Defiance
Bradley Baker
Woodlawn Ave
Germantown Road
N. Verity Parkway
City Traffic Crash Involving Two Trucks Reported
A collision on Doty Street at 4:55 p.m. involved a truck driven by Allen Rice of Culver City Indiana and a parked truck owned by Ernest Jackson of 42 Manchester Rd. Estimated damage totaled 75 dollars.
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Allen Rice
Culver City
Ind
Rt. 2
Ernest Jackson
Manchester Rd
Doty Street
Ten Cub Scouts Receive Awards at Monroe Elementary
Ten members of Cub Scout Pack were honored at Monroe Elementary School with Lion badges awarded to Ronnie Frederickson Chris Tatro and Bill Oliver Jr Gold arrows given to Jimmy Akison and Ronnie Frederickson Silver arrows to Joe Akison Ronnie Frederickson Lynn McKinley and Mike Evans and a denner stripe to Ronnie Frederickson Skits and displays featured the Swiss Family Robinson Den 6 won the cubby seal award for best display.
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Cub Scout Pack
Monroe Elementary School
Lion
Ronnie Frederickson
Chris Tatro
Bill Oliver Jr
Gold Arrows
Jimmy Akison
Silver Arrows
Joe Akison
Lynn McKinley
Mike Evans
Denner
Den 6
Cubby
Golden Agers Elect Board of Trustees
The Golden Age Club elected its first full board of trustees yesterday at the Civic Association meeting. Officers include Elmer else, Lee Keen, Harry Gordon, Ibert Roof, Mrs. Mabel Hall, Clarence Faquar and Thomas Baker for a one year term. The board’s election completes incorporation as the Civic Association’s fourth member group. An organizational meeting was planned today. Armco Open Hearth No. 1 contributed funds via Myron Snethen for chairs.
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The
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Elmer Else
Lee Keen
Harry Gordon
Ibert Roof
Mabel Hall
Clarence Faquar
Thomas Baker
Armco
Myron Snethen
Middletown Youth Council of Churches Elects Officers
The Middletown Youth Council of Churches elected new officers at Middletown High School on Wednesday. New officers are Hazel Whitner president Virginia Tipton vice president Cher ri Link secretary Tom Walter treasurer Elaine Morris publicity chairwoman. Advisors are Harold Kessellring the Rev. Robert W. Ward and Mrs G W Barr.
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Middletown Youth Council of Churches
Middletown High School
Judy Tieman
Hazel Whitner
Virginia Tipton
Cherri Link
Tom Walter
Elaine Morris
Harold Kesselring
Robert W. Ward
G. W. Barr
Five Boys Escape Dayton County Jail
Five youths aged 13 to 17 escaped from Montgomery County jail in Dayton after punching a hole in a third floor cell ceiling. Deputies said the escape route led to the jail roof and down a stairway at the adjacent Montgomery County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Court House
Young Republican Club Considers Pre Primary Endorsement Policy
Middletown Young Republican Club plans an 8 p.m. meeting at Middletown High School to vote on a constitutional proposal prohibiting endorsements or opposition by the club or its leaders before party primaries. The National Federation supports nonendorsement while allowing individual candidate efforts, citing risks of internal splits and biased actions.
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Young Republican Club
Middletown Young Republican Club
Roger Turrell
Middletown High School
Turrell
Young Republican National Federation
National Federation
Young Republican Club Considers Endorsement and By Laws
Tyrrell described the clubs aim to select strong candidates for Republican primaries while opponents argue the group should refrain from endorsing a candidate. Tonight's session will also review proposed constitution and by laws.
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Tyrrell
Young
Republican Club
Middletown High Wins State Class AA Basketball Title
The Ohio House adopted a resolution congratulating Middletown High School for winning the state Class AA basketball championship last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio House
Middletowa High School
New Train Schedules Take Effect Sunday in Middletown
Daylight Saving Time prompts revised east coast schedules. Westbound trains from Cleveland and New York depart at 7:05 am for Middletown with arrivals in Cincinnati. Mercury and Ohio State Limited timings follow, Middletown stops adjusted to EST midnight start.
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Middletown
T. E. van Cleve
New York Central System
Ohio
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Mercury
Ohio State
Eastbound Trains Schedule From Cincinnati to Cleveland and New York
The Mercury 402 departs Cincinnati at 9 00 a m after Middletown 9 45 a m arriving Cleveland at 3 25 p m. No 422 leaves Cincinnati at 12 61 p m Middletown 12 45 p m arriving Cleveland 5 40 p m. Xplorer 424 runs Cincinnati 3 40 p m Middletown 4 23 p m arriving Cleveland 8 55 p m. Ohio State Limited 16 departs Cincinnati 4 00 p m Middletown 4 41 p m arrives New York 8 20 a m. No 442 leaves Cincinnati 10 25 p m Middletown 11 14 p m arrives Cleveland 5 10 a m.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Mercury
Cicinnati
Middletown
Ohio State
Cincinnati and Detroit train schedule details
The notice lists trains 309 303 312 and 302 with departure and arrival times between Detroit Middletown and Cincinnati. Train 309 leaves Detroit 11 53 p m and Middletown 6 35 a m arrives Cincinnati 7 27 a m. Train 303 departs Detroit 10 40 a m Middletown 5 03 p m arrives Cincinnati 5 55 p m. Train 312 leaves Cincinnati 8 45 a m Middletown 9 30 a m arrives Detroit 4 05 p m. Train 302 departs Cincinnati 11 30 p m Middletown 12 17 p m arrives Detroit 7 a m.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Middletown
Fenwick Prom Date Set for May 10 Stairway To The Stars Theme
Fenwick High School will host its junior senior prom on May 10 in the Manchester Hotel senior ballroom. Bob Hector’s orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Decorations feature miniature stairways and artificial star garlands supervised by Miss Frances Hornikel. Prom committees are led by John Kittel and Frank Moorman with numerous assistants handling reservations, invitations, decorations, and refreshments. After the dance a breakfast will be served at the Knights of Columbus Hall by junior mothers.
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Manchester Hotel
Bob Hector
Frances Hornikel
John Kittel
David Beck
Mary Ellen MeDermott
Mary Kaye Augspurger
Julie Murray
Diane Pohlman
Ronnie Watts
Ruth Losekamp
Janice Sullivan
Frank Moorman
John Daudt
Knights of Columbus Hall
R. L. Augspurger
T. Burney
E. Pressler
Mayor Fines Area Youths for Disorderly Conduct
Three Middletown youths were fined $50 and costs by Trenton Mayor Harry Stretcher after a scuffle near a Yankee Road restaurant. Jerry Clark age 18 at 1005 Forrer St. Wayne Barker age 18 at 1616 Pershing Ave. Amos Robinson age 19 at 3214 Finley St. were arrested early Sunday morning by sheriff's deputies at Yankee Road and Pershing Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Clark
Forrer St
Wayne Barker
Pershing Ave
Amos Robinson
Finley St
Trenton
Harry Stretcher
Middletown
Yankee Road
Pershing Avenue
Power mower stolen from Franklin yard
James Figley of Madi son Road reported to the sheriff's deputies that an 18 inch rotary power mower was taken from his yard yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Figley
Franklin
Madison Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Sleepwalking Episodes Rise in Youth During Adolescence
Sleepwalking incidents occur more often in younger individuals and peak during adolescence, suggesting developmental factors influence nocturnal wandering behavior and arousal regulation.
Civic Drive rolls along with large youth building fund tally
The Civic Association reported 6367 total donations yesterday for the youth building fund from 5879 members paying dues plus 488 first time joiners. Industrial division reports 5481 new or increased memberships, neighborhood 275, retail 611. many drives expect another week to complete solicitation. Public luncheon at the Manchester Hotel praised volunteers and women’s groups.
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Civic Association
Drive
William Verity
Heard
FE. J. Sebald
We Retail
Erle Hanson
Youth Building Fund
Knight Goodman
Manchester
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C. K. Thomas
W. 2Nd St
Xenia
New Lights
GOP
Dewey Short
the Army
Ohio Woman's Republican Clubs
Ohio Ymca
Golden Agers
Board of Trustees
Fenwick
Civic Drive
Association
W. W. Sebald
Joyce
Cag
Lettee
Central Ave
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