Snyder wins recount in Butler County commissioner race
The six day recount narrowed the margin to 27 votes on Saturday and to 26 or 27 as final figures emerged. Snyder defeated Reiff 30 381 to 30 355 after seeing earlier tallies of 30 345 for Snyder and 30 140 for Reiff. The board faced costs and refunds totaling about 1 749.25 dollars amid widespread counting errors across 198 precincts.
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Ross H. Snyder
Middletown
Election Board
Harmiston
Snyder
Arthur Reiff
Reiff
Butler County
Board of Elections
Butler County Board of Commissioners
First National Bank of
Ren. S. van Gordon
Hamilton
Gordon Augspurger
Ham Johnson to Give Foxes in Valley a Rest
Ralph Ham Johnson, president of the Warren County Bears Club, led weekly fox chases with over 200 men from Middletown, Lebanon, Dayton, Springfield, Xenia and others. The hunts raised funds for churches, with up to 82 foxes bagged in a season, but rain checked this year as Johnson spent the summer in hospital and feels unable to lead.
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Ham’ Johnson
Valley
Ralph
Ham) Johnson
Warren County Bears Club
Middletown
Lebanon
Dayton
Spring
Sfield
Xenia
Johnson
Hudson Re elected Teamsters Leader In Local Vote
Les Hudson won the Teamsters election 177 to 43 over Boyd Byrd for a five year term. John Sharpe elected trustee 144 to Verner Moore ? The union reported 228 of 400 members voted. Hudson thanked members for exercising their privileges and noted his Dumford Trucking Co. background.
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Hudson
Boyd Byrd
John Sharpe
Verner Moore
Teamsters
Son
Dumford Trucking Co
Girl Scouts Present Holiday Review at Camp Middlemoor
Senior Girl Scouts from Troop 71 led a holiday themed program at Verity Lodge Camp Middlemoor. About 45 senior scouts attended the covered dish party with a skil-a style show winning by Troop 71 for best presentation.
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Camp Middlemoor
Israel Eyes UN Discussion On Syria Tensions
Israel's foreign minister Mrs. Golda Meir says she welcomes UN discussion of Israel Syria tensions. Syria fears Israeli attack and has asked for UN action. Meir told NBC TV the issue would be raised and called the situation very critical as military buildup and Soviet threats loom.
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Washington
Golda ‘Meir
Israel
United Nations
Syria
U.N
Traditional Rites Mark New Temple Dedication
Middletown Hebrews dedicated a new $150000 Temple Beth Sholom at Grand Avenue and Gladys last night as Chanukah observances took place. Cantor Paul Silbersher and a Hebrew Union College choir led ritual music while Torahs were placed in the Ark and a Menorah was lit by Hebrew School children. Rabbi Harry A. Roth led the service with remarks by Dr. Eugene Mihaly of Cincinnati and the Jewish Institute of Religion. City officials and congregation members praised religious assets strengthening community harmony.
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Middletown Hebrews
Grand Avenue
Gladys Ve
Temple Beth Sholom
Paul Silbersher
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
von Deborah Cohen
Howard Cohen
Nathan Rabinowitz
Franklineenas
Sam Dennis
Louis Shapero
Abe Korros
Harry Schneider
John Rader
Fred B. Cramer
Bea Bender
Jake Faust
Johnny Sloboff
Mose Cohen
William Cohen
Lou Phillips
Alix Mae
Bryan Berman
Bruce Nerenberg
Hebrew School
Eugene Mihaly
Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati
New York
Harry A. Roth
Jack Casper
Abe Ag
Ralph Age
YMCA
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Middletown
Wilbur Cohen
Elliott Levey
Carmody
Sisterhood Council
Fred Ross
B'nai B’rith
Dick Isroff
Jack Isroff
Manny Garlikov
Tony Agronin
Temple
Mel Moss
Yetta Blumberg
Abe Gordon
Two juveniles held after Trenton break-in at Marathon Station
Two 18 year olds, Robert Lee Lovely of Columbus and Bobby Gene Dunn of Trenton Road Middle town Rt. 2, are jailed on $2000 bond for breaking into Jim and Jerry Marathon Station on State and Potter streets. A 3% calibre revolver and about $5 in change were taken. Police report a window pane was removed to gain entry. The case is set for 7 p.m. today in Trenton.
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Butler Reno
Jim
Harry Stretcher
Order Of Arrow Plans For Party At Camp Hook
Geckeler presided at the session. The group agreed to hold a holiday party on December 30.
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Order of Arrow
Geckeler
Camp Hook
Civitan Club Dinner Hosted by Fitzgeralds
Civitan Club members and their wives the Civinettes will be guests of Capt and Mrs John Fitzgerald for a dinner tomorrow at 6 p.m at the police pistol. The club will forego its regular noon meeting tomorrow due to the dinner. A H Osborne will be in charge of the meeting.
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Citivan Club
Civinettes
John Fitzgerald
A. H. Osborne
Police Briefs From Weekend Incidents At Local Hotel and City
Police investigated a robbery report by resident Philip Bill ten at the Earle Hotel early Sunday. Rick Miley reported a $175 car theft after finding a hole cut in his convertible top and missing floor mats, a rear view mirror, and two hubcaps. Arrests included Escue Broughton for disorderly conduct, Mamie Taylor reporting one hubcap loss, and Otis O Cunningham on careless driving and anti noise violation charges.
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Earle Hotel
Philip Billten
Rick Miley
Girard Ave
Wendy's
Otis O. Cunningham
Garfield St
Council Plans Discussion on Camping
W T Adams committee chairman will open the session at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association hall to discuss camping programs with the Mound Builders Area Council.
Head-On Crash Injures Two on U S 25
Franklin police report a head-on collision on U S 25 injuring both drivers. Patricia Richardson 23 Franklin treated at Middletown Hospital for facial lacerations and knee and hand abrasions. Airman Roger Elam of West Liberty Kentucky was flown to Wright Patterson Air Force Base hospital. severity unknown.
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Franklin
U. S. 25
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Patricia Richardson
Sunnybrook
Middletown Hospital
Roger Elam
West Liberty
Air Base
Optimists Honor Pee Wee Football Team Dinner
The Optimist Club will host a 6 p.m. dinner at the Manchester Hotel for its Pee Wee football team. Afterward the board of directors meets at 5:30 p.m. at the Civile Association. The club’s annual Christmas party for boys is set for December 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Optimist
Red Over Hubcaps Stolen From Deputy's Car
Deputy Sheriff James H Davis known as Red Davis reports hubcap thefts spreading beyond private citizens with another pair taken from his own car at the Middletown headquarters.
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James H
Red) Davis
Middletown
Two Arrested After Car Hits Tree On Clark Street
Driver Floyd Adkins 45 of Catalpa Drive and passenger Sol Deaton 29 of Yankee Road were treated after a collision with a tree. Adkins faced DUI charges and both were released on bond to appear in Municipal Court. Damage included Adkins car total loss and two other minor accidents with injuries and property damage.
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Clark Street
Floyd Adkins
Catalpa Dr
Middletown Hospital
Sol Deaton
Yankee Rd
Adkin
Boyd Lykins
Williams
Home Safety Group To Meet Thursday
The women and home division of the Middletown Safety Council will meet Thursday at 4 p m in the Civic Association library Mrs. Mark Scheibert will preside as chairman.
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Women and Home Division
The
Middletown Safety Council
Civic Association Library
Mark Scheibert
Two Men Rescue Couple From Submerged Car Near Franklin
Franklin men Hansford Toole and Bill Hurst pulled a couple from a car that plunged into a hydraulic near Franklin. Mrs. Claudine Berkley was thrown free. husband Stewart Berkley trapped. They were treated for shock and exposure at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Franklin
Ft. Thomas
Berkley
Toole
Middletown Hospital
Forty three honored for perfect attendance at church
Forty three people were honored for perfect attendance at St. Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church yesterday. Mrs Dwight Meehan retired after 39 years as teacher and principal received a special certificate from Jack Hose, the superintendent. Delores Meir and her three children Rex Barbara and Sue represented the most perfect family record among the honorees. The attendance committee included Mrs Harvey Apple Miss Mildred Beacom and A H H C Grunewald.
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dwight Meehan
Jack Hose
Tendent
Delores Meir
Rex
Barbara
Sue
Harvey Apple
Mildred Beacom
H H. C. Grunewald
Improved rupture truss offered on three days trial
Kansas City Missouri ad promotes an inconspicuous rupture truss that hides without belts or pads. The seller offers a free trial and a $3.50 truss as a thank you upon report, urging readers to write for a descriptive circular to Physician's Equipment Co. in Kansas City.
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Ees Company
Koch Bidz
Main
Missouri
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