Woman Heads Butler Board of Education
Hamilton reports Martha Rahfuse named first woman president of the Butler County Board of Education succeeding Ray Wilson. Howard Webb elected vice president. Ralph Schramm and Webb join as new members. Ernest Myers resignation leaves fifth seat to fill. board delayed appointment of William Koolage. Budget items include $61,654 for the superintendent's office and pay raises for staff.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Education
Martha Rahfuse
Princeton Rd
Rahfuse
Ray Wilson
Howard Webb
Webb
Ralph Schramm
Wilson
Ernest Myers
Oxford
William W. Koolage
Opekasit Farm Center
Josephine The Pacific Ocean Is The Largest Body Of Water
The Pacific Ocean is described as the planet's largest single body of water. The note emphasizes its vast size and global prominence in Earth's hydrosphere.
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Pacific Ocean
Earth
Worth $9,000 Franklin Sewer Line To Finish On Time
Franklin authorities announce the west side sewer line across the New York Central bridge will be completed by Friday to secure about 9 000 in federal aid for flood damaged municipal property. City Engineer John Judge notes the project also includes a water line and pumping station.
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Franklin
New York Central Bridge
John Judge
Great Miami River
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Mrs Lula Blanton 74 died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after short illness. She lived with son Carl Russell in Middletown and was a Clayton Street Church of God member. Survived by three sons, a sister, 12 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren. Service Thursday at Clayton Street Church of God. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation at Joseph R. Baker & Long Funeral Home. Patrick L. Bowling 60 died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at home. He worked at Armco Steel and is survived by two sons, a daughter, siblings, and five brothers. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Lula Blanton
Carl Russell
Harlan Sr
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Blanton
Kentucky
Middletown
Clayton Street
Carl
Joe
Leslie Russell
Portsmouth
Ennis Slusher
Muncie
Ind
Clayton Street Church
Patrick L. Bowling
Middletown Hospital
South Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Thomas
Curtis
West Middletown
Jewell Repyneck
Pearl Laswell
Elizabeth Metcalf
Cincinnati
Louis
Carter
Thornton
Edgar
Woodsdale
Bill
Springdale
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Karl C. Orth Dies at 53 Former Germantown Resident
Karl C. Orth 53 a former Germantown resident died at 4 30 a m yesterday at his home 2911 Shroyer Rd He worked 20 years for American Envelope Co He survived by son Charles of Miamisburg three sisters Mrs Lilah Stansbury Mrs Myrtle Studebaker Mrs Evelyn Oakes a brother Lloyd and two grandchildren Funeral services set for Thursday at Walter Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park The Charter Oak Grange will hold memorial services there at 8 p m
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Dayton
Karl C. Orth
Germantown
Shroyer Rd
Charter Oak Grange
American Envelope Co
Charles
Miamisburg
Lilah Stansbury
Myrtle Studebaker
New Carlisle
Evelyn Oakes
Lloyd
Trotwood
Walter Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Death notices for William S. McCreary services planned
William S. McCreary, 80, of 1126 S Main St died yesterday. Services at 3 p m tomorrow at Bethel Baptist Church with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m today at the residence and after 1 p m tomorrow at the church. Arrangements by Eaton
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Franklin
William S. McCreary
S. Main St
Bethel Baptist Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs Bernice Landrum services Thursday at Klaus Funeral Home
Mrs Bernice J. Landrum aged 70 of 445 Andover Drive will be laid to rest at a 2 p.m. service Thursday at Klaus Funeral Home. The notice lists her residence and the time and location of the funeral.
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Bernice J. Landrum
Andover Dr
Klaus Funeral Home
Soviets Fault Ike Budget For No Military Cut
Moscow radio criticized President Eisenhower's budget saying it did not reduce military allocations. The broadcast noted Soviet demobilization and claimed the USSR still has the strongest nuclear arsenal. It urged concrete disarmament steps and reductions in armaments.
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London
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Nikita Khrushchev
America
S. Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
North America
U.S
Franklin Boy Still In Hospital After Crash
Earl Paul Dennis 17 of 6119 Weidner Rd remains hospitalized in Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a crash near Center ville and Cook roads. State patrol Xenia post report notes a compound skull fracture from the Saturday incident.
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Franklin
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Greene County Memorial
Earl Paul Dennis
Weidner Rd
Centerville Road
Cook Road
Xenia Post
State Patrol
Home Nursing Class Opens in Middletown at Red Cross
A home nursing course for women begins Wednesday at the Red Cross chapter house in Middletown. Classes run 1 to 3 p.m. for seven sessions with Mrs. Jack Greenawald of Carlisle as instructor. The course is titled Care of the Sick and Injured.
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Middletown
Red Cross
Jack Greenawald
Carlisle
Ohio AFL-CIO Opens 1960 Campaign Planning in Columbus
More than 100 COPE members gathered in Columbus to map a statewide political outreach for the 1960 campaign. The meeting outlined a schedule of COPE sessions in multiple regions to organize labor activity in targeted congressional districts.
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Ohio Afl-Cio
Columbus, Ohio
Committee of Political Education
COPE
Protest petition seeks limits on Cowan Lake water use
Adrian Smallwood of the Middletown Sportsmen’s Club sent a petition with nearly signatures to Ohio natural resources director Herbert Eagan opposing use of Cowan Lake water by Clinton County Air Force Base or Wilmington. He warns four foot lowering hurts recreation and wildlife. The Wilmington mayor denies plans but notes a water supplier may consider it.
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L—P3
HNA
Cowan Lake
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wilmington
Adrian Smallwood
Middletown
Ohio
Smallwood
Castro Edict Prompts Cuban Textbook Rewrite Debate
Under Castro's edict Cuban school textbooks are being completely rewritten. What an awful way, says Junior, to spend an otherwise lovely summer school vacation.
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Castro
Junior
Hibs Tea Scored 6 to 4 In 62’s 46 Percent Game
A fragmented sports snippet notes Hibs defeating a team 6 to 4 in a 62nd minute context. The text mentions a 46 percent figure and an extended sequence of unclear letters. No clear names or dates are identifiable.
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Puerto Rico
Philippines
Central GA
East End
Ed Clark
Charles Moore
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Cilman William Dwinell
Fourth Street
del Layne
Sixth
River Streets
Korn Excavating Co
E. Second Street
Warren County Water District
Second
Jackson Streets
Montgomery County Water
American Legion
Mrs
Patrick Bowling
Studebaker
Cent Mobilicar Six
Barton Sales & Service, Inc
Central Ave
William McCreary
Soviets
Orion
Johny
Ross’ Sportswear
Dan Ea “ii
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