Trouble Over Red Tape Delays Wisconsin Marriage
Barbara Hipke and Kenneth Driskill, engaged in Tripoli, face Wisconsin rules and tax-related delays. Blood tests must reach Madison, delaying a five day waiting period that Barbara fears will push their wedding into the week. Driskill plans to depart for Japan soon. Barbara hopes to join as his wife if a judge waives the wait.
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New Holstein
Wis
Wisconsin
Barbara Hipke
Kenneth Driskill
Tripoli
Barbara
Libya
Kenneth
Wheelus Air Force Base
New York
Milwaukee
Madison
Bert Hipke
Driskill
Japan
Cut HEAT COSTS with Shell Heating Oil tips
Shell Heating Oil supplier lists five ways to trim fuel bills and boost comfort. Clean the oil burner with FOA-5X helps prevent clogging for better warmth. Anti rust treatment protects tanks for a year at no extra cost. Shut off unused radiators, close dampers when fireplaces sit idle, and seal attic openings during heating season. Call for service.
Teachers At Dayton Get Pay Boost
Dayton teachers will receive a Christmas Day pay increase totaling 800000 dollars annually, averaging 308 dollars per teacher. The Dayton School Board approved a new wage schedule raising bachelor’s degree salaries to start at 4700 and master’s to start at 5000, with 15 year progressions to top scales.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert B. French
Dads See Son Presidents Mark Six Generations Deep
Washington AP reports Joseph P Kennedy becomes the sixth father in U.S. history to witness his son attain the presidency. The lineage includes John Adams and John Quincy Adams, Millard Fillmore, Ulysses S. Grant, Warren G Harding, and Calvin Coolidge.
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Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
U.S
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Nathaniel Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
Jesse Root Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
George Tryon Harding
Warren G. Harding
John Calvin Collidge
Calvin Coolidge
Dede Twists Pan-Am Event Into Pink Peppermint Night
Diane Don Buchanan known as Dede hosted a coming out at the Pan American Union, transforming the building into a pink palace with peppermint decor for 600 guests. The stated aim supported Latin American charity while some diplomats whispered disapproval over the Union hosting a private gala.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Pan American Union
Diane Don Buchanan
Dede
Men Sent To Jail For Nonsupport
Thomas Lowe and John Pelfrey of Middletown were sentenced to a year in the Cincinnati Workhouse for nonsupport of two and one minor children respectively. Pelfrey’s term was suspended. Lowe, previously on probation, also faced charges. Earl Swain received a year in county jail for failing to support two minors. Adrian Blankenship was sentenced to 90 days for nonsupport of a minor child.
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Hamilton
Thomas Lowe
Wilbraham Road
John Pelfrey
Trinity Place
Middletown
Cincinnati
David Black
Pelfrey
Lowe
Earl Swain
Jefferson Road
Adrian Blankenship
Ottawa St
Trenton Grants New Year Holiday For Three-Member Crew
The Trenton Village Council unanimously approved New Year’s Day off with pay for its three-man labor force, creating six legal holidays per year. The meeting also set February 1 for public hearings on two rezoning grants at 604 W State St and Baltimore Street properties, with a planned supermarket on W State Street. Council commended Mrs. Willis for lobby curtains and noted village hall delivery, awaiting the fire truck’s repair and dedication. A tax rate resolution was approved and $300 was moved from park and cemeteries to building maintenance. Lions Club plans shrubbery for the hall grounds, and a January 1 special meeting will adjourn the current council and swear in the new one.
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Trenton
Carl Goebel
W. State St
Bob Weidel
William Huff
Baltimore Street
W. State Street
Lighteo 4
Council
Wiliam Willis
Ray Coblinsworth
Butler County Budget Commission
Donald Bogan
Park and Cemeteries
Raymond Willis
Trenton Lions Club
Capri Night Club Fire Destroys Warren Establishment
Fire last night gutted Capri Night club on Ohio 422 in Mc Kinley Heights causing estimated losses of 75000 dollars. Fire officials reported full structure loss with investigation pending.
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Warren
Ohio
Ohio 422
McKinley Heights
Schencks Ask 91964 In Accident Suit
Dayton congressman Paul F. Schenck and Mrs. Schenck file damage suits in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court seeking 919,964.97 for injuries from a December 30, 1959 auto collision. Mrs. Schenck claims back injury and leg lacerations from being rear ended at 6009 North Main Street Dayton. Congressman Schenck seeks 31,964.97 for alleged loss of wifely and domestic duties.
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Dayton
Paul F. Schenck
Fifteen Seek Manager Position At Oxford City Hall
Fifteen applicants from California Florida and South Dakota have filed for the Oxford city manager post. Glenn Douglass, former mayor, will carry duties until a new manager is chosen.
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Oxford
California
Florida
South Dakota
Glenn Douglass
Middletown Civil Service to Hold Refuse Collector Exam
The Middletown Civil Service Commission will hold a written examination January 4, 1962 at 1:00 PM in the City Building auditorium to establish an eligible list for Refuse Collector. Applications due by January 2, 1962 at 5:00 PM. exam fee is one dollar. veteran’s preference available. Salary starts at 188 per hour, rising to 9 0 per hour. age, citizenship, height, and license requirements listed.
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Middletown Civil Service Commission
City Building
Central Avenue
United States
Ohio
Nitroglycerin Bottle Found Outside New Orleans Lounge
Two police officers found an oddly marked bottle near a cocktail lounge and buried it as a precaution. An explosives expert later determined the container contained nitroglycerin after a taste and laboratory tests on Wednesday. Police investigate potential threat.
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New Orleans
Franklinites File Bankruptcy
Two residents of Franklin file for bankruptcy in U S District Court Cincinnati. Ed Napier of 114 Sycamore St Franklin, a janitor, has debts of 5 621 dollars and assets of 700 dollars. William W Crouch of 470 Sandy Lane Franklin, a fee worker, carries 15 918 dollars in debts and 100 dollars in assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ed Napier
Sycamore St
Franklin
William W. Crouch
Sandy Lane
Ftee
Fumes Kall Ohio Man. Kell 7 Others At Home
Carbon monoxide fumes from a clogged flue at Eivan Weihrouch’s rural Woodville home killed Nelson Spanfeller and left seven others unconscious. Weihrouch, 65, had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and was hospitalized in Toledo. Ray Ateshire found the scene after his parents failed to return from the uncle’s home. The victim list includes Marjorie Spanfeller, Deborah Spanfeller, Ada Weihrouch, Vibert Weihrouch, Alice Weihrouch, Chloe Aleshire, and Edward Aleshire, all taken to St Charles Hospital.
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Fremont
Ohio
Woodville
Tom Hathaway
Eivan Weihrouch
Weihrouch
St. Charles Hospital
Toledo
Ray Ateshire
Gibsonburg
Nelson Spanfellner
Spanfeller
Marjorie
Deborah
Ada
Vibert Weihrouch
Eivan
Alice
Chloe Aleshire
Edward
Tilton Appointed to Ohio County Auditors Committee
A. R. Tilton is appointed to the legislative committee of the Ohio County Auditors Association where Roy E. Vastine of Scioto County serves as president.
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Hamilton
Butler County
A. R. Tilton
Ohio County Auditors’ Association
Roy E. Vastine
Scioto County
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