City Moves to Repair and Trim Fire Alarm Boxes
City officials plan to bid for repairs after 15 months of delays and a Gamewell Co report. Of 97 boxes, nine worked previously. 89 will stay in service mainly for industrial and commercial zones. Seventeen boxes in residential areas to be eliminated amid high false alarm rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kothe
Gamewell Co
Division of Fire
Middletown
Charles Thompson
Rothe
City Commission
Kothe
Garfield
Meadowlawn
Upper Arlington
Flemming Road
Shafer Street
No. 1
Commission
Carlisle Councilman Quits Post
Carlisle councilman Jim Gross resigned citing personal reasons that kept him from attending meetings. Mayor John Homan said a successor will be appointed per state law. The council defeated a bid to extend residency to two miles outside Carlisle for policemen. An easement project for Cook Field near Montgomery Avenue was approved as a step toward a levy and fence, cost about 650 dollars. Smitty’s Restaurant owner Orval Lee Smith sought dancing for teenagers. mayor advised rezoning from B-1 to B-2 and a board petition for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Jim Gross
Gross
John Homan
Homan
Albert Mackey
Entety and Service Committee
Mackey
Montgomery Avenue
Cook Field
Orval Lee Smith
Smitty's
Smith
Soring Board
Sixteen Rescued After 19 Days Adrift East of Philippines
The Manila Rescue Center said four merchant ships saved sixteen people from the motor vessel Dow Mari after nineteen days at sea east of the Philippines. The passengers and crew were reported weak but reviving aboard the President Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Manila Rescue Center
Laurel
Ohio Governor sets 1965 fair targets and previews improvements
Columbus Ohio Governor Rhodes at a lunch previewed the exposition aiming for 750000 visitors by Labor Day and a 1965 target of one million. He highlighted 117 acre grounds, 159 new lights, 7.5 miles of roads, updated restrooms and fresh paint saying the fair is agriculture’s showcase and the state’s economic growth driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Area Youths Enter Exhibits at Ohio State Fair
Natala Kleather of Franklin High School and Steve Wilhite of Lakota High School West Chester will enter experiments in Ohio State Fair youth science exhibits sponsored by the Ohio Academy of Science. Projects shown in the Youth Center run Sept 4 to Labor Day. Dr Albert B Sabin will present trophies at 4 30 p m Sept 5 in the state fair grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natala Kleather
Franklin High School
Steve Wilhite
Lakota High School
West Chester
Ohio Academy of Science
Albert B. Sabin
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Cincinnati Woman Killed in East Side Car Crash
Mrs Harrett Schmidt aged 38 from Cincinnati was killed when her car crossed the center line and crashed into a tree on the East Side according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harrett Schmidt
Stolen Car Rams Into House In Middletown
Two 13 year old youths driving a stolen car tried to outrun police on Sycamore Street. The vehicle crashed into a house at 1618 Sycamore Street causing $150 damage while the house sustained none. The youths were treated for minor injuries and the car was recovered minutes later by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Sycamore Street
Sycamore St
Robert Ward
Barnitz St
Ward
Armco
Dwayne Wilson
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Gene Parrett
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Doty House Park
Charles Zaebest
Dayton
James Mulligan
Gerda Helmick
Currier Road
Central Avenue
Charles Street
Haddix
Scott Pieratt
Waite St
Sharon Barnes
Hill Ave
Cost Of Living Up In July
Washington AP reports July consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in the largest monthly gain in a year. Meats fresh fruits and vegetables drove the rise, lifting the overall index to 108.3. Meat prices remained 1.4 percent below a year earlier despite July increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sidney A. Jaffe
Bureau
Youngstown Vindicator Strike Talks Fail to Progress
The first negotiating sessions since Local 11 of the American Newspaper Guild struck the Youngstown Vindicator yielded no progress. Federal mediator Harding Road reported the talks ended without breakthrough as the paper continues to publish daily with supervisory staff and a limited edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Auction roundup records 41 buyers at Butler County Fair sale
A total of 41 buyers paid $27 108.14 for 100 steers two hogs and two lambs at the 114th Butler County Fair auction. Grand champion steer bought by McGee Market for 76 cents a pound. reserve steer from Hanover Township sold for 51 cents. Lambs topped at $1 a pound with grand champion shown by Jerry Broshear. Top buyer Norris and Brock paid $4 601.40 for 18 steers. John Morrell Packing Co paid $4 789.36 for 17 steers. Four‑day fair turnout was 68 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
McGee Market
Middletown
Lynn Young
Somerville
Jay Butterfield
Hanover Township
Frisch's Restaurants
Jerry Broshear
Milford Township
Ralph Brock
Tincher
IGA
Oxford
Ronnie Broshear
Jerry
Mary Ellen Richards
Hampshire
Ray Wolke
Norris and
Brock
Cincinnati
John Morrell Packing Co
Union City
Ind
McGee
Tincher’s
Barton Truster
Fair Board
Poolitsan Wins High AHEPA Post
George Poolitsan of 1406 Central Ave is elected supreme governor of the Greek Order of AHEPA at its international Toronto convention. He plans a large Middletown Hamilton area convention in Athens in August 1965. The Greek Order has 449 chapters across the United States Canada Australia and Greece. Poolitsan previously served as district governor and deputy supreme governor and as secretary. A delegation of at least a dozen from the local area is expected to attend the 1965 Athens conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Ahepa
George TY. Poolitsan
Central Ave
Middletown - Hamilton
Athens
Greece
Poolitsan
the Order
Toronto
Canada
United States
Australia
Onder Paulistan
Poulistan
Auto Kills Woman in Columbus
Miss Linda Rose, 53, of Columbus, died in Grant Hospital today after being struck by an automobile. The fatal crash occurred this morning and police are investigating the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Linda Rose
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Butler County Fatality Rises to 26 in 1964
Clarence Ellithorpe 66 of Hamilton died in Mercy Hospital after his car left Ohio 4 in Fairfield and crashed into a tree. He was a Mosler Safe Co. sales manager and helped develop closed circuit television for banks. His wife Eleanor, 64, was injured. Funeral services planned by Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Clarence Ellithorpe
Mercy Hospital
Ohio 4
Fairfield
Garret J. Boone
Ellithtorpe
Eleanor Ellithtorpe
Mosler Safe Co
Oliver Newton
Elliwhtorpe
Mosler Co
S. Washington Blvd
Louisvile
Brown - Dawson Funeral Home
WWI Group To Host Parley Here
Middletown Barracks No. 636 Veterans of World War I will host a Fourth District meeting Sunday at 1 p.m. at the American Legion Home 16 Main St. Russell Knopshield commander of Barracks 636 will welcome veterans and guests with William Denham city commissioner and William Rathman Legion Post 218 commander in charge joined by District Commander Louis E. Backherms of Cincinnati and district auxiliary members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Barracks
American Legion Home
Main St
Russell Knopshield
William Denham
William Rathman
Legion Post 218
Louis E. Backherms
Cincinnati
Lodge Visits Rome on Southeast Asia Policy Tour
U S envoy Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Rome on an official mission to explain American Southeast Asia policies. He visited the presidential palace and signed the visitors' register during a courtesy call to President Antonio Segni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Rome
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Southeast Asia
Presidential
Antonio Segni
Stutenroth Family Hurt In Accident Near Pierre
The Charles E. Stutenroth family from German Town Road sustained injuries in a highway wreck near Pierre South Dakota on Wednesday. The Middletown Fabricating plant manager drove the car that overturned after rear tires blew out. Susan Stutenroth 20 suffered a concussion and was listed in fair condition. Marlene Stutenroth 25 received several fractured ribs. The couple were treated for bruises and stayed in Pierre as other family members recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stutenroth
Germantown Road
Pierre
Christopher Neely
Church of the Ascension
Stutenroth
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Rapid City
S. D
Susan Stutenroth
Marlene Stutenroth
Mariemont
Ohio counties certified drought areas by USDA
The USDA notified Governor Rhodes that 16 Ohio counties including Adams Athens Brown Clermont Gallia Hocking Highland Jackson Lawrence Madison Meggs Pickaway Pike Ross Scioto and Vinton are drought zones. Grazing and hay harvest allowed through Oct 31 for land in federal soil bank and wheat programs with refunds tied to land retirement incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
US Department of Agriculture
James A. Rhodes
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles S. Murphy
Federal
Adams
Athens
Brown
Clermont
Gallia
Hocking
Highland
Jackson
Lawrence
Madison
Meggs
Pickaway
Pike
Ross
Scioto J
Vinton
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Virgil Clark
Clark
Jim Guthrie
Marty
Martin L
Bauer
Manchester Ave
Newton
WWI
Park Terrace
Iweneas
FBI
Verity Parkway
Rem
Dintantaluiae
T.V
Kohn
Park ST
Rebecca Ruth Candies
Verity Pkay
N. Verity
Eldora
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