Accidents In Area Injure 4
Four persons were injured in three area accidents yesterday morning and evening. Edward Centers Jr. 38 was treated at Middletown Hospital for a head laceration after his westbound car on Greentree Road overturned. Robert Lee Reynolds 20 slid off Canal Road struck a pole and fence. passengers Janet Bates 18 and Beverly Cox 18 were treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for back and head injuries. Connie Lee Carshall 25 suffered back and head pains after losing control on snow covered Franklin Trenton Road.
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Greentree Road
Interstate 75
Edward Centers Jr
South Ave
Middletown Hospital
Carlisle
Canal Road
Heads Gate Road
Robert Lee Reynolds
Sheriff's Deputies
Janet Bates
First Ave
Beverly Cox
Central Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Miss Bates
Miss Cox
Reynolds
Franklin - Trenton
Rt. 122
Connie Lee Carshall
Monroe St
Weith
Queen Honors Lady Macmillan with Dame Grand Cross
Queen Elizabeth II named Lady Macmillan Dame Grand Cross of the British Empire for years of charitable and political work in London.
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Lady Macmillan
London
Elizabeth II
Dorothy Macmillan
Intruders Hit Oneida School and Vehicle in Weekend Theft
Butler County deputies reported a break in at Oneida Elementary School on Yankee Road. Intruders cut a hole in the principal's desk ransacked filing cabinets and looted soft drink machines, taking 45 dollars in cash. Separately four hub caps were stolen from a vehicle owned by Ken Chalfin of 20 Kenwood Drive at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street, with a loss of 50 dollars.
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Oneida
Yankee Road
Ken Chalfin
Kenwood Drive
S. Main Street
Australia Enforces Compulsory Voting With Small Fine
The eligible electorate must vote under Australian law and faces a minor fine if they abstain without a valid excuse. The rule applies nationwide, reinforcing turnout expectations for elections and referendums.
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Australia
Art Winners Go On Display In Middletown Show
More than 100 people attended the Middletown Fine Arts center show at the Mid-Town Center on Broad Street. Judges selected 47 exhibits from 115 entries within a 20 mile radius including Oxford. First prize oil went to Margaret Hursh, second to Nancy Kindred, third to Tom Taylor. photographs awards went to Paul Landfair, Frederic Stock, Fred G. Howard. Water color prizes awarded to Leroy Sowder, Eleanor Skyllingstad, Peter Hummel. Exhibits will be on display today to 8 pm and Tuesday 11 am to 5 pm and Wednesday 11 am to 9 pm. Pickup for accepted works Wednesday 7:30 to 9 pm at Midtown Center. other works at Middletown Fine Arts Center Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Margaret Hursh
Schirm Drive
Nancy Kindred
Stevens Ave
Tom Taylor
Linburn St
Paul Landfair
Oxford
Frederic Stock
Trenton
Fred G. Howard
Franklin
Leroy Sowder
Springale
Eleanor Skyllingstad
Fairfield
Peter Hummel
Stevens Avenue
L. F. Keitzenkorn
Midtown Center
Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
Great Decisions Discuss U S Policy Expands Local Study
A record number of Middleton residents joined the fifth annual Great Decisions program led by Richard Peters and Cecil Kindred. One hundred forty two participants enrolled across nine home groups, up from one hundred twenty last year, with weekly meetings analyzing U S foreign policy and communism.
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U.S
Richard Peters
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Cecil Kindred
Dorman Richardson
U.S Department of State
Ohio
Washington
American Foreign Policy Association
Parked car collision on Moore Street causes damage
A 3:14 a.m. crash on Moore Street near Sherman Avenue involved a moving car driven by Joseph Ray Veide, 19, who slid into a parked vehicle owned by Bush Gravett, causing about 400 dollars in damage to the parked car and 100 dollars to Veide's car. Veide was cited for failing to stop within the assured clear distance.
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Middletown
Moore Street
Sherman Avenue
Joseph Ray Veide
Baltimore St
Moore
Bush Gravett
Moore St
Velde
Dewey Strong
Wilbraham Roan
Sadie M. Ross
Jewell Ave
Tytus Avenue
Enoch Drive
Ross
Clara Snowden
Meadow Ave
Strong
Glenn Wilson
Fairmount Ave
Allene Allen
Wayne Ave
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Allen
Jack C. Hughes
Miamisburg
Laura Payne
Winton St
Payne
Edgar W. Houk
The
City Hotel
Robert R. Kirby
Sutphin Street
Kirby
Ferris Wheel Erected at Chicago Midway in 1893
The largest Big Wheel in the world the Ferris Wheel was built at the Chicago Midway in 1893. It cost about 300000 dollars and was named after its designer George Ferris.
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George Ferris
Midway
Chicago
Commission Sets Plan To Find New City Manager
City commissioners began steps Saturday to hire a new city manager. They will advertise in the International City Manager Association Newsletter with a Feb 15 appearance. Thompson, resigning March 11 for Springfield Missouri, said the salary is above average for the town.
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Commission
International City Manager Association
William Denham
Charles W. Thompson
Denham
Thompson
Donham
Middletown
Springfield
Peace theme dominates Catholic men at St John’s breakfast
Rev. Vincent Horrigan of Xavier University told about 250 men at St John’s Church that the Ecumenical Councils declare religious peace. He said the church moves from primacy of faith to primacy of love and predicted a new era, with lay leadership growing after centuries of clerical dominance. He cited Council history and Rome meetings with other faith leaders.
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Vincent Horrigan
Xavier University
St. John’s Church
Trent
Father Horrigan
Horrigan
Civitans To Hear Lincoln Talk At Manchester Inn
Herman H. Lawrence Middletown High School assistant principal and Miami University Academic Center supervisor will present a talk on Abraham Lincoln at the Civitan Club meeting tomorrow noon. Emmett Sherron is program chairman.
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Herman H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Miami University
Abraham Lincoln
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Emmett Sherron
Schlotter Renamed By Credit Union
William Schlotter was re elected Saturday to a fourth term as president of Aeronca Employes Credit Union. The annual meeting at the Sportsmens Club also re elected George Werkley vice president and reelected Eugene Dan ner treasurer Mrs Leo Bertram secretary and Mrs Chester Frashier assistant treasurer and secretary. Dividend for 1963 was 4.2 percent with 185 members and new members joining this year. Loans totaled 185000 savings 242000 assets 301111. Three year terms went to Schlotter Totter and Danner with Hayward Stafford for one year. Harold Root joined the audit committee George Irwin the credit committee.
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William Schlotter
Franklin St
Aeronca Employes Credit Union
George Werkley
Eugene Danner
Leo Bertram
Chester Frashier
Schlotter
Albert Totter
Danner
Hayward Stafford
Harold Root
George Irwin
Lease Tops City Agenda for Airport Land to T. W. Smith Aircraft
An ordinance authorizing a lease of about eight acres at Hook Field Municipal Airport to T. W. Smith Aircraft Inc is set for City Commission action at tonight's 8 o'clock meeting. The lease had been delayed awaiting contract details and was due before the commission last week.
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T. W. Smith Aircraft, Inc
Hook Field Municipal Airport
Expected First Degree Manslaughter Charge In Shooting
Authorities expect first degree manslaughter charges today against Joe Davis for the fatal shooting of Eddie Atkins during a Blythe Williams American Legion Hall altercation over a five dollar bet. Three other men were injured in the shootout, with Atkins and Foster dead and Easter later dying of injuries.
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Joe Davis
Minnesota St
Eddie Atkins
Curtis St
Blythe Williams American Legion
Eddie Williams
Young St
Charles Jackson
17Th Ave
Eighth Avenue
Lincoln Street
Davis
Atkins
Harold Gray
Five Cincinnati Workhouse escapees still at large
Ken Isbell and Larry Marshall are among five escapees from the Cincinnati Workhouse who remain free. Eight escaped Saturday morning. three recaptured Saturday night. Two men from Manchester were later arrested after breaking into a store for winter clothing, with Robert Montgomery detained after hiding in the store.
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Ken Isbell
Middletown
Larry Marshall
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Manchester
Wilbur Guthrie Jr
Edward Darnell
New Richmond
Robert Montgomery
Victim Of Crash Dies At Hamilton
Kenneth Rice a 26 year old resident of 80 Lexington Drive died at Mercy Hospital at 8 am after injuries from a January 28 crash on East River Road near Corwin Avenue. He was the third traffic fatality in Butler County in 1964. The northbound car hit a utility pole on the Hamilton Fairfield dividing line.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Garrett J. Boone
Kenneth Rice
Lexington Drive
East River Road
Corwin Avenue
Fairfield
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Butler County Sheriff's Office
Middletown and Vicinity
Dayton
Miami Valley
Anchester Meter
Inniddletown, O
Paul D. Galeese
Stamina
Star Brand Service
Eddie Stigler
Rogers
Eas
Stanley Dye
Cub Scout Pack
Legion Post
Kevin Watson
Jack Baltzell
Father Forrigan
Civitans
Lincoln
Credit Union
Sportsmen's Club
Union Sanitary’s Self Service
Toine
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
Hall
Carl Easter
4Th Ave
Easter
Jackson
Lt. Gray
Foster
Garret Boone
Gray
Robert Marrs
William Rathman
Jordan Funeral Home
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Herbert Hart
Woodside Cemetery
Three Creeks Baptist Church
el Dorado
Ark
Mae
Oliver
Edward
Minnie Voyce
Santa Cruz
Calif
Newburger’s Furniture CO
South Broad St
South Bread
Dial
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