Two Injured In Accidents on Miami Valley Highways
In separate Ohio 4 and U S 42 crashes in the Miami Valley area two people were injured. Ralph Barker, 21, of Middletown, suffered a knee laceration and knee cap fracture after a near head-on on Rt. 4 north of Germantown and was admitted to Middletown Hospital in good condition. Charles Dickens, of Dayton, received cuts and abrasions and was discharged from St Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton. Emma Chambers, 56, Willowick, was treated for facial injuries and a crushed pelvis after a one car rollover on U S 42. She remained in Middletown Hospital with unchanged condition. A third crash near Ohio 4 involved Samuel Dixson and John W Back, with only minor damages reported.
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Ralph Barker
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 4
Germantown
Pershing Ave
Barker
Ohio 4
Charles Dickens
Boyer Rd
Dayton
Dickens
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cleveland
U. S. 42
Ralph Chambers
E. 300Th St
Willowick
Warren County
Emma Chambers
Middletown
Ohio
Samual Dixson
8Th Ave
John W. Back
Rt. 1
Fraudulent Check Charge Filed Against Arthur Sigler
Arthur Sigler of Franklin Rt 1 was arrested at work on a warrant charging issuing a fraudulent $55 check drawn on First National Bank and a traffic warrant for unpaid parking tickets. Complainant Achile Marchetti reported the fraudulent counter check.
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Arthur Sigler
Franklin Rt. 1
Achile Marchetti
Sigler
First National Bank
Rain Moves Club Picnic Indoors
Inclement weather yesterday caused the Golden Age Club picnic to be held indoors at the Civic Association with 42 members present. Entertainment featured the Ukulele Union girls led by Miss Nancy Kincaid, Quinn Lacy and Frank Pooley. The Spanish-American War Veterans Auxiliary will present an American flag at the Aug 11 Civic Association meeting.
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Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Surprising 1900 Road Claim Distorts US Travel Reach
A claim states all hard surfaced roads in 1900 US would not reach from New York to Boston. The sentence seems a reflective or satirical remark about early infrastructure and transportation limits, implying major gaps between eastern cities at the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Boston
Police Briefs: David Green Arrested on Menace Charge
Police report David Green aged 10 of 1118 Young Street was arrested at his home last night on a warrant charging menace and threat.
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David Green
Young St
Robbery report lists lost purse in Washington DC
Robert R. Kelly of Washington DC told police that while staying at 838 8th Ave he lost a purse containing 220 dollars in cash and 751 dollars and 20 cents in checks.
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Robert R. Kelly
Washington, D. C
8Th Ave
Three Arrested in Middletown Auto Crashes
Three motorists cited into Municipal Court and two Middletown residents sustained minor injuries in three crashes yesterday. Louis Gaston, 57, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a pursuit and collision on Yankee Road near Oxford State Road. witnesses said his car sideswiped three autos and fled the scene. C. T. Henry Sr., 64, was charged with no operator's license after an accident on Crawford Street. Ruth Ann Christian, 5, suffered facial abrasions and was treated then released. Arthur Mitchell, 65, was arrested for failure to yield after a two car crash at Clinton Street and Vail Avenue. Ruth Mitchell received a contusion and was treated.
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Louis Gaston
Oxford State Rd
Yankee Road
Gaston
Curtis Street
Delman Whitt
Arnold Ferguson
Oxford State Road
Meadow Avenue
C. T. Henry Sr
Ardmore Dr
Crawford St
Ruth Ann Christian
Henry
Middletown Hospital
Arthur Mitchell
Central Ave
Clinton Street
Vail Avenue
Ruth Mitchell
Mitchell
Gertrude Forrest
Woodlawn Ave
Slayer To Die In Electric Chair Friday in New Mexico
Frederick W. Heisler a 33 year old Brooklyn short order cook is scheduled to die by electric chair on Friday October 29 for the murder of John Gunnish a 40 year old Martins Ferry Ohio steelworker.
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Santa FE
N. M
Frederick W. Heisler
Brooklyn
John Gunnish
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Benedict Arnold Not Executed as Spy
A historical note clarifies that Benedict Arnold was not executed for espionage. The record addresses rumors of a spy fate and confirms he avoided execution, detailing the common misconceptions about his fate and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Arnold
Real Estate Transfers in Middletown and Nearby Areas
Summary of deeds transferring lots and parcels among multiple individuals and firms, including Hamilton Eva Ter Vehn to Dorothy Ter Vahn, J. N. Inwood to Barbara Inwood, and numerous other transfers with prices ranging from no tax to $16.50 and beyond. note of cancellations by Midd. Fed. and Amer. B and L, and the closing line mentions the North Atlantic Treaty signed April 4 1949 in Washington DC by 12 nations.
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Hamilton
Eva Ter Vehn
Dorothy Ter Vahn
Middletown
J. N. Inwood
Exec
Barbara Inwood
E. J
Jean Svarda
Ruby Svarda
Virgil Jones
Dixie
S. M. Mulloy
W. B. Brown
Brown Cornett
L. F. Johnson
Mayfield Pt
H. E. Frost
R. E. Mapes
Tuggle
Max Stamper
R. H. Adams
Levi Hoskins
P. R. Faries
Lee Land
Samuel Vance
Lizzie Wells
Oneida
M. A. Myers
James Oakley
Madison
W. W. Driever
I. F. Grissom
J. H. Bein
Oxford
Homer Anthony
J. E. Lewis
Anthony Pk
J. R. Koehler
Wilmer Sexton
Mayfield
D. W. Hausman
C. L. Lawson
Washington, D. C
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Rain Moves Club Picnic Indoors
ST. Peter Claver
First Ave
Curtis ST
Bay’s
First Avenue
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Elizabeth
Rhodesia and
Raymond Massey
Amer. B & L
Alley
George Redd
Midd. Fed
Homer Moyer
A. H. Steinmetz
Amer. B & Yept
F. Beier
Amer
Harry Higdon
Hershel Bryant
City B & L
E. C. Kelley
C. W. Hurst
R. L. Brown
Jacksonburg
L.D. Miller
Midd
Fed
Avalon
J.W. Jarrett
Dixie Hgts
Burrell Wilson
L. Thompson
Andrew Barnicklear
Puli
Hearts of America
A. i
Oneen le
Orlon
S.M.L
Hau
Faille
Satin
Grazelle
NAVY
Grey
Sparkle
Gareau
Fue
Ross
Mens Shop
W A
Webster
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