AIM Seeks 25 000 Drive to Back Middletown Arts
Arts in Middletown AIM launches a week long direct mail fund drive to raise 25000 for the Middletown Fine Arts Center and related arts groups. Quail says funds cover operation costs studio programs and youth access while the campaign gains broad local support.
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Dietown Symphony
Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts
AIM
Middletown
Quail
B. Quail
Arts In
Artiletown Fine Arts Center
Mid-Mart
Dletown Fine Arts
Gardner
Calvin Lloyd
Elliott
D. Levey
E. H. Thorstein
Frischs|Center
Son
N. Main St
Art Mart
Iday
Fine Art Center
the American Legion
AIM Manchester Motor Inn
Gardner- Harvey
Miami University
National Gallery
Middletown Area
Indletown Fine Arts Center
Special
Colins
Youth 15 Dies in Hamilton County Traffic Crash
15 year old Scott Wyant died in a single vehicle crash on Morman Road near Stahlheber Road northwest of Hamilton. The 1964 car driven by Robert Graham Jr. left the road, struck a bridge abutment, rolled and pinned Wyant beneath a convertible. Graham and Laura Scott 17 were treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital with injuries. Leslie Nantz 16 was treated and released. The tragedy marks Hamilton County’s 71st traffic death, with under investigation.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Scott Wyant
John B. Mullins
Sheriff's Office
Robert Graham Jr
Progress Ave
Morman Road
Graham
Laura Scott
Oxford Road
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Leslie Nantz
Franklin St
Colligan Funeral Home
Take a Holiday from Dishwashing with KitchenAid
Ad pitches a KitchenAid holiday for families to skip kitchen cleanup and enjoy more time together. It emphasizes fun, ease, and ending dishwashing burdens with a consumer appliance promo.
Air Force to Receive YMCA Certificate of Gratitude
The Middletown YMCA will award a certificate of gratitude to B P Allen for hosting the Air Force recruitment interview center. The ceremony features Capt Larry R Bolls and Sgt John L Burson with details of local recruitment reaching about 150 men in Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Middletown
Air Force
Franklin
Trenton Lebanon
Seven Mile
Madison High School
Reuben Turner
Bermuda
Wilfred Rathel
Hawaii
James B. Cochran
Hamilton
Burson
Burglars Loot Church and Two Homes
A church and two residences were burglarized last night with rear doors pried open. The Tytus Avenue Church of God pulpit was cleaned out of a public address system. The Vanlandingham home lost an onyx ring valued at 50 and $45 in cash, while the Sanderson residence saw $10 in change stolen. The burglars drank half a fifth of whisky during the break-in.
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Tytus Avenue Church of God
Tytus Ave
Perry Vanlandingham
Manchester Road
Arthur C. Sanderson
Lisa Lane
Cold Night Plug Sensing With Downtown Christmas Lights
A motorist unplugged the Broad Street Christmas lights in front of the YMCA and plugged in a car charger and heater overnight. At 3:25 a.m. a police officer saw the improvised hookup and towed the vehicle. The desk officer said charges would follow for interfering with the electrical setup.
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Broad Street
YMCA
Rail Pierces Auto, Passenger Injured in City Accidents
Three accidents today and yesterday caused injuries and totaled damage to six cars amounting to 2700 dollars. Edith Martin 25 treated for left foot injuries after a guardrail struck her car driven by John Turner 38. Turner cited for assured clear distance. Paul Doughman Jr. 28 cited for excessive speed after his car hit mailboxes and a tree. A four car crash on Manchester Avenue injured Dorothy Hegg and involved Audrey Kinney and two other cars. Hegg bruised, Kinney not hurt, and a damaged parked car.
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Middletown Hospital
Edith Martin
Sutphin St
John Turner
Charles St
Carmody Boulevard
Hook Drive
Turner
Paul Doughman Jr
Kerry St
Trenton
Vannest Avenue
Sawyers Avenue
Manchester Avenue
Harrison Street
Dorothy A. Hegg
Hampton Place
Audrey Kinney
Dale Ave
Franklin
Buyer sues for 4732 over stolen 1966 Cadillac
Middletown woman Mrs. Diller Arnett files in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court to recover 4732 paid for a stolen 1966 Cadillac seized by the FBI on November 13. She bought the car January 12 from Dayton dealer Robert L Hepner, with Dayton inspector Robert Stein named in the suit for allegedly certifying a false serial number. The FBI has been probing a Dayton area stolen car ring. insurers have reimbursed some buyers, while forged out of state titles and faulty local certification are cited. Two-fifths of cookware sold in the United States has nonstick coatings.
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Middletown
Montgomery County
Hepner
Arnett
Ohio
FBI
Dayton
34 Checks Are Stolen
Thirty four checks for sickness and accident benefits were stolen from the Armco Steel Corp claims office between 2 and 2 45 pm yesterday. Total value about 3000 dollars. They were issued by Equitable Life and drawn on Chase Manhattan Bank New York City. Checks dated December 4 and signed by John M Hoffer. Endorsement is all required to cash them. Armco officials warn merchants to require identification before cashing similar checks.
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Armco Steel Corp
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
John M. Ho
Fire Runs to Reynolds Ave Cause Patient Illness
At 7:49 a.m. firefighters responded to 1309 Reynolds Ave where Lorraine McCarty, 45, reported feeling ill. She was advised to see a doctor.
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Reynolds Ave
Lorraine McCarty
Deaths And Funerals Roxie Follmer 85
Mrs Roxie Marie Follmer 85 of 359 Symmes Road Fairfield died at Mercy Hospital. Survives include son Harold of Hamilton and daughter Dorothy Marxen of Hamilton, sister Mrs Ethel Schul, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 1 PM Monday Bethlehem Lutheran Church Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 PM and at church after Monday noon. Contributions to church building fund in lieu of flowers.
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Roxie Marie Follmer
Symmes Road
Fairfield
Ethel Schul
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Harold
Dorothy Marxen
i\Arthur
Clinton
Bowen Hinkle
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Paul Bergdall
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler
Services for Mrs Bessie Smallwood Held at Local Funeral Home
Funeral services for 72 year old Mrs Bessie Smallwood of 3110 Morgan Street will be at 2 p.m. Monday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with Rev Haskel Jenkins officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. The funeral home will be open tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. for visiting. she died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
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Bessie Smallwood
Morgan St
McCoy - Leffler
Haskel Jenkins
Woodside Cemetery
Smallwood
Middletown Hospital
Requiem Masses For Clarence Issenman and Aaron Betscher
Clarence Issenman aged 62 of 435 North Third Street will have a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m Monday at St Stephen s Church. Aaron Betscher aged 77 of 611 East Avenue will have services at 10 a m Monday at Klaus Weigel chapel.
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Clarence Issenman
Third St
St. Stephen’s Church
Aaron Betscher
East Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Clothing drive aids family after two fires destroy home
A Madison Peastown fire department collection for the Ben Shepard family at 6193 Elk Creek Road accepts clothing and household items for a family of five living in a trailer after two fires since April. The Red Cross gave blankets and a $100 check. a new home should be ready by Christmas, though they need furniture and clothes.
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Ben Shepard
Elk Creek Road
Madison Fire Department
Peasttown
Meredith Nelson
Cassie Skovinski
Dayton
Nominees Sought For Faith in the Future Award
Nominations are invited for the Faith in the Future program in Middletown to honor civic industrial commercial and professional groups showing future readiness. Martin B Miller chairs the 1967 effort with awards to be presented at the January 25 1968 Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Middletown
Martin B
Marty) Miller
Miller
Area Chamber of Commerce
Computer Blamed For Check Mixup
The Navy says some Navy families are receiving two checks in their allotment envelopes, blaming a computer processing error for the duplicated payments. Navy officials urged affected families to keep both checks and await corrections from payroll offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Man 74 told to register for draft in computer mixup
Carthage Missouri AP report says Redmond Grantow, 74, received a notice from the Selective Service Board to register for military service. He questions the error and says he may ignore the notice. The Navy was asked to call for instructions amid the mixup affecting dependents receiving checks.
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Carthage
Redmond Grantow
Selec
Service Board
Grantow
Navy
In of Monett, Mo
Inspector Reported In Madison
Madison Township residents warned of a man posing as a heating and fire inspector for the township fire department. Chief Meredith Nelson said no inspectors operate unless called and in uniform. reported a well dressed man aged about 35 asked personal questions at a Brown's Run Road home. Similar reports from Reily Township were noted. report suspicions to the sheriff.
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Hamilton
Madison Township
Meredith Nelson
Madison
Dep
Mack Hurley
Brown's Run Road
Nelson
Sheriff's Department
Reily Township
Firemen Seek Names For Caroling Program
Men of the Middletown Division of Fire request names and addresses of shut ins who want a group to sing Christmas carols at their homes. Chairman Hayden Woolum urges city residents to call 422 4514 by noon December 20. Volunteer caroling runs December 21 and 22 from 6 to 9 p.m. A Christmas party for underprivileged children is also being planned.
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Linda Richardson
Howard Phillips
Middletown High School
Helen Weinberger
Middletown
Hayden Woolum
Woolum
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