Giant Stator Placed For CG&E Jet Engine Plant Plant
A 23 by 13 foot generator stator weighing 395000 pounds was lowered onto its foundation at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. jet engine reserve production plant near Oxford State Road. The piece traveled from Schenectady to the plant site, lifted by 100 ton hydraulics, then moved 60 feet to its foundation. The plant will house multi jet powered units with an $8.5 million transmission system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Dick's Creek
Oxford State Road
American Materials Corp
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Cg&f
JET Power
Driver 18 Halted After High Speed City Chase
An 18 year old driver was charged with careless driving and no operator's license after a high speed chase with Middletown police and Ohio State Patrol early this morning. Gary Morningstar, 771 Fairhaven Drive, Hamilton, was stopped on Rt. 4 north of Rt. 747 after clocked speeds up to 80 mph. Morningstar was released on $150 bond.
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Middletown
Ohio State Patrol
Gary Morningstar
Fairhaven Drive
Hamilton
Donald Wells
Wells
S. Verity Parkway
Girard Avenue
Yankee Road
Ith Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
State Patrol
Morningstar
Wiley couple to lead Marmon Valley Farm and Village Inn venture
William D. Wiley and his wife Phyllis resign from Kirkmont Christian Center and plan full time management of Marmon Valley Farm near Bellefontaine, with a nearby Village Inn restaurant in Zanesfield. They will operate the summer program for boys and girls ages 7 to 14 and present camp plans to service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wiley
Middletown
Junior Achievement
Kirkmont
Belleionan
Phyllis
Marmon Valley Farm
Bellefontaine
Zanesfield
Village Inn
Wiley
Miami
Wileys
Ohio State University
There’s Trouble in Success Pitch
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce warns businessmen about dubious “success story” awards sold for up to 2500 dollars. The National Better Business Bureau notes promoters arrange a New York ceremony and media publicity at cost, with ten executives needed for the promoter to claim a “success story.”
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Middletown Area
National
Better Business Bureau
New York
Two Auto Accidents Injure Two at Middletown and Franklin
Two auto crashes yesterday left Marcelie Barton and Robert Fox with minor injuries. Barton, 45, complained of shoulder and neck pain after a collision at Central Avenue and Highview Road, treated at Middletown Hospital. Faeta 56 was cited for not keeping a safe distance in the crash that damaged Barton’s car and another vehicle. Fox, 19, was X-rayed for possible knee injuries after a separate crash at Central Avenue and Stephin Street. Oma Fox and Robert Vogelsang were involved, with Oma Fox cited for failing to yield at a red light. Damage in the second crash was listed at over $100.
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Marcelie Barton
Carol Lee Lane
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Roy
Central Avenue
Highview Road
Thomas Faeta
Talton Drive
Barton
Robert Riley
Hinton St
Franklin
Faeta
Robert Fox
Vanderveer St
Stephin Street
Fox
Oma
Robert Vogelsang
N. Verity Parkway
Man, 29, charged after crash at Marshall Road
Thomas Burlick, 29, of 311 Vanderveer St., involved in a crash at 119 N Marshall Road with a fire hydrant and utility pole at 12 50 p m. Damage to car and fire plug set at 1100 dollars. Burlick charged with excessive speed. Daryl Phelps, 34, of Middletown Rt 1, and Stella Willis, 10 S Marshall Road, at German town Road and N Verity Park Way at 12 30 p m, caused 350 dollars damage. Mrs Willis charged with failing to yield on a left turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burlick
Vanderveer St
N. Marshall Road
Burlick
Daryl Phelps
Middletown
Reunion by Seoul Call Brings Hamilton Mother and Son Together
A Hamilton mother Betty Greer and her 19 year old son Pfc Arnold Edward Anderson Jr reunited by a telephone call from Seoul Korea police say he has been stationed there since age four and expects to fly home in about 15 days to meet his mother face to face in Hamilton. The pair had been separated for about 18 years after Greer divorced Andersons father in 1948 and the boy was taken to Duluth Minnesota. Anderson later wrote Middletown police seeking his mother.
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Hamilton
Seoul
Korea
Betty Greer
Pfc
Arnold Edward Anderson Jr
Anderson
Scouts to Honor Heroes at Mound Builders Banquet
The Mound Builders Area Council will recognize three scouters for heroism three for patriotism and two for outstanding local contributions at a banquet Thursday at the Manchester Motor Inn The event begins at 7 pm and will include national heroism certificates for a Troop 74 crew from Clayton Street Church of God for rescuing a drowning victim near Sunbury Ohio last May The Silver Beaver Award for outstanding service to two area scouts will also be presented along with other veteran training and round table awards
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Mound Builders’ Area Council
Manchester Motor Inn
Clayton Street
Freedom Foundation
Boy Scouts of America
Park Plans Of City Explained By Middletown Officials
Three Middletown City Commissioners replied to a realtors letter objecting to buying 545 acres near Elk Creek for a major city park. They defend the purchase as prudent, within three miles, and in the master plan, noting no detailed development plans exist yet and hope for federal open spaces aid.
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Middletown
Elk Creek
Commission
William W. Denham
Charles P. Terhune
Madison Township
Mary Lord
James Curry
Denham
Terhune
Elk Creek Park and Recreation
City Legal Department
City’ Planning Commission
Park Board
Planning and
City Commissions
Planning Commission
Virgil,Clark
Donald Gose
Principal Leads Safety Meet at Butler County Conference
Carel Cosby chairman of the Middle town Safety Council will preside at the Butler County Safety Conference school section meeting on March 2 at Oneida Elementary School. The program includes remarks by School Supt. Howard Cromwell a safety film and a safety equipment demonstration by Roosevelt Junior High students. Lt. Arthur Mehring Cincinnati Police Department helicopter pilot will make a flying visit.
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Carel Cosby
Middletown Safety Council
Butler County Safety Conference
Oneida
Cosby
Howard Cromwell
Roosevelt
Paul Krebs
Arthur Mehring
Cincinnati Police Department
Park size deemed sufficient for city needs with expansion idea
Officials noted the park would serve the city adequately but urged that it be doubled in size to accommodate future growth.
Twirlers Triumph in Area Baton Championship Meet
Rhonda Napier year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Napier won advanced competition at a USTA sponsored Miami Valley baton twirling contest at Colonel White High School Dayton. Donna Armstrong 11 placed third with other area winners across age groups. Lu Ann Evans 11 Middletown won first in 11 year advanced class at Garfield Heights Cleveland and placed high in strutting and junior championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Sue Napier
Robert Napier
Woodlawn Ave
Miami Valley
Colonel White High School
Dayton
Donna Marie Armstrong
Susan Bongiani
Gayle Jefferson
Judy Parrish
Pam Geyer
Cindy Palmer
Pam Fields
Lori Johnson
Diana Levterson
Sue Bray
Peggy Huenning
Medna Horback
Diana Russell
Beverly Huenning
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Lu Ann Evans
Middletown
AFS Unit Sets Meeting at School Administration Building
An important meeting of the American Field Service unit is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school administration building on Girard Ave. All members and anyone interested in the AFS program are invited, per co-chairmen Mr and Mrs William K Robinson.
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Girard Ave
AFS
William K.robinson
Cats as pampered pets show four percent as fancy varieties
A note on cat ownership states four percent of American cats are considered fancies and are typically pampered by their doting owners.
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America
Board To Air Building Plans At Education Meeting
Supt Howard Cromwell will discuss building programs at Lemon Monroe high and elementary schools at the Board of Education meeting at 7 30 this evening. Selection of baccalaureate and commencement speakers for Middletown and Lemon Monroe high schools will be announced.
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Lemon-Monroe
Howard Cromwell
of Education
Middletown
Lemon - Monroe
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Serta
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