Pregnant mother loses baby after traffic mishap
A pregnant woman suffered head injuries in a Saturday crash on Shaker Road near Route 25. The stillborn infant was delivered at Middletown Hospital. Mrs Anna Beschorner and two other children survived. Car damage was about $100. Graveside services set for Woodside Cemetery.
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Shaker Road
Rt. 25
Middletown Hospital
Anna Beschorner
Mgvin St
Franklin
Paul W. Beschorner
Free State
Beschorner
Donald
Patricia Ann
Butler County
Garret Boone
Joseph Beschorner Sr
Middletown
Shelby Jackson
West Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Obituary for John W. Fornshell 85 Lebanon native
John W. Fornshell 85 of Lebanon Route 1 died of a heart attack Friday in Dayton He was a retired farmer Funeral services will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home Burial will follow in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon and evening
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Lebanon
John W. Fornshell
Mrs Mildred Butler Dies in New York City
Mrs Mildred Todhunter Butler daughter of the late Judge W H Todhunter died Friday at her New York City home. She and her husband left Middletown about 25 years ago leaving two daughters Mrs Wellington Booth Hastings On Hudson NY and Mrs N G Samuels Washington DC as survivors. Nieces include Mrs Louise Hunter Windsor and Mrs Henry Lytle of Middletown. Cremation and graveside services will be arranged by Wilson Memorial Home with details to follow.
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Mildred Todhunter Butler
W. H. Todhunter
New York City
Butler
Middletown
Wellington Booth
Hastings-On- Hudson
N.Y
N. G. Samuels
Washington, D.C
Louise Hunter Windsor
Henry Lytle
Truck Fire Damages Vehicle at 2716 N Verity
Firefighters extinguished a blaze in the gas tank of a panel truck at 2716 North Verity Parkway at 2 p.m. Saturday. The owner is Carl Nunanaker Jr of Riversview Drive. Damage is estimated at 50 dollars and the cause is unknown.
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District 4
Verity Pkwy
Carl .Nunanaker Jr
Riversview Dr
Emergency crews aid Mrs Williams with oxygen at scene
Firemen reported that emergency crews assisted Mrs Rayetta Williams aged 54 of 910 6th jive with oxygen at 7 30 p m Saturday. She was transported to Middletown hospital by the Jordan Hall ambulance for further care.
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Rayetta Williams
Middletown Hospital
Jordan-Hall
Body Recovered From Sandusky Bay
The body of Alonzo Wiggins of Jeveland, 40, was recovered today from Sandusky Bay by the State Highway Patrol. He had been fishing with his wife and was last seen walking onto a railroad bridge Wednesday night.
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Sandusk
Ohio
Alonzo Wiggins
Preble Farmer Champ In Plowing Contest
Wilbur Rose from Scioto County and Raymond Poos of Preble County won Ohio Plowing Championships in wet soil near Akron. Rose claimed contour title with 89 points. Poos won level land with 87½. They will represent Ohio at national contest near Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Raymond Poos
Eaton
Ohio
Akron
Scioto County
Wilbur Rase
Preble Farmer
Wilbur ‘Rose
Preble County
Hershey
Rose
Contour Plowing
Poos
Pops
Emma Gigger
Pickle Road
Here
Wheelersiburg
Ann Lane
Della
Francis Tidd
Rt. 2
Xenia
Ray Himerich
Barberton
Carl Riener
Suffield
Porbage County
Harry Ellis
Rt. 5
Lancaster
William Goetiemoeller
Rt. 1
St. Henry
Mercer County
Paul Gearhart
Chillicothe
John Ewart
Robert M.bair
Forest
Wyandot
Hamiltonian Wounded Accidentally In Store Incident
J P Collins grocer was shot in the mouth when a .38 revolver discharged accidentally Saturday. Collins dropped the gun after locking his store, the bullet lodged in his neck. He was taken to the hospital by the Life Squad and is reported in good condition.
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Hamilton
J. P.collins
Collins
Hamilton Life Squad
Disaster Tag Sought for Hardin County Ohio
Gov. C William ONeill asked President Eisenhower to declare McGuffy Marsh in Hardin County a disaster area due to crops losses from prolonged rain. Emergency committee cites three consecutive bad years and cites 10 percent loss in the marsh while statewide crops run well below normal in corn soybeans oats wheat sugar beets potatoes and vegetables.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Eisenhower
McGuffy
Hardin County
Scioto
Emergency Agriculture Committee
MccGuffy Marsh
Statewice
Onio
Rattlesnakes Exhibit Venomous Interaction in Study
Researchers report that rattlesnakes influence each other's venom potency, challenging the assumption that venom is isolated to individual snakes. The findings imply social or ecological factors may adjust venom composition within species.
Galloway earns Wooster college scholarship
Russell W. Galloway Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Galloway of 2013 Central Ave., has been awarded an honor scholarship to the College of Wooster for the coming academic year. The award recognizes outstanding academics, character, and leadership. He will enter Wooster in September as a freshman.
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Russell W. Galloway Jr
Russell W. Galloway
Central Ave
College of Wooster
Committee
Galloway
Wooster
Camden Man Bound Over For Jury In Burglary Attempt
Camden resident Sherman Lewis, 22, was bound over to the next grand jury term by Judge John M. Kiracofe on an attempted burglary charge. He allegedly broke a Barber's Restaurant window in Camden with an old bicycle wheel on the night of Aug. 8 and took a lie detector test in London, Ohio. Bond set at 500 dollars. San Marino described as a tiny mountain republic in central Italy spanning 38 square miles.
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Camden
Eaton
Sherman Lewis
Grand
Common Pleas
John M. Kiracofe
Floyd Spitler
Lewis
Barber's
London
Ohio
Kiracore
Stone at police HQ prompts William inquiry over mislisted name
Police seek relatives for a tombstone misread as John instead of William born 1857 died 1925. The inscription notes the deceased was 68 and suggests a clerical error may hinder recognition.
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William
John William
John
Loser Ruled Off Ballot In Ohio Judicial Race
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio AP Secretary of State Ted W Brown ruled county judge Samuel J Crawford cannot run in November for a judgeship after losing a county commissioner race last May A 2 2 split among elections board stalled the petition Crawford filed for a four year term A new state law bars candidates who lose a primary from seeking another office in the fall and Attorney General William Saxte had issued a similar adverse ruling in Lucas County
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Samuel J. Crawford
Tran
Secretary of
Ted W. Brown
Board of Elections
Crawford
Utty
Brown
William ‘Saxte
Lucas County
Kidnaper Bound Over To Grand Jury In Franklin
John Chasteen of Franklin bound over to Warren County grand jury on three counts kidnapping armed robbery and auto theft with 1000 bond per count for alleged December 6 kidnap and robbery of two Monroe youths. Beeler already serving 120 year term. Additional local cases list fines and bond forfeitures for speeding reckless driving and other offenses.
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Franklin
John Chasteen
Franklin Rt. 1
Warren County Grand Jury
J. T. Riley
Chasteen
Monroe
Raymond Beeler
Beeler
Ohio State Penitentiary
Kenneth Jerry Hatfield
Granada Ave
Middletown
Donald J. Chadwell
Brookville
Robert William Leake
Cincinnati
John Gordon Jackson
Lima
James Burns
Columbia Ave
Donald FE. Wells
Wilmington
Thomas Eyler
Springboro
Donald Isaacs
S. Main St
David E. Harris
Franklin Rt
David Arthur Braden
Harrison Sr
Robert Kovacs
Shartz Rd
Kenneth Lee Rader
Miamisburg
Russell Lovell
Dayton
Herman Dwight Manor
Chillicothe
Man Is Held In Hit-Skip Auto Crash
Franklin special report says an alleged hit-skip driver was taken into custody after a car struck a parked vehicle owned by Marcella O'Donnell at 108 North Main Street. Chester Drygiel, 45, Toledo, was arrested around 2 p.m. on Crane Run Road. Police estimate 75 dollars damage to each car. A second incident on Main Street near Routes 73 and 4 involved Bert Ross Knox, 31, Dayton, whose car was struck by a truck driven by Merbert F. Fischer, 26, Monroe. Fischer faced a charge of failing to stop at a stop sign. Knox's car sustained 300 dollars damage and the truck 25 dollars.
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James Award
Paul Whitney
Dofina Jean
Tipp Collins
Sams
Roy Sams
Betty Lou Gomin
Union
Franklin
Patricia N. Schwartz
Charles Peters Schwartz
Samie
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
McCoy Leffler and
Riggs Funeral Homes
Dayton
Monroe
State Poice
Milton Tate
William Brotherton
David Robert Scockey
Grand Ave
Shockey
Manchester Ave
Troy Cox
Shookey
Walter Greenfield
First St
Marcella O'Donnell
N. Main St
Chester Drygiel
Toledo
Crane Run Rd
Main Street
Rts
Bert Ross Knox
Merbert F. Fischer
Fischer
Knox
Crosby family returns home with newborn son Tex
The Crosby family left Queen of the Angels Hospital in Hollywood with eight day old son Harry Lillis Crosby III weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Bing Crosby and Kathy Grant Crosby carried the infant to their Holmby Hills residence as photographers flashed. Mrs Crosby said they will have as many children as God provides and plans to resume acting soon.
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Hollywood
Crosby
Queen of the Angels Hospital
Harry Lillis Crosby III
Holmby Hills
Papa Bing
Kathy Grant Crosby
Bing
Tex
Deaf Seen as Idiots Then Killed in Ancient Times
Historical reports note that deaf individuals were frequently labeled as fools in ancient society and faced lethal violence. The account highlights harsh attitudes toward disability and the punitive treatment of deaf people in early eras.
Robinson to Lead 1958 Civic Association Drive
William K. Robinson of Cincinnati Gas & Electric will head the 1958 Civic Association drive beginning in October. A Lakewood native who moved to the area in 1954, he has served CG&E since 1946 and holds multiple local civic posts. Quotas will be set at the August 27 campaign cabinet meeting as the drive uses a four division structure.
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William K. Robinson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Civic Association
Donald Driscoll
Civic Association Finance
Lakewood
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cg&e
Butler County
Middletown
Margaret May Resume Romance With Townsend Report Says
The Sunday Pictorial claims Princess Margaret seeks Queen Elizabeth II’s blessing to renew romance with Peter Townsend. Townsend reportedly flew from Brussels days before Margaret returned from a Canadian tour, and they had not met since July 11.
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London
Sunday Pictorial
Margaret
Peter _Townsend
Elizabeth I
Princess
Townsend
The
Pictorial
England
Brussels
Windsor Castle
Va Celion
Scotiana
Peter Townscan
the Pictorial
Buckaham Palace
Canada
Mansfieldian Shoots Husband In Money Quarrel
A 33 year old woman shot her estranged husband with a .38 revolver in Mansfield Ohio during a money dispute. Thomas Carpenter 49 was critically wounded by two of the six bullets and is in serious condition at a local hospital. Cecilia Carpenter surrendered to a policeman a half block away after the incident. Witnesses said the pair argued over money and that she pursued him into a women's restroom firing through a door as he emerged.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Tere
Thomas Carpenter
Cecilia
Carpenter
Isis
Lutheran Official to Speak at Messiah Lutheran Service
The Rev. W. C. Birkner will be the guest speaker this morning at Messiah Lutheran, now meeting in the Oval Room of the Hotel Manchester. Services start at 8 o clock with Sunday School and Bible class at 9 15. Birkner is executive secretary for the Central District Mission Board and serves on the Synodical Board of Direction as well as secretary of the Mission Synod.
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W. C. Birkner
Messiah Lutheran Congregation
Manchester
Dr. Birkner
Central District Mission Board
Lutheran Church
Synodical Board of Direction
Mission Synod
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Manchester Rd
Howard Jones
Yankee Rd
Highway Patrol
Jones
Freda
Mrs
Mildred Butler
Stern-Foster Mattress
Stern-Foster
Deupnnes
Hamiltonian
Young Galloway
San Marino
Italy
Crawford and
Logan ST
Grand Jury
Crosbys
Ronald Thomson
Mansfieldian
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Nora
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