Rain or not Greens go tomorrow night at Epiphany
Morning fog and mist marked the disposal of Christmas trees as City and Park Department trucks collected trees north of Central Avenue for tomorrow nights burning of the greens event. South of Central trees will be gathered tomorrow. The Epiphany ceremonies at Goldman Park proceed at 8 pm weather permitting with music by the Boys Choir and a welcome by Francis Carmody.
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City and Park Department
Central Avenue
Central
Goldman Park
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Francis Carmody
Walter Davis
Earl Dale
Ministerial Assn
Ephiphany
Enlistment Boom Not Here Says Middletown Recruiter
Sgt. William R. Burton reports no local enlistment boom after President Eisen hower announces GI Bill benefits cut for volunteers after January 31. Maj. A. G. Meyer notes January 12 cutoff for enlisting in the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment under operation Gyroscope.
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William R. Burton
Eisenhower
Middletown
Legion Home
A. G. Meyer
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
U. S
Three Hurt In Head On Crash Here
Three people were injured in a head on collision at 1704 Tytus Ave at 7 35 am yesterday. Danny Spradling 24 Hawthorne St and Donald Barr 4111 Vannest Ave sustained facial injuries and Barr was thrown through a windshield. Barr Sr 63 also suffered leg bruises and neck strain. Barr was cited for careless driving and no operator's license. Estimated vehicle damage totaled about 1300. Snowden 28 2828 Wilbraham Rd skidded into a stopped auto at 1707 Columbia Ave Crawford Street Arlington Ave causing 200 damage to his car and 875 to the other. Other minor crashes included Tekakis 37 2704 Central Ave and Mathis 26 Franklin Rt 1 at Central Ave and Aberdeen Drive and Nevenswander 30 1301 Wrenn Ct and Cain 56 1807 Panama Ave at 1816 Clayton Ave.
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Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Danny Sprathing
Hawthorne St
Thelder Barr
Carless
Barr
Spradling
Barr Auto
Sprathing
Snowden
Wilbraham Rd
Columbia Ave
Crawfordtreet
Arlington Avenue
Otis Tekakis
Central Ave
Eugene Mathis
Franklin Rt
Central Avenue
Aberdeen Drive
James F. Nevenswander
Wrenn
Methodists Meet in Chillicothe Ohio Conference Session
Middletown area ministers attend the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church in Chillicothe. Rev. Louis R. Walter, Rev. Oliver S. Hall, Rev. W. E. Ballinger, Rev. Allen Cooper, Rev. Alvin Ritts, and Rev. Claire Warden attend as delegates. Bishop Hazen Werner speaks on the Crusade and urges local program planning. Delegates previously at the United Nations Seminar report. An Egyptian pyramid finds an iron blade believed 5,000 years old.
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Middletown
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Cillicothe
Louis R. Walter
First Methodist Church
Oliver S. Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
W. E. Ballinger
Monroe
Amanda
Allen Cooper
Franklin Methodist Church
Alvin Ritts
Germantown
Claire Warden i
Oxford
Haze
Garbage Suil Busy City Garbage Crew Relieved Soon
City street workers completed a second long day of garbage collection as temporary staff filled roles, with 10 men hired to replace street workers by tomorrow. Open dump trucks remain in use while officials negotiate for proper waste trucks.
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Division of Sanitation
Howard Kramer
City Commission to Review Paving Bid Tabs and Utilities
City Commission will hear bids on street paving materials at 7:45 p.m. in the City Building. City Manager Howard H. Kramer will present bid tabulations for ready mixed concrete slag sand and gravel and other bituminous materials. He will also submit bids on police and fire uniforms and CGE gas rate adjustments for the northern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Howard H. Kramer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
City's 55 Baby Going Strong at Middletown Hospital
The New Year's baby for the city is Januis Lee Jones born last Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Roger Jones of 1708 Calumet Ave. He remains in an incubator in isolation but his condition is described as going strong by a hospital spokesman.
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Middletown Hospital
Jannuis Lee Jones
Roger Jones
Calumet Ave
LOO At Cub Pack Meeting
LOO At Cub Pack Meeting More than 100 cubs and parents attended the January meeting of Cub Pack 1 at the First Presbyterian Church. The theme railroad ing featured filmstrips singing and a talk by A M Johnson of Armco Steel Corp research staff. Two new members were inducted Mark Wall and Robbie Curry.
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First Presbyterian Church
A.M. Johnson
Armco Steel Corp
Model Railroad Club
West Middletown
Mark Wall
Robbie Curry
David Banker
Bobby Brooks
John Sawyer
Forrest Hopple
Or Schrote
Bobby Highley
Terryb Boone
Carl Stein
Dick McLaughlin
Tommy Rayburn
Bobby Fever
John Harris
George Hill Jr
Odd Fellows Plan Installation Tomorrow
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows 956 invites local and out of state members to installation ceremonies at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 30 a Main St. The event will include the conferring of the Second Degree on candidates.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows 956
Odd Fellows
Middletown Polio Drive Names Leaders as January Campaign Begins
John Fitzgerald leads the annual polio drive announced by Charles Reuthe of the Butler County Polio Committee. Wilbur Flory and Gene Goecke named co chairmen as drives run through January with booths at Central Avenue and Broad Street and multiple organizations taking turns. Delat Chi Sigma sorority plans a polio benefit dance January 29 at the Manchester Hotel along with Coffee, Tag, and Mothers March events to raise funds.
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Middletown
John Fitzgerald
Charles Reuthe
Butler County
Fitzgerald
Wilbur Flory
Gene Goecke
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Order of Ahepa
Delat Chi Sigma Sorority
Manchester
Lee Phiable
Fenton Hall
Middletown Red Cross Sets 11900 Goal For 1955 Drive
Middletown's share in the 1955 American Red Cross fund campaign is 11900. Ames Gardner announces the local goal as March campaign kicks off led by Harold Calvin and William Harrison with Robert Barnard heading the retail division. The national goal is 85 million dollars and 30 million members. E. Roland Harriman stresses readiness and ongoing programs to meet national emergencies.
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Middletown
American Red Cross
Ames Gardner
Gardner
Red Cross
Middletonians
Harold Calvin
Cochairman
William Harrison
Robert Barnard
Washington, D. C
E. Roland Harriman
Night School Classes Start Next January
Night School for adults begins a 12 week term on Tuesday January 11 with one class starting January 18. Classes meet in the high school building with rooms 210 214 103 and 216 for beginning typing advanced typing elementary education and advanced shorthand. Instructors include Richard Monroe Ray Everett Bob Enright Ethel Reno and Virginia Browning. Enrollment capped at 30 with a $32 fee payable in the Board of Education office during school hours. Books may be purchased at enrollment.
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Richard Monroe
Ray Everett
Bob Enright
Ethel Reno
Virginia Browning
Board of Education
Hugh Butler
Butler
Jupiter observed rotation speeds vary by latitude
Observers note that visible points on Jupiter rotate at different speeds depending on latitude, with no clear pattern of faster or slower movement from the poles to the equator.
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Jupiter
At The Movies Showtimes This Week
Paramount lineup Wednesday and Thursday presents Man With a Million at 1 15 4 47 and 8 29 p m Young at Heart at 2 45 6 45 and 9 50 p m On Thursday Three Hours to Kill at 1 15 4 15 7 20 and 10 p m Down Three Dark Streets at 2 45 5 50 and 9 p m Blood and Sand at 1 30 5 20 and 9 10 p m Slave Ship at 3 40 and 7 30 p m
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Young
Dog license drive warning to bosses and pups
Deputy treasurer Carl Wedekind warns that dog licenses for 1955 must be bought by January 20 or risk fines. Only about 200 of 3000 licenses issued. kennel licenses available for 10 dollars. Office located at City Building second floor 1425 Central Ave.
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Fido
Carl Wedekind
Lebanon Woman Fractures Leg in S E Street Crash
Mrs. Clara Rogers, 43, of 210 East Main Street, suffered a broken leg and a deep facial cut after the car her husband Fred Rogers was driving struck a bridge abutment on S E Street at about 10 30 p m. She was rescued and taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Lebanon
S. E Street
Clara Rogers
E Main St
Middletown Hospital
Fred
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Division of Fire
Olice
Stefanson
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
New York
Wm. Brady
Methodists
Chillicothe
Suil
Commission
Mary Kosloski
Collierville, Tenn
March of Dimes
Central Para
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Loo
Odd Fellows Plan
Lasalle
Halsey
Men’s Wear Shop
Dacron
Orson
Wilon
Ill
Colored Committee
Civitan
Lions
Kiwanis
City Red Cross
Paramount
Radius Lewis
Elite Ice Cream Company
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