Judge Studies Motion In Coyle Voting Machine Case
Hamilton Butler County officials seek to buy voting machines from the Coyle Co. Judge John Huston of Brown County in Butler Common Pleas hears a summary judgment motion and overrules a dismissal bid. Osuna challenges the purchase as against public interests and a potential conflict of interest. The case questions legality and procedure of the purchase and the prior Board of Elections recommendation.
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Coyle
Hamilton
Butler County
Coyle, Voting Machine Co
John Houston
Brown County
Huston
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Coyle Co
Ralph Osuna
Canastota Drive
Houston
Osuna
Martin A Coyle
The
Board of Elections
Harry Wilks
Wilks
Board of Selections
Rankin Gibson
Coyle Voting Machine Co
Film Censor Chief Breen Dies At 77 In Hollywood
Joseph Breen longtime head of the Motion Picture Production Code administered the self censorship office for 20 years and edited thousands of scripts annually He helped establish the industry code amid boycotts and groups The survivor list includes his widow Mary three daughters and three sons
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Hollywood
Joseph ‘. Breen
Breen
Motion Picture Producers Association of America
Will H. Hayes
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Legion of Decency
RKO Studios
Mary
Knights of Pythias to confer rank on two candidates
The degree team of Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will confer knight rank on two candidates from Waverly Lodge Eaton. The ceremony is Thursday at 7 30 p m at Castle Hall 1044 Central Ave.
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Lafayette Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Waverly Lodge
Eaton
Castle Hall
Central Ave
Judge delays ruling in high stake matter
Judge Houston said he would take the large sum dispute under advisement as a summary judgment outcome remains unresolved. The remark signals careful consideration of the substantial monetary issue and potential future decision.
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Houston
Commission to set hearing on matter merits for tax purchase
The article notes a hearing date will be set for the matter on its merits. It states the purchase cost of the 650 machines the commissioners aim to acquire would be approximately $330,000.
Woman Hurt In Franklin Wreck Near Main Street Intersection
One person suffered minor injuries yesterday in a two car crash on S Main Street at Sixth Street Franklin. Betty Vantiburg of Dayton, a passenger in Edith M Zinns car also of Dayton, was treated by a doctor after the collision with Billy M Jordan of 980 Marty Lee Lane Carlisle.
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Franklin
Betty Vantiburg
Dayton
Caterina Aversano 81 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Caterina Aversano 81 of 1727 Central Ave died at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since Nov 26. Born in Italy she lived in the United States 60 years and was a Catholic Ladies of Columbia member. Survived by a son Alinda Dayton daughters Mrs George Pflaum and Mrs Freeman Sauter, two sisters and six grandchildren. another sister died last Saturday. Requiem High Mass Thursday 9:30 am at Holy Trinity Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow 7–9 pm with Rosary at 8:15 pm. Flowers omitted.
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Caterina Aversano
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Aversano
Italy
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Altar Rosary Society
Holly Trinity Church
Frank
Alinda
Godfrey, Ir
George Pflaum
Dayton
Freeman Sauter
Middletown
Joseph Fabrizzi
Constantine Capozzi
Giovanina Capozzi
Cincinnati
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Daly, 69, Chicago sales executive for Sorg Paper
Joseph T. Daly, 69, of Chicago, retired sales representative for Sorg Paper Co., died Sunday. He worked for Wrenn Paper Co. 1934 1956, then joined Sorg 1956, moved to Chicago office 1958, retired 1963, consultant since. Survived by three sons and a daughter. Services Thursday in Chicago. Alex C. Birren Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Joseph T. Daly
Chicago
Sorg Paper Co
Daly
Wrenn Paper Co
Sorg
Middletown
Mr. Daly
Alex C. Birren
Infant Scott Finzel Dies in Hamilton
Two day old Scott William Finzel son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Finzel of 1612 Kensington Street died at 815 p m Monday in Mercy Hospital Hamilton Graveside services are set for 10 a m Friday at Woodside Cemetery with Dr Austin Whitmore officiating He is survived by his parents a sister Susan and a brother Stephen Riggs Funeral Home handles arrangements
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Scott William Finzel
Robert W. Finzel
Kensington St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Woodside Cemetery
Austin Whitmore
Susan
Stephen
Riggs Funeral Home
Obituary for Flora Stone of Dayton area
Mrs Flora Stone 66 of Dayton longtime Middletown resident died at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by six daughters including Mrs William Norvell of Middletown and Mrs Lorena Page of Marietta and three sons Monroe Bucker and Guy Stone. Service 1 p.m. Thursday at Kettering Church of God burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Riley funeral home.
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Flora F. Stone
Dayton
Middletown
Grandview Hospital
William Norvell
Lorena Page
Betty Cordell
Marietta
Tina Banks
Frank Riley
Miamisburg
Marcella Gardner
Denver
Monroe Bucker
Guy and
Arlie Stone
California
Thursisy
Kettering
Church of Got
Woodside
Rie
Mrs Mabelle Allaire Rites Set For Thursday
FRA Mrs Mabelle Allaire 79 of 400 Mad River Road died 9 16 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a head attack Nov 26 She was born in Marshell Michigan a member of the Order of Eastern Star Her husband Thomas died in 1963 She is survived by daughter Dolly Miller and two grandchildren Services 10 a m Thursday Eaton Funeral Home Rev John Baker officiating burial Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p m
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Klin
Mabelle Allaire
Mad River Road
Middletown Hospital
Allaire
Marshell
Mich
Order of Eastern Star
Thomas
Dolly Miller
Eaton Funeral Home
John Baker
Woodhill Cemetery
Macmillan publishing scion dies after long career
Daniel Macmillan 70, brother of former prime minister Harold Macmillan, died Monday. He led Macmillan Co. Ltd from 1936 to 1963 and chaired Macmillan Holdings Ltd for the last two years. Jefferson Jones 73, former Minnesota and Montana newspaper publisher, also died Monday in Santa Barbara.
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London
Daniel Macmillan
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan Co. Ltd
Macmillan Holdings Ltd
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jefferson Jones
Minnesota
Montana
New Miami Vote Set Tomorrow on School Levy
Voters in the New Miami School District will ballot tomorrow in a special election to approve an increased levy. Four precincts plus Williamsdale Overpeck and West Saint Clair Township areas vote on raising the rate from 6.67 to 8.17 per thousand to fund operations and teacher salaries for 54 teachers after November’s 564 to 475 defeat.
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Hamilton
New Miami
J. Earl Gray
Board of Elections
Williamsdale
Overpeck
West Saint Clair Township
City View Heights
Gray
Bad Wiring Starts Fire
Defective wiring caused a minor auto fire at 100 Shafer Street late last night. Sharon Centers of 715 Eaton Avenue owned the car, and a motor area short sparked the blaze which a passing motorist extinguished. Damage totaled 50 dollars.
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Shafer St
Sharon Centers
Eaton Ave
Lafayette Ave
Gertrude Abner
Five Auto Crashes in City Cause $1300 In Damage
Five auto accidents on Middle Town streets yesterday caused about $1,300 in damage. Pol cited Anne 5026 Ronald Drive for driving left of center after a collision with Hugh R. LaMance of 340 Wall St Francin at Central Avenue and Marshal Road at 4 08 p.m. Damage over $700. Ed ward Huber of 5625 Cincinnati Dayton Road and Omer F. Lamaphier of Butler Warren County Line Road collided at 4401 Manchester Road at 6 55 p.m. causing $300 damage. Huber charged with failure to maintain assured clear distance. Huber car went into the yard of George Brecht Sr. at 4317 Manchester Road. At 4 15 p.m. Kent Reedy of 3008 Louise Court and Edwin Sterns of Cincinnati collided in front of 1314 Central Ave. Damage $150. Jack Edwards of Sunset Drive Carlisle charged with assured clear distance after collision with Margaret Gray of 4519 Sophie Ave. at 1309 First Ave. Damage $100. Mark Coyle of 3517 Vannest Ave. narrowly avoided serious injury when her bicycle turned into Earl D. Freeman of 4229 Jannest Ave. in front of her home. Car damage $20. she suffered a bruised hand.
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Middletown
Anne
Ronald
Hugh R. LaMance
Wall St. Francin
Central Avenue
Marshal Road
Edward ©. Huber
Cincinnati Dayton Road
Omer F. Lamaphier
Butler-Warren County Line Road
Manchester Road
Huber
George Brecht Sr
Jack Edwards
Sunset Drive
Carlisle
Margaret Gray
Sophie Ave
First Ave
Mark Coyle
Vannest Ave
Tray Of Rings Missing From Spencer Jewelry Case
A tray of eight white gold diamond rings was reported stolen from a display case at Spencer Jewelry Company 1009 Central Ave last night. An official said a sliding door to the case was found open at 6 10 p.m. Police note the loss includes some of the store’s best rings and that 19 to 12 customers had been in the shop.
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Spencer Jewelry Company
Central Ave
Shot Hits Girl in Neck in Harveysburg Home
A 12 year old Harveysburg girl, Katherine Wood, was transported to Kettering Memorial Hospital in Dayton after a bullet lodged in her neck. Deputies say her 14 year old brother, Jerry, fired the loaded .38 caliber revolver while fooling with it in their father’s bedroom. The girl, struck in the left cheek, was taken by Stubbs ambulance to the hospital in serious condition.
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Harveysburg
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Katherine Wood
Halsey Wood
Maple St
Jerry
Warren County Sheriff's
Stubbs
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Vally
EPAIR
Wm. Schaeffer
Singer Funeral Home
Finzel
Firestone
Whitewall
Girard Ave
Mrs
Flora Stone
Mrs. Mabelle Allaire
Denar Sparks
Tylersville Road
Klaus-Weigel
Appg
Mississippi
Portland
Ore
Kent Reedy
Louise Court
Edwin Sterns
Earl D. Freeman
Jannest Ave
Mens Shop
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Uni
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
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