Cook Optimist Of Year Honored By Middletown Club
Hugh Cook vice president of Denny Lumber Co and longtime Middletown Optimist member received the Optimist of the Year award at the Congress Inn dinner dance. Ray Monter presented the plaque. other honors went to Marvin Shane and Paul Steigerwald for perfect attendance.
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Hugh Cook
Denny Lumber Co
Middletown
Optimist Club
Congress Inn
Ray Monter
Marvin Shane
Paul Steigerwald
Cook
Jacot Park
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist International
George Bundick
Minter
Bill Hart
George Coomer
Lee Lynch
Whitey Huff
Robert Flager
Adam DiCristoforo
Don Hawkins
Paul Faries
Hawkins
Fred Parrella
G. David Howard
Elevator accident traps coed at Ogden Hall
Mi ami University senior Virginia Smith of Wilton Conn. was injured in a freak elevator incident at Ogden Hall around 8 45 p m She fell backward into the shaft as the cab descended and her upper body remained outside the shaft with the lower portion trapped An hour of work by security police maintenance crews and Dr Paul Schumacher freed her at 6 48 p m and she was taken to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton in fair condition with a broken pelvis
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Oxford
Miami University
Virginia Smith
Wilton
Conn
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Miss Smith
Ogden Hall
University
Paul Schumacher
The
Health Service
Miami Campus Slates Tuition Hikes On Three Campuses
Miami University trustees approved trimester tuition increases of 30 dollars at the Middletown campus and 50 dollars at the Oxford campus, plus a 50 dollar rise for out of state students. Oxford combines 175 dollar registration and 85 dollar general fees, with 250 dollar out of state tuition for nonresidents.
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Oxford — Miami Uniersity
Middletown
Oxford
Tui
Miami
Wight State University
Dayton
Ford to Address Butler County Lincoln Day Dinner
Republicans expect strong turnout at the Butler County Lincoln Day dinner 6 30 p m Monday at the Manchester Motor Inn with over 1000 tickets sold from Warren Montgomery Preble and Hamilton counties. Rep Clarence J Brown Jr will introduce Rep Gerald Ford who will outline the party campaign philosophy and Ford’s long record in Congress including 17 years in the House with 92 percent attendance.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Warren
Montgomery
Preble
Hamilton
William F. Rathman
Ohio
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
House
Ford
House of Representatives
Rep. Ford
Michigan
Committee On Appropriations
Baby burns from spilled coffee in Middletown
A 16 month old girl, Danelle Angle of 9348 McGuire Lane, was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital last night with burns on the chest neck face abdomen and legs after a hot coffee pot spilled on her. She was brought to the hospital at 7:16 p m yesterday.
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Franklin
Middletown
Danelle Angle
McGuire Lane
Multiple Local Crashes Leave Three People Slightly Injured
Three people were injured slightly in two Middletown auto accidents. Maryland Henderson 50 and Matilda Dean 70 were treated for minor injuries after a 225 pm collision at Wilbraham and Germantown roads. Dean was cited for failing to yield. A second crash at 5 pm on Yankee Road involved Martha Brown 54 as a passenger. Gwen Joy 1912 Brentwood St. and Marynard Argo 44 were drivers. Joy’s car sustained $250 damage while Argo’s was a total loss. Joy was cited for failing to yield. In a third incident at 11:55 am, Scarbrough 27 was cited for failing to yield after a 300 damage event. Other minor incidents occurred with various damages and citations for failing to yield or keep distance.
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Middletown
Marydel B. Henderson
N. Verity Parkway
Matilda Dean
Gorsuch Road
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Dean
Wilbraham
Germantown
Henderson
Dean Auto
Martha Brown
Yankee Road
Gwenith Joy
Brentwood St
Marynard Argo
Baltimore St
Jovy
Argo
Roosevelt Ave
S. Sutphin St
Scarbrough
Axel von Busch
Lisa Lane
Carol S. King
Eaton Ave
Grand Ave
Larry Hammond
Macready Ave
Monroe
Harriet Dennis
Hood Ave
Garfield Street
Yankkee Road
Accident Strikes Kinilalots and Scar at Sutphin Street
Yesterday's accident report lists Thomas Kinilalots, 19, of 118 Sutphin St, and James W. Scar as involved. Details are incomplete due to fragmented text from the page segment.
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Thomas Kinilalots
Sutphin St
James W. Scar
Auto Fire Burned In Fashion Fair Parking Lot
Middletown firemen were called to the Fashion Fair parking lot on University Boulevard at 6.17 p.m. yesterday when an auto caught fire. Owner Calvin Moye of Middletown Rt. 4 identified the vehicle. Cause was a carburetor backfire. No damage reported. Earlier at 12:16 p.m. firemen responded to 707 Washington St for chest pains in Jm Neal, 36, treated with a miralater for 30 minutes.
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Middletown
Fashion Fair
University Boulevard
Calvin Moye
Middletown Rt. 4
Washington St
Jm Neal
Neal
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Fry in Franklin
Obituary notice for Mrs Dorothy Fry of Lebanon Rt 2. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Franklin with Rev Elmer J Gregg officiating. Burial at Miami Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Anglesby Funeral Home Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
Dorothy Fry
Lebanon
Franklin man William E Grubler 83 dies at home
William E Grubler 83 of 10 W Jackson St Franklin died yesterday at home. A native of Franklin he retired in 1954 from Maxwell Paper Co after more than 25 years of service. Survived by wife Mary and sister Anna Mae Mason Covington Ky. Arrangements incomplete with Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin.
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Franklin
William E. Grubler
W. Jackson St
Mr. Grubler
Maxwell Paper Co
Mary
Anna Mae Mason
Covington, Ky
Anglesby
Man Bound Over On Charge Of Burglary
A 21 year old man, James Estep of Dayton Oxford Road, was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a burglary charge for allegedly breaking into Dr. James Stewart 314 River Street office on November 13. A forgery charge against Estep was continued until February 18. Others: Brown Neace 18 Germantown fined for no operator license and parking. Freddie Shavier 31 Hamilton jailed 30 days for petit larceny. Earl Pearson 35 Wilson Drive forfeited 50 bond on reckless driving. Gerald Yates 22 River Street fined 10 and license suspended 30 days. Kenneth Collins 23 Miamiburg forfeited 20 bond for no license. Charles Arvil 24 Gratis forfeited 20 bond for failure to maintain safe distance. Frank Allen 49 Model Court forfeited 10 bond for traffic signal violation. Eight speeders fined total 170.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
James Estep
Dayton-Oxford Road
James Stewart
River St
Enod
Estep
Brown Neace
Germantown
Freddie Shavier
Hamilton
Grants
Layuecrest
Sine Plarva
Earl Pearson
Wilson Drive
Gerald Yates
N. River St
Kenneth Collins
Miamisburg
Charles Arvill
Gratis
Frank Allen
Man Stabbed Three Times in Franklin dispute
Franklin police report 31 year old Benny Abney of 229 Bridge St. was stabbed in the chest three times at 7:15 p.m. by his ex wife Mary Lou Brown. Abney was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Brown claimed self defense to injuries from a prior eye incident.
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Franklin
Benny Abney
Bridge St
Middletown Hospital
Abney
Mary Lou Brown
Bridge Street
Miss Brown
Churchill exhibit opens in Colchester with 20 Churchill paintings
An AP report states Fleet Admiral Sir George Creasy opened a Churchill exhibition in Colchester England. The show features Churchill in roles as statesman soldier writer and artist and runs until March 12.
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Colchester
England
Winston Churchill
Fleet Adm
George Creasy
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Mprize
Gideon Rd
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McGee's Mkt
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