Record 50 mile hikers puzzle Middletown crowd
Nine started, two finished, and four more hikers plan to challenge the record. From Richmond to Middletown, Mike and Lee Dennis, John Schoultis, James South, and Mike Johnson began at 10 30 p.m. Friday, reaching 40 miles before resting west of Trenton. Schoultis completed the entire 50 miles after carrying his paper route Friday and again Saturday.
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Middletown
Mike
Lee Dennis
Bexley Drive
John Schoultis
Vannest Ave
James South
Mike Johnson
Fleming Road
Richmond
Ind
Trenton
Schoultis
Vannest Avenue
Journal Carrier
Funeral services for Aldie Lloyd
Funeral services for Aldie Lloyd aged 67 of 21 N Sutphin St will be held at 2 pm Monday at the Church of the Ascension. Burial follows in Woodside Cemetery. Surviving are widow Marie Lloyd mother John Lloyd sister Alice Lloyd Lawler brother Fred five grandchildren and two great grandchildren all of Middletown. Memorials to the local heart fund. No visitations. J R Baker & Sons Funeral Home in charge.
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Aldie Lloyd
N. Sutphin St
Church of the Ascension
Woodside Cemetery
Marie Lloyd
John Lloyd
Alice Lloyd Lawler
Fred
Middletown
Heart Fund
J. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Floyd Shoup, Middletown resident, dies at 74
Floyd Shoup, 74, of 370 Clark St. Middletown, died at 12:45 p.m. yesterday after a long illness. A Hazel Green Ky. native, he lived in Middletown 58 years and retired in 1957 from Diamond National Co. Survived by wife Nancy. daughters Mrs. Robert Hees of Miamisburg and Mrs. Hoyt Roberts of Miami. sons Floyd of Middletown and James with the U.S. Army in Pearl City Hawaii. brothers Asa and Robert of St. Petersburg, Fla.. 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He was a member of the First Church of God. Funeral arrangements, by J.R. Baker & Sons, incomplete pending arrival of the Hawaii-bound son.
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Floyd Shoup
Clark St
Middletown
Shoup
Hazel Green
Diamond National Co
Nancy
Robert Hees
Miamisburg
Hoyt Roberts
Miami, Fla
Floyd
James
U.S. Army
Pearl City
Hawaii
Asa
Robert
St. Petersburg
Fla
First Church of God
J.R. Baker & Sons
East Side Armco Plant Fire Damages Roof
Firefighters battled a roof fire at Armco on the citys east side for about three hours after arriving late yesterday. Two runs were needed as smoldering roofing material rekindled after crews left, causing considerable damage to the roof structure. A separate engine fire damaged a 1956 sedan owned by Betha D Varga at 1406 Calumet Ave. Emergency squad attended to three year old Charles Johnson suffering convulsions at his home.
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Armco
East Side
Betha D'Varga
Alameda
Calumet Ave
Charles Johnson
Two Accidents Reported in City Streets
Police reported two traffic accidents yesterday none with injuries or citations. Joe R Slusher 45 of 5336 Mosi man Road pulled from a driveway at 3519 Jewell Street and hit a curb fire plug causing about 150 dollars damage to his car and slight plug damage. A second collision at the municipal parking lot involved William Jordan of Urbana who pulled from a parking spot striking an auto driven by Carol J Forsythe 33 of 5001 Lesley Lane.
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Joe R. Slusher
Mosiman Road
Jewell St
William Jordan
Urbana
Carol J. Forsythe
Lesley Lane
Attack Case Investigated In Newport Workplace Assault
Hamilton Butler deputies investigate an assault at Wenham Transit Co in Newport. Robert L. Cook 39 of Newport Rt 1 is listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after being beaten at work around 2 30 p m. He plans to file charges but will not name his attackers.
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Hamilton
Butler
Newport
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Robert L. Cook
Newport Rt. 1
Wenham Transit Company
Gano
Cook
Perfume among Europe’s flowers trims to four hundred
Of more than four thousand species cultivated in Europe, only about 400 possess an agreeable perfume. The remark highlights the rarity of scented blooms amid the continent’s vast flora.
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Europe
Junior High Schools Excel At District 12 Music Auditions
Middleown area junior high students earned superior and excellent ratings at the District 12 Ohio Music Educators Association auditions held at the University of Cincinnati. Roosevelt Monroe McKinley and Amanda junior highs entered instrumental and vocal groups, with multiple soloists and ensembles earning superior and excellent marks.
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Middleown Area
Ohio Music Educators’ Association
University of Cincinnati
Roosevelt Junior High School
Valda Wilkerson
Monroe
Paul Morrow
McKinley Junior High
Bob Mucha
Amanda
Earl Jones
Lemon - Monroe Junior High
Ohio Music Education
McKinley Junior High School
Middletown
Cincinnati
Joe Peck
Tim Fawns
Gary Wilson
Gary Houser
Lamar Lipscomb
James Lindsay
Nancy Norton
Steffani Forrest
McKinley
Sally Groves
Brenda Kiester
Judy Bush
Larry Mann
Middletown Area
Amanda Junior High
Wins Baton Contest At Dayton For Linda Tewell
Linda Tewell 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Tewell of Manchester Road won the Miami Valley junior baton contest held yesterday at Colonel White High School in Dayton. Others placing included Judy Fletcher third and Steve Johnson fourth in beginners. Lizette Johnson second and Paula Marcum first in intermediates. Dessie Harsy third in 14 year olds. Debbie Hatton second in 11 year olds. Shiela Callahan third in 9 year olds. Candy Bailey second in 12 year olds. Sheron Nickell second in eight year olds. Regina Jackson third in nine year olds. Bonnie Fletcher second in 7 year olds.
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Linda Tewell
Bruce Tewell
Manchester Road
Miami Valley
Colonel White High School
Dayton
Judy Fletcher
Steve Johnson
Lizette Johnson
Paula Marcum
Bonnie Fletcher
Shiela
Callahan
Debbie Freeze
Sheron Nickell
Regina Jackson
Debbie Hatton
Candy Bailey
Dessie Harsy
Collision near Rt 741 Pennyroyal Bridge damages two cars
State patrol reports a two car crash at 3 51 p m Saturday just north of here at the Rt 741 Pennyroyal Road intersection. Thomas W Russell 18 of Franklin Rt 1 was northbound turning onto Pennyroyal when hit by H C Scott of Troy passing by. No citation issued.
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Springboro
Here
Pennyroyal Road
State Patrol
Thomas W. Russell
Franklin Rt. 1
Pennyroyal
H. C. Scott
Troy
Russell
Too Radical Too Mild Lausche and Keyserling Clash Over Tax Cuts
Washington AP Conservative Senator Frank Lausche argues the Kennedy tax cut is too small and risks calamity without spending cuts. Leon Keyserling, liberal economist, says the plan doesn’t go far enough and could spark a healthy long term boom followed by stagnation. Aiming to win congressional approval, the dispute highlights divisions over fiscal policy.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Keyserling
Senate House Economic Committee
Hughes Suit Puts 145 Million At Stake In TWA Battle
A federal judge ordered Howard Hughes to show cause why he should not face default of 145 million dollars in the fight over control of Trans World Airlines. The hearing is set for February 21 in New York District Court. The action, brought by TWA and its allies, seeks a default judgment and dismissal of Hughes 366 million dollar countersuit, accusing Hughes and the Hughes Tool Co of antitrust violations and noncompliance with court orders.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
Charles M. Metzner
John F. Sennett
TWA
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes and His Tool Company
Civil Aeronautics Board
Supreme Court
Sennett
The
Tool Company
Los Angeles
Akron Car Crash Kills Charles Britton 24
An Akron, Ohio car crash killed Charles Britton 24 of Barbert on Saturday two hours after the overturning in a ditch. Gerald Britton 24, his brother, and Barbara Barrett 19 of Greensburg were treated and released. Britton said he was turning left at Massillon and Boettler roads when the vehicle overturned.
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Charles Britton
Barberton
Gerald Britton
Charles
Barbara Barrett
Greensburg
Britton
Sheriff's Deputies
Massillon
Boettler Roads
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Lawn Ave
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U.S
Mi Nws
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2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
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