Connie Capozzi Dominates in Sugar Bowl Tennis
Connie Capozzi of Middletown, seeded second in the 14 and under girls singles, won two straight matches in New Orleans. She defeated Kathy Trichell 6 0 6 0 and Marjorie Locust Valley 6 0 6 1 to reach the quarterfinals. Doubles with Jean Shapiro of New Orleans begins today after a bye in singles.
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Connie Capozzi
Middletown
Connie
Kathy Trichell
Shrevesport
Marjorie
Locust Valley
N. Y
Conie
Miami
Fla
Jean Shapiro
New Orleans
Albers To Locate In Lorillard Tract
Franklin police reported an early morning break in at Steve's Place 200 High St. thieves smashed the front door glass then unlatched the door and obtained 230 dollars.
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Franklin
Steve's Place
200
High St
Albers Supermarket Plans Move Into Old Lorillard Site
Construction to begin after the first of the year on a 15000 square foot Albers Supermarket at the Barnitz Fund tract on Man chester Avenue Grimes and Charles streets. The Thea Co of Cincinnati will lease to Albers with a 102 car lot expected ready by June.
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Albers
Harvard Construction Co
Cincinnati
Thea Co
Charles Street
Grimes Street
Manchester Avenue
Barnitz Fund
Central Avenue
B. F. Sawyer & Son, Inc
Harry A. Finkelman, Inc
Trailer Breaks Free on N Verity Parkway No Injuries
None hurt as a propane gas truck trailer unhitched on N Verity Parkway east of Division 8. The empty trailer skidded 50 feet into mud after separating from the cab. The rig, owned by Kuhn and Co., remains at the scene with repairs pending. In separate incidents, Robert Hayden, 17, was cited for failing to yield after a left turn at Central Avenue and Shafer Street. damage totaled $400. Willa Congar and David Cook were in a separate crash at 14th Avenue and Yankee Road with damage listed at $185 and Cook cited for following too closely.
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N Verity Parkway
Don Roberson
Pershing Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Division 8
Roberson
Kuhn and Co
Tytus Ave
Robert Hayden
Poincianna Road
Central Avenue
Shafer Street
Hayden
Joseph Slezak
Highland St
Willa Congar
Curtis St
David Cook
Garden Ave
Yankee Road
Cook
Fire damages at Bartlett home and two cars catch fire
A furnace motor fire at 2711 Milton Road caused $50 damage as Middletown firefighters suspect a wiring short at 6:57 am. An auto at 530 Crawford Street burned at 8:25 pm yesterday. another car at Eighth Avenue and S Main Street burned at 9:25 pm with no damage reported to either vehicle.
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William Bartlett
Milton Road
Middletown
Darrell Diamond
Hanging Rock
Holiday Closings Announced for New Year Day
Virtually all businesses will close Friday for New Year’s Day. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles will close at noon tomorrow and all day Friday, with Saturday hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The Middletown Post Office closes Friday, but will keep regular hours tomorrow and Saturday. Butler and Warea counties courthouses stay open tomorrow. other offices close at their discretion. All Middletown city offices except police and fire close Friday, affecting garbage collection. no Friday pickups, Saturday routes instead. City offices stay open until 5 p.m. tomorrow. Butler County treasurer offices close noon tomorrow and shut Friday and Saturday. regular hours resume Monday.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Central Ave
Middletown
Butler County
Warea
Police and Fire
Prospective Parents Invited To Class Series
A free five week series for prospective parents begins Tuesday at the Civic Association from 7 30 to 9 p m The program aims to explain pregnancy and baby care with classes led by public health nurse Mrs Marlene Naudin Miss Marilyn Zech and Mrs Martha Edwards Instructors from Middletown Hospital and its health department provide insights on anatomy pregnancy healthful living labor and newborn care The sessions welcome either or both parents to attend
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Civic Association
Marlene Naudin
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Health Department
Naudin
Marilyn Zech
Martha Edwards
Skater Doyle Whister Wins Novice Singles Title
Doyle Whister a 17 year old Middletown High senior and son of Mr and Mrs Robert Whister won first place in novice men's singles at an invitational roller skating tournament in Pontiac Michigan yesterday with seven states represented in the four day event. He has six years of skating experience and twelve prior first place trophies. His four member Louisville team previously won novice competition last year.
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Doyle Whister
Middletown High School
Robert Whister
Regent Drive
Pontiac
Mich
Doyle
Louisville
Boy held after shoplifting at Dillman's Market
An 11 year old boy was arrested by police for shoplifting at Dillmans Market address 2100 Central Ave. Two boys entered the Goodyear Store at 47 N Broad St and walked off with a portable television valued at 99.95 dollars. Phillip Eller of 576 Kristine Lane Franklin reported losing a bunk bed mattress on N Verity Parkway yesterday morning.
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Dillman’s Market
Central Ave
Goodyear
N. Broad St
Phillip Eller
Kristine Lane
Franklin
N. ‘Verity Parkway
Burglars Active but Take Is Low in Middletown
Middletown police report two building entries last night with minimal losses. Smith's Frame Alignment Shop at 2508 Atco Ave saw a window broken by a rock and fifty dollars in coins stolen. Baltimore Inn at 534 Baltimore St. was targeted for the safe but no money was taken. A crow bar and hammer were left behind, and a separate attempt occurred at Central Store 1140 Central Ave.
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Middletown
Smith
Atco Ave
Baltimore Inn
Baltimore St
Central Ave
Car Skids On Bridge Injures Local Youth
A 19 year old Hamilton youth John M. Farkas of 947 Carlisle was hospitalized at Middletown after his car skidded 250 feet into a tree on Route 73 near the Trenton bridge. He suffered face and leg cuts and his vehicle damage was about 475 dollars according to Butler County deputies.
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Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Trenton Bridge
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
John M. Farkas
Carlisle
Rt. 73
Two Teens Charged in Warren County Rape Case
In Warren County, a Middletown youth Garry L. Cain, 19, and a Franklin youth Carl D. Smith, 20, were charged after a 17 year old Franklin girl was raped Monday on Chamberlain Road. Cain faces rape and is held on 1500 bond. Smith faces assault and battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor with 1100 bond. They are slated to appear in Franklin Municipal Court Monday.
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Lebanon
Valley October progress in Miami Valley business activity
The December Miami Business Review notes October 1964 activity in the Miami Valley showed progress over October 1963 across most standards. Five cities posted $9.148 million in building permits, down 4 percent. ten counties saw a 6.3 percent drop in motor vehicle sales tax receipts. Gains occurred in bank debits 0.3 percent, postal receipts 10.8 percent, sales tax receipts 49.3 percent, and the common stock index 4.9 percent, while Cincinnati fell 0.8 percent.
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Miami Valley
Miami Business Re
Valley
Cincinnati
U. S. Department of Commerce
Springfield
Hamilton
Cleveland
Dayton
Middletown
Butler
Champaign
Clark
Clermont
Greene
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
Armco
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Champion Papers
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Dayce
Kroger
the Mead Corp
National Cash Register
Procter & Gamble
U. S
Hamilton County
Butler County
Maslar Resigns as County Commission Aide in Hamilton
A. R. Maslar resigned as administrative assistant to the Butler County commission. Bearl A. Joyce is expected to succeed him when the Democratic controlled board takes over next week. The commission adjourned to Jan. 4 and approved a 1000 dollar yearly raise for Judge William R. Hendrickson.
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Hamilton
A. R. Masler
Maslar
Bearl A. Joyce
Democratic Controlled Commission
Butler County
William R. Hendrickson
Ohio General Assembly
Mark Houser
Martin A. Coyle
Ross H. Snyder
Commission
Coyle
Gardner VP Leaves Sales Post
Stephen V. Gardner vice president of packaging sales for the Gardner Division of Diamond International Corp has resigned. He plans to join a business firm in another industry in Philadelphia to spend more time at home. He started in 1959 as district sales representative and became VP in 1961 with offices in New York City.
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Stephen V. Gardner
Gardner
Diamond International Corp
Philadelphia
Paperboard Mills
New York City
Phillips Fxeter Academy
Yale University
Ames Gardner
Western Packaging Sales
Middletown
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American Savings and Loan Association of
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Arthur Reiff
William Stitsinger
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Frank F. Wessel
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Earl Hogan
Jesse Pochard
James Hixon
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William Hendrickson
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John Holcomb
Shafter Prather
Richard Koehler
Randall Coning
Clarence C. Brackney
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Fred Cramer
David Black
Harry Walsh
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Cole Brothers
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