Probation Officer Program Progress in Butler County
Judge Fred B. Cramer seeks state guidance on qualifications for the new adult probation officer post in Butler County Common Pleas Court. A Dayton district event features Judge Rodney M. Love speaking on Three Milestones of Living. Remaining steps depend on state welfare input and civil service exam requirements for applicants.
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Rodney M. Love
Montgomery County
Ohio State Nurss’ Association
Dayton
Middletown
Dorothy Baker
Donna Morea
Department of the
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
State Director of Public Welfare
Cramer
Measles And Flu Hit Eaton School
Eaton officials report an epidemic mainly of measles with 900 students absent. Superintendent Ralph Mikesell cites 143 absent from high school and elementary principal Nola Dalrymple notes 141 absent in grades one to six. Nearly 1,100 students in the district are affected.
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Eaton
Ralph Mikesell
Nola Dalrymple
Mikesell
Epidemic Affects School Attendance Faces Possible Closures
School students stayed home with various ailments as the epidemic spread to older boys and girls. School officials and county health commissioner Dr. Carle W Beane said there is little possibility that classes will be closed.
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Carle W. Beane
Municipal Court Fines and jail for fleeing scenes and DUI
In Municipal Court Judge Alton H. Combs handed heavy penalties to two drivers for fleeing accidents and other violations. Clyde Hollon 25 of Oxford State Rd drew 100 dollars plus costs, 25 dollars and costs for no registration, 25 dollars and costs for careless driving, plus 30 days in Butler County Jail and a three year driving prohibition. Marion Spencer 26 of 1627 Smith Ave received 100 dollars and costs and 30 days in jail, suspended, with a three year driving ban. Karl Wagner 48 of West Elton was fined 200 dollars and costs with a six month driving ban for operating while intoxicated and 10 dollars for no license. a faulty brakes charge was dismissed. John Ingram 23 of 1609 Garfield St got 9 dollars costs and a 15 day suspended jail term for assault and battery, and his knife was confiscated. Poultry raisers note infrared lamps are increasingly used for brooding baby chicks.
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Clyde B. Hollon
Oxford State Rd
Butler County
Hollon
Luther Powell
James Howerton
Marion Spencer
Smith Ave
Karl Wagner
West Elton
John Ingram
Garfield St
Asault
Ingram
Perfect Record as Blood Donor in Middle Town
Mrs. Bertha Boxwell of West Middletown kept a perfect donor record by giving a pint to yesterday's bloodmobile visit. The Armco employee has donated at every Middle Town stop since World War II lasting through the Korean tensions era. Two mothers with sons in service donated, including Mrs. Opal Alexander and Mrs. W H Henry, whose families serve in Korea and Washington. Nurse Mildred Holderman, awaiting health clearance, has requested duty since July after a prior 16 pints received during an operation.
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Bertha Boxwell
West Middletown
Middletown
Boxwell
Armco
Opal Alexander
W. H. Henry
First Ave
Alexander
Joseph
Antietam
Korea
John
Navy
Atlantic City
N. J
Henry
William Jr
Washington, D.C
David
Japan
Vanderveer St
Red Cross
Legion Auditorium
Navy contract awarded for metal shears production
The Columbia Machine and Engraving Company of Hamilton received a Navy contract worth 19000 dollars to manufacture metal shears. Reported today by the U S Department of Labor in Cleveland.
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Columbia Machine and Engraving Company of
Hamilton
U. S. Department of Labor
Cleveland
Local Donors Give 136 Pints To Bloodmobile
Local Red Cross volunteers collected 136 pints yesterday at the bloodmobile held at the Legion Home. Mrs Ila Hammons said 52 volunteers contributed 261 hours of service and donors waited only 45 to 60 minutes from registration to refreshments. The Red Cross program has collected four million pints in four years, with 1.5 million pints donated for Korea since the war began 18 months ago. About 160,000 pints went to the Far East as whole blood and the rest to plasma. Despite gains, national blood collection remains below quota as servicemen urge larger donations.
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Ila Hammons
Red Cross
Legion
Korea
Far East
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Centralia
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