Athletic clause killed pupil assignment policy accepted by school board
The Board of Education accepted Superintendent John D. Blackford's policies after striking a clause that would bar moving students from athletic participation at their former school. The policy allows movees to continue attendance and activities, with other attendance and staffing measures discussed.
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Board of Education
John D. Blackford
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown
Blackford
Red Cross Here Gets Appeal For Flood Help
A flood relief appeal was issued by E. Roland Harriman of the American National Red Cross to Ames Gardner, Middletown chapter chair, noting relief may exceed five million dollars. The effort already includes two million initial funding, 260 disaster workers, 107 shelters, 12,000 homeless cared for, and access to 400 nurses and 150 physicians.
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Ames Gardner
Middletown
American Redross
E. Roland Harriman
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Harriman
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
American Red Cross
Ters
Theed Cross
New York City
Gardner
Ten Traffic Accidents Reported In City
Ten traffic accidents were reported across the city despite cooling rains. The day’s major crash at Central Avenue and Alameda Circle involved Orland Dunn and Tom Sexton, with damage estimates totaling around 4250. Other collisions caused under 100 dollars in damage, including multiple rear and side impacts on Central Avenue Crawford Street Broad Street and nearby intersections. Dock Dunn faced a DWI citation after a collision at Verity Parkway and Yankee Road.
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Central Avenue
Alameda Circle
Orland C. Dunn
North Ave
Tom Sexton
Charles St
Sexton
Ben Kitchen
Ross Ave
James E. Murphy Jr
2Nd Ave
Tytus Avenue
Elmer Jones
Hamilton
Paul B. Lipps
Franklin
Charles Street
Donald J. Griffin
Young St
Emery T. Rose Jr
Mohawk St
S. Clinton Street
John Golson
Baltimore St
Baltimore Street
Raymond Goins
Norman Allen Mathis
Curtis Street
Two Drivers Fined At Franklin Court
Franklin Municipal Court fined two drivers for traffic violations on a light docket. Charles Satterthwaite of Lebanon, 37, faced $25 with six month driving suspension for reckless operation. Claude Rowlett of Franklin, 52, paid $10 for driving with an overweight load.
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Franklin
Charles Satterthwaite
Lebanon
Claude Rowlett
Germantown Woman Faints at Ohio Bus Station
Mrs Ida Crauder a 78 year old Germantown resident fainted at the Ohio Bus Station at Clinton and Vail streets yesterday. She was held for observation at Middletown Hospital for several hours before being released after the incident. Fire department emergency crew responded and she was transported by McCoy Leffler ambulance.
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Germantown
Middletown
Ohio
Clinton and
Vail
Ida Crauder
Walnut St
Fire Department
McCoy-Leffler
Eighth Middletonians Attend Ohio Methodist Parley
Eight Middletonians join about 600 representatives from Ohio Methodist churches at the sixth annual Ohio Area Methodist Laymen's Institute in Delaware. Attending First Methodist Church are Rev. Charles Lovell, Douglas Bleeker, Clair Tieman, William Raines, Charles Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker. The three day program features Dr. W Clark Ellzey of Stephens College as principal speaker Saturday night, discussing The Christian Family What It Takes.
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Ohio Methodist
Ohio Area Methodist
Delaware
Methodit
Charles Lovell
Douglas Bleeker
Clair Tieman
William Raines
Charles Palmer
Robert Tucker
W. Clark Ellzey
Stephens College
Missouri
Doctors use alcohol drips during nose operations
At Illinois Masonic Hospital surgeons give intravenous small alcohol doses to patients during nose procedures to impart a sense of well being without intoxication.
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Chicago
Illinois Masonic Hospital
At The Movies Local Showings Schedule
The Paramount Strand Colonial and Dixie venues list nightly film times for Tuesday and Wednesday. Titles include Interrupted Melody, Seven Angry Men, Francis in the Navy, Bullet For Joey, A Man Called Peter, Purple Plain, Son of Pale Face, Denver and Rio Grande, So This Is Paris, Far Country, Girl Next Door, and Desert Rats with multiple showings daily.
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Francis
Joey
Peter
Denver
Rio Grande
Paris
Trial Dates Set in Hamilton Manslaughter Case and Docket
Second degree manslaughter charges against John E. Stokes of Hamilton for the traffic death of Charles Martin will be heard next Monday at 1 30 p.m. in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Defendants who pleaded not guilty last week have dates set by assistant prosecutors including Charles Williams Christine Tapp Stanley Cain Merle Allen Courtney Moore Warren Pence Anthony Likarthis Paul Hoskins Gladys Harper and Beulah Mohandra among others with sessions through September ninth and a final Sept twelfth listing.
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John E. Stokes
Hamilton
Butler County
P. P. Boll
Charles Williams
Madison Township
Christine Tapp
Lemon Township
Stanley Cain
Middletown
Lane
Merle Allen
Courtney Moore
Warren C. Pence
Anthony Likarthis
Paul Hoskins
Fred T. Wallen
Clyde Huffman
Daniel Kane
William Thomas Kane
Gladys Harper
Beulah Mohandra
Robert Helton
William Cornele
William Flagg
Matthew Thompson
Furniture Taken From Home On Tytus Avenue
Deputies investigate the disappearance of furniture from the home of Florence Walker at 3111 Tytus Ave Maple Park. A neighbor said two men in a truck loaded a refrigerator an antique desk and a rocking chair then left. Windows were broken in the home.
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Sheriff's
Tytus Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Florence Walker
Tytus Ave
Maple Park
C and O Bridge Reopens Linking Kentucky and Cincinnati
Commuters between Kentucky and Cincinnati can use the C and O Bridge again after it reopened yesterday. The bridge, one of four spans over the Ohio River, was closed since last Wednesday for repairs following damage from a runaway railroad car.
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Covington
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Rough Saga In Colorado Middletonian Rides 650 Miles
A Middletown family, the Aikens, endured a dramatic Colorado trek after Bill Aiken broke his leg scaling a cliff near Pagosa Springs. Rosemary Aiken applied a splint, the group trekked two miles to camp, then 650 miles home in a station wagon with a temporary cast. Bill Sr. was later admitted to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Aikens
McCoy
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Bill Sr
Rosemary
Bill Jr
Aiken
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Greathouse Passes Ohio Bar Exam
C. R. Greathouse Jr., vice president of C. E. Greathouse & Sons, passed the Ohio bar exam among 343 successful applicants from 590 test takers last June. He is joined by Louis E. Wynn Ralph Adams and Bert C. Imfeld of Hamilton as Butler County passers. Greathouse, son of Mr and Mrs C R Greathouse, has a long academic record including Miami University and Cincinnati College of Law, with naval service interrupting studies. He resides at 3815 Manchester Rd with his family and is a grandfathering heir to a firm founded by his grandfather. Chief Justice Weygandt will administer the oath in Cincinnati on Sept.
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C. R. Greathouse Jr
C. E. Greathouse & Sons
Ohio
Columbus
Greathouse
Butler
Louis E. Wynn
Ralph &. Adams
Bert C. Imfeld
Hamilton
C. R. Greathouse
Middletown High School
New York
Philadelphia
Law College
Cincinnati
Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity
Manchester Rd
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Girl Is It Aims To Find Missing Dad
Fifteen year old Dorothy Faye Ritchie, gravely ill with an intestinal infection, seeks her father Arthur Ritchie not seen since he was in Cincinnati years ago. Dorothy lives with Mr and Mrs Charles R Combs at 2023 Mowdlawn Ave and her mother New Baker of Frank oan is ill. Arthur Ritchie’s home is in Hardburley Ky near Hazard. She is using newspaper and radio notices to locate him.
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Dorothy Faye Ritchie
Dorothy
Charles R. Combs
Woodlawn Ave
Ny Baker
Frankoan
Arthur Ritchie
Cincinnati
Hardburley
Hazard
Juvenile Teasley Bound to Grand Jury in Murder Case
Willie Teasley 17, of 1712 Garfield St, charged with first degree murder in the Aug. 6 fatal shooting of Robert Hunter, 48, was bound over to the Butler County grand jury without bond by Judge Harry F Walsh after Juvenile Court certification. Testimony cited uncertain age. preliminary hearings postponed until birth certificate confirms age 17. Teasley to remain in Butler County jail pending grand jury action. June and August noted as wedding peak months.
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Willie Teasley
Garfield St
Putter County
Grand Jury
Harry F Walsh
Teasley
Robert Hunter
18Th Ave
Walsh
13 Year Old County's 3rd Polio Victim
A 13-year-old Trenton girl Joyce Back, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Back of 122 Baltimore Ave, was admitted to Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 8:20 p m yesterday with bulbar polio. Her condition was listed as serious but she had not yet required an iron lung.
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Trenton
Butler County
Joyce Back
Willie Back
Baltimore Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
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Middletown Safety Council
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Charles Reuthe
Board of Control
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Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Carl Schoonover
Russell Coulter
Marian Dechant
Marie McClellan
Carol A. Cosby Jr
Marion Patton
Washington School
Illinois Avenue
Pauline Hamilton
Amanda School
Louise Gable
Mayfield
Elizabeth Shearsley
Fern Combs
A. E. Minnich
Dunn
Kitchen
Margie Lea Lawson
S. Main St
Charles Sherman Byrd
16Th Avenue
French Williams
Franklin St
Thomas McLain
Clark St
Crawford Street
McLain
Order OF the Golden Rule
Ohio Methodist Parley
Paramount
Sanstone Dry Cleaning
Floyd Palmer
West Middletown Rt. 2
C&o
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Middletonian
Iona Blevins
Rosemary Aiken
Marshall Road
Mrs. Aiken
Bill
Just Gall
Ality Family Laundry
Biddletown
Logan Ave
United States
the Children’s Department
Children’s Bermudas
Children’s Toppers
Childrens
Filton
Central Ave
Filson’s
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