Three Kentucky Brothers Named In Cincinnati Bank Holdup
FBI identified three Nolen brothers from Whitley County Kentucky as suspects in a $35,000 daylight bank robbery at the Corryville Fifth Third Union Trust. Warrants issued charging federal bank robbery. Investigators traced car use to Cecil Nolen. Joseph Nolen reportedly traveled toward Dayton and San Francisco with family.
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Cincinnati
Whitley County
Kentucky
FBI
Nolen Brothers
A. E L. Ostholthoff
U. S
J. Paul Geoghegan
Joseph Wayne Nolen
John Milton
Jim) Nolen
Ballard French Nolen
Osthoithoff
Corryville
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Highland Avenue
Hammond
Ind
Cecil Nolen
Joseph Nolen
Dayton
Betty
Indiana
San Francisco
Ostholthoff
John
Ballard Nolen
Woodbine
Middletown Social Roundup of Weddings and Visits
A flurry of social notices recalls a wedding in Dayton for Miss Shirley Mendenhall and Maj. Stephen Benner. The Millans and friends travel between Clear Lake and Ohio towns, with several residents visiting relatives in Birmingham and Alabama. Families gather at Forest Hills Country Club for dinners honoring guests from New York and Washington.
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W. T. Snider
Elise Snider
Travis Snider
Dave Regan
Shirley Mendenhall
Maj
Stephen Benner
Dayton
Classmates Host Linen Shower for Miss Gardner
Pre nuptial festivities for Miss Marjorie Gardner included a linen shower hosted by two Miami University sorority sisters in Cincinnati. Attending were former classmates from Miami University living in and around Cincinnati including Mrs. Richard Willett and others. Miss Gardner is set to wed Lars Larson on September 30.
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Marjorie Gardner
Miami University
Malcolm H. Ingram
Evelyn Hodgdon
James E. Masters
Masters
Deer Park
Cincinnati
Miss Gardner
Lars R. Larson
Group Enjoys Party And Opera Sunday
A social Sunday featured a cocktail party and buffet supper followed by an opera performance of Faust. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulligan, Miss Joan Davies, Mr. Robert Davies, Miss Gloria Pyle, Mr. Howard Neer, Miss Doris Reardon, and Mr. Ted Sickle. Host was Mr. Hugh Forthman of Westwood Cincinnati, a Miami University fraternity brother of Mr. Neer.
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Faust
Donald Bolton
Edward Mulligan
Joan Davies
Robert Davies
Gloria Pyle
Howard Neer
Doris Reardon
Ted Sickle
Hugh Forthman
Westwood
Cincinnati
Neer
Miami University
Weekend Conference Held At Columbus
Ohio hosted the State Leadership Conference with over 300 women from districts across the state. Mrs Gene Augspurger led the Middletown chapter as local club president. Miss Hester Wickens, state president, opened the meeting at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel. The Columbus group organized a Saturday dinner and reception.
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Columbus
Business and Professional
Ohio
Gene Augspurger
Middletown
Hester Wickens
Deshler-Wallick
Families of Circle 7 Home Makers Club Picnic
The Families of Circle 7 Home Makers Club will hold a basket lunch picnic at Armco Park at 5 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Circle 7
Homemakers Club
Armco Park
Kitchen Shower Honoring August Bride in Matson Home
Miss Marie E L Matson was honored with a kitchen shower at the Matson home on Middletown Route 1 hosted by Miss Virginia Matson and Mrs. Jon Brock. Miss Matson and William D. Carle are to wed this Saturday, August 5, with games and prizes shared among guests including Mrs. Brock and several Matson and Hess family members.
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Matson
Middletown
Virginia Matson
Jon Brock
Marie E. L. Matson
Miss Matson
William D. Carle
Brock
Louis Hess
William Rutledge
Grover Dingess
Roland Hess
Robert Matson
Richard Essiz
Harold Woods
O. E. Ridenour
Paul Fouts
Ollie Matson
Raymond McKinley
Andrew Volrich
Dingess
Robert Oglesby
Rutled
Middletown Visitors Leave Today
Mrs. Fred Gorman and Mrs. Edgar Pritchett of Atlanta Ga depart Middletown today after two weeks of social events in their honor. They stayed with Mr and Mrs John Minnich and were hosted at luncheons and parties by Mrs Frank Simon Mrs J T SchrafFenberger Mrs Howard Wikoff Mrs Clifford Elliott and Mrs G L Campbell of Wayne Lakes Ohio. They also enjoyed hospitality at the Hyde Park Country Club in Cincinnati.
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Fred Gorman
Edgar Pritchett
Atlanta
Middletown
Gorman
Pritchett
John Minnich
Frank Simon
J.T. Schraffenberger
Howard Wikoff
Clifford Elliott
G. L. Campbell
Wayne Lakes
Greenville
Ohio
Hyde Park Country Club
Cincinnati
Bingo halted in Chardon by mayor after probe
Mayor J W Moats orders bingo games at Char don American Legion post stopped until profits are shown to go to charity. Police Chief John Bohl says a Cleveland man was in charge when the halt occurred Saturday night. Bermuda’s settlement began after the Sea Venture wreck in 1609.
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Chardon
J.W. Moats
American Legion Post
John Bohl
Cleveland
Luncheon Honors Mrs Baetjer in Alameda Circle Greeting
Mrs H Norman Baetjer visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charlies R Hook of Alameda Circle. Mrs Donald Driscoll of Highland St hosted a luncheon yesterday with several of Mrs Baetjer’s friends. Lovely garden flowers decorated the luncheon table. Guests included Mrs Charles Hook Mrs Stephen Gardner Mrs McKnight Kinne Mrs John Aull the honored guest and the hostess.
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R. O. Brosius
Forest Hills Country Club
Douglass C. Fonda
H. Norman Baetjer
Charlies R. Hook
Alameda Circle
Donald Driscoll
Highland St
Hanover man files as independent for Butler County commissioner
James Dees of Hanover township filed an independent petition with the Butler County Board of Elections for county commissioner, to run in the November 7 election. His declared committee includes Guy H. Beckett Robert K. Stevenson Lester L. Hunter A. F. Ruppert and Eugene A. Erbs. State law requires 473 valid signatures and the deadline is August 9.
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James Dees
Hanover Township
Butler County Board of Elections
Dees
Guy H. Beckett
Robert K. Stevenson
Lester L. Hunter
A. F. Ruppert
Eugene A. Erbs
State Hospital Doctor Fired in Ohio Incident
AP reports Dr. Joseph A. Conley of Gallipolis State Hospital was ordered removed by acting superintendent Dr. Samuel L. Bossard. Charges include malfeasance insubordination ridicule of management and personnel and discourteous treatment of coworkers. Bossard cited insubordination for crossing from the male to the female side of the grounds during calls.
Ohioan Killed Three Wounded In Korean War Casualties
The Defense Department lists Ohio casualties in casualty list No. 52. Killed in action Pvt. Ellis Hicks Attica. Wounded Pfc Walter Habash Steubenville Pfc George Lavigne Cincinnati Capt Joseph Paserk Kent. Zanesville extends rent controls six months past federal deadline.
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Ashington
Defense Department
Ohio
Ellis Hicks
Dan Hicks
Attica
Walter P. Habash
Steubenville
George J. Lavigne
Mabel LaVigne
Cincinnati
Joseph Paserk
Dorothy Ferro
Kent
Zanesville
Two Hamilton Patrolmen Face Charges
Lonnie Coyle sues in Common Pleas Court for 10145 alleging false arrest and officer abuse by Dewey Baker and Harry McDaniel. Ohio Casualty Insurance listed as bond provider. Coyle, arrested for intoxication and jailed about 10 hours, says he was later acquitted.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Lonnie Coyle
Dewey Baker
Grand Blvd
Harry McDaniel
Reservoir St
Ohio Casualty Insurance Company
Coyle
City man fined after disorderly conduct plea
Charles Caskey aged 33 of 1913 Sheffield Street was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a 30 day suspended sentence by Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court. The suspension requires Caskey to stay out of bars in the city.
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Charles Caskey
Sheffield St
Alton H. Combs
Caskey
Steubenville Wife Held On Murder Charge In Slaying
Mrs. Deniese Flack, 37, mother of five, pleaded innocent and was held for grand jury on a $3,000 bond after the shotgun slaying of her husband John Flack, 38, at their Bergholz home last Saturday, charged with second degree murder.
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Steubenville
Deniese Flack
John
Flack
Bergholz
Liquor Board Gets Tough On Violations
Ohio Liquor Department enforcement will be intensified amid wartime tensions. Chief Anthony Rutkowski told a meeting agents will pursue violations rigorously and report findings to federal authorities for intensified scrutiny during the national war emergency.
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Columbus
Liquor Department
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
National War Emergenc
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