Injured Watchman Sues Railroads for 225536 Damages
Robert L. Carver of Franklin sues New York Central and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis for 225536.19 for medical costs and lost wages after a Jan 14 1958 accident at Central Avenue crossing left him totally disabled. He alleges failure to provide proper warning lanterns and violation of safety rules by keeping him at the crossing while a passenger train stood stopped. He cites prior complaints about hazardous working conditions.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Carver
Olive St
Franklin
New York Central
Cleveland
Central Avenue
Carver
Hit-Skipper Damages Franklin Car in Pennyroyal Road Crash
State patrolmen reported a hit and run struck a 1959 Franklin owned by Herbert Vernon Cooper 28 of 9638 Robert Dr last night on Pennyroyal Road causing heavy damage to the car. Cooper was the owner and occupant of the vehicle.
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Franklin
Herbert Vernon Cooper
Robert Dr
Hitskip Auto
Pennyroyal Road
Asian Flu Not Listed In Lebanon
Warren County health officials report no Asian flu cases but note possible mixed infections in the area. Dr. Arch D. Harvey warns about infectious hepatitis rising in the county, urges pure water and handwashing, and offers gamma globulin free to protect close contacts. Vaccination may be used for families if deemed necessary.
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Lebanon
Warren County Health Department
Arch D. Harvey
Harvey
Requiem High Mass for Estelle Woodruff 74
Estelle Woodruff 74 of 5735 Bramble Ave Cincinnati will receive a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Margaret of Cortona Church Cincinnati with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. She died Tuesday at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. Surviving are husband George two daughters Betty Ball Middletown and Dorothy Long Milford and two grandchildren. Friends may call at Thomas Funeral Home Cincinnati after 4 p.m. today.
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Estelle Woodruff
Bramble Ave
Cincinnati
St. Margaret of Cortona Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Woodruff
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
George
Betty Ball
Middletown
Dorothy Long
Milford
Pasadena clergyman Dr Carruthers dies at 71
Dr. John F. G. Carruthers a Presbyterian clergyman and writer of the United Nations Chaplain program died Wednesday in Pasadena Calif at age 71 after a heart ailment. He was a longtime religious leader and civic figure.
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Pasadena
Calif
John F. G. Carruthers
United Nations
aing’"Deague
Carruthers
Burke touts quarters as best money value in coins
Baltimore report notes Carl C. Burke advises choosing quarters over halves or silver dollars. He calculates 200 pounds of quarters would total 3,657 dollars, versus 3,636 dollars in halves and 2,617 dollars in silver dollars, presenting quarters as the strongest option.
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Baltimore
Carl C. Burke
Burke
Wiley Departure Shifts YMCA Youth Assignments
Ralph Knight announces temporary reassignment of YMCA youth work duties as Jack Wiley leaves to lead East Akron YMCA. Dick Hundley takes direct youth supervision, with Knight coordinating Hi Y clubs and related programs across Monroe Franklin Trenton Oneida Springboro, while B P Allen guides women and girls work and health education efforts.
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YMCA
Ralph Knight
Jack Wiley
Middletown High
Amanda
Knight
Monroe
Franklin
Trenton
Oneida
Springboro
Armco Center
B. P. Allen
Women and Girls
Wives
Empty School Bus Struck By Auto
Four cars were involved in a minor accident on Route 741 south of Springboro as a school bus with no passengers was struck on the left side. Robert E. Guthrie, 38, Lebanon Route 1, was cited for driving left of center while trying to pass. Bus driver William Stubbs, 44, Waynesville, swerved and hit a roadside barrel. Paul Richardson, 36, Springboro, and Letha A. Farmer, Franklin Route 1, were forced off the road. Damage under $200.
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Springboro
Rt. 741
Robert E. Guthrie
Lebanon Rt. 1
William Stubbs
Waynesville
Paul Richardson
Letha A. Farmer
Franklin Rt. 1
Springboro Books Sparked Local Furor
Springboro school officials ordered a small batch of pocket books bought for English class reports returned after objections by some parents and a local clergyman. About 10 to 15 titles were purchased. most seniors chose classics and nearly all were returned except two or three.
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Springboro
Raymond Perez
Robbery Foiled Involving Boy At Bank Vault
In St. Louis two robbers drilled from a dentist office into a bank and took a small boy along. The boy crawled through the hole toward the vault when the alarm rang. Police quickly surrounded the bank and captured all three suspects. The boy had triggered the alarm while approaching the vault.
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ST. Louis
Early New Jersey school opened by Quakers and Episcopalians
In 1759 Quakers and Episcopalians in Mount Holly joined to establish New Jersey’s first free education school. The effort united local religious groups to provide schooling without charge.
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Mount Holly
New Jersey
Buckeye Gets Lebanon Job For Elementary Cafeteria
The Lebanon Board of Education hired Buckeye Paper Products Co. to draft cafeteria equipment specifications for the Alfred Holbrook Elementary School in Urbancrest subdivision. Estimated cost is 10 000 dollars. Board members approved Raymond Arnold and Stanley DeZarn to attend an elementary principals conference in Columbus February 4-6. Several members plan to attend the Southwest Region School Boards Association meeting at Miami University in Oxford January 23.
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Lebanon
Lebanon, Board of Education
Buckeye Paper Products Co
Middletown
Alfred Holbrook
Urbancrest
Edward S. Allum
Raymond Arnold
Stanley DeZarn
Prin
Cipals
Columbus
Southwest Region School Boards Assn
Miami University
Oxford
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