Cleveland Man Killed in Route 42 Accident
A 44 year old Cleveland man, Andrew R. Armenti of 11726 Gay Ave., was killed at about 10 10 a m on U S 42 three miles northeast of Lebanon when his car was crowded off the road by a truck, rolled over and he was pinned beneath. His skull fracture was given as the cause of death by Warren County coroner Dr H M Williams. His wife Marie and a son were in the car. the son suffered only minor bruises. Armenti worked for Perfection Stove Company of Cleveland. The body was taken to Oswald Funeral Home and state patrolmen continued their investigation.
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Lebanon
Cleveland
U.S. 42
Here
Andrew R. Armenti
Gay Ave
Armenti
H. M. Williams
Ren County
Marie
Perfection Stove Company
Oswald Funeral Home
Polio Benefit Boxing Show Staged Friday Night
The Police Athletic League hosts a polio benefit boxing card at Armco Field Friday at 8 p.m. Ten three round bouts feature Roy Farmer versus A Moss and Walter Turner against Levy Pence. Tickets available at Police Headquarters City Building News Agencies or from officers with ringside seats 1.25 general 0.80 under 16 0.50. Referees are Jimmy Saylor and Chip Selby with Dr. P. B. Zollett as ring physician. Local contestants come from PAL boxing at parks under ex-fighter supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Field
Police Athletic League
Police Headquar
Roy Farmer
Middletown
A. Moss
Dayton
Walter Turner
Levy Pence
Jimmy Saylor
Chip Selby
P. B. Zollett
PAL
Obituary of Blanche Hutchisson 66 of Seven Mile
Blanche Hutchisson 66 of Seven Mile died suddenly Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church prior to a close friend’s wedding. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star Oxford. Memorial services 7 30 p m today Marshall Smith Funeral Home Oxford. Surviving: husband J B Hutchisson two daughters Mrs Ray Filer and Mrs William Christjohn a sister Mrs A A Burk nardt three grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Oxford Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hutchisson
Seven Mile
Satuday
Methodist
Methodist Church
Order of Lastern Star
Oxford
Marshall- Smith
J. B Hutchisson
Ray Filer
William Christjohn
A. A. Burknardt
Middletown
Oxford Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Haueisen 83
Funeral services and burial were held in Columbus for Mrs Mary Haueisen 83 mother of Mies Eleanor Haueisen librarian at a high school. She died at Grant's Hospital after a brief illness and had lived with her daughter at 921 Young Street for 17 years. She was visiting her son in Columbus when she died and is survived by two other daughters and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haueisen
Mies
Eleanor Haueisen
Eal High School
Wbrarian
Young St
Columbus
Pallbearers named for Warnie L. Howard funeral
Warnie L. Howard 51 will be laid to rest with active pallbearers Lester Tolsen Charles Phillips Russell Hilton John Schmidt Charles Sexton and Charles Wolfe. Honorary pallbearers include Cecil Armitage William Reddin Phrl Whisler Omar Blevins Arthur Culbertson Everett Eggleston Arnold Craig and Robert Cooper. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Church of God Crawford St officiated by Dr R C Caudill and Rev Hershel Caudill. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Howard, a roller at Armco West Processing Works for 29 years, died at 802 The Alameda Saturday after long illness. Friends may call Higgs Funeral Home today from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnie L. Howard
Lester Tolsen
Charles Phillips
Russell Hilton
John Schmidt
Charles Sexton
Charles Wolfe
Cecil Armitage
William Reddin
Phrl Whisler
Omar Blevins
Arthur Culbertson
Everett Eggleston
Arnold Craig
Robert Cooper
Church of God
Crawford St
R. C. Caudill
Hershel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Howard
Armco
West Processing
Alameda
Higgs Funeral
William Ballenger dies at 82 in Franklin area
William Ballenger 82 retired farmer died Sunday at his home on Hickey Road West Middletown Route 1 He is survived by three brothers Preston Ott and John Ballenger and a sister Mrs Susan Martin The funeral will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at Robert Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William Ballenger
Hickey Rd
West Middletown
Preston
Franklin-Dewitt Cox dies at sister’s home in Miami
Franklin-Dewitt Cox, 38, died at 11 a.m. Sunday at his sister Mrs. Catherine Dalton’s home in Miamisburg. He worked as a cleaner for several years with local dry cleaning firms. Survived by his father James Cox of Franklin and four brothers Robert 90 of Franklin Elmer Milard and Herman Cox all of Miamisburg. The Robert Eaton Funeral Home was handling arrangements.
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Franklin
Dewitt Cox
Catherine Dalton
Miamisburg
James Cox
Robert
Elmer, Milard
Herman Cox
Miamis
Robert Eaton
Two Area Men Join Air Force and a Gratis Girl Enlists
Middletown recruiters announced that Roger Warren and Robert P. Baker, both sworn as Air Force recruits on August 21 in Cincinnati, will head to Lackland AFB for 12 weeks of boot camp before four-year service. Christine Day of Gratis was accepted into the WACs and sworn in at Cincinnati for a 16 week basic course at Fort Lee Virginia, with a two year enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Gratis
Wacs
Middletown
Army
S-Set
Robert Heffner
Roger Warren
Stanley St
Robert P. Baker
el Grand Ave
Cincinnati
Christine Day
Warren
Baker
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Day
Fort Lee Va
We Wacs
Three Hamiltonians Return From Korea
Three Hamilton men among 3,700 Korean veterans due in today aboard the Navy transport Gen. John Pope in San Francisco are Sgt. Richard A. Justice, Sgt. William D. Shearer, and Cpl. Charles R. French of 100 Sumner St. No Middletown men are listed among Ohioans aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Navy
Gen
John Pope
San Francisco
Richard A. Justice
William D. Shearer
Charles R. French
Sumner St
Middletown
Burial Details Pending at Germantown Cemetery
Burial in Germantown Cemetery is planned with visitations after 2 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
Deaths: Martha J. Aufrane 62 Widow of William
Martha J Aufrane 62 widow of William Aufrane died at home after a illness Surviving Myron of Maud sisters Minnie Cow Hamilton and August Bolt Cincinnati one William Muchmore of Chicago two grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Gallimore Funeral Home here
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MASON
Martha J. Aufrane
William Aufrane
Myron
Maud
Minnie Cow
Hamilton
August Bolt
Cincinnati
William Muchmore
Chicago
Gallimore Funeral Home
Funeral services for Stanley G. Holaday held in Hamilton
Funeral services for Stanley George Holaday 27 of Hamilton will be at 2 p.m Tuesday at Anglesby Funeral Home. The Rev. E E Caldwell of the First Church of God will officiate. Burial follows in Woodhill Cemetery. Holaday died Friday after drinking lacquer thinner at London Prison Farm where he was serving. Two other inmates in the shirt shop also died. six others became ill. He is survived by his father Stanley G Woladay of Springfield his mother Mrs Goldie Holaday of Hamilton two brothers Pvt Robert Holaday at Camp Edwards Calif and Roy Holaday of Middletown three sisters Mrs John Beckett of Franklin Mrs Liddele Lykins of Brandt Ohio and Mrs Fred Holweger of Middletown. Friends may call today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Stanley George Holaday
Hamilton
Anglesby
E. E. Caldwell
First Church of God
Woodhill Cemetery
Holaday
London
Stanley G. Woladay
Springfield
Goldie Holaday
Pvt
Robert Holaday
Camp Edwards
Calif
Roy Holaday
Middletown
John Beckett
Lidtle Lykins
Brandt, O
Fred Holweger
Fred W Bruning Dies at 51 in Hamilton
Fred W. Bruning 51 of 1302 Greenwood Ave Hamilton died Sunday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Fred W. Bruning
Greenwood Ave
Webb Funeral Home
Infant Douglas Wayne Jackson Dies, Funeral Held
Funeral services for Douglas Wayne Jackson infant son of Mr and Mrs Kelly Jackson of 556 Main Street were held at 2 p m. The infant died Friday.
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Hamilton
Douglas Wayne Jackson
Kelly Jackson
Main St
Coffey Appointed Life Member by Canadian Army Navy Air Force League
Martin V Coffey vice president and general sales manager of the Philip Carey Manufacturing Company Cincinnati gains a life membership in the Canadian Government Army Navy and Air Force League announced today He was honored at a New York Athletic Club dinner Mayor Vincent Impellitteri of New York City welcomed his membership Noted life members include President Truman General Douglas MacArthur and Marshal Field III Coffey is a noted speaker on Selling America He has led the American Legion as national vice commander and chaired its national executive committee Recently he was named to the OSSO Home board at Xenia and chairs the Presidents National Selective Service Appeals Commission He also belongs to the American Ordnance Association and the Society of Military Engineers He resides on Fleming Road Cincinnati
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Martin V. Coffey
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Army, Navy
Air Force League
Ile
New York Athletic Club
Vincent Impeltiteri
New York City
Coffey
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Marshal Field III
America
American Legion
American Committee
Legion
National Selective Service Appeals Commission
Lausche
OSSO
Xenia
American Ordnance Association
Society of Military Pneineers
Fleming Rd
Two Here Fined for Not Having Gambling Stamps
In U S S Federal District Court at Cincinnati Glenard Henderson 32 of 1314 Grove St and Fanny Mack 49 of 1209 Grove St were fined 150 for gambling stamp violations. Judge John H Druffell also fined 1000 with 850 suspended after officers showed cessation of operations in December. Sam Willams of Cincinnati was fined full amount and Bernice Moore and Robert Clark listed among others. These were the first Cincinnati court cases under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonians
U. S&s
Glenard Henderson
Grove St
Fanny Mack
John H. Druffell
Sam Willams
Cincinnati
Middletown Steakhose operator arrested for Sunday sales
State liquor agents and local detectives arrested Ray Oldfield 35 of 218 Monroe Street proprietor of the Steak House 522 Crawford Street on charges of making Sunday sales. Bond set at 1000 dollars he was scheduled to appear in Municipal Court this afternoon. Agents said they bought a pint of wine and a double shot of whisky at the Steak House with a local detective present at 10 45 a m.
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Middletown
Ray Oldfield
Monroe St
Crawford St
YMCA Girls Camp Water Show Delights Visiting Parents
Miss Marilyn Day camp director says about 200 parents and relatives toured Camp Hook yesterday afternoon as the YMCA Girls Camp hosted a water ballet, water polo with a watermelon, and an informal tour. After families left, campers cooked their own dinners while George Harvey, a local amateur magician, performed in Indian dress at the campfire.
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YMCA
Camp Hook
Marilyn Day
George Harvey
Peachy Fund Boosted by Young Donors saldo
Detective John Fitzgerald reports the Peachy Fund gains from child driven efforts such as peach sales and lemonade stands. The latest contribution comes from David Dougherty age 6 along with seven year olds Danny Hansen Eric Smith and Barbara McKee.
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John Fitzgerald
David Dougherty
Danny Hansen
Eric Smith
Barbara McKee
Mrs. Marie Reinartz 58 Dies At Home In Middletown
Mrs. Marie Smith Reinartz, 58, wife of Philipp M. Reinartz of Armco International, died at 5 a.m. at her home 216 South Main Street after a seven month illness. Born February 12, 1894, in Middletown, she lived abroad during her husband’s posting in Germany and was noted as a Berlin hostess. Returning to Middletown in 1939, she served as a nurse's aide during World War II, aided Red Cross and Blood Bank efforts, and was active in Episcopal Guild, League of Women Voters, and the Middletown Garden Club. Surviving besides her husband and son John include her mother Mrs. Fred R. Smith and sister Mrs. T. DeWitt Scott, both of Middletown. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at residence with Rev. Sidney McCammon officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. The Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith Reinartz
Philipp M. Reinartz
Armco International
South Main St
Reinartz
Middletown
Germany
Berlin
John
Middletown Hospital
Red Cross
Salem
Fred R. Smith
Louise Suesser
First Baptist Church
T. DeWitt Scott
Sidney McCammon
Episcopal Church of Ascension
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Smith Frye
Elkhart, Ind
Thomas Graham
Parkersburg
W.va
E. J. Goldschmidt
J. J. Hallowell
Fred A. Tobitt
Calvin Verity
Large turnout for city fireman exams near record high
Seventy two applicants competed for fireman jobs in Middletown as the Civil Service exam was held at Middletown High School due to crowd size. Thirteen will be chosen from the eligible list, with ten assigned to a new station in Lakeside and others to the Fire Prevention Bureau. Veterans gain a 20 percent boost. two late filings from out of town were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Weamer
Civil Service Commission
Middletown High School
Lakeside
H. W. Starick
Trades Council Plans Varied Labor Day Picnic
Middletown Trades and Labor Council plans the 12th annual Labor Day picnic at LeSourenville Lake on September 1. Lester Combs names Charles Harris as contests chairman with a full afternoon program of games and amusements conducted by Dr Jacot. Activities start at 3 p.m. and the day runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with entertainers performing throughout.
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Trades Council
LeSourenville Lake
Lester Combs
Middletown Trades and Labor Council
Combs
Charles Harris
Harris
Dr. Jacot
Scout Jamboree Registrations Reopened at Civic Office
Temporary registrations begun today by Mount Builders Area Council for the National Jamboree to be held July 17 to 23, 1952 at Irvine Ranch Santa Anna Cal. Earl McVey scout executive said permanent reservations will be possible later in the fall to guarantee local scouts space next year.
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Mount Builders
Boy Scouts
Irvine Ranch
Santa Anna
Cal
Civic Association
Earl McVey
Flying Squad paws Louisville run with iron lungs
Infantile Paralysis Committee's Flying Squad delivered two iron lungs from Cincinnati General Hospital to Louisville General Hospital last night. The convoy, escorted by 18 police agencies, included William Bach Harold Michael John Fitzgerald Paul Cretors and Charles Reuthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville
Armeco
Cincinnati General Hospital
Louisville General Hospital
William Bach
Harold Michael
John Fitzgerald
Paul Cretors
Charles Reuthe
Five year old Toni Achberger mentioned by detective
The detective notes Toni Achberger, age five, and references money nearing thirty dollars typically left in envelopes at police headquarters for the detective.
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Toni Achberger
City Budget Trimmed To 918000
City manager H W Starick announced cuts reduce department requests from 961000 to about 918000 for 1953. Finance director Harry E Newlin and department heads met to trim equipment and personnel additions. Receipts are forecast between 900000 and 920000, with a public hearing set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday before the Commission meeting.
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H. W. Starick
Starick
Harry E. Newlin
Commission
Sixty three Middletown band members enroll at Camp Louella Mae
Sixty three Middletown High School band and orchestra members registered Saturday at Camp Louella Mae Summerville for the sixth annual Band Camp. Under 12 supervisors they registered and were examined then trained in full band rehearsal and squad drills. Evening political conventions featured Whigs and Republicans with officer elections planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High
Louella Mae
Summerville
Joe B. Franklin
MHS
Geran
Bill Minck
Robert Robinson
Bob Moore
Joan Morris
Marilyn Gehm
Janet Carr
Dee Lambert
Peggy Mann
Sally O'Friel
Ronnie Faeta
Bill Minek
Jim McGraw
Joe Franklin
Luks Sickle
Jack Wiley
Dale Shockey
Tom Geran
Coralie Weiker
Bob Bell
Brass Choir
Terry Sams
Jack McLaughlin
Jim Ralston
Carol West
Bert Sheard
Father Galvin
St. John's Church
Police Briefs: Felix Orona Arrested on Suspended License
Felix Orona, 40, of 610 Douglas Street, was arrested yesterday at Central Avenue and Grimes Street on charges of driving with a suspended license and making an improper left turn, police said.
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Felix Orona
Douglas St
Central Ave
Grimes St
Arrest of Hoyt Riley for operating a vehicle while intoxicated
Hoyt Riley aged 37 of 1022 Hanover Street was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated at the intersection of ace Road and Askew Street according to police.
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Hoyt Riley
Hanover St
Ace Rd
Askew St
Building Permits Totals $38,675 in One Week
Thirteen building permits totaling $38,675 were issued during the week of August 18, per building commissioner Orville Carson. Most permits covered alterations modifications or additions with three issued for new homes. Addresses owners and amounts include August 18 through 22 listings such as 1502 Lafayette Ave, 811 Ninth Ave, 1621 Taylor Ave and more.
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Orville Carson
David Rolfe
LaFayette Ave
Cornelius Thrower
Ninth Ave
Elizabeth M. Ritter
Taylor Ave
A. Creekbaum
Eaton Ave
Guy Marksberry
North
Sutphin St
Edwin Smith
Lylburn Rd
Harry Hall
North Lei«bee St
Virgil Pauplin
Garfield St
Spencer ‘Spears
Seventeenth Ave
Harold J. Anniss
Kensington St
Arry Hall
Hampton Dr
George Johnson
Poinciana Rd
Middletown Reports Sixth Polio Case Affects Linda Elliott
Fourteen-year-old Linda Elliott daughter of Marion Elliott of 3227 Mohnk Street Middletown is Butler County's sixth polio case of the year. An attendant at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton noted her condition as fairly good today after she was diagnosed on Saturday and taken there Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Elliott
Marion Elliott
Mohnk Sr
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Butler County
Fifty Dollar Dog Reported Swiped
The week end thefts include a black and tan coon hound named Judy valued at 50 dollars with ID and license, reported by R. J. Hatten of 405 Tytus Ave. A gold coat worth 25 dollars was taken from Arthur Morgan’s car on August 23 at the YMCA, and fender skirts valued at 30 dollars were taken from William Shumate’s car parked on Jefferson Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hatten
Tytus Ave
Judy
Arthur Morgan
Oxford State Rd
YMCA
William Shumate
Jefferson Rd
At The Movies Showtimes Monday and Tuesday
Paramount screens World In His Arms at 1:20 3:25 5:30 7:35 9:35 p.m. Strand presents Battle at Apache Pass at 1:15 4:10 7:20 10:15 p.m. Carson City plays 2:40 5:45 8:45 p.m. Tuesday Woman in the Dark at 1:15 3:45 6:25 9:05 p.m. Hong Kong at 2:15 4:55 7:35 10:05 p.m.
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Paramount
Strand
Apache Pass
Carson City
Hong Kong
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Hamiltonians
Korea
Germantown Cemetery
Funeral Home
Stanley G. Holaday
Jackson Infant
Nah
Melampy
Weamer
John Dobrowsi, Jr
John Dobrowsi Jr
First Insurance Agency
Guardian
Orki
N. Main ST
California
Northwest
New York
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
Travel Department
First National Bank
Middletown, Onio
Johnny
Charles ST
Ast
Erle Hanson
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