Holder Pleads Innocent To Wife Slaying
Richard Holder Jr. 28 of 1303 Barnitz St. pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the Nov 7 wife slaying. Held without bond after charges were upgraded by the Butler County grand jury. Defense lawyer Hoo Finkelman said William Hopkins will join the defense. no trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Holder Jr
Barnitz St
Fred B. Cramer
Hoo
Finkelman
Holder
Eloise
J.T. Lamb
Butler County
William Hopkins
Cincinnati
Middletown
Three Hurt In Head-On Collision On U S 42 Near Waynesville
A head-on crash on U S 42 three miles north of Waynesville left three people hurt. Joseph Martin 74 of Toledo Coral Neal 39 of Bellefontaine and Robert Phillips 28 of Xenia all were treated at Greene Memorial Hospital. Phillips was passing on a hill when he struck Neal's car.
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Lege
U. S. 42
Waynesville
Joseph Martin
Toledo
Coral Neal
Bellefontaine
Robert Phillips
Xenia Gazette
Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Phillips Auto
Nea
Phillips
Cincinnati
Martin
Highway Department
Middletown
Neal
Stubbs
Negley
Scouters to Get Anife Training Outdoors Session
Girl Scout leaders are invited to an outdoors skills workshop in the clubroom tomorrow from 9 30 a.m. to noon. Demonstrations on knife use in camping knot tying and lashing will be given by Mrs Frank Herd Mrs Floyd Cline and Miss Eva Louise Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Frank Herd
Floyd Cline
Eva Louisey
At The Movies Showings This Week
At the Paramount and Colonial theatres film lineups list multiple titles with showtimes from Tuesday through Wednesday. Paramount presents I Died a Thousand Times Eternal Sea Desert Sands Gentlemen Prefer Brunettes Seven Cities of Gold with various daily slots. Dixie Cruise-In shows Fiermen Save My Child and East of Sumatra in evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold
Dixie Cruise
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Regional Court
Yesterday pleas of not guilty were entered for multiple defendants in St. Clair and Middletown townships. Names include Clifford Castle Elmo Smith Robert H Boomershine Texas S Love Robert Louis Hydler Arlie Sandlin and W H Scullans with charges ranging from manslaughter to violating vehicle and financial offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Castle
St. Clair Township
Elmo Smith
Robert H. Boomershine
Texas S. Love
Hanover Township
Robert Louis Hydler
Middletown
Arlie Sandlin
W. H. Scullans
Barnett Promoted to Assistant Manager at National Plastic
Thomas Barnett former Middletown resident has been promoted to assistant manager of the western division of National Plastic Products Co. He visited the Odenton Maryland headquarters and will depart tonight for Los Angeles. Barnett served in World War II and the Korean campaign and is the son of Mr and Mrs A J Barnett of North Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barnett
Middletonians
National Plastic Products Co
Barnett
Middletown
Odenton
Los Angeles
The
Journal
A. J. Barnett
N. Clinton
Lausche Receives Chamber Backing on Turnpike
Gov. Lausche expresses encouragement after Middletown Chamber of Commerce pledges support for the Cincinnati Connell turnpike. Chamber president Erle A. Hanson reports unanimous board support and wishes for success in securing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lausche
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Middletown Chamber
Erle A. Hanson
Hanson
Lausche
Hi Y Rites Set Thursday at First Presbyterian Church
Annual Hi-Y induction ceremony will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Clubs Circle Croix Miami Panther Torch and Triangle participate. Tom Wiley leads the Hi Y council induction team. The Rev. Walter Weber will offer the challenge. Parents and guests will attend. An additional group will be inducted with the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Circle, Croix
Miami
Panther
Torch
Triangle
Tom Wiley
Hi- Y Council
Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Scout Program To Be Studied By Mound Builders Board
The Mound Builders Area Council executive board will discuss goals for the four year Boy Scout program On ward for God and Country and plans for the January recognition meeting. Charles Stutenroth president said the meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the First National Bank board room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
God and Country
Mound Builders Area Council
Charles Stutenroth
First National Bank
Car Overturns Injuring Driver on Ty lersville Road
Hamilton report states a car struck a hedge and overturned on Ty lersville Road east of Ohio 747 injuring J Carroll Christopher 47 of Blanchester Rt 2. He told Deputy Al Mahatha he saw a second vehicle on the roadway and lost control as a wheel locked. The crash also involved Thelma Mae Jones 32 of 7040 Logsdon Rd who had been backing from a driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tylersville Road
Ohio
J. Carroll Christopher
Blanchester Rt. 2
Christopher
al Mahatha
Mahatha
Thelma Mae Jones
Logsdon Rd
Frosted Windows Figure In Pair Of Wrecks Here
Frosted windows contributed to two early traffic incidents in Middletown. Lt. James Combs warned against peeping through frost holes. Donald E. Thompson, 25, was charged with failure to yield after a $600 collision at S Sutphin and Wicoff Streets when frost limited his vision. Robert Morris, 24, struck Thomas Greene Jr., 31, at Centennial Avenue and Lind Street. frost impaired Morris’s visibility. A prior day crash involved Earl Larsson and Charles Read Jr. at S Verity Parkway and Girard Avenue, with about $35 in damage.
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Middletown
James Combs
Traffic Bureau
Donald E. Thompson
Woodlawn Ave
S. Sutphin Street
Wicorf Street
Thompson
Wicoff
Jacob K. Rothstein
Robert Morris
9Th Ave
Thomas Greene Jr
North Ave
Centennial Avenue
Lind Street
Morris
Earl Larsson
Burton Rd
Charles Read Jr
Brent Dr
S. Verity Parkway
Girard Avenue
Working Man Slips Falls and Injures at Local Plants
Two Middleton residents were hurt in industrial mishaps. Eugene Allen, 29, slipped against a machine at Coolidge and suffered possible left rib fractures. Lee Barrett, 31, had a severed tendon in a finger after catching it in a cutting press at Interstate Folding Box Co. Both were treated and released from Middletown Hospital. A teen, Paul Edward Moon Jr., 14, received emergency care for a possible wrist fracture after a basketball injury at Maple Park School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Allen
Yankee Rd
Coolidge
Lee Barrett
East St
Barrett
Interstate Folding Box
Allen
Middletown Hospital
Paul Edward Moon Jr
Vannest St
Maple Park School
Golden Agers To See Movie At Civic Association
Golden Age Club plans a 1:30 p.m. meeting at the Civic Association to view travel films provided by the Standard Oil Co. City recreation director Tom Carlson will present the film. Music and special entertainment will follow as the group arranges its monthly birthday and Christmas parties.
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Standard Oi! Co
Golden Age Club
The
Civic Association
Tom Carlson
Firemen Answer 3 Minor Calls
City firemen yesterday answered three minor fire calls causing $15 in damage. At 5:28 p.m. at Andy Banks 1707 York Ave a refrigerator fire from an overheated motor caused $10 damage. At 7:18 p.m. William Rissen 2409 Grand Ave an overheated furnace around a hot air register caused $5 damage. A leaf fire at Grove Street and Yankee Road caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Banks
York Ave
William Rissen
Grand Ave
Grove Street
Yankee Road
Company 3
Evidence Enough Without Bates' Testimony, Judge Tells Officer
Judge Fred B. Cramer sentenced Landon Webb to three years probation after convicting him of buying stolen property from Andy Bates. Webb must pay $464 in costs and $165 for two shotguns. Cramer noted Webb's heart attack and past police service, allowed probation due to good record, and said Webb faces dismissal by city commissioners. He stressed officers’ compensation and potential department approval of outside gun dealings.
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Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Hamilton
Cramer
Landon Webb
Garfield St
Andy Bates
Florida
Webb
Clark
Butler County
Thieves Loot Church Here
Detectives reported two break ins netted $366 in equipment and $9 cash. At Oakland Presbyterian Church since Nov 27 a 16 mm projector $200 a film projector $80 and an automatic record player $86 were stolen after unlocked doors. A jewelry box at Mrs Rex Wierman's home yielded nine silver dollars as entry came via a rear basement window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fouts
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Francis Blair
Rex Wireman
16Th Ave
James Howerton
Engineers Hear Legion Commander at Society Meeting
Robert Barnard commander of American Legion Post 218 will speak to the Society of Professional Engineers at tomorrow's 7 p.m. session in the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co auditorium. His topic is Communist Infiltration in Professional Groups. Barnard, active in the state Ameri canism committee and Butler County Crusade for Freedom, is a frequent presenter. Refreshments will follow and members plus friends are invited. H Bruce Baty is society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barnard
American Legion
Society of Professional Engineers
At & P.m
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Peter F. Kalmus
Barnard
Legion
Butler County Crusade For Freedom
H. Bruce Baty
Seven Men Enlist in Army November Report
Army recruiter M. Sgt. William R. Burton lists seven new enlistees: Grath Stokley, Hugh Lewis Reed, William H Thorpe, Carl Risner, Robert Calvin Howard, Ronald T. Brennen, and Jerry R. Harris. He also announces Operation Santa Claus offering up to 15 days leave for December enlistees December 18 through 31, with processing at Ft. Thomas and return home before training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Burton
Grath Stokley
Oxford State Rd
Hugh Lewis Reed
West Middletown Rt
William H Thorpe
Columbia Ave
Carl Risner
Broad St
Robert Calven Howard
Camden Rt
Ronald T. Brennen
Carolina St
Jerry R. Harris
Franklin Rt
Ft. Thomas
Burton
Local Twirler Shirley Kay Sandusky Listed in Who's Who
Shirley Kay Sandusky a 12 year old baton twirling daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward G Sandusky of 1716 Dix Rd has gained national recognition in the 1956 Library Edition of Who's Who in Baton Twirling Selected by officials of the National Baton Twirling Association in conjunction with Drum Major Magazine she is one of 800 outstanding twirlers from more than 130 000 active in the United States today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kay Sandusky
Edward G. Sandusky
Dix Rd
Shirley Kay
National Baton Twirling Assn
Janesville
Wis
Drum Major
United States
Ex-Postmaster Guilty On Two Theft Counts
A federal jury in Toledo found James R. Manley 37 from Holland guilty on two theft counts for a $3000 loss at the Holland Post Office last April 18. He was convicted of making a false burglary report and concealing the loss while acquitted on a charge of converting the money to his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Holland
James R. Manley
Aeronca Plans New Plant Expansion After Board Approval
Aeronca announced a new Plant 1 expansion following board approval. The project includes production of aircraft cargo doors copper brazing of stainless steel honeycomb and other large aircraft components at the facility in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aeronca Board of Directors
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Raymond Stephens
Herbert Stephens
Ralph Stephens
James Crase
Fischer's Inn
Hamilton-Eaton Rd
Carlyle Lockard
Marvin Ray
Provide
U.S
Paramount
Chamber
Bates
Grand Jury
McCoy- Leffler
Funeral Home
Broad Street
First Ave
Order OF the Gowen
Alexandria Hotel
Main Street
Central Ave
American Society of Travel Agents
U. S
2Nd Avenue
Second Avenue
Verity Parkway
Aeronca
Runyan
Bercy Ma
Sylvia
Admiraltv
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