Hit Skipper Blamed In Death
A 41 year old Baltimore and Ohio railroad worker Rodney Cox of 76 Cibsy Road Maineville was found along Route 122 early yesterday and attributed to a hit skip. An autopsy showed multiple injuries including a broken neck skull fracture and internal damage. A passing truck driver found the body at about 6 28 am near Foster Road and Route 122 west. Deputies continue the investigation. Cox is survived by wife Effie and four children aged 5 to 14.
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Lebanon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Rt. 122
Warren County
Rodney Cox
Cibsy Road
Maineville
Cox
Foster
Effie
Nominating Committee Sets Meeting
The nominating committee of the Civic Association will meet Thursday at the Civic Association at 4 p.m. to nominate 18 candidates and two alternates for the election of nine members of the Board of Governors this year. Members listed include Eric Back, Weldon Baker, Rowan Crawford, Jack Cummings, C. W. Denny III, Joseph Gabroszek, Knight Goodman, Dudley Inwood, John Kinder, David King, Q. R. Reeder, Harold Scarberry, R. L. Smith, C. F E. Statenroth, Robert White, and R. J. Wright. Board terms expiring Sept. 30 include Scott Banks, Edward W. Barker, Francis Carmody, Robert Dell, Rev. R. W. Galloway, John A. Lawler, Dr. Kenneth Smith, Emerson Wendt, and J. Edward Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
The
Board of Governors
Eric Back
Inland Container
Weldon Baker
Walter Relining Co
Dale Constrner
Shattle
Rowan Crawford
Armco Steel Corp
Jack Cummings
Gardner
C. W. Denny III
Barkeley Electronic Mfg
Joseph Gabrosek
Packaging Corp
Scott Banks
Edward W. Barker
Francis Carmody
Robert Dell
R. W. Galloway
John A. Lawler
Kenneth Smith
Emerson Wendt
J. Edward Windsor
Rezoning Plan Heads to City Commission Meeting
A planning commission endorses rezoning of 1700 to 1714 Tytus Avenue from B-1 to B-2 following a public hearing last Tuesday. The commission plans to set a date for a public hearing and also weighs an emergency ordinance to authorize city negotiations for the Mayer Meat Co. property in the Garfield Urban Renewal area at a price approved by the federal government.
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Planning Commission
Tytus Avenue
Curry Ford, Inc
Mayer Meat Co
Garfield
Heart Attack Listed As Death Cause
HAMILTON George Molinski 49 of 847 Hayes Ave died at the wheel yesterday, his car veering into a parked vehicle on Second Street. Coroner Dr. Carl Rhoden ruled a coronary attack caused death before the crash, not an accident. Requiem high mass will be held Wednesday at 10 am at St Joseph Church with burial in St Stephen Cemetery.
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Hamilton
George Molinski
Hayes Ave
Second Street
Carl Rhoden
Butler County
Molinski
Dorothy
St. Joseph Church
St. Stephen Cemetery
Slides For Rotary IrS World’s Fair Talk
M. Riley supervisor for Ohio Bell Telephone Co Springfield will speak and show slides of the World’s Fair at tomorrow noon’s Rotary Club meeting at Manchester Motor Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. M. Riley
Ohio Bell ‘Telephone Co
Springfield
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Highway Blocked By Melons On I 75 After Crash
Early today two trucks collided on Interstate 75 at Route 73, spilling melons across the highway and blocking two lanes. Melvin Stumler, 17, of Borden, Ind., was cited for following too closely after rear ending a truck driven by Dudley Hale, 42, of Franklin. Three people received minor injuries in a separate two vehicle crash at Routes 4 and 63 involving Sandra Ferrell and her two children, Glenn and Curtis, 2, of Hamilton. Thompson, 59, of Eaton Road, was cited for failure to yield.
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Interstate 75
Rt. 73
Melvin Stumler
Borden
Ind
Dudley Hale
Franklin
Stumler
Indiana Juvenile Court
Sandra Ferrell
Glenn
Curtis
Hamilton
Larry
Rt. 63
Otto Thompson
Eaton Road
Thompson
DeMolay Sweetheart Contest Highlights Ohio Event
Judy Widener, a 1964 Middle Town High School graduate from 3906 Nora Ave, placed first runner up in the DeMolay Sweetheart of Ohio contest held during a Cincinnati convention weekend. Karen Calhoun of Newark won the title from 12 candidates, with Charlene Scubs of West Richfield as second runner up.
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Judy Widener
Nora Ave
Middletown High School
Ohio
Cincinnati
Karen Calhoun
Newark
Charlene Scubs
West Richfield
Judge Ray closes Warren County Probate Court
In Lebanon the Warren County Probate Court shut down after Judge Robert Ray said salaries would not be paid due to a supreme court budget ruling. Four employees would not work. two said they would, and the situation prompted a commission discussion at an upcoming meeting.
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Lebanon
Warren County Probate
Robert Ray
Supreme Court
Ray
Baliff George Chamberlain
Roberta Palmer
Patricia Kilpatrick
Elena Reynolds
Judge Ray
Commission
Robert South
Union Calls Meeting For Tonight
Union members plan a 7 p.m. meeting at Nelva Center Canal Street to vote on a union stance amid a 28 day strike at Raymond Bay. Local 310 AFL CIO and international rep S A Stephens will attend with tentative plans for a settlement program. Police reported rock throwing and torn barricades near the plant over the weekend with traffic torches burned.
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Raymond Bay
International Union
Nelva Center
Canal Street
Carter Share
Afl-Cio
Share
S. A. Stephens
Toledo
The
International
Raymond
Local 310
Middletown
Jon Rock
Bond Issue Backers To Meet
The first meeting of the 150 member Investment for Youth committee to campaign for the 7 million school building bond issue is set for 7 30 tomorrow night in the Board of Education room at the Administration Building 1515 Gi F Woodruff chairman marks by Woodruff a former board member and president and James C Finley currently member Bank rara Ave The program includes member organization of the committee and naming of sub committees after talks by Supt Howard Cromwell and Robert K Johnson Johnson director of research and public information Middletown schools will discuss a survey by Miami University researchers with recommendations on needs for new school buildings Cromwell will discuss the bond issue
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Investment For
Joseph
Board of Education
F. Woodruff
Marks By Woodruff
James C. Finley
Membe Er Bank
Ber
Supt
Howard Cromwell
Robert K. Johnson
Johnson
Middletown
Miami University
Grassroots Talks Set By Schenck
Rep. Paul F. Schenck of Ohio will hold grassroots conferences in Middletown on Sept. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Hall and in Germantown on Sept. 1 from 4 to 8 p.m. No special appointments needed. He announced his 13th year of the meetings amid congressional delays and a planned adjournment by Labor Day.
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Paul F. Schenck
Ohio
Butler
Montgomery
Schenck
Middletown
American Legion Hall
S. Main Street
Germantown
House of Representatives
Congress
Segni in grave condition after stroke in Rome
Doctors report President Antonio Segni, 73, remains in grave condition in Rome after suffering a stroke ten days ago and entering a coma for the third day. Little hope remains for recovery.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Segni
Two Middletown Youths Beaten Near Wildwood Road
An 18 year old from Middletown remains in good condition at Middletown Hospital with a broken jaw after he and Richard Hackney were assaulted Saturday night on Jackson Street near Wildwood Road. William Landen, 1515 Fairmount Ave, suffered injuries. Hackney, of 201 Harrison St, was treated and released. Hackney is a Lincoln Park supervisor. Landen is unemployed.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Jackson Street
Wildwood Road
William Landen
Fairmount Ave
Landen
Richard Hackney
Harrison St
Raymond Bay Co
Hackney
Lincoln Park
Franklin man charged with driving while intoxicated after four car crash
A 29 year old Franklin man Paul Webb of 130 N Main St was charged with driving while intoxicated after a four car crash at Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue Saturday night. Injured were Virgil Hawkins 44 and Margaret Hawkins 43 of Eck Road. Vehicles driven by Jack Hawkins 17 Virgil Hawkins Louis Bishop 33 and Webb were damaged totaling 785 dollars.
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Franklin
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Paul Webb
N. Main St
Virgil
Margaret Hawkins
Eck Road
Jack Hawkins
Virgil Hawkins
Louis Bishop
Webb
Skater Doyle Whisler Finishes Third at Nationals
Doyle Whisler, 17, Middletown High senior, was part of a four skaters team that took third place in fours at the North American Amateur Roller Skating Championships in Louisville. His partners were Peggy Kendig, Jill Whitside, and Jerry Schwartz with Johnny Sowers as instructor. The group qualified as state and regional winners, and national telecast is set for Sept. 5 on Wide World of Sports.
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Doyle Whisler
Middletown
Louisville
Hawaii
Young Whisler
Peggy Kendig
Dayton
Jill Whitside
Fairborn
Jerry Schwartz
Cincinnati
Johnny Sowers
Huber Heights
Amherst
Ill
Doyle
Robert Whisler
Regent Drive
Wide World of Sports
Doyle Whisman
Sowers
Escapees Recuptured in Cincinnati Auto Theft Attempt
Lebannon Correctional Institute inmates Lester Thompson and William Jones, both 19, who fled last Friday night, were captured by a Cincinnati police officer early yesterday while attempting to steal a car. Thompson faced auto theft charges in Perry County, Jones had prior convictions for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods in Hamilton County. They were returned to the prison.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Cincinnati
R. W. Alvis
Lester Thompson
William Jones
Thompson
Perry County
Jones
Hamilton County
Alvis
Proportionate Jumping Power Would Let Boy Clear Barn
If a small boy possessed grasshopper like jumping ability, he could leap over his father's barn, illustrating a comparison of scale between animal ability and human reach.
Franklin Weekend Police Reports Highlight Minor Crashes
Franklin police logged three minor accidents over the weekend. Paul Bruns, 17, on Second Street bridge, hit Richard Reese and James Daily. Bruns cited for insufficient brakes. David Combs, 30, hit an island on River Street. cited for driving left of center after $250 damage. Luther Horn, from Minamisburg, rear ended John Smith for $150 damage and was cited for an assured clear distance violation.
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Carl Payton
15Th Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Minnesota Street
Payton
Jerry Martin
Sheridan Ave
Central Avenue
Charles Street
Martin
Paul Bruns
N. River
Second Street
Richard Reese
Chestnut
James H. Daily
Maple
Carlisle
Reese and Daily
Bruns
David Lee Combs
Fourth Ave
Middletown
River Street
Main Street
Combs
Luther Horn
Miamisburg
John Smith
Pennyroyal Road
Horn
Registration Opens At MU Center Here
The Middletown High School office of the Miami University Academic Center accepts registrations 8 to 4 30 Monday through Friday for fall classes starting Sept 14. Advisers from Miami departments will be available Sept 8 9 and 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. for planning. Graduate applicants must show evidence of admission to graduate standing when registering for graduate credit.
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Middletown High School
Miami University Academic Center
Miami
Fires Cause $725 In Damages Across Three Incidents
Fire officials report $725 total damage from three blazes yesterday morning. At 3 26 a.m. a cigarette sparked $125 damage to Howard Barnett’s upstairs room at 505 Curtis St. At 5 a.m. a cigarette caused $150 to the building and $200 to the contents of Janet Gibson’s apartment at 113 S Broad St. Mrs. Gertrude Sink’s auto suffered $200 damage from carburetor trouble but she was uninjured. Firemen also responded twice to the Geeveston Latimore residence at 909 Sixth Ave for convulsions in Latimore, 60, who was sent to Middletown Hospital.
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Howard Barnett
Curtis St
Janet Gibson
S. Broad St
Gertrude Sink
Elmo Place
Signup For Adult School Here Starts
Registration for the Adult Evening High School is under way at Middletown High School from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday and will be continued Sept 7 to 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. Classes begin Sept 15 meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 to 8 and 8 to 10 p.m. The courses aim to help adults finish high school or improve through business, remedial, or general interest offerings. A complete business education is possible with two years of bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, office practice, business English, general business, and business arithmetic.
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Middletown High School
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Akron
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Steve
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Larkport
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Pieratt
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Trenton
Judge Ray Action
Bee
School Pd
Cromwell
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First Ave
LCI
Coach Inn
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Lesourdsville
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Central Ave
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