Baird Nominated GOP General Assembly Candidate in Butler County
The Butler County Republican Executive Committee approved Thomas W. Baird as the November General Assembly candidate. Agee was endorsed as deputy registrar, with Sexton set to replace him on the election board after interim moves.
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Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Thomas W. Baird
General Assembly
Baird
Middletown
Board of Elecons
William O'Neill
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Armco Steel Corp
Election Board
Sexon
Board of Elections
Depty
Agee
Frank Jobrozsi
Robert Hayden
GOP
Republican Central and Exective Committee
Hamilton
Sexton
County Election Board
Minor City Mishaps Reported After Parking Accidents
Police logged four minor incidents Tuesday. Donald Ray Castle's car hit Louise Buck Goodwin's vehicle at an intersection with $50 damage to the Goodwin auto. Three parking-related crashes total $350 in damages, including Audrey Parker striking James Agee's car and Les Canady sideswiping Richard Murden's car with $100 damage to Murden's vehicle.
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Donald Ray Castle
Vanderveer St
Verity Parkway
Irn Clinton Street
Girard Avenue
Louise Buck Goodwin
Wayland
Castle
Goodwin Auto
Ty Thomas D. Bailey
Middletown
Agee
Chapple Car Rental
Ats N. Main St
Les Canady
Aberdeen Dr
Richard S. Murden
Poplar St
Joe Murden
Dog Barked At Monster Spooks Chicago Yard
Irene Griffith reported a frightening beast-like dog to police after her cocker spaniel Shnooks barked loudly. Officers found no animal threat but a five-pound terrified dog at Shnooks yard, treeing a frightened opposite.
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Chicago
Shnooks
Irene Griffith
Nervous Powler Foiled At Moon Home Break-In
A prowler was routed from the Moon residence at 2301 Arlington Ave after entering through the front door and fleeing when challenged. No items were stolen. Police tied the break-in to juveniles at the Garfield Cafe on Garfield Street and Calumet Avenue, where pennies and candy were taken.
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Powler
Harold Moon
Arlington Ave
Garfield Cafe
Garfield Street
Calumet Avenue
BB Shot Blamed for Window Break at Hud son Home
A BB shot is blamed for breaking a small window at the Ernest Hudson home located at 802 15th Ave. The incident appears accidental and involves a single window. No injuries reported.
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Ernest Hudson
15Th Ave
Middletown Chamber Seeks Secretary Manager
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce invites applications from across the country for a new secretary manager to succeed the late Roy L. Patterson. Calvin Verity heads a screening committee with members from Armco Steel, Aeronca Manufacturing, Cohn Hardware, and the Retail Merchants Assn. Local applicants have begun to arrive and more may come.
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Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Calvin Verity
Roy L. Patterson
Patterson
Chamber
Middletown Industrial Council
Middletown Retail Merchants Assn
Verity
Hugh Wright
Armco Steel Corp
John A Lawler
Presdent
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Ed Cohn
Cohn Hardware & Paint Co
Paul Kordenat
Assn
Mer
No Victims Found In Lake Search
Hamilton special: deputies searched St. Clair Fishing Lake Williamsdale for two men reportedly drowned but found no trace. Two young women with a frightened account led responders to a leaky boat tied to a tree. First Sgt. Richard Jordan said the men likely left the scene.
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Hamilton
St. Clair
Williamsdale
Richard Jordan
Pastor Rise From Depths to Arlington Clergy Leader
The Rev. Paul J. Harrell of Memorial Baptist Church became the new president of the Arlington Ministerial Association. His background includes Navy deep sea diving and submarine salvage work before he pursued the ministry.
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Arlington, Va
Paul J. Harrell
Memorial Baptist Church
Arlington Histerial Association
Navy
Car Burns in West Middletown Loss
A fire of undetermined origin caused 600 dollars damage to Gery Roberts car on West Middletown Rt 2 late yesterday. Deputies reported today the Loun Madison Fire Department answered the call. The car was parked in front of the Roberts home at the time.
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Gery Roberts
West Middletown Rt. 2
Loun Madison Fire Department
Roberts Holm
Draft Quota 23 For September
Butler Countians will be included in Ohio s September Selective Service call for one thousand four highest call of the year. The August call was for nine hundred seventy three. The youngest registrant who may be inducted in the September call must be at least twenty two years old by September first unless he is a volunteer or delinquent.
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Butler
Ohio
Middletown Woman In Apparent Suicide Attempt
A 26 year old Middletown woman overdosed on sleeping pills last night in an apparent death by own action attempt. The Butler County sheriff's office reported she was listed in "good" condition today at Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown
Butler County Sheriff Office
Boy Drowns in Little Miami River
Billy Burns, 13, of Branch Hill drowned while wading for minnows in the Little Miami River. Darlene Meadows, 15, tried to rescue him but could not reach him.
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Cincinnati
Billy Burns
Branch Hill
Little Miami
Darlene Meadows
Noise Drive Stops Two More Drivers
Police stopped two motorists in the anti-noise campaign on Tuesday. Cited were Paul McQueen Jr., 19, Hollyhock Avenue, at 6th and Main streets, and truck driver Wiltor L. Garrison, 49, of 118 Highlend Avenue, Lebanon.
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Franklin
Lsheu
Paul McQueen Jr
Hollyhock Ave
6Th
Main Streets
Wiltor L. Garrison
Highlend Ave
Lebanon
Moose Lodge Wins Community Service Citation in Portersburg
The Moose lodge in Portersburg West Virginia received a special citation for community service at the 70th annual conven tion of the Loyal Order of Moose.
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Hicago
Moose Lodge
Portersburg
W. Va
Loyal Order of Moose
200 Cancer Cases Seen Here A Year
Middletown area estimates 200 of 3 009 residents will develop cancer this year one new case daily says Dr. Robert Williams at Civitan Club. He notes 5 000 slides yearly and routine post op checks aid early detection and life savings as Troop 18 scouts plan a Rocky Fork camp this weekend.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Robert Williams
Civitan Club
Williams
Manchester Hotel
Boy Scout Troop 18
Rocky Fork
Judge Has Slow Day in Franklin Municipal Court
Judge J T Riley heard one case from a docket postponed from Monday. Seven bond forfeitures were issued. Calvin Howard of Carlisle was fined 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Forfeitures included Parnell Sizemore 39 New Lebanon for speeding 15 dollars James Fred Nolan 23 Cincinnati for crossing the yellow line 15 dollars Robert Eugene McIntire 29 Homestead Drive for speeding 15 dollars Charles Leon Carver 30 Dayton for speeding 20 dollars Charles Edward Young 24 Shaker Road for excessive auto noise 15 dollars and speeding another 15 dollars John Wesley Lawson 20 Park Avenue for excessive auto noise 15 dollars and Herbert Fischer 26 Monroe for running a stop sign 15 dollars
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Franklin
J T. Riley
Calvin Howard
Carlisle
Parnell Sizemore
New Lebanon
James Fred Nolan
Cincinnati
Robert Eugene McIntire
Homestead
Charles Leon Carver
Dayton
Charles Edward Young
Shaker Road
John Wesley Lawson
Park Avenue
Herbert Fischer
Monroe
Blue Cross Area Bills Pass the $200 Million Mark
Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross has surpassed 200 million dollars in hospital payments for members. Earl H. Kammer of Hospital Care Corp. announced the tally after an audit covering October 1939 to August 1, 1958 shows 13 million patient days served for 2,095,760 members across 15 counties. July alone saw a record 2.92 million paid in hospital bills.
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Southwestern Ohio
Blue Cross
Earl H. Kammer
Hospital Care Corp
Ohio
Butler County
Fort Hamilton
Mercy Middletown
McCullough Hyde Memorial
Cheops Receives Modern Neon Lighting Upgrade
In Cairo Cheops the Great gains neon illumination inside the pyramid chief upgrade to replace candlelit passages. Visitors previously moved by candlelight behind guides now view illuminated chambers.
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Cairo
Cheops
Pyramids
Break-ins Reported at Local Venues Including Driving Range
Deputies reported break-ins in the area at the Driving Range and Sports Center, with several windows damaged and nine pinball machines broken. An attempted safe opening occurred at the Driving Range building. A separate break-in at the Stablo Theater on U.S. 25 saw intruders enter via a broken window.
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Sheriff’s Deputies
Sports Center
S. Main St
Charles Fink
Longfellow St
Sta.blo
Theaer U.S. 25
Zoning Requests Face City Commission Action In Middletown
City Commission deliberates four emergency zoning changes in North Middletown including rezoning of Manchester Road and Germantown Road tracts from residential and manufacturing to business zones. A separate proposal to regulate private police officers was also on the agenda after last week’s deferral. A letter from Paul E Clark Motors requests rezoning of 4805 Central Ave from B-1 to B-1 to permit a showroom for a new auto franchise.
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North
Middletown
Germantown Road
M-1
Paul E. Clark Motors, Inc
Central Ave
Logan-Long Strike Enters Fifth Week
United Paperworkers at Logan-Long paint begin their fifth week on strike with no end in sight. Local 102 President Wade Fields says workers returned to picket lines after mediation talks failed two weeks ago and plan to hold out until snow falls if needed.
Lausche and Bricker Back Court Delay Relief Bill
The Senate approved a measure by a 65 to 12 vote to ease Supreme Court case delay effects on arraignments. Senator J. Lausche of Ohio supported the bill and Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio backed passage though he did not vote.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Senrank J. Lauche
Ohio
Fuesney
John W. Bricker
Oh c
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Bricker
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