Middletown Draft Board Sets Up Three Registration Sites
Middletown Draft Board 10 opens registrations for 18 to 25 year olds at three locations. John Winger says entrants from Middletown and nearby townships register at Middletown Post 218 while Milford Oxford and Reily Townships go to Oxford Town Hall. Third site at New Miami School near Hamilton serves Hanover St Clair and Wayne Townships. Registration runs 8 am to 5 pm on listed days with decentralized sites for convenience.
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Middletown
John Winger
Lemon
Liberty
Madison Townships
American Legion
South Main St
Milford
Oxford
Reily
Miami University
New Miami School
U. S. Route 127
Hamilton
Hanover
St. Clair
Wayne Townships
Kenneth Sharp to Lead Salvation Army Citadel Groundbreaking
Captain Kenneth Sharp will MC the groundbreaking at the New Salvation Army Citadel at 168 North Clinton Street tomorrow at 10 30 a m. Speakers include Earl Grant of Middletown Civ e Association and George Wedekind, with Mrs Mary Watson to shovel the first dirt. The project costs about 95000 with nearly 50 percent community support, target completion January or February.
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Kenneth Sharp
Salvation Army
North Clinton St
Sharp
Earl Grant
Middletown Cive Association
Grant
Ehalf
George Wedekind
The
George Enney
Community Building Fund
Don Dary
Army Building Fund
Mary Watson
Citadel
European affairs interest shown by 1000 periodicals list
British Publications in New York compiled a list of 1000 periodicals reflecting American demand for topics such as commerce export engineering machinery chemistry textiles and legal publications. The compilation signals wide United States engagement with European topics across industries.
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America
New York
Assistant Chief Appointment Is Expected Tomorrow Night
Detective Joseph Newkirk who ranked first last week in Civil Service is expected to be officially sworn in as Assistant Police Chief at tomorrow night's City Commission meeting. The incinerator bond issue of 275,900 and a two and a half mill tax levy for garbage collection are also on the agenda. Fred J. Schatzmann said the incinerator bond will appear on the ballot. Two motorists were fined a total of 250 and had driving rights suspended for a year before Judge Alton H. Combs.
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City Commission
Joseph Newkirk
Newkirk
Fred J. Schatzmann
City
Torney
Alton H. Combs
A. Hack
Manchester Hotel
James Combs
Hack
Tytus Ave
Auburn St
Victor H. Long
Franklin Route 2
Long
Obituary: Mrs Jennie Longshore 85 Dies in Crooksville
Mrs Jennie Longshore 85 a Middletown resident for years died of a heart attack while visiting her son Lee Swank in Crooksville Ohio She also leaves son Edward Swank and son Walter of Crooksville a grandson Homer and seven more grandchildren eight great grandchildren Burial and services are set for Crooksville at 2 p m Wednesday at Lee Swank home with interment there
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Jennie Longshore
Middletown
Lee Swank
Crooksville
Longshore
Edward Swank
South Sutphin St
Edward
Lee
Walter
Homer
Last rites planned for Mrs Edna Beacom in Cleveland
Mrs Edna Marie Beacom 61 died Saturday at 2404 Superior Ave. Her funeral will be at 10 30 a m Thursday at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Viewing at the residence after 7 p m today until 9 a m Thursday, when the body is moved to the church.
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Edna Marie Beacom
Superior Ave
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Infant Diana Gray graveside services set
Graveside services for infant Diana Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Gray of 105 Shafer Street will be conducted at 10 a m Wednesday She died at birth at 1121 a m Monday in Middletown Hospital Surviving are a sister Donna and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clifford Gray of Middletown and Mr and Mrs William Burg of Milwaukee Wis
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Diana Gray
Donald Gray
Shafer St
Middletown Hospital
Donna
Clifford Gray
Middletown
William Burg
Milwaukee
Wis
Mrs Amanda Hartrum Dies at 69 in Waynesville
Amanda Hartrum, 69, died at 6 15 p m Tuesday at her son Albert Stubbs home in Waynesville after long illness. A Germantown resident most of life, she is survived by sons Albert and Sam of Baltimore Ohio four grandchildren and sister Mrs Lydia Haller of Germantown. Funeral Friday at 2 p m John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Germantown
Amanda Hartrum
Albert Stubbs
Waynesville
Hartrum
Albert
Sam
Baltimore
Lydia Haller
John Arpp
Germantown Cemetery
Franklin Farmer George Croll Dies After Long Illness
George Croll 74 a longtime Franklin farmer died in Middletown Hospital after more than two weeks as a resident. He was born on the Franklin Chautauqua Road and lived there all his life. He belonged to Eastern Star Lodge and Franklin Masons and helped in the Tobacco Growers Association Farm Bureau and other farm groups. Surviving are his wife Catherine two sons Carl and Frank a daughter Mary six grandchildren and a sister Miss Margaret Croll. Funeral arrangements with Robert Eaton Funeral Home are pending.
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Franklin
George Croll
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Croll
Franklin-Chautauquay Rd
Eastern Star Lodge
Franklin Masons
Catherine
Carl
Frank
Franklin Undertaker
Hollywood
Fla
Mary Croll
Croll
Margaret Croll
Robert Eaton Funeral Home
Deaths Last Night
Evansville Indiana obituary for Louis Bader 61 longtime marketing and economics professor at New York University for 22 years died last night.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Louis Bader
New York University
Kalamazoo Inventor Arthur J Patterson Dies
Kalamazoo Mich Arthur J Patterson 79 inventor of flinch a once popular card game creator dies leaving behind a legacy in games Patterson gained recognition for his contribution to American pastime the details note his longevity and local impact within Kalamazoo.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Arthur J. Patterson
Flinch
Man fined for careless driving in city court
Everett Brown of 1333 Sycamore Street was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a six month driving ban for careless driving in the city court.
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Everette Brown
Sycamore St
Porterfield couple fined and bonded for court appearance
Emma Porterfield aged 49 of 1113 First Ave was fined $25 for disorderly conduct. Melvin Porterfield aged 49 of the same address forfeited a $25 bond for failure to appear in court on a similar charge.
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Emma Porterfield
First Ave
Melvin Porterfield
Fire Crews Respond to Two Sanitation Rubbish Fires
Two rubbish fires were answered by firemen yesterday afternoon with no damage reported. The first call came from 2308 Erie Ave and the second from Main and 15th Ave.
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Erie Ave
Main
15Th Ve
Driver Fined for DWI in Oxford Township Arraignment
Magistrate Otto Grafner of Hanover Township fined Oris Carpenter a $300 penalty after Carpenter, 57, of Oxford Route 2, was arraigned Sunday on a driving while intoxicated charge. Carpenter was arrested by the state highway patrol on the Oxford Millville Pike around 12 20 a m Sunday.
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Hamilton
Otto Grafner
Hanover Township
Oris Carpenter
Oxford
Carpenter
State
Oxford-Millville Pike
Kalamazoo Book Dealer Longtime Sports Enthusiast
The note highlights a Kalamazoo book dealer who also pursued sports for many years, indicating a blend of literary interests and athletic involvement that characterized his life.
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Kalamazoo
Alfred Barrow Runs Sweet Briar Dress Shops Chain
Alfred Clifton Barrow, 58, owner of the Sweet Briar Corporation, operates a chain of dress shops throughout the West.
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Denver
Alfred Clifton Barrow
The
Sweetbriar Corporation
Grace Crile Widower Grace Crile Dies in Charlottesville
Mrs Grace McBride Crile 72 widow of Dr George Crile founder of the Cleveland clinic dies in Charlottesville Va Born in Leominster Mass Emil W Hanson 55 treasurer of the Fitchburg Spinners Sales Corp native of Brockton Mass
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Charlottesville, Va
Grace McBride Crile
George Crile
The
Cleveland Clinic
Warren youth crushed under farm tractor in Warren County
Two accidents yesterday afternoon left Russell Haggard, 12, dead after a tractor pinned him against a tree while operating on a hill near Morrow. James Traylor, nine, suffered severe injuries when struck by a truck driven by Donald Manning on Lebanon Route 3.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Russell Haggard
Jeff Haggard
Morrow
James Traylor
Fred Traylor
H. M. Williams
Young Haggard
Morrow School
Val Funeral
Yount Traylor
Donald E. Manning
Willam Thomas
R M. Brewer
Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati
Local Youth Bound Over On Attack Charge
Clinton Shockey, 21, of the YMCA, was ordered held for Grand Jury action on a charge of attempted attack. A Cincinnati woman, 21, alleged he grabbed her hair and clothing on the University of Cincinnati campus after accompanying him to cafes and plans to walk her home. Shockey denied the charge, claiming the accuser is jealous and acted with malice.
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Clinton Shockey
YMCA
Cincinnati
Shockey
Daniel C. Handley
University of Cincinnati
McMillan St
Clifton Ave
University
Hamilton
Correction postpones Middle Town Sportsmen club meeting
The Middle Town Sportsmen's Club announces no meeting tonight as previously listed. The next meeting is set for September 14 with John C. Caldwell, assistant postmaster of Oxford, speaking on Hueston Woods State Park four miles north of Oxford recently provided by Ohio for southwestern Ohio sportsmen.
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Middletown
John C., Caldwell
Oxford
Will Spack
Caldwell
Hueston Woods State Park
State of
Charter Revision Changes In Limbo With Hill Out Of Town
The city prepares revised charter revisions for the November ballot but action depends on four of five city commissioners. Dr. Ross A. Hill is out of town, leaving uncertainty over whether the measure will be ordered into legal form and rushed to the Board of Elections before the deadline. The committee’s final form trims powers for the city manager and limits commission controls, with passage contingent on Hill’s return and a favorable vote at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Ross Hill
City Commission
Ross A. Hill
Board of Election
Dr. Hill
Board of Elections
Hill
Commission
Levy
Ben Worcester
E. J. Sebald
E. K. Smith
MHS Band Members Warm Up At 48th Annual Summer Camp
Middle School band members enter their second day of drills at Camp Hook with Director Vincent Carter saying they look good after Monday’s warm-up. The camp runs 7 a.m. to campfire closing with two two hour rehearsals daily, swimming, and recreation. The Middle Band Parents' Club sponsors the event with a physical exam and swimming test for youths scheduled after registration.
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MHS
Camp Hook
Vincent Carter
White Ash Lodge
Martin Decker
John Burns
Middle Band Parents’ Club
Residents Endure Scorching Heat Wave in Middleton
City residents wilted under a 96 degree high at 5 30 pm as sunbeaters endured unrelenting sunshine. Forecasters warned more of the same fair and warmer weather for tonight and Wednesday with a 65 degree low at 7 am and 75 by 9 am.
Mishap frequency rising in Middletown safety meeting
Middletown Industrial Division of the Safety Council reported accident frequency continues to rise with a ratio of home to industrial accidents at 6 to 1. Twenty members agreed to coordinate with police and state patrol to reduce home accidents, reaching nearly 12 000 individuals through an industry publicity drive. James Byrum chaired the meeting.
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Middletown Safety Council
Paul Wilson
Middletown
Wilson
James Byrum
Visitor Injured In Car Cycle Crash
Bill Shaw, 23, of Grandon City, Illinois, suffered severe head lacerations this morning after his motorcycle was involved in a collision with an automobile. Police described the incident as a car cycle crash.
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Bill Shaw
Grandon City
Ill
Street with No Name and Related Showings
At the Paramount the film Street with No Name stars Mark Stevens and Richard Widmark with showings at 1 15 p.m. 3 22 p.m. 5 32 p.m. 7 42 p.m. and 9 54 p.m. Tuesday. Song of My Heart features Frank Sundstrom and Audrey Long at 1 32 p.m. 5 57 p.m. and 8 22 p.m. Also To the Victor with Dennis Morgan and Viveca Lindfors at 3 01 p.m. 6 26 p.m. and 9 51 p.m. on the schedule.
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Mark Stevens
Richard Widmark
Frank Sundstrom
Audrey Long
Dennis Morgan
Viveca Lindfors
Black Angel showings with Dan Duryea at two times
Tuesday and Wednesday feature the film Black Angel starring Dan Duryea and June Vincent with showings at 8 10 p m. and 10 30 p m. Local cinema schedules list the theater times for the two evening performances.
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Black Angel
Dan Duryea
June Vincent
Man Visited Mother Then Treated and Released
Attendants at Middletown Hospital said a man named Shaw came to visit his mother on Sheridan Avenue Rolling Mill Park. He was reported to be treated and released.
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Sheridan Ave
Rolling Mill Park
Middletown Hospital
Shaw
Chicago arts firm boss offers repair lesson to Goodman
L M Goodman of Quality Press sought a mechanic for a broken machine. The Chicago company president refused to send a repairman but gave Goodman a two hour on site repair course and blueprints. He warned not to repair others and hoped for more repair personnel soon.
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Chicago
L. M. Goodman
Quality Press
Goodman
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