Howard Stamm Receives Silver Beaver In Scout Dinner
Howard Edward Stamm Jr of Franklin is named the 28th Silver Beaver in the Mound Builders' Area Council at its annual recognition dinner at Anthony Wayne School. Stamm founded Franklin Troop 14, growing from four to 45 members and leading a toy repair program aiding needy families each Christmas. The event honored multiple long-time volunteers and featured remarks by Robert L. Billington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Edward Stamm Jr
7Th St
Franklin
Mound Builders’ Area
Boy Scout Council
F E. H. Bindley
Stamm
Frank
Anthony Wayne School
George E. Harvey
Charles R. Hook
W. H. Minton
C. B. Walker
Raymond W. Young
KR. C. Dowling
G. Jack Gray
Chrie Lockmeyer
Coun E. Chitwood
Alfred Eardy
Charlee Lockmeyer
James EF. Martin
F. T. Witheropoon
Harold W Dougherty
George Sims
David Selvar
Howard E Stamm Jr
Richard W. Adame
Edward W Barker
R. L. Davidson
Ted Waan
Max Gittelstedt
Rountup
Middleton American Legion
Hornaday
Howard Stamm Jr
Franklin Troop 14
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Journal
Asher
Middletown Urges City Correction Center Proposal
The statement argues for a state funded correction center in Middletown to improve local order and prisoner rehabilitation while saving public funds. It notes past costs of outsourcing to Cincinnati and Butler County and cites four reasons including economy and public works. The plan also mentions leasing the Doty Building on Curtice Street to United Cerebral Palsy Inc.
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Cincinnati
Butler County
Middletown
T Missioners
Legis Emerra
City
Doty
Curtie Street
Uaited Cerebral Palsy Inc
Smith Pond Licenses To Go On Sale
Smith Pond fishing permits go on sale Friday at the bait and concessions stand in Smith Park. Season family permits stay at $19 as last year. The city park department plans stocking with about 552 pounds of fish and will add more after March A. The season opens with permits available at the city stand on Tytus Avenue.
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Smith Pond
Smith Park
Tytus Avenue
Trenty
Smith End
Colored News New Era church officers to meet at home
Meeting notices list teachers and officers of the Colored News New Era Baptist Church to gather at the home of Joseph Pate on Jecehy Avenue. The Infantile Paralysis Committee will meet at 2 22 pm at Mrs. Fam imne Patterson’s home on 37th Avenue. A fundraiser club event is planned for 8 p m Friday at 1619 Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Baptist Church
Cone Dae Oese
Joseph Pate
Jecehy Avenue
Famimne Patterson
Garfield
Seventeen Youths Report for Draft Physicals at Ft Thomas
Seventeen registrants were sent to Fort Thomas Kentucky for armed forces physical examinations as Local Draft Board 10 lists names. Included are William Baldwin Pollard Ronald Edward Frye David Byron Swisher and others from Middletown West Carrollton Hamilton and nearby areas. Thirteen Miami University students also reported for transfer examinations upon orders from their local boards.
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Ft. Thomas
William Baldwin Pollard
Ronald Edward Frye
Winona Dr
David Byron Swishler
Sherman Ave
Charles Frederick Back
Thomas Road
West Middletown
Raymond Dale Davies
Beverly Lane
Edward Linus Brown Jr
Ardmore
Charles W. Combs
Hawkins Road
Middletown
George Willard Spencer
Grand Ave
Donald Edward Farquer
Franklin St
Clyde Robert West
Wesl
Easter Brown Denton
Alexandria Road
Warren Neal Frahiman
Moore Rd
Raymond Reynolds
Sheridan Ave
Wayne Hidreth Walker Jr
Yankee Rd
Paul Baker
West Circle Dr
West
Carrollton
James Babbington Roosa
Main St
Hamilton
Richard Allan Heasley
Miami University
Oxford
United States
Local UPA Members To Attend Parley
Two delegates from Local 112 United Paperworkers of America CTO attend the merger convention of the UPA CIO and International Delegates. Officers will report on the merger plan to form a single union called United Peers and AU with over 300000 members. separate meetings precede the vote and possible inclusion of Pulp and Sulphite Paper Workers AFL.
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Local 112
United Paperworkers of America, Cto
Upa-Cio
Cal 112
John A Eichorn
Fields
United Peers
Ficide
Union
Pulp & Sulphite Paperworkers
AFL
Consolidated Prica
Mishap Victim Still Serious After Auto Truck Crash
Michael Hydier aged 4 of Ben Harrison Street remains in serious condition after a semi-trailer collision on Ohio 747. He suffered a crushed chest multiple abrasions and fractures to the left leg and arm. James Eads age 1 of Middleton is listed in satisfactory condition after a crash on Is Mai Street where his leg was pinched between the dashboard and seat.
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Michael Hydier
Ben Harrison
Hydier
James Eads
Eads
Is Mai Street
Wire-Cutting Youth Sent To Lancaster
A 17 year old Middletown youth was found delinquent by Domestic Relations Judge David Black and ordered sent to Boys Industrial School in Lancaster after a pattern of prowling and theft. He admitted about 25 prowling incidents including wire cutting and confessed to stealing from multiple local homes in October through December. The youth was arrested January 22 and had no prior juvenile record.
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David Black
Middletown
Alta Higdon
Yankee Rd
6Th Avenue
Mary Boyd
5Th Ave
Charles Hattery
4Th Ave
Jane Hagan
10Th Ave
Alma Easter
Woman Joins Guidance Center In Hamilton
Mrs Dorothy Straetz of Oxford joins the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center staff as a psychiatric social worker starting in March. She is a Smith School of Social Work graduate. The Butler County Mental Hygiene Association annual meeting is set for March 15 at the Hamilton C...
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Dorothy ‘Straeetz
Oxford
Miami Valley
The
Valley Players of
Bes
Birth rate in Hamilton climbs to new high
Hamilton's birth rate last year rose to an all time high of 3 500 births. Health Commissioner A M Clarke reported an increase of 87 births over the prior year, noting the total as the year's peak.
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Hamilton
A. M. Clarke
Skidding Car Causes Widespread Damage and Injuries
Three people were hurt and four cars plus a utility pole and sign damaged after a skidding southbound car on S Verity Parkway collided with parked vehicles and a lawn display. Injuries were minor. all victims released from Middletown Hospital. Police charged Francis O Flynn with careless driving.
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S. Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Francis O'Flynn
Iglehart St
Curtis Hicks
Ezra Hicks
Franklin Rt. 2
Everett Gayhart
O'Flynn
Roy Stidham
Vanderveer
Parkway Tire Service Mart
Stidham
Shockley
Byrnes Auto
720
Verity Parkway
Franklin Boy Hit By Car Hurts Minor
A 10 year old boy Freddie Rider suffered facial abrasions and a knee injury after being struck by an automobile yesterday. He was treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital. The accident happened at Canal and 3rd Streets during heavy traffic due to a Main Street water main detour.
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Franklin
Freddie Rider
William Rider
Eard St
Middletown Hospital
Canal
3Rd Streets
Canal Brewer
Ies
Hinons
Frank Warbach
Taffic
Canal Street
Main Street
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Scouting
IONA
Robert L. Billington
Boy Scout Movement
Billington
Charles F. Stutenroth
Donald Light
Jimm Fay
Robert Sant
Donald Skinner
M. E. Carruthers
W. T. Adams
Enney
T.board of Values
City ‘Correction’ Center
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit
Bergin
New York
Bermeen Dower
Toledel
Saltimoore
Ohio
York Central
Colored News
UPA
Lancaster
Aeowne
Tony Travis
RCA Recording Star
Melody
Central Ave
Jackie Myers
Woodlawn Ave
Martin Hiatt
Moorman Dr
S. Broad Street
1St Avenue
Myers
Paul DeBord
Lylburn Rd
Sheridan Duncil
Lyburne Rd
Central Avenue
Highview Road
Paul Presta
John ‘Robertson
Orchard St
Grand Avenue
Garfield Street
Charles
Payne
Edward McCarty Jr
Manchester Rd
Helen Sears
Ohio Ave
Illinois and
Tytus Avenues
Mabel Ingram
Atco Ave
Irene Smith
Camden Rt
Auburn Street
Andrew Baker
Hill Ave
Grimes Street
Charles Ralew
Wylie Carmichael Jr
Park St
Reynolds Avenue
Roeloff Wilson
Ralph Walters
Franklin Boy
Hurts Minor
Perry Plank
B. F. Sawyer
Young Street
Edison School
C. W. Young
First Ave
Bowity Bank
Rowan
AIM Cfpfice
Mare and Convet Avance Central Branch
Convet Avenue
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