U S Debate Tournament: Aid Topic Dominates Speakers
Nearly 200 students from Ohio and Kentucky debated the resolution limiting U S foreign aid to non military assistance at Middletown High School. Purcell won C division, Witmer second in B, St Xavier took A, and Centerville tied for second in A cross question. Middletown teams posted solid records despite no podium finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charla Saylor
United States
Middletown High School
Toledo
Debaters Gather After Event Led by Co-Chairs Fetzer Ackerman
Novice debaters K Stubbs and Terry Wells each posted 21 records, joined by Sara Lewis and Sandy Mayes on the negative side. After entertainment by the Somersets, Ronald Fetzer and Arlene Ackerman, serving as event co chairs, led attendees to depart by 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K” Stubbs
Terry Wells
Sara Lewis
Sandy Mayes
Somersets
Ronald Fetzer
Arlene Ackerman
Police Briefs Report Thefts And Fines In Area
Police report William Brownlee of 812 Breier Blvd and Ernest R Holder of Lebanon Rt. 2 lost billfolds with a British passport on Thursday at the YMCA Broad Street and Tibbs Restaurant. Others fined include David South 27 Dayton for failing to yield ten dollars Edward Perkins 42 Carlisle for assured clear distance ten dollars James Stabler 19 Middletown fleeing scene of an accident twenty five dollars and ao clear distance ten dollars Thomas Lafayette 19 Fisher Road Middletown for defec te over Xnaust three ten William Dearth Jr 24 Sec Second Street for stop sign ten Edward Simpson 19 Manchester Road for no operator license ten Paulette Stephens 23 Waynesville for assured clear distance ten Ten other motorists forfeited two hundred twenty five dollars for traffic violations.
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William Brownlee
Breier Blvd
Ernest R. Hoder
Lebanon Rt. 2
Brownlee
YMCA
Broad Street
Holder
Tibbs Restaurant
Breie Boulevard
South
Dayton
Edward Perkins
Elm Drive
Carlisle
James ‘Stabler
Middletown
Thomas Lafayette
Xnaust
William Dearth Jr
Second St
Edward Simpson
Manchester Road
Paulette Stephens
Waynesville
Fire Fatality Follows Second Blaze in 24 Hours
Charles Bud Buehl, 58, of 1966 Central Ave, Middletown, died of third degree burns at Middletown Hospital after being pulled from a bedroom fire. The blaze, blamed on careless smoking, damaged the apartment above Stan's TV and caused $3,500 in building damage and $500 in contents loss. Buehl, an Armco Steel Corp. employee, survived a prior blaze in the same building hours earlier. he leaves three brothers Byron Ralph and Billy. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to charity.
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Srond
Charles
Bud) Buehl
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Buehl
Central
Western
Buehl
Armco Steel Corp
Byron
Marengo
I'l
Ralph
Billy
Middletown
McCoy- Leffier
Clifford Stearns
Woodside
Five-Accident Day Leaves One Injured Four Cited
Five accidents yesterday yielded one minor injury and $1,325 in damage. Celo Moon, 33, was treated for leg injuries after a three car crash at Finley Street and Taylor Avenue. Moon, Brooks, and Edwin Moon were involved. Brooks cited for failure to yield. Other crashes at Sherman and Euclid, on Fourth Street, and in front of 511 Garfield Street caused significant damage. Tauwbken cited for failure to yield. Adkins cited for no operator's license.
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Celo Moon
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Finley Street
Taylor Avenue
David L. Brooks
Highland St
Edwin A
Moon
Taylor
Taylor Ave
Hall Phifer
Brooks
Barbara Ann Landis
Orchard Si
Thomas L. Tawbken
Euclid Court
Sherman Avenue
Euclid Street
Tauwbken
Linda Adkins
Fourth St. Chautauqua
Roy F. Roe
Lamberton St
Garfield St
Miss Adkins
Franklin Pair Barred From Bars
Municipal Court Judge J Franklin barred Verno Lakes Jr. and Wel don Workman Jr. from Franklin taverns for six months. Each man forfeited a $50 bond and was blacklisted for disorderly conduct. In other action, 35 motorists paid $1,078 in speeding fines.
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Franklin Taverns
Verno Lakes Jr
Chestnut St
Weldon Workman Jr
New President Installed at Midlletown Quartet Society Meeting
Jack Bruggeman was installed as 1967 president of the Middletown chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Quartet Singing in America Inc at an installation meeting last night at the Congress.
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Jack Bruggeman
Middletown
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement Quartet Singing In America, Inc
Congres
Deaths And Funerals Lebanon Harley E Bartley 74
Harley E Bartley 74 of 14 University Apartments died Friday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving include wife Ann two daughters Mrs Willis Worthington Lebanon and Mrs Charles Rumpff Lima a sister Mrs Nora Harden St Marys a brother William Florida four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services 1 p m Monday Oswald Memorial Home burial Glen Haven Memorial Park. Friends may call memorial home tomorrow 4 to 9 p m.
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Lebanon
Harley E. Bartley
University
Middletown Hospital
Willis Worthington
Charles Rumpff
Lima
Nora Harden
St.Marys
William
Florida
Oswald
Albert Chapman Franklin dies after long illness
Albert Chapman known as Bud Chapman of 118 North Main Street died Friday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since December 17. He was a longtime resident and active in the community.
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Franklin
Albert
Bud) ‘Chapman
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Funeral services set for William Ecton Sr at Bethel AME Church
Funeral services for William Ecton Sr will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bethel AME Church with Dr Gaar Davis officiating. Burial follows in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Bailey Funeral Home. Mr Ecton died Friday at Middletown Hospital after a three year illness.
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William Ecton Sr
Bethel Ame
Gaar Davis
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Ecton
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Nettie Harding Funeral Services Set
Mrs Nettie Harding 95 died yesterday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton. Funeral services 10 a.m. burial in Lebanon. Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Rebekah Lodge services at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Nettie Harding
Logsdon
Hamilton
Lebanon
Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Enard Trent FRANKLIN-Enard F. Trent 75
Enard Trent Franklin aged 75 of 320 Maple Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 3 30 a m Saturday after a period as a patient since December 26 He retired in 1956 from Miami Ox ford Paper Co West Carrollton Survived by wife Jane son of New Carlisle three daughters Rachel Richards Germantown Hazel Sears Phyllis Henry Germantown step daughter Goldie Clayton Dayton two brothers Walter Charles Hazelgreen Ky 18 grandchildren six great grandchildren Services 2 p m Tuesday Eaton Funeral Home Rev Edward Bates Burial Springboro Cemetery Friends may call Monday 2 5 and 7 9 p m
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Trent
Miami-Oxford Paper Co
West Carrollton
Jane
New Carlisle
Rachel Richards
Franklin
Hazel Sears
Phyllis Henry
Germantown
Goldie Clayton
Dayton
Walter
Charles
Hazelgreen
Eaton Funeral Home
Edward Bates
Springboro
Funeral
Kaiser Engineer Burn Injury Reports Good Condition
Oliver Morton a 56 year old Kaiser Engineer from 939 Ninth Ave was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after Friday morning burns at Armco Steel Project 600. His clothes ignited when an oil rag in his pocket was set alight by a space heater in a trailer.
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Oliver Morton
Ninth Ave
Kaiser
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown Hospital
Morton
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