Butler Asks For Aid To Families
Butler County officials seek federal surplus commodities for needy families under Kennedy program. Commission prepares application to government after prosecutor approval. Welfare director says Ohio Welfare Department confirms county can receive items like dried milk eggs flour and rice this month. A warehouse lease and refrigeration will be needed to store and distribute. About 1600 cases expected monthly.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Warren L. Harding
Robert F. McGonagle
Ohio Welfare Department
Harding
Welfare Department
Legion Names Winners of Contest
Local winners in the American Legion essay contest for grades nine, eleven, and twelve were announced by Commander J. B. Strickland of Post 218. Winners include Lin da MacLean and David L. Smith of McKinley Junior High, Fay Krebs and Richard Von Holle of Fenwick High, and Carol Shockey and George Homan of Fenwick High. Essays advance to Fourth District officers for further judging and possible state competition.
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American Legion
J. B. Strickland
Post 218
Linda MacLean
16Th Ave
David L. Smith
Fairmount Ave
McKinley Junior High School
Fay Krebs
Ardmore Drive
Richard von Holle
Brown Road
Mason
Fenwick High School
Carol Shockey
Manchester Road
George Homan
Highview Road
Fenwick High
The
Legion
Definition of a high power rifle cartridge
A high power rifle cartridge is defined as one with a muzzle velocity exceeding 2 000 feet per second.
Sheriff Cruiser Demolished In Hamilton Two Car Crash
A Butler County sheriff's cruiser was wrecked yesterday afternoon when it collided with a car driven by Donald Horton at Seventh and High streets in Hamilton. Deputy James Maxwell was treated at Mercy Hospital for a left elbow injury and knee bruises after escorting a Mason life squad ambulance through traffic. Horton 24 not injured. The life squad was en route with 18 year old Charles Klein to a Cincinnati hospital after Klein reportedly blacked out during a Pisgah sports car event.
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Butler County
Seventh and
High Streets
Hamilton
James Maxwell
Fairfield
Mercy Hospital
Maxwell
Mason Life Squad
Donald W. Horton
S. Seventh St
Horton
Life Squad
Cincinnati
Charles Klein
Klein
Pisgah Sports
Grand Old Man of Steel William O Rupp Dies at 80
William O Rupp Sr 80 longtime Armco Steel employee known as a grand old man of the steel industry died at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness He joined Armco in 1906 rose to senior melter and retired in 1946 Surviving are his wife two daughters two sons eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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William O. Rupp Sr
McKinley St
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Rupp
Thomas F. Crowley
Miami Avenue
McKinley Street
Armco
Orley Moses
Rupp
Middletown
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jennie
Mary Combs
Martha Jane Cook
Cumberland, Md
William O. Jr
West Middletown
Thomas H
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Thieves Hit 3 Homes On Jewell Street
Three Jewell Street homes were ransacked over the weekend with cash and loot valued at more than 125 dollars missing. Leroy Fletcher reports a .38 pistol and 12 rounds stolen from a dresser. A portable radio, piggy bank cash, a flashlight and cigarettes were taken from another home. One house was entered through a garage, another via the front door. A 17 inch portable TV was stolen from Beatty's Electronic Shop on Manchester Avenue.
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Jewell Street
Leroy Fletcher
Jewell
Thomas Whitt
Wanda Sites
Revival Services at Bethlehem Temple Church
Elder Floyd Johnson conducts revival services this week at Bethlehem Temple Church York Avenue and Young Street. The Steubenville evangelist speaks tonight through Sunday at 7 30 p m. Johnson directs a youth camp in Zanesville and serves as a state officer with the Pentecostal Assembly.
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Bethlehem Temple Church
York Avenue
Young Street
Floyd Johnson
Steubenville
Elder Johnson
Zanesville
Pentecostal Assembly
Cincinnati Symphony Opens Miami University Series in Withrow Court
The Cincinnati Symphony under Max Rudolf will perform at Miami University in Withrow Court Sunday at 8 19 p m. The program features Tannhauser Overture Mozart Symphony K V 543 Czech Dance Suite world premiere by Otto Frohlich and Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D Major with Michael Rabin. Rabin is a renowned concert violinist. Rudolf recently returned from Europe as guest conductor. The orchestra has reached 100 members after string-section additions and is hailed for a tuneful program during the Miami concert series.
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Oxford
Cincinnati Symphony
Max Rudolf
Miami University
Withrow Court
Rabin
Rudolf
Europe
Miami
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Opera
Met
America
Berlin Philharmonic
New York Philharmonic
Minneapolis Symphony
Frankfurt-am-Main
Expert on Government MU Speaker
Robert L. Brown of the University of Pittsburgh, a municipal government expert, will visit Miami University for three days of talks and a Tuesday evening public address. The talks cover careers in city planning and metropolitan issues. events include Kiwanis luncheon, student conferences, and an honors session. Brown coordinates Pittsburgh’s municipal metropolitan program and has served as city manager of Sherman Texas and as assistant city manager in Lubbock and San Antonio.
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Oxford
Robert L. Brown
University of Pittsburgh
Miami University
Brown
Miami University Center
Miami
Sea Good Government Fund
Oxford Kiwanis
University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
Sherman
Texas
Lubbock
San Antonio
Texas Tech
Trinity University
PTO To Hear Amanda Band At Oneida Meeting
The Oneida PTO will be entertained by the Amanda Junior High School band tomorrow night at 7 30 during their regular meeting. Also featured will be Mrs Alma fred Schwing the school nurse who will discuss the school health program.
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Oneida Pto
Amanda
Alfred Schwing
Talks Today May Settle Vet Bonus
Kentucky officials plan a meeting in Frankfort with Gov. Bert Combs, two Bowling Green doctors, and their attorney to urge dropping a suit against the veteran bonus act. If settled, state officials say bonus payments could begin almost immediately, with about 50,000 applications already processed. The doctors contend the state preempts a federal field by paying the bonus.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Bowling Green
Richard Grise
Sheldon McCloy
Court of Appeals
Police Nab Local Man In Robbery Case
Police hold Donald Holder, 26, of 2406 Waneta Street, in connection with an armed robbery on January 6. Victim Jesse Rose, 70, of 610 16th Avenue, says two unidentified men dragged him into Eagle Alley and took $110 from his shirt pocket. Rose was to be arraigned this morning in Judge J. T. Lamb's municipal court. Detectives also note J C Taulbee, 20, of 21 N. Main Street, faces a burglary hearing today for entering the Checker Store at Middletown Shopping Center on January 26 and taking about $230.
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Donald Holder
Waneta St
Jesse Rose
16Th Avenue
J. T. Lamb
Rose
Eagle Alley
Holder
J. C. Taulbee
N. Main St
Taulbee
Checker
Middletown Shopping Center
Three Children Treated At Middletown Hospital
Three youngsters were hospitalized after weekend accidents. Shirley Jean Morris, 8, fractured her right arm skating at Roller Haven. William Langdon, 3, needed four stitches after a fall at home cut his mouth. Garnett Ramaggi, 9, fractured his left wrist slipping on ice at home.
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Middletown Hospital
Shirley Jean Morris
Ralph Morris
Evelyn Drive
Franklin
Roller Haven
William Langdon
Garrett Langdon
Corley Road
West Middletown
Garnett Ramaggi
River St
Warren County tax duplicate hits record 7.8 million rise
Warren County's 1960 tax duplicate climbs to 7.8 million, led by 5 million in new residential real estate. The overall gross appraisal reaches 124,104,072 based on 1959 data, with a 15.6 million gain across real estate, personal property and public utilities. Franklin Mason Lebanon and others show varied increases while Wayne and Washington townships register declines.
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Lebanon
Warren County
James Templeton
Templeton
Mason
Franklin
Morrow
Waynesville
Harveysburg
Butlerville
Wayne
Washington
Turtlecreek
Clearcreek
Franklin City
Wayne Local
Lincoln Talk On Abraham Lincoln At Civitan Club
H H Lawrence assistant principal of Middletown Senior High School will give a noon talk on Abraham Lincoln at the Civitan Club meeting to be held tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel.
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Abraham Lincoln
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown Senior High
Civitan Aolee
Manchester Otel
Fires at Apartment Blaze Raise Odds in Same Building
Fire crews responded to two fires at 1514 16 Woodlawn Ave in a single building with downstairs and upstairs outbreaks. Officials said blazes appeared unrelated, one in an upstairs closet under investigation. Damage totaled about 110 dollars. A separate grease fire at 201 S. Breier Blvd led to an early Sunday response with no injuries reported.
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Woodlawn Ave
Howard Gall
George Pelfrey
Marvin Ferguson
Jack Wilkinson
S. Breier Blvd
Wives Day program chair named in Middletown YMCA group
Mrs Norvel Diver of the Middletown YMCA women’s committee appoints Mrs Vincent Sisson of 15 Sante Fe Road as chairman for a six week Wives Day Out series. The Wednesday sessions begin Feb 22 at 10 am featuring gym, swimming, lunch with nursery care for children two to five. An oyster drill is described as a sea snail that bores oyster shells and sucks out nutrients.
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Norvel Diver
Middletown
Four Arrested In The Theft Of 800 Car Wash Tickets
Four individuals face charges in Middletown after stealing 800 car wash ticket books from Middletown Automotive Car Wash on Main Street. Suspects are Collins Carroll 21 Otis Martin 19 Charles Pope 19 and Virgil Baker 18. They allegedly sold tickets valued over 900 dollars. a fifth youth in military service awaits pickup on return. Police say the tickets are numbered and will not be honored.
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Middletown
N. Main St
Colins Carroll
Eighth Ave
Otis Martin
Charles Pope
Sycamore St
Virgil Baker
Accountancy Board lists 143 CPA exam passers in Ohio
The Accountancy Board of Ohio announced 143 persons who passed the recent certified public accountancy examinations. One named recipient is Roy Eugene Halsey of 1332 Oakmont Drive Hamilton. They will be eligible for ICPA certificates after meeting legal experience requirements.
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the Accountancy Board of Ohio Today
Roy Eugene Halsey
Oakmont Drive
Hamilton
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Sharon Keays
Riviera Drive
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Red Bud Drive
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Eugene Coker
Santa Fe Road
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