Local Births Reported in Franklin Area Notices
Mr and Mrs John Powell of 115 Warren Street Franklin welcome a girl on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Knecht of 1400 Fairmount Avenue Franklin announce a boy on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert R Clay of 066 Alice Street Franklin greet a boy on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Edward A Cairns of 4510 Poppy Drive welcome a girl today. Mr and Mrs James B Sargent of 2113 Winton Street Franklin announce a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
Warren St
Franklin
Larry Knecht
Fairmount Ave
Robert R. Clay
Alice St. Franklin
Edward A. Cairns
Poppy Drive
James B. Sargent
Winton St
Local Residents Listing Names Across Lebehon Area Readers
A long readable OCR fragment lists numerous residents by name and street, including Kathryn Carrigan, Rhoda Johnson, Lucille Stamper, Taylor Deaton, Lillian Goodrich, Helen Milne, James Shaffer, Clyde Helsinger, Sheila Coldiron, Robert Johnson, Jeffery Laipply, Winifred Morgan, Clyde Peck, Henry Craft, Marie Litsch, Herbert Crockett, Liberty Spencer, Arnold Engle, Jessie Thomas, George Allen Back, Virginia Barnett, Beverly Barnhart, Roy Blackwell, Bihe Lee Bryant, William Buchanan, Millard Clifton, Debra Combs, William Fryman, Sandra Goode, Cecil Hall, Walter Hines, Joyce Lawson, Ray Wehr, Arnold Misiovich, Lucy Mortom, Courtney Short, William Smith, Jamie Staley, Milton Thinnes, William Whitt, Robert Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Spencer
Maud- Hughes Road
Arnold Engle
Illinois Ave
Jessie Thomas
Grand, Ve
George Allen Back
Bluford Back
Lebanon
Virginia Barnett
Ger Mantown
Beverly Barnhart
Verity Hall
Roy Blackwell
Sith Ave
Bihe Lee Bryant
Clyde J. Bryant
Young St
William Buchanan
Seneca St
Millard Clifton
Magnolia Drive
Debra Combs
Henrry Combs
Harrison
Three Adults Sentenced for Child Support Violations
Clyde Lovicker, 31, of 1305 Yankee Road, and James Maggard, 51, of Seven Mile, were each sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse for non support of two and one child respectively. George Washington Russell, 30, of Lebanon, received zero days in the workhouse after pleading not guilty to non support of three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lovicker
Yankee Road
Cincinnati
Butler County
David Back
Lovicker
James Maggard
Seven Mile
Witty George Washington Rusell
Lebanon
June Allyson To Leave Hospital After Neck Surgery
Santa Monica Calif AP Actress June Allyson recovering from neck surgery at St Johns Hospital where doctors call the operation minor She is expected to be able to leave the hospital in a day or so and return home She was recently divorced from actor-producer Dick Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
June Allyson
St. John’s Hospital
Dick Powell
WISHING WELL Agt Registered 0.8 Patent Office
A compact daily numerical puzzle instructs players to count letters in their name, adjust by rules to derive a key number, then read a fortune message from a rectafigure grid. Dated 1841 by Weleam J. Mutter, contributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weleam J. Mutter
King Features Syndicate
Middletown Securities and Related Firms Listed
A fragmented OCR listing shows securities names and entities including Aeronca Pid Crystal Tissue Co First National Bank Sorg Paper Co Sora Paper Co Pfid Law Blower and members of the New York Stock Exchange. The Manchester Hotel appears with a percent and date fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca
Aeronca Prior Pid Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Sorg Paper Co
Sora Paper Co
Pfid Law Blower
New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Dayton Livestock Market Prices Report Hogs to Calves
Market summary lists hog prices 180 to 275 pounds ranging 15.50 to 17.50 per cwt with various weights, light and heavy sows noted. Lambs priced 12.00 to 18.00 per hundredweight by quality. Calves sold from 10.00 to 36.00, with good to choice steers and heifers in the 20.00 to 23.00 range and commercial cows 14.50 to 17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
McKsunes
Break-in arrest tied to Borderland Restaurant theft
Douglas Spurlock 18 of Shaker Road Franklin and three juveniles are held in connection with a break-in at the Borderland Restaurant on Yankee Road that netted $68. Spurlock is already charged in two area break-ins and a milk machine damage. The juveniles ages 17 and 15 were handed to juvenile authorities. Deputy Clifton Hyde investigated.
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Douglas Spurlock
Shaker Road
Franklin
Borderland
Yankee Road
Spurlock
Clifton Hyde
Dunsmuir Candidate Loses In Narrow Absentee Vote
Dunsmuir California AP report notes Robert Dewey a trailer court owner lost his bid for a high school board member by one vote due to absentee ballots crunted in Siskiyou County. He previously lost by a tie decided by lot and is undecided about running in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsmuir
Calif
Robert Dewey
Siskiyou County
Dewey
Lot
Beng
Liquor and Tobacco Tax Take Boosts Ohio Revenue
Officials report strong March collections lifting Ohio excise taxes for beer wine malt beverages and cigarettes. For the fiscal year ending June 30 1961 totals trail 1959-60 by about $132000 but March receipts reached 7.6 million versus just over 7 million in March 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Woman Killed in Two Car Crash Near Shopping Center
A 30 year old woman identified as Mrs Anthony Fortunato widow of a Lake County builder died in a two car collision on U S 20 at the North Madison Shopping Center entrance on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, Ohio
U.S. 20
North Madison
Anthony Fortunato
Lake County
Marriage Said No Ban To School
Atty. Geo. Mark McElroy rules there is no statutory ban against married pupils attending high school and no law bars married and expectant mothers. He cites compulsory attendance laws mandating education for all children and notes punishment of a fully married person expectant of a child would be inconsistent with public policy. McElroy says boards can assign home instruction if attendance is not permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Atty. Geo
Mark McElroy
General Assembly
McElroy
Thomas E. Ray
Morrow County
Ex Detective Walsh Convicted in Bogus Bill Case
Ex detective Robert E. Walsh was convicted on counterfeit charges linked to an operation that produced bogus $20 bills spreading across Ohio and neighboring states last year. Judge James C. Connell postponed sentencing pending a probation report and kept Walsh's $10,000 bond. Testimony showed over $90,000 in fake bills were printed at Hugh Lynn's home in Youngstown. Lynn pleaded guilty and drew a 10 year federal prison term at Milan, Michigan in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert E. Walsh
Ohio
James C. Connell
Walsh
Hugh Lynn
Youngstown
Lynn
Milan
Mich
Pro Grid Loop Insures Teams For $31 Million
SAN FRANCISCO AP Forty years ago NFL teams could not afford new uniforms now the league insures 14 clubs for 31.5 million dollars The annual meeting saw Pete Rozelle and directors approve a disaster restocking plan insuring each team for 2.25 million and a pension plus benefits package of 900000 per year tied to the NBC TV rights deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
National Broadcasting Company
Judge Dismisses Musicians Suit In Cleveland Case
A federal judge in Cleveland dismissed a suit by orchestra members who claimed their union denied them vote rights on contracts. U S District Judge Girard Kalbteisch ruled the Landrum Griffin act does not require member contract approval. The ruling dissolved a temporary restraining order preventing a contract with the Musical Arts Association sponsor of the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buidge
Cleveland Orchestra
U. S
Girard E. Kalbteisch
Cleveland Federation of Musicians, Local 4
Landrum-Griffin
Musical Arts Association
Fire Destroys Bellaire Church Interior
BELLAIRE Ohio AP Fire gutted the interior of the First United Presbyterian Church this morning causing an estimated 30000 damage A gas furnace is believed to have started the blaze which collapsed the sanctuary floor into the basement Fire crews fought the fire for two hours and the Rev Bruce George the church pastor was en route to Columbus when informed of the fire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire, Ohio
First United Presbyterian
Bruce George
cru h ‘espsnhsa.oytstrwwoa_ aicchurch
Columbus
Celebrezze Plans Fifth Term as Cleveland Mayor
Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze announced from Washington through his aide that he will seek a fifth two year term. The Democrat is attending a meeting of the President's Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations and would be only the second Cleveland mayor to seek a fifth term after Tom L. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
James J. Gorman
Washington
President's Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Celebrezze
Tom L Johnson
Trustys' Kind of Risky at Duval Jail
Sheriff Dale Carson asked the Duval County Civil Service Board to approve hiring clerks for the county jail. He said current work is done by trustys and that the term trustys reflects some being risky to rely on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Dale Carson
Duval County Civil Service Board
Spanish training for officers hits roadblocks at LAPD station
Police Lt. D S Arroyo struggles to implement a Spanish language program at Hollenbeck Division in a predominantly Mexican American area. A package from the U S Printing Office arrived with pamphlets on prenatal care in English, prompting disappointment that materials were not in Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
D. S. Arroyo
Hollenbeck
Arroyo
U.S
DiSalle Snubs GOP Luncheon Charge Remarks
In Washington, Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle a Democrat, hosts Republican House members at a luncheon. A GOP lawmaker joked the meal could be charged to DiSalle. he told Rep. Clarence J. Brown he doubted auditor James A. Rhodes would approve. Unemployment and defense contract efforts in Ohio were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Clarence J. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Brown
Boy Navigates 20-Foot Skiff After Father Overboard
In Pittsburg California a 4 year old boy named Ricky Painter steered a 20 foot skiff to Suisun Bay after his father Neg Painter, 42, apparently fell overboard about two miles from shore. A Coast Guard search found no trace of the man and fishermen noted Ricky told them Daddy's in the water. The youngster ferried the boat to within 30 feet of its mooring by 5 30 p.m.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Suisun Bay
Here
Coast Guard
Ricky Painter
Neg 3
Painter
West Pittsours
Ricky Bass
Isning Fishersnen
Professor Onion Performs as Circus Clown in Alabama
Professor Charles William Boas, former Michigan history professor, debuted as a clown with the Penney Bros. Circus in Scottsboro Alabama. He shared the spotlight with his 6 year old son Toby in an engaging act that drew laughter from audiences of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Ala
Onion
Penney Bros. Circus
Charles William Boas
Michigan College
Toby
Kentucky Youth Wins Opera Test
A Kentucky youth, James King of Lexington, won a six month opera training chance in Italy. He defeated 15 rivals from nine states at the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music regional auditions. King advances to New York in August to vie for one of five Italy appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James King
Lexington
Italy
King
American Opera
Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
New York
OSU Wins NIH Grant for Long Term Flu Study
The National Institutes of Health awarded Ohio State University's College of Medicine a $121,000 grant for a long term study of influenza including Asian flu and influenza vaccines, the university announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
National Institutes of Health
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Lost and Found Items and Obituaries Notice Franks Town
Mixed listing of lost dogs with rewards and several obituaries. Entries include two beagles in Georgia near Madison and Franklin area, a doberman named Dirk, a manicure kit loss, a cat named Frosty in Barbara Park and Roosevelt Kensington area, plus multiple funeral notices for Bettie Frances Arkill, Steven Ratliff, Elmer Joseph, and arrangements by McCoy Leffler in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and
Kensington
Barbara Park
Elmer Joseph
Trenton Franklin Rd
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Carmel Mathis
Woodside
McCoy Leffier
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Ital Statistics
Kathryn Carrigan
Leb
Ehon
Rhoda Johnson
Frank Johnson
Garfield St
Lucille Stamper
Sher- Man Ave
Taylor H. Deaton
Trenton
Lillian Goodrich
Young
Helen Milne
Grand Ave
James L. Millary
Miamisburg
John A. Schaefer
N. Broad
William H. Fryman
Sandra Goode
Eighth Ave
Central Ave
Cecil Hall
Arcadia Drive
Walter Hines
Germantown
Wilbur Kindred
Frank
Lin
Joyce Lawson
Samuel Lawson
Sheffield St
Ray C. Wehr
Park Drive
Arnold Misiovich
Alameda Circle
Lucy Mortom
Ninth Ave
Courtney L. Short
Loga Ave
William Smith
Garden St
Jamie Staley
Donald Staley
Milton Thinnes
Woodlawn Ave
William C. Whitt
Poinciana Road
Robert Walters
N. Grimes
Greene & Ladd Admiral Radio
Csssesacnecs
Aeronca Mim
Brees Mia
Brunswick
Slcces Budd Mile É
Canadian Pacific
Rehamoon Pane
Chesapeake & Ome WE Sins
Orrysset Motors Co
Csccsresuus
Cincinnati G
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Oeseseseunes
Columbia
G & Sneeesdutee
Commonwealth Sones Onevee
Consol Edison Ceeeeneesen Container Coroseneowevers Continental Baking
Sccseeee
Raytheon
Republic Steel Revere Copper Scheniey Whisky Heart Roebuck
Servel
Sinciaie Oo
Secsvene
Sonotone Corp - Southern Pacifie Rrose Restienen
MRO Oaervecsersnes Fevereneeeeneee
Sperry Corpebdeentneee Standard Or
Ccrreneee
Stone Container
Coeavssenes Electric Auto Lite
Ccccseenes
Preios Dodge
Pringo Radio
PRI Carey
George Putnam Ba
George Putnam
Wellington
Wellington Equity
Mass
TV Electronics
Cincinnati Livestock
SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc
Patent Office
Middletown Securities
Ladd
Dayton Livestock
Bartlett Pears
Reedy’s Foods
S. Verity
Dayton
Cincinnati Produce
Hennery
Chicago Grain Table
Chicago ‘Ap
Pro
Bellaire
Professor Big Hit
New Clown
Kentucky Youth
OSU
Journal
Lost
Franklin-Madison Rd
Elizabeth Township
Chamberlain
Dirk
Hamilton TW
Woodlawn
Baltimore
Ratliff Steven
Shirley Rattts
Lawn Ave
Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home
R. C. Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Jjoseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Florist Flowers
Peck’s Flower Shop
Flowers
Main St
Diver Coal & Feed
Streifthau
Dial
First
Grimes
Engies Corner
Amanda YU
Middletown
Armbruster Howe
E. State
Red Lion
Adams
Verity Nelbar
Tyrus GA
Mulford
Rt. 42
Saabgrass Controls
Brants, Inc
S$ Mechanic St
Blue Ball
Larry Trent
Tallibee's Tree Service
Rocknoll
Morrow
Franklin & Pennyroyal
C. Berns
Yankee Rd
Bohne’s
Grand GA
Aitar
Cappel's
Farm Home
Christian Book Center
N. Main St
Louise Hummel
Fine Custom Work Myers Ltd
Ruth Lyons
NCR
Fairview
Richies
WPFB
Diamond Bulova
Roger L Stewart
Wayne Ave
Beauty & Barber
Berdella's
Tytus Ave
Appontment
Brentwood Beauty Shop
Mayfield Beauty Salon
Lanatin Cold Wave
Cold Wave
Brentwood
Artistic Beauty Salon
Eska
Glenn St. Trenton
Master of
Central GA
Office Outfitters, Inc
AaPrLy
A P. Per Suppins- Cou
Denny
E. V
Bill” Goodwin
Amur River
Chipman
C.O.D
City Beautiful Nursery
Mulford’s
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