Flyer Smashes Auto At Carlisle Collision Injures Two
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a car at a Carlisle crossing, tearing off the front end and pushing the auto 180 feet into a vacant lot. Occupants Oscar Boggs and Marie Lewis escaped with minor injuries and were treated at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyer
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Oscar Boggs
Dayton-Oxford Rd
Franklin
Carlisle Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Marie Lewis
Middletown
Malone Says Allies Dictate U S Foreign Policy At Rally
Senator Malone joined by McCarthy and Dirksen in Chicago for a Lincoln Day program criticizes foreign policy as controlled by allies. He argues U S trade and aid policies erode independence and calls to shift billions from subsidies to defense. Sponsors describe attendees as conservatives aligned with Taft era views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sen. Malone
Rnev
Republican Party
Republic
Malone
U. S
State Department
United States
America
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Grounded Juvenile Driver Faces Long Suspended License
A 16-year-old who had driven one month will wait until 18 to drive again after a hit skip accident injuring Louis Steckrath, 77. Judge Harry Walsh suspended driving rights for five years with eligibility for restoration after two, ordered restitution, and noted the youth’s frightful act. Three teens who stole a truck and committed petty thefts received suspended sentences to the Lancaster Boys Industrial School, with probation conditions to attend church and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walsh
Louis Sterkrath
Franklin St
Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
Steckrath
Middletown Hospital
Judge Walsh
Middletown High School Orchestra Sets Tuesday Concert
The 21 member Middletown High School orchestra will headline the first of three concerts with the school band Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Selections include Festival March Echoes from the Grand Operas Gopak Two Guitars and Procession of the Sardar. Grover Banks will sing two selections during the orchestra portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Gopak
Grover Banks
Robert Ramsdell
Anne Foutz
Miss Foutz
Katherine Springer
Martha Ramsdell
Mary Ann Weikel
Cynthia Howard
Trent Bobbitt
Ronald Chrisman
Finger Mishap Injures Local Auto Worker
Richard Beadoin 18 of 3506 Jewell Ave an employee of Paul Clark Motors. He dropped a battery on his index finger at work and was treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beadoin
Jewel Ave
Paul Clark Motors, Inc
Middletown Hospital
Not Too Cold For Hot Tempers
Last night fights erupted despite mild weather. Police at Central Avenue and Clinton Street found a two men after a cafe check and urged medical care. At Michigan Avenue and Grove Street officers found a man arguing with another. a gun was not located after a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Michigan Avenue
Grove Street
Bird Of An Affair
Shawnee Oklahoma marriage license issued to Margaret Buzzard and John Bird yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee, Okla
Margaret Buzzard
John Bird
At The Movies Showings This Weekend
Paramount presents The Violent Men White Orchid and Silver Chalice showings across Saturday and Sunday with multiple nightly times. Strand screens Track of the Cat Es cape from Fort Bravo Tennessee Champ Mogambo at listed times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Fort Bravo
Red Light Error Puts Him In Jail
Lloyd Clemmons 33 of 4311 Vannest Ave was jailed at 2 45 a m after police observed a car run a red light and found a knife in the auto He was charged with driving while intoxicated and carrying a concealed weapon following arrest by Patrolmen Paul Judd and Jack Barnes at Charles Street and Casper Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletonian
Lloyd Clemmons
Vannest Ave
Paul Judd
Jack Barnes
Clemmons
Charles Street
Casper Avenue
No Changes Abandon Goals in Five Year Plan
The report notes that under Malenkov consumer goods goals were intensified but proved too heavy a double load. Russian economists say consumer goods targets were not met and will be lowered this year, reflecting the regime's shift in priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malenkov
Snow Closes Rural Schools and Halts Roads Across Ohio
Ohio report notes most incidents from slick roads with no fatalities. Columbus records three inches of snow, a winter high. Youngstown and Zanesville see four inches. Six of 12 Chillicothe rural schools closed, Scioto County schools shut. Salt shortages slow driving. new shipments expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Youngstown
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Scioto County
Toledo
Newark
Ohio
Dayton
False Alarms Trigger Sprinkler at 437 N Broad St Warehouse
Firemen were twice summoned yesterday to a warehouse at 437 N Broad St occupied by Joseph Seagram and Sons of Lawrenceburg Ind Responding at 11 19 a m and 1 32 p m they found excessive air pressure in a cry valve set off the sprinkler system the alarms proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Broad St
Joseph Seagram & Sons, Inc
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati High Stars 62 58 Loss Despite Free Throws
Ron Haggard, senior guard for Cincinnati New Woodward High, led his team with 20 free throws in a 62-58 defeat to Cincinnati Hughes. New Woodward scored 36 points from free throws, with no field goals by Haggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ron Haggard
Cincinnati New Woodward High School
Cincinnati Hughes
Haggard
New Woodward
Coldest weather tale prompts road caution across state
Ohio Weather Bureau issued corrections lowering the expected overnight low to zero to 5 below. Middletown readings hovered near peaks of 2 above and 2 below by morning as Steubenville logged 3 below. State patrol warned of slick secondary roads and hazardous travel conditions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Armco
Steubenville
Deaths Services for Miss Lucy Quinlin 82
Miss Lucy Quinlin, 82, lifelong Kyles Station Road resident, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton from burns. Requiem High Mass at Church of the Seven Dolors Monroe. Burial in St Stephen Cemetery Hamilton. Survived by brother Timothy Quinlin and sister Mrs Matt Grunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Quinlin
Kyles Station Road
Mercy
Miss Quinlin
Timothy
Mary Casher Quinlin
Seven Dolors Church
Matt Grunner
Hamilton
Funeral services set for William B. Smith
William B. Smith 67 of West Middletown Rt 1 died Thursday at home after a heart attack. A World War I veteran and Aeronca Manufacturing employee, he will be buried at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation with his son Austin Smith is today and Monday before services at First United Baptist Church in Hamilton. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Smith
West Middletown
Rt. 1
First United Baptist Church
11Th Street
Hamilton
Henry Gray
Woodside
Mr. Smith
Hinkle Road
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Austin Smith
Wilbraham Rd
Hamilton Church
McCoy-Leffler
Obituary: Herbert L. Rockey of Miamisburg
Herbert L. Rockey 73 of Miamisburg died Friday while shoveling snow at 522 Kercher Ave. He served as deputy sheriff of Montgomery County and with the Miamisburg police. Surviving: wife Iona, sons Robert and Paul, daughter Mrs Clarence Kohr, sister Mrs Edith Hanger, six grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Gebhart Schmidt Funeral Home Miamisburg. burial Zion Cemetery Kettering. visitation Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Robert Eaton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Herbert L. Rockey
Robert Rockey
Robert Eaton
Kercher Ave
Miamisburg
Iona Rockey
Rocszy
West Carrollton Envelope Co
Montgomery County
Robert
Paul
Clarence Kohr
Albuquerque
N.M
Edith Hanger
Kettering
Gebhart-Schmidt Funeral Home
Joseph Frease
First Lutheran Church of
Zion
Funeral
Robert Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs Bertha F Clark dies at 69 in Lebanon
Mrs Bertha Freida Clark aged 69 of 524 Silver Street Lebanon died at 1 35 yesterday in her home after two years of ill health She was born in Hamilton June 2 1885 and belonged to St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church There is surviving husband Forrest Clark Services will be at Klaus Funeral Home Hamilton at 2 pm Monday with Rev R C Whisenhunt officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Bertha Freida Clark
Silver St
Funeral home visitation hours announced
Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday. The notice indicates a visitation for those wishing to pay respects.
Clyde Whitacre, Morrow businessman and farmer dies at 70
Clyde Whitacre 70 longtime Morrow resident and businessman died yesterday at his home. He served as director of Morrow Lumber Co. Morrow Realty Co. and Morrow Feed and Supply Co. and previously of First National Bank. Surviving are his wife Edna two sons Waldo and Raymond a sister and four grandchildren. Services will be Monday at Yale Funeral Home officiated by Rev O V Nicholas with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Clyde Whitacre
Local Obituaries and Funeral Services
Russell D Addison 53 of 533 South Street services today at Proeschel Funeral Home. Arnold Andrews 30 of 347 Dayton Street died in Delaware from January 22 accident injuries with services. Beatrice Claudepierre 66 of 325 North 4th Street services 9 a.m. Monday at St Stephen Church. Reba Sigman 33 formerly of Hamilton in Annapolis Maryland services 10 30 a.m. Monday at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell D. Addison
South St
Proeschel
Arnold Andrews
Dayton St
Delaware
Webb Funeral Home
Beatrice Claudepierre
N. 4Th St
St. Stephen Church
Reba Sigman
Hamilton
Annapolis
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Notable deaths across North America mark end of era
New York stars Ona Munson 48 a stage and film actress and radio figure died Friday after a long career with three husbands including Eugene Berman a stage designer. In Toronto Sir William Thomas White 88 wartime finance minister and director and ex new s paper man died Friday. Libertyville Albert J Bates 54 former president of G Heilmann Brewing and Ruppert Brewing and then president of a furniture firm died Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ona Munson
Eugene Berman
Portland
Ore
Toronto
William Thomas White
Canada
Libertyville, Ill
Albert J. Bates
G. Heilmann Brewing Co
Lacrosse
Wis
Ruppert Brewing Co
Clergy Guests and Teas Highlight Local Sunday Schedule
The Rev. Louis Smith will preach at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. The Rev. William Reynolds leads services. Tomorrow at 3 30 p m Friendship Baptist Church on Walnut Street dedicates new choir robes with Rev. Dan Ruffin of New Miami and his congregation in charge. Girls Assembly 13 OES hosts a Valentine tea at Mrs. James Kemp 1406 Young Street with Mrs. William Mack mother advisor and Margaret Turner royal queen. American Legion Auxiliary holds a pre Valentine tea 2 to 6 p m tomorrow at the Legion Hall on 8th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln St
William Reynolds
Friendship Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Dan Ruffin
New Miami
Girls Assembly 13
OES
James Kemp
Young St
William Mack
Margaret Turner
Injured Man Treated After Fall on Dayton Street
Injured man from 1605 1st Ave Dayton was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated left elbow after a fall on the street last night. He was released after treatment at 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Rve
1St Ave
Middletown Hospital
Dayton
Misses Jail Date Leads to 266 Day Punishment
Franklin judge orders Stanly Osa Ross to complete 266 consecutive days in jail for failing to continue weekend jail sentences after an DUI conviction. Ross had chosen 30 days or 30 weekends, served four weekends, and then missed appearances. The report also notes Rollie Hizer’s $200 fine and six month jail term for assault and battery, suspended on condition. Melvin Shelser receives $50 fine and license suspension pending damages payment. William Conley forfeits a $15 bond for reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Stanly Osa Ross
Ross
Rollie Hizer
Riley
Melvin Eugene Shelser
William Lee Conley
Sister Mary de Chantel Hanrahan Dies in Cincinnati
Sister Mary de Chantel Hanrahan 71 sister superior of the Sisters of Mercy Convent in Cincinnati died yesterday at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. A native of Delaware Ohio she taught in London Piqua Urbana and other schools during her career with the order Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Cincinnati with burial in the convent grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary de Chantel
Hanrahan
Sisters of Mercy Convent
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mary
Delaware
Ohio
London
Piqua
Urbana
Everest Height Revised After New Survey
A new survey revises Everest height from 29,002 feet to 29,028 feet, updating the century old measurement. The finding affects geographic records and mountaineering references.
Five City Auto Mishaps Totaling $1110
Five daytime crashes on snow slick streets caused $1110 in damage with no injuries. Lucille Creekbaum 48 skidded at Grand Ave and Lamneck St hitting two parked cars. a second collision at Jefferson Rd and Brentwood St involved Sponsel and South. a third at 1st Ave and Grimes St involved Finney and Tullis. Others caused under $25 damage to a school sign and a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Creekbaum
Donald Spensel
Burton Rd
John South
Garfield St
Jefferson Road
Brentwood Street
South
Lefferson Road
Sponsel
John McNabb
Hood Ave
14Th Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
Emery Hall
Burbank St
Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
Financier Web ster Buys Globe and Mail
R Howard Webster, a 45 year old Canadian financier, becomes new owner of the Toronto Globe and Mail after bidding for the 111 year old paper. The purchase reportedly tops 10 million dollars, the largest Canadian newspaper deal to date, with Webster vowing no immediate changes and job protections for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
R. Howard Webster
Toronto Globe and Mail
Canada
Webster
U. S
Globe and Mail
George C. McCullagh
William Loeb
New Hampshire
Vermont
South African Extremists Discuss Reprisals in Secret Meeting
In Johannesburg an underground group called the Berliners with about 200 members met to discuss reprisals against the government plan to move non-whites out of West Johannesburg. They oppose nonviolent resistance by the African National Congress and are known for rapid shooting and knife carrying. Negro leaders reportedly urge restraint to avoid a race war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
African National Congress
Auto Looted in California Man’s Yard
Herman Welch of 1703 Meadow Ave reported a burglary last night in which two tires and wheels valued at 30 dollars and a box of refrigerator tools worth 50 dollars were stolen from his car parked in front of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Welch
Meadow Ave
Purdy Marks 19th Year in Termite Control Service
J L Purdy, a noted termite expert in Butler County, celebrates 19 years in business. A former contractor, he founded Extermital termite control and serves as a director at its Dayton home office. He is active in Ohio and National Pest Control associations and offers free annual termite inspections per U S Department of Agriculture guidance. He also provides an educational color and sound movie for schools and clubs.
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Purdy
Butler
Extermital
Dayton
Ohio and National Pest Control Assns
Ohio Organization
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Says Malone
William J. Conway
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Dirksen
Ilinois
MUS Orchestra
Norman Vincent
Peale
THE
Middletown Journal
Vance Russell
Middle Town
Henrysville
Brown County
Green Bay Area
Ohio Weather Bureau
Lucey Quinlin
Bertha F. Clark
Associated Press
Colored News
Hayett
College of the Scriptures
Louisville
Kentucky
Central Church of Christ
1St Avenue
Grimes Street
Fred Finney
S. Sutphin Sr
John W. Tullis
Middletown Rt. 2
Finney
Tullis
Grimes
J. L. Purdy
Training Union
Robert H. Mirel
Southern Baptist Church
N. Winton St. Mayfield
Jesus
Adventist Church
Main St
DR. “Bob” Wells
American Evangelistic Association
Dallas, Texas
Bible Institute
Schickendanz
Ten
Grace Baptist Church
Howard Sears
Wilbraham
Wilmore
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