Welcome Mat Out For Governor At Germantown
Gov. C William ONeill arrives in Germantown for a 530 pm greeting by a five member party and the high school band. He speaks at a 630 pm Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Methodist Church and a WPFB radio broadcast will cover the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Dan Anslinger Sr
John Golob
Hale Dodds Sr
Virgil Minnick
Dayton Pike Bridge
Nicholas Croniak
Main
O'Neill
Market Street
Plum
Municipal Building
Donald Moyer
Winning
Chamber of Commerce
Avin Ritts
More Power For More People Co-Op Expands Service Area
The Rural Electric Cooperative plans a 360000 expansion over ten years to add new lines and equipment, serving about 3500 customers with 800 to 1000 kWh monthly. Current service stands at 2500 customers averaging 500 kWh, with 1550 customers and 115 kWh a decade ago. A new HQ at 1382 Hamilton Richmond Rd. will be ready this summer. The board re elected officers Howard Wolfram president Marcus Beard vice president Clarence Eckhardt secretary and trustees Eugene Summers George Hansel Roy Pittinger Luther Berger Martin C Petri and Harry Garner.
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Hoy
Harold Montfort
West Alexandria
Cooperative
Hamilton-Richmond Rd
Hamilton
Howard Wolfram
Marcus Beard
Clarence Eckhardt
Eugene Summers
George Hansel
Roy Pittinger
Luther Berger
Martin C. Petri
Harry Garner
Camden Fire Losses Shrink Yet Higher Costs Land
Fire department chief reports the 12 month period ending Nov 15 1956 showed five fewer fires but greater average losses with the largest damage at the Benjamin Bowen farm in Gratis Township on Dec 13 1955. Local residents and visitors are noted throughout the Camden area with several trips to nearby cities for events and conventions.
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Camden
Robert Duskey
Somers
H. R. Brown
Daugther
Robert Strain
Edward Michael
Benjamin Bowen
Gratis Township
Tobacco Chaw Hit By Doctors
Four Cincinnati heart researchers report chewing tobacco delivers stronger nicotine exposure than smoking a cigarette. They observed pulse rate and blood pressure rise and skin temperature drop, with tobaccos also affecting the ballistocardiograph. The study by Drs David L Simon Arnold Iglauer John Braunstein and Robert T Rakel at Cincinnati General Hospital and Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati is published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Journal of the American Medical Assa
David L Simon
Arnold Iglauer
John Braunstein
Robert T. Rakel
Cincinnati General H Hospital and Kettering Laboratory
University of Cincinnati
Chambers Transfer Announced
Xenia report says Merwin Chambers a Butler County wildlife management agent has been transferred to Sandusky County by District 6 of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. He also appeared on an outdoor radio program at WMOH in Hamilton.
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Xenia
Merwin Chambers
Butler County
Sandusky County
District 6
Division of Wildlife
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Chambers
WMOH
Hamilton
Dulles and Nehru Rise in British Public Opinion Poll
In London British views shift as Dulles and Nehru gain traction amid Suez fallout. Nasser loses ground though still leads, with Dulles criticizing British and French soldiers and Nehru clashing over Kashmir. The piece cites harsh U K press reactions and declining Anglo Indian ties.
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London
Nasser
Britain
U. S
Dulles
Nehru
India
Kashmir
Dulles Long
Senate
Eisenhower
France
Middle East
Arab World
Suez
Franklin Fidelis Class To Meet Monday
The Fidelis Class of the Presbyterian Church meets Monday night at Presley Hall. Mrs William Robinson hosts Circle 5 of the Methodist Church Tuesday at 7 30 at the Robison home 3 Legion Court led by Mrs Roy Knutson Circle One meets Thursday Feb 7 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Lloyd H Ritz 615 IS River St Miss Blanche Earnhert assists and devotions are by Miss Ernestine Roudebush.
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Franklin
Presbyterian’ Church
Presley Hall
William Robinson
Robison
Legion Court
Roy Knutson
Lloyd H. Ritz
River St
Blanche Earnhert
Frnestine Roudebush
Jorville Oe
John Richard
Kings Mills Youth Fellowship Session Tomorrow Night At Church
A youth fellowship meeting is set for 7 30 tomorrow at the Baptist Church in Kings Mills. William Miles gospel team will attend and stay for Sunday services. The Men’s Bible Class meets at 6 30 in the church basement. Two local residents Mrs C W Cline and Mrs Grace McDowell are hospitalized in Cincinnati. Mrs Cline is at Good Samaritan and Mrs McDowell at Christ Hospital. The Stephenson family learned of the death of aunt Mrs E Bohache of Pleasant Ridge Sunday evening. Busy Bees met Friday in the junior church with Lillian Fugett leading prayer and David Stephenson guiding song. Patsy Stephenson gave a sword drill and flannelgraph lesson on missions. Attendees included Jessie and Betsy Allen Asher Laura and Robert Athy Barbara and Mike Burleson Gary and Yvonne Byrd David Culley Donald and Sandra De Young Milligan Greer Brenda and Peggy Harrison Bruce and Toby Jones Peggy and Marcella Lawson Barbara and Carol Marpie Marsha Marietta Earl and Goria McGuffey Beverly and Sharon Ross Barry and Patsy Stephenson Mike Wetz Dave and Elma West Marsha Wilburn David Stephenson Diana Surleson and Miss Fugett and Miss Scott.
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C. W .Chine
Grace McDowell
Cline
Good Samaritan
Cincinnati
McDowell
Christ Hospital
C. E Stephenson
E. Bohache
Pleasant Ridge
Lillian Fugett
David Stephenson
Patsy Stephenson
Jessie
Betsy Allen
Asher
Laura
Robert Athy
Barbara
Mike Burleson
Gary
Yvonne Byrd
David Culley
Donald
Sandra de Young
Milligan Greer
Brenda
Peggy Harrison
Bruce
Toby Jones
Peggy
Marcella Lawson
Carol Marpie
Marsha Marietta
Earl
Goria McGuffey
Beverly
Sharon Ross
Barry
Mike Wetz
Dave
Elma West
Marsha Wilburn
Diana Surleson
Miss Fugett
Miss Scott
Police Briefs: Dismissed, Missing Man, Lantern Theft
Jesse Fletcher 38 of 105 North Main Street was discharged from Middle town Hospital after thigh cut treatment from a so called rough play. Ear Moon Jr 30 of 1907 Hill Ave is missing described as 5 11 155 pounds with light red hair and green eyes. Mike Schwab foreman of Mc Bond and Sheehan Construction Co reports theft of eight lanterns from a job at Highland and Stanley streets.
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Jesse Fletcher
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Ear Moon Jr
Hill Ave
Mike Schwab
Mc Bond & Sheehan Construction Co
Highland
Stanley Streets
Kaminiversity Student Visits Grandparents
Gary Dunker, a student at Kaminiversity, is spending several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Kurh18S.
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Gary Dunker
Kaminiversity
Lester Kur
Man Fined for Unloaded Gun Carrying in Pocket
Arthur Taylor, 28, of 929 8th Ave, was fined 125 dollars by Municipal Judge J T Lamb after police found an unloaded .22 revolver in his topcoat pocket and a box of shells. Taylor received 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and 100 dollars and costs with 75 dollars suspended for carrying a concealed weapon. The gun was confiscated. Police arrested him in the 900 block of 8th Avenue. Judge Lamb also disposed of one other intoxication case in the session.
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J T. Lamb
Arthur Taylor
8Th Ave
Taylor
8Th Avenue
Prowler Fires Shot After Break-In At Taylor Avenue Home
Police investigated a break-in on Taylor Avenue where a white male prowler, smoking a cigar, entered a bedroom and molested a woman while the couple slept. The husband fired a .22 rifle, missing as the intruder fled through the back door. no suspect was found.
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Taylor Avenue
New Presbyterian Pastor Chosen for Franklin Church
The Rev. Carl W. Siegwarth Jr., 27, a Pittsburg native, is elected new pastor of First Presbyterian Church Franklin. He will succeed Rev. John W. Edwards, now with a Washington D. C. church. His likely start date is March 10 after a unanimous acceptance by the congregation.
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Franklin
Carl W. Siegwarth Jr
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Edwards
National Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Siegwarth
John Parker
Saxonburg
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Saulte St. Marie
Mich
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Springboro Dinner Honors Trotters
Misses Alice and Irma Reed hosted a Wednesday dinner honoring Mr and Mrs S W Trotter and family of Franklin bound for a new home in Pontiac Illinois. The Murphy store staff in Franklin attended as guests of the honored couple and included several local residents and friends.
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Springboro
Alice
Irma Reed
S. W. Trotter
Franklin
Pontiac, Til
Murphy
Trotter
Honor
Bud White
Robert Gleaves
Charles Callahan
Bess Anderson
Eula Blevins
Lena
Sarah Patrick
Barbara McWilliams
Rachel Bletz
Ruth Rhoades
Phyllis Hanes
Elizabeth
Maxine Whitaker
Robert Benge
Pauline Reedy
Lawrence Lucas
Allen Davis
J. W.ingerman
Dayton
Ralph Lewis
Ralph Lewis Jr
Middletown
Pauline Beckett
Trenton High Classes to Tour Proctor & Gamble Plant
Trenton High School home economics and general business classes will tour the Proctor and Gamble Co plant in Cincinnati on February 7. The item appears in a special regional note along with local social and sports mentions including birthdays and a basketball game at Fairfield.
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Trenton
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Fed. 7
Night of Vandalism Ends Cedar Tree Demolition
Robert I. Clark reports three cedar trees valued at $500 each were sawed down in front of his home on Central Ave during the night. The 30 foot trees were cut about five feet above ground and left in the yard, an estimate suggests a hand saw took about 30 minutes per tree.
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Robert I. Clark
Central Ave
Woman Hit By Car On Main Street Injures 4
A 44 year old woman was treated at Middletown Hospital after being struck by a car at S Main Street and Buena Avenue at 8 am today. Tina Hatton of 601 Buena Ave suffered facial, knee and hand abrasions. Condition pending X ray results. accident details unavailable.
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Middletown Hospital
S. Main Street
Buena Avenue
Tina Hatton
Buena Ave
Woolen craft counts nine pounds for a man’s suit
The note states it takes about nine pounds of wool to make an average man’s suit indicating the material weight required for suit construction.
Deaths and family visits tied to Sortman households
Mrs. Esom Seabold and son return to Vomona Calif after visiting during Carl Sortman illness. Carl Sortman died last Wednesday at Veterans Hospital in Dayton. Mrs. Paul Horn of Springfield visited Boo Sortman. Leroy Hart of Springfield, uncle of Mrs. Bob Sortman, died Monday.
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Tom Sortman
Dayton
Donald Specht
Esom Seabold
Vomona
Calif
Carl Sortman
Veterans Hospital
Seabold
Bob Sortman
Paul Horn
Springfield
Boo Sortman
Leroy Hart
Weekend Visit Notes From Local Social Circle
Keenbush Mr. and Mrs. B L Emrick and other couples visited Mrs Hi C Gratis and family at M J Moore's over the weekend. The group included Mr and Mrs Elish Sword Mr and Mrs Clare Schul Mrs Wills and son and Mrs Edith Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Emrick
Elish Sword
Clare Schul
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WPFB
Tops Flight
Sen
Robert Taft
Robert Taft Jr
Max Summers
Board of Trustees
The
Butlers
Cuyahoga Falls
Ted Girton
Paul Stowe
Maria Stein
Ralph Blevins
Cleveland
Dale Doty
Melissa
Harry Moenck
Jack Tempert
Mark
Walter Cail
Eaton
James Cail
Mark Keller
Mics Inez Ramsey
Dean Christman
Norfolk, Va
Lysle Zimmerman
L. A. Bangerter
Columbus
William Nein
Frank Gray
Elmer Mikesell
By Hal Cooper
Daily Telegraph
Secretary of State
Daily Mirror
Department of Second Thoughts
Department of Explanations
Department of Apologies
Department of
Department of Corrections
U.N
Pakistan
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Fidelis
Florida
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Richardson
Robert Dunn
Herbert Daniels
Jack Alexander
Cinerema
Becky. Ingabrand
Donald Ingabrand
East Bryant Avenue
Edgar Cress
Carlisle
Mass Susan van Arsdale
Kings Mills
William, Miles
Metal Lab
Slumberg & Cohen, Inc
Thorn Metal Windows Calimet & Wn.y.c.r.r
Dicl
Presbyterian
W. J. Hannum
Presbyterian Church
Boys Club
Mars High School
Pennsylvania
Marilyn Horstmann
Debra
Mark David
Siegswarth
Wittenberg
Illinois
Shetterly and Sons
I. B. Doyle
Joe Markle
William Crander
A. D. Jones
James Nicholas
H. E
Ricky
Taft Gregory
Lewis
W. A. Mofford Eile
William Howard
Howard Phares
W. .Mofford
W.A. Mofford
Eugene Fisher
Clarence Smith
Greensfork, Inn
Fairfield Fed
Donald Speck
Fairborn
Don
Crystal Tissue Co
Ralston
Charles ST. Charlie West
Skie Clark
Sam Bartel
Buster Brown
G&g Orthopedic
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