Horse fears colt bite injures girl in Middletown
Freda Fay Spencer eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Spencer of West Middletown Rt. 2 was treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room for abrasions on the right upper arm after a horse with a colt attacked during feeding. The horse apparently feared the child would harm the colt and bit her as hospital attendants noted the incident following a separate bicycle fall injury to Thomas Dineen nine, son of Desmond Dineen, at 3:03 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Fay Spencer
Mrs. T Treatment
Jesse Spencer
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Freda
Thomas Dineen
Desmond Dineen
16Th Ave
Syria Reports Jordan Threat to Break Ties and Use Force
Damascus says Jordan threatened to sever diplomatic relations and even deploy military action unless Syrian newspapers halt their anti Jordan campaign by Sunday. A broadcast quote from Jordanian foreign minister Samir Rifai claimed the ultimatum was a cover for preplanned attacks and warned of Israel facing Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Jordan
Samir Rifai
Ahmed Rahby
Amman
Rifai
Mor
Israel
Police Briefs Reported Arrests and Local Thefts
John E. Chamberlain 28 of 1339 Woodlawn Ave was arrested yesterday at LeSourdsville Lake on charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and destruction of property after a disturbance with officers and damaging a car window. Charles Willoughby 42 of Oxford State Road was arrested for driving while intoxicated and driving under suspension in the 1500 block of Lafayette Avenue. Stolen items reported included a 1949 model car license SIORF and a boat trailer from Edwin Hunter at the Miami River Park, clothing from Emery Whitt, hubcaps from Glenna Bewley, and a break in on a home of Mrs. Harrison Caudill 1600 Lafayette Ave. Edgar Carter 46 of 315 Young St was arrested for driving while intoxicated at N Verity Parkway and Germantown Road. Mrs. Caudill reported her front door forced open with nothing missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Chamberlain
Woodlawn Ave
LeSourdsville Lake
Chamberlain
Jack Deaton
Otis Cole
Loren G
Ton
Charles Willoughby
Oxford State Road
Lafayette Avenue
SIORF
Edwin Hunter
Miami River Park
Emery Whitt
Texas Ave
Glenna Bewley
16Th Ave
Main Street
Edgar Carter
Young St
N. Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Harrison Caudill
Lafayette Ave
Jack Crocker
Gardner Men Are Veterans Gardner Men Are Veterans
Five Middletown men celebrated long service with Gardner Board and Carton Co totaling 165 years. Leonard Housins leads with 43 years, now tour foreman at Mill 1 Central Avenue. Jon Brock marks 41 years, supervisor of Mill 11 since 1946. Ben Brock and Kelly Powers are 25-year veterans. Tom Allen is a 2-year veteran with Manchester Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Leonard Housins
Malvern St
Mill 1
Central Avenue
Jon Brock
Middletown Rt. 3
Mill 11
Ben Brock
Grand Ave
Kelly Powers
Fleming Rd
Tom Allen
Main St
Manchester Machine Co
Loon Noted for Deep Dives and Low Overall Flight
The loonogg 4 dives deeper than other birds with 30 foot plunges observed. The species shows unusually low flying tendencies and frequent deep dives.
Hamiltonian Is Drowned On Picnic
Alden Lairson Hamilton, 75, drowned Saturday in Indian Creek six miles south of town after stepping into a 15 foot hole. He waded with his daughter Mrs. Donald Huffman her husband and their five children but could not swim and disappeared in the deep section during a family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lairson Alden
Indian Creek
Here
Alden
Donald Huffman
Huffman
Heat and Storms Roil Chicago Area and Nation
Severe storms slammed the Northeast and Midwest with lightning and heavy rain. In New York’s Binghamton area, a power outage affected 145,000. A Crown Point bolt killed two golfers in Indiana. Chicago logged 1.45 inches of rain and 20 mph winds, flooding streets and basements. Across the Southeast, heat lingered with scorched highs and storms from Florida to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Upstate New York
Crown Point
Ind
Chicago
Pleasant Hill
Kansas City
Mercury
Baltimore
South
Atlantic Coast
Boston
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Washington
Tampa
Fila
Miami
Nortern Plains
Great Lakes
Obituary for Gus Banzhaf 85 at Riggs Funeral Home
Services for Gus Banzhaf 85 of 2111 Arlington Ave will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bergdall officiating. Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. Mr. Banzhaf, a grocery operator, died Saturday morning at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Banzhaf
Arlington Ave
Riggs
Paul Bergdall
Woodside Cemetery
Banzhaf
Ee Cone Eens
Middletown Hospital
Death of Germantown woman Delia Simmons
Mrs Delia Simmons, 6, wife of Landon Simmons of 3230 S Smithville Rd Dayton, dies at St Elizabeth Hospital from cancer after a June 11 hospitalization. Survived by husband, three daughters, two sons, sister, five grandchildren, and two sons living in Germantown and Richmond. Funeral arrangements are being made at John Arpp Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Delia
Landon Simmons
S. Smithville Rd
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Simmons
Andrew Inglebrand
John Calhoun
Jack Friend
Earl Webb
Kettering
Bernard Inglebrand
Carl Inglebrand
Richmond
Ind
Glenn Albright
Gergory Lee Arnold
John Arpp
Cowboy Hangs Self in Denver Basement Play Scene
In Denver a ten year old boy Albert Pugh was found hanged from a pipe in his basement while playing Cowboys and Indians alone. His eight year old brother William found the body and alerted authorities. Police say he had attempted nearly the same act six months earlier while playing the same game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Albert Pugh
Albert
William
Ohio Assembly For Racing Laws Study Named
Rep Charles H Jones of Hamilton is among nine Ohio lawmakers chosen to study racing laws. Sen Theodore M Gray of Piqua chairs the committee named by Senate president pro tem C Stanley Mechem. Other members include Senators Arthur Blake Martins Ferry and C Lee Mantle Painesville and Reps Heightsville C Stewart Kitchen South Charleston James S Simmonds Cincinnati and Ed Wallace Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
Ohio Assembly
Ohio
Theodore M. Gray
Rpiqua
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio Senate
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
C. Lee Mantle
Painesville
Representatives
Heightsville
C. Stewart Kitchen
South Charleston
James S. Simmonds
Cincinnati
Ed Wallace
Circleville
Child Dies Under Car in Cincinnati Crossing Incident
Four year old Donna Allen was struck and killed by a car as she began to cross a street near her Cincinnati home. She was a twin and one of seven children of Mr and Mrs Fred Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Donna Allen
Fred Allen
Child Hit By Car Hospitalized After Sharon Street Incident
A two year old boy named David Christopher, son of Tester Christopher, was admitted to Middletown Hospital for observation after running into a car in front of his home on Well Road. Police say the child suffered facial and abdominal abrasions. the car was driven south by Bill Neal, who moved the boy several feet with the impact. The accident occurred about 5 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
David Christopher
Christopher
Well Rd
Bill Neal
Graham Extends Crusade In New York To Sept 1
Billy Graham's New York Crusade was extended again to September 1, announced by Roger Hull. The Madison Square Garden run began May 25 and marks the longest Graham crusade, surpassing the London 1954 effort. Since May 15 about 1,361,600 attended Garden meetings and 41,657 recorded decisions for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
New York
Billy Graham
Roger Hull
Madison Square Garden
Yankee Stadium
London
Th Garden
Christ
Firemen Aid Woman at 823 6th Ave for Heart Issue
Firemen responded at 5:57 p.m. yesterday to 823 6th Ave where Effie Wells, 66, of that address received emergency aid for a heart condition. She was not hospitalized after firefighters supplied oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Ave
Effie Wells
Wives Of City Employees Plan Pay Hike Auxiliary
The wives of Middletown city employees are invited to a 7 30 p m Tuesday meeting in the Firefighters Clubhouse to form a City Employees Auxiliary to promote a pay raise. Officers will be elected. the group began after 200 employees and spouses gathered last week to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown City
Firefighters
Eight Gardner employees finish graphic arts course
Eight employees of Gardner rd and Carson Co completed a four week graphic arts course at the Ro Aaner Institute of Technology. The trainees Tom Braun William Brickner John Brugge man Elmer Cassidy Wilbur Huffman George Lambe Larry Poe and George Wilson gained broader understanding of graphic fields through process comparisons of off set gravure and letterpress techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Rd & Carson Co
Roaaner
Institute of Technology
Tom Braun
Selden Ave
William Brickner
Rosedale Ave
John Bruggeman
Central Ave
Elmer Cassidy
Hughes St
Wilbur Huffman
S. Main St
George Lambe
Wayne Ave
Larry Poe
Riverview Ave
George Wilson
Elmer
Gardner
Three Gardner Men Complete Apprentice Training
Three Middletown men finished apprentice programs at Gardner Board & Carton Co. William Cretors becomes a millwright after four years while Gerald Crow and Elvin Lawson complete pipefitter tracks in the three year program. Readouts include their home addresses at 4302 Vannest Ave, 4235 Vannest Ave, and 191 Lamberton St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gardner Board & Carton Co
William Cretors
Vannest Ave
Gerald Crow
Elvin Lawson
Lamberton St
Cretors
Crow
Lawson
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Dave) Adkins
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Emo
Block Suede
BBC
Red Cross
Ross’ Shoe Dept
American National Red Cross
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