Miami University centers resume spring term classes
Miami University academic centers at Hamilton Middletown Norwood and Piqua begin initial spring term classes tonight while daytime Oxford and Wright State campuses wait until Tuesday. Director Val Watkins says unregistered students may join at the first meeting. The spring term runs through June 15 as the first half of Miami’s third trimester.
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Miami University
Hamilton
Middletown
Norwood
Piqua
Oxford
Wright State
Val. J. Watkins
Watkins
Miami
Appointments Made At Post Office To Fill Vacancies
Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi announced three promotions to fill vacancies from retirement and transfer. Oscar Koeppel becomes assistant postmaster, with a 1941 postal start and Air Force liaison duty. William R. Cogan named superintendent of mails, entering postal service in 1941 and Navy veteran of WWII and Korea. Herbert Root advances to assistant superintendent of mails, started as a carrier in 1948 and served as carrier foreman since last May.
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Frank Dobrozsi
Oscar Koeppel
Winon Drive
Harry Bachelor
Koeppel
Middletown High School
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
William R. Cogan
Postal Service
Eugene R. Layer
Cincinnati
Cogan
Herbert Root
Woodburn Ave
Injured In 2 City Crashes In Middletown
Four persons were injured in two auto accidents two minutes apart. Barbara Gibson 20 and her son David 13 were treated and discharged from Middletown Hospital. Joyce Barnett 23 suffered arm injuries and was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. Other crashes caused minor damages and citations for careless driving or failing to yield.
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Barbara Gibson
Inglehart St
David Gibson
Middletown Hospital
Joyce L. Barnett
Clark St
Gibson
Charles Street
Barnett Auto
Henry Avenue
Ray Whitt
Charles St
Speaker Bernard Mack to discuss CG&E jet plant in city
Bernard Mack of Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co will discuss the new CG&E jet plant at a Civitan Club meeting tomorrow at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Everett Sherron serves as program chairman.
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Bernard Mack
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Everett Sherron
Two Area One Car Crashes Claim Two Lives
Two men died in separate one car crashes over the weekend. Russell Ellison, 50, of West Carrollton, died near Dayton when his car skidded on wet pavement on the Dryden Road exit of Interstate 75. Charles Byrd, 21, of Harrison, died after his car hit a bridge and plunged into a ravine on California Road in Morgan Township. Ellison was a Dayton water department engineer and WWII veteran with local survivors listed. Byrd died at Fort Hamilton Hospital about 22 hours after the crash with services set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Harrison and burial in Manchester, Kentucky.
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Russell Ellison
West Carrollton
Dayton
Charles Byrd
Harrison
Dryden Road
Ellison
City Water Department
Scottish Rite and
Antioch Shrine
Na‘omi
William Eversole
Franklin
George Ellison
Roy Hupp
Germantown
Leo Ellison
John Ellison
Kettering
Cleo Briggs
Eaton ‘Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Springboro
Butler County
Byrd
California Road
Schoenling Road
Morgan Township
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Jackman Funeral Home
Manchester
Industrial Education Display Is Set Up
An extensive display of equipment and materials representing the entire industrial education program for Middletown's junior and senior high schools has been installed at McClain's furniture store on Clinton Street and Central Avenue. Harold Figley, coordinator of trades and industry, oversees the exhibit with help from teachers in related departments. Open to the public for the rest of the week, the display was first housed in Middletown High cafeteria before moving downtown. The exhibits cover drafting, photography, printing, general metals, woodworking, electronic crafts, machine tools, automotive and metal fabrication.
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Middletown
McClain’s Furniture
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Harold Figley
Trades and Industry
Middletown High
Armco Middletown Works Opens New Office Wing
A total of 1,150 visitors toured the new wing of the Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works main office between 1 and 5 yesterday despite rain. The three floor addition is three times the size of the former main office. They viewed the fountain with a stainless steel triangle sculpture and visited the industrial engineering area and offices of Don Osborne, Harry Holiday, and Richard Leichty.
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Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Don Osborne
Harry Holiday
Richard Leichty
Cancer Drive Nets Five Thousand Twenty Six Dollars
American Cancer Society volunteer crusaders collected five thousand twenty six dollars and sixty three cents over the weekend. Tren ton contributed five hundred sixty dollars seventy six cents Monroe six hundred fifty six forty six Madison Township three hundred thirty dollars thirty nine cents. Thomas McMurray said weather hampered the drive and visits will continue this week. Count helpers included Charles Beck Floyd Bender Andrew Kall Bruce Thomas and Mrs Harold Walters and Mrs Weber Shel ey. Mail contributions to 105 McKnight Drive.
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American Cancer Society
Crusaders
Trenton
Monroe
Madison Township
Thomas McMurray
General Crusade
Charles Beck
Floyd Bender
Andrew Kall
Bruce Thomas
Harold Walters
Weber Sheley
Three Men Questioned In Weekend Break-Ins
Middletown police planned to question three men today after two break-ins over the weekend. Two suspects, ages 63 and 61, were arrested at 301 Garfield St. on an intoxication charge, tied to a Garfield Street residence owned by the mother of one suspect. A 24-year-old man was arrested at 2500 N Verity Parkway while trying to remove auto hoods. a portable TV found in his car matched a TV from the Edward Pelfrey residence at 1607 Manchester Ave., reported Saturday night.
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Middletown
Garfield St
Garfield Street
N. Verity Parkway
Edward Pelfrey
Manchester Ave
Absentee Voter Activity Normal in Middletown Office
Absentee voting for the May 3 primary runs about normal at the Butler County Board of Elections Middletown office. Civilians total 49 ballots and 10 from armed services. deadlines set for out of county, disability and service members. The office in the Federal Savings & Loan building operates 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to noon Saturdays.
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Middletown
Butler County Board of Elections
Armed Services
Armed Service
Board of Elections
Federal Savings & Loan
Time To Close Out On Postal Savings
Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi urged depositors with postal savings certificates to withdraw their accounts as soon as possible after anniversary dates. The Postal Savings System ended March 27, 1967, and no new deposits can be made. Interest ends on each certificate’s anniversary, with all certificates cashed at once if desired. Unpaid deposits after June 30, 1967, go to the Treasury as a trust fund for future payment on valid claims.
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Frank Dobrozsi
Johnson
Dobrozsi
Treasury Department
Peace Corps Test Scheduled at Miami University
Peace Corps placement tests will be given at Miami University on May 7 at 8 30 a.m. in Room 101 Laws Hall. The volunteer questionnaire serving as the application form must be filled out before the test. Obtain it from Donald N Nelson 22 Warfield Hall, Miami University campus Peace Corps liaison officer.
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Oxford
Miami University
Laws Hall
Donald N. Nelson
Warfield Hall
Peace Corps
Basin G Reading Scheduled at City Commission Meeting
Third and final reading of an ordinance for constructing storm retention basin G is on tonight’s city commission agenda at 8 o’clock. The Basin G plan faces strong opposition from residents west of the New York Central tracks over anticipated assessments. Also on the agenda are a zoning change for annexed property south of Jefferson Road east of Armco Project 600 to widen Breiel Boulevard, eight emergency resolutions to acquire property for Breiel Boulevard widening between Grand and Central Avenues, four other emergency ordinances, a request to partially vacate Webster Street, and the minutes and invoices from various municipal board meetings.
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City Commission
New York Central
Jefferson Road
Armco
Breiel Boulevard
Grand Avenue
Central Avenue
Webster Street
Boro Church To Hold Dinner
Springboro EUB Church plans a noon chicken noodle dinner with carry out available. Proceeds will support the Youth Fellowship fund at the church.
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Boro
Springboro
EUB
Youth Fellowship
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