Boy Hurd in Trenton Car Collision With Cow
A Trenton youth suffered internal injuries and a cow was killed when a car hit the animal on Rt 73 near Trenton around midnight. Paul Howard Lucas, 16, was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Passenger Ronnie Salyers, 15, was treated for cuts and bruises. Car overturned three times. owner of the cow not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Paul Howard Lucas
Kenwood Lane
Rt. 73
Lucas
Ronnie Salyers
Douglas Ave
$100000 Suit Names Middletown Hospital
Gladys Stamper sues Middletown Hospital Association in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 100000 alleging injuries from a mismatched blood transfusion received after admission January 1 1962. She seeks damages for permanent disabilities that prevent return to her regular occupation. Attorneys Casper and Casper represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Association
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Gladys Stamper
Richmond St
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Casper and
Casper
Chicago Invites 1964 Republican National Convention
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley offered McCormick Place facilities for the 1964 Republican national convention and extended a cordial invitation to the GOP. He also pledged to invite the Democratic convention and would send a formal invite to Democratic chairman John M. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
McCormick Place
Mammoth Lakeside
Daley
William E. Miller
GOP
John M. Bailey
Newburgh City Manager Arrested in Bribery Case
Newburgh city manager Joseph McD Mitchell was arrested in Manhattan on bribery charges after allegedly seeking $20,000 from Monticello real estate men to rezone their property. Lawrence J DeMasi Jr. was arrested as the alleged go-between in the scheme. Mitchell, released on $10,000 bail, denies guilt and faces court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph McD. Mitchell
Newburgh
M.Y
Mitchell
Manhattan
Manhattan Dist. Atty
Frank S.hogan
Monticello
N.Y
Lawrence J. DeMasi Jr
Hillsdale
N. J
Hog Jan
DeMasi
Hogan’s Men
Stephen
Joseph Wahrhaftig
Newburg
City Hall
Northern Ohio roads slippery with closures reported
Ohio highway officials report primary and secondary roads snow covered or partly snow covered and slippery north of a line from Greenville to Chillicothe to Marietta. The rest of the state described as generally normal with many area roads above the line closed by drifting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
State Highway Department
Greenville, Chillicothe
Marietta
Greenville - Chillicothe- Marietta
Drivers Cited In City Accidents
Police reported several city traffic collisions with moderate damage. Key incidents include a three car crash on First Avenue at 8 30 PM injuring no one seriously. Ted A Cobaugh 20 2407 Superior Ave cited for assured clear distance after rear ending a truck driven by Ted Vradelis 30 604 Ross St. Francis Guyler 56 609 Gladys Drive damaged heavily. Cobaughs car about 350 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Ted A. Cobaugh
Superior Ave
Cobaugh
Ted Vradelis
Ross
Elbert Lucas
First Ave
Leibee Street
Central Avenue
Robert Henderson
Beal Road
Lucas
Henderson
Morris Nison
Dayton
George Holtz
Nelson Road
Ellen Drive
Nison
Short Street
Holtz
Delbert Hopkins
Crawford St
Garth E. Todd
Clinton Street
Todd
Central
Clinton
Hopkins Auto
Hopkins
Traffic Cases Top Docket At Franklin
In Franklin Municipal Court Judge J T Riley handled 15 cases with fines and bonds totaling 350 dollars. Miller James O 34 of Dayton was fined 100 plus costs and 10 days jail for driving with revoked license. 75 dollars suspended on six month probation. Richard Mathews 51 Dayton fined 10 for driving with no operator license. Bonds forfeited for Berger 21 Leipsig Ohio failure to display safety component 15 dollars. Perkins 24 136 N River St driving over a fire hose 15. Roberts 24 1612 Sheridan Ave Middletown yellow line violation 20. Cunningham 28 Miamiburg reckless driving 50. Gabbard 20 Franklin failure to transfer title 15. Seven speeders paid 130 in fines and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
James 0. Miller
Dayton
Richard Mathews
Charles Berger
Leipsig
Ohio
Lloyd Perkins
N. River St
L. C. Roberts
Sheridan Ave
Middletown
William Cunningham
Miamisburg
Henry Gabbard
Light Court Docket in Middletown Municipal Court
Judge J. T. Lamb handled a light docket in Middletown Municipal Court. Dorothy Bechtel of 600 Gladys Drive and Myron William Benner of Middletown Trailer Sales were fined and costs for driving issues and muffler problems, with suspensions. An assault and battery charge against Deaster Morgan was withdrawn at the complainant's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Middletown
Dorothy Bechtel
Gladys Drive
Myron William Benner
Deaster Morgan
Curtis St
Bids Open for Two Interstate 71 Sections in Warren County
Bids opened in Columbus for two Warren County I 71 sections. A low bid of 3.42 million by W N Holderman Sons covers 5.2 miles in Union and Turtle Creek townships with an estimated project cost of 5.214 million, including an interchange with Route 123 and a rest area near Nixon Camp Road. A second .64 mile segment from Nixon Camp Road to west of Middleboro Road covers bridges over the Little Miami River and Pennsylvania Railroad at an estimated 2.886 million. Interstate 71 will link Cincinnati and Columbus when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Department of Highways
Warren County
W. N. Holderman & Sons
Clinton County
Union
Turtle Creek
Rt. 123
Little Miami River
Nixon Camp Road
Washington Townships
Middleboro Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Donations Sought For Aged Party In Butler County
Donations are being sought for the Christmas party at the Butler County Home for the Aged, sponsored annually by the Wishing Well. The event is Dec 19 at the Home on Princeton Pike. People may donate or fill requests via letters to residents, contact Henry Lubbers at 892-3852, Irene Lewis at 893-9151, or Betty B. Warner at 893-5777. Packages must be delivered to the Butler County Civil Defense office in the courthouse by Dec 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Princeton Pike
Henry Lubbers
Irene Lewis
Betty B. Warner
Butler County Civil Defense Office
Police Briefs From City Streets Report Thefts and Vandalism
Henry Murphy reported his Jeep battery stolen from his car at home on Friday. Elsie Bailey said youths broke into the First Church of God at ith Avenue and Main Street yesterday, played the organ, raised the furnace to 90 degrees, and ransacked offices. Charles Hickson reported someone entered his garage last night and stole a spare tire and wheel, a bumper jack, the car battery, voltage regulator and a pack of beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Murphy
Charles St
Elsie Bailey
8Th St
First Church of God
Ith Avenue
Main Street
Charles Hickson
Taylor St
Man Stabbed at Moonglow Cafe Reported at Hospital
Clarence Young of 1005 Hanover Street told police at Middletown Hospital’s emergency room early today that he had been stabbed by a woman at the Moonglow Cafe around 1:45 a.m. No further details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Young
Hanover St
Middletown Hospital
Break-In At Rebel Inn Nets Cash and Liquor Lost
Thieves broke into the Rebel Inn this morning and stole about $50 in cash from the juke box and bowling machine. They also took approximately 12 bottles of liquor in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebel Inn
Gloxinias Prefer Mild Watering and Temperatures
Garden notes advise gloxinias to be watered lightly with lukewarm water without soaking. In winter they thrive at about 75 degrees Fahrenheit by day and 65 degrees at night.
Verdict awards man 50000 in Butler County case
A $50,000 verdict, the largest personal injury award yet in Butler County, was given yesterday in Common Pleas Court by Judge Fred B. Cramer to Thomas Amiot of Fairfield for injuries on January 22, 1959 during construction of the Wildwood School in Middletown. Amiot, an apprentice electrician, said fumes from a portable engine in a school storage room caused him to fall from a ladder. The jury deliberated two hours. Amiot had sought $172,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Thomas Amiot
Fairfield
Middletown
Stephen A. Gross & Sons
Amiot
Construcion
New Wildwood School
Frank Schwab
George Mc Candless
Paul
A. Baden
Park Lane apartments open house today and tomorrow
The Park Lane apartments, showcasing Armco Steel Corp. products in residential construction, will be open to the public today from 11 am to 5 pm and tomorrow from noon to 5 pm. The development is located in Armco Park at the end of Wildwood Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Lane
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Park
Wildwood Road
Fire Destroys Cars At Loveland Repair Shop
Fire raced through an auto repair shop in Loveland near Cincinnati late Friday destroying seven cars and threatening a nearby gasoline bulk storage plant and a bottle gas plant before being controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Loveland
Brilliant Pupils Still Need Guidance at MU Conference
At Miami University a conference on gifted students heard William Bishop of Kettering Schools urge guidance programs for all pupils with tailored support for the gifted. He described under-achievement, social pressures, and vocational concerns as key needs guiding early identification and an itinerant approach within schools. Bishop noted about half of the 40 identified gifted pupils improved their marks over two years, stressing transparency about gifted status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
William Bishop
Kettering Schools
Bishop
Deaths And Funerals Ralph W. Bowman 78
Ralph W. Bowman 78 of 2111 Tytus Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 10 15 a m He worked 1912 1952 for P Lorillard Co retiring as office manager and head of accounting After relocation to Louisville he supervised the move then retired and returned to Middletown Born in Niagara Falls he lived in Middletown 67 years He is survived by his wife Martha Services Monday 2 pm at Riggs Funeral Home with Dr Donald Cryer and Dr C E Wintringham officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Monday 2 5 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home Also noted is a grandson and burial at Germantown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bowman
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Bowman
The
P. Lorillard Co
Louisville
Mr. Bowman
Niagara Falls
First Methodist Church
Martha
Riggs Funeral
Donald Cryer
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Germantown Man Ernest J Sailer Dies at 74
Ernest J Sailer 74 died at 7 30 p m yesterday at his Germantown Rt 2 home after years of illness. Born in Germany he lived in Germantown 33 years. Surviving: wife Matil Ida and son Albert of Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Ernest J.sailer
Rt. 2
Mr. Sailer
Germany
Matil Ida
Albert of
Clayton
Obituary Notices for Three Residents Listed
Mrs. Katie Johnson age 71 of 1252 Vanderveer Ave. has services at 2 p.m. Monday with Colligan funeral home. Arthur E. Topmiller age 62 of 36 Edgeton Court has services at 10 a.m. Monday with Klaus-Weigel funeral home. Parker P. Minton age 76 of 7331 Cincinnati Dayton Road West Chester has services at 2 p.m. Monday with Griesmer Grim funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Johnson
Vanderveer Ave
Colligan
Arthur E. Topmiller
Edgeton Court
Klaus - Weigel
Parker P. Minton
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
West Chester
Griesmer - Grim
Prof William B Jencks Dies Father Of Miami Star
Prof William B Jencks of Ohio State University, father of Miami University football star Bob Jencks who set a new career school scoring record this year, died yesterday at age 53 during a meeting at the Ohio Union. Survived by wife Louise and daughter Elizabeth Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Jencks
Columbus
Miami University
Bob Jencks
Jencks
Ohio State University
Department of Accounting and Administration
Ohio Union
Louise
Elizabeth Louise
Fire crews battle multiple blazes across town
Firemen reported about 150 dollars damage to John Hunt's car at 447 Main Street West Middletown after an engine fire traced to a carburetor backfire. In the evening James Gray at 409 North Main Street saw a small blaze from a discarded cigarette with 55 dollars interior damage. At 10:58 p.m. Warren Webb’s 513 15th Avenue home had grease on a stove ignite but caused no damage. A waste basket blaze at 224 Garfield Street owned by Mrs. Chokcie Phillips resulted in about 75 dollars damage from a short in a refrigerator wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
Main St
West Middletown
Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
James Gray
N. Main ‘St
15Th Ave
Warren Webb
Chokcie Phillips
Garfield 5 St
Incorporation Articles Filed for Fantasy Farms and DCR Inc
Articles of incorporation filed with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown for Fantasy Farms Inc and DCR Inc both of Middletown. Agent named E Linday Streifthau Middletown Rt 1. Filings list Streifthau George H Elliott and Clinton D Boyd Jr. Boyd filed the articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
Fantasy Farms, Inc
DCR, Inc
Middletown
E. Linday Streifthau
Middletown Rt. 1
Streifthau
George H. Elliott
Clinton D. Boyd Jr
Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paramount
Salvation Army
Paramount Theater
Journal
Weith
Suit Names Hospital
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Hometown Claim Service
John Howard
Tytus
Joseph Mitchell
David Sebastian
Verity Parkway
Sebald Alley
Sebastian
Verity
William Burnett
Wilbraham Road
Burnett
MU Speaker
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
Germantown Cemetery
Ernest J. Sailer
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