Strikes At Pillsbury Hamilton Plant And Pepsi Cola Bottling
Two worker strikes continue at the Pillsbury Mills Hamilton plant on Eaton Road and at the Hamilton Pepsi Cola Bottling Co on S Erie Boulevard. About 225 Local 10 members await a reasonable Pillsbury contract offer after a previous proposal was withdrawn. Bargaining at the Pepsi Cola plant has not resumed since contract expiration last Friday for Local 152 members.
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Hamilton
Pillsbury Mills
Eaton Road
Hamilton Pepsi- Cola Bottling Co
S. Erie Boulevard
Pillsbury
Hamilton Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
William Inman former Somerville mayor dies at 77
William E. Inman 77 former mayor of Somerville died Monday at McCullough Clyde Hospital Oxford where he had been a patient ten days He retired in 1950 from general contracting and served as mayor and on the Somerville school board He was a native of Camden and a member of the Somerville Presbyterian Church Glen Lodge Knights of Pythias and the Ohio National Guard from 1992 to 1907 He is survived by wife Mildred a daughter Marie Hase and a son James Burial will be in Somerville Cemetery.
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Somerville
William E. Inman
Inman Funreal
James Stock
Somerville Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Inman
McCullough
Clyde Hospital
Oxford
Child Struck By Cruiser In Franklin Suburban Street
A three and a half year old girl, Ethel Mae Mardis, was struck by a Franklin police cruiser on Forrest Avenue in front of her home. She received cuts and bruises to the forehead and ankles and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Pt. Wilbur Carpenter was the driver. witnesses said the patrolman was traveling slowly when the child darted into the street. No charges were filed.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Ethel Mae Mardis
Neal Mardis
Forrest Ave
Wilbur Carpenter
Forrest Avenue
Two Youngsters Treated Here At Middletown Hospital
Two youngsters received emergency treatment at Middletown Hospital. Joseph Baltzell thirteen suffered a concussion after tumbling over a wall at home. Christine Tester eight sustained a compound fracture of the third finger when caught in a door at ee School.
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Middletown Hospital
Joseph Baltzell
James E. Baltzell
Jackson Lane
Christine Tester
Marshall Tester
Yankee Rd
Ee School
Suspension Of Officer Is Upheld In Middletown
The Middletown Civil Service Commission denied Patrolman Coy Hall’s appeal of an eight day suspension for insubordination, 3-0. Hall, eight years on the force, was suspended Jan 8–19, restored Jan 21 after winning 1959 Patrolman of the Year. City charged him with failing to obey orders and not providing a doctor’s certificate when requested. Hall claimed throat infection and a 101 fever.
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Middletown Civil Service Commission
Ptl
Coy Hall
Hall
Joseph Blackmore
Hamiltonians Win Merit Scholarships
Dennis R. Meyer of Hamilton Taft High School earns the Pitts burgh Plate Glass Foundation Merit Scholarship to study pre medicine at Northwestern University. Joseph L. Pater of Hamilton Catholic High School receives an honorary Merit Scholarship with no financial award. Sixty three other Ohioans and about a thousand winners nationwide are named in the Merit Scholarship program.
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Hamilton
Dennis R. Meyer
Haven Ave
Hamilton Taft High School
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Foundation
Northwestern University
Joseph L. Pater
N. Washington Blvd
Hamilton Catholic High School
Middletown
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court Cincinnati list routeman Robert L. Bolding of Lebanon Route 3 with debts of 16838 and assets of 3823 pressman Harry M. Ward of 400 Baltimore Street with debts 2836 and assets 9 and Arlie Stacy of 612 Elsmere Street with debts 3003 and assets 700.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Robert L. Bolding
Lebanon Rt. 3
Routeman
Harry M. Ward
Baltimore St
Pressman
Arlie Stacy
Elsmere St
Dick's Creek Project Faces Channeling and Cost Hurdles
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce heard progress on the Dick's Creek Little Muddy Watershed project. Marvin Stahl and Robert C. Robison outlined 13 miles of channeling with tentative and alternate routes and noted costly utility relocations and land costs.
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Dick's Creek
Little Muddy
Middletown Area
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Stahl
Robert C. Robison
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Joe E. Lewis
Stah
Robison
Chan
Ohio Wildlife Department
Warren G. Printz
Bernard Roberts
William K. Robinson
Earl Steggemiller
Russll S. Weatherwax Jr
Lewis’ Committee
Sam Tutt
Chamber’s Highway Com
AEC Rejects Miamisburg Site for Experimental Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission turned down Miamisburg Ohio as a site for a small experimental nuclear power plant. It narrowed the search to Jamestown New York and LaCrosse Wisconsin for a 12 million dollar facility expected to generate 22 000 kilowatts for homes and businesses.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Miamisburg
Ohio
AEC
Jamestown
N. Y
LaCrosse
Wis
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Akron
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Samuel Johnson
Westinghouse Combination
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Hamiltonians
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Lebanon Prison Farm
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