Man Hurt As Auto Rams Tree At Yankee Road Intersection
Lynn Sallie, 20, of 207 Park St., is in fairly good condition with arm, knee and wrist lacerations and chest abrasions after losing control of his car at the Yankee Road Lafayette Avenue intersection. He entered the intersection to turn, went straight about four feet, hit a curb then struck a utility pole, demolishing his car. He was charged with an assured clear distance violation. A parked police cruiser was damaged when struck by a passing car yesterday on Tytus Avenue. The motorist, Robert Dunn, 33, of 1982 Oberon Drive, blocked out while passing the cruiser in front of 2204 feet site. Damage totaled $200 to both cars. Two other accidents were minor. Leona B. Chrisman, 48, of 6516 Lorain Dr., Franklin, slid on Carmody Boulevard into a stop sign at the Central Avenue intersection. Cars driven by Charles J. Revelos, 7, of 114 Harrison Sr., and Betty Bergmann, 32, Highland S., collided at Sherman Avenue and Stephen Street when Revelos swerved that Bergmann was stalled in front of him, pulled around and nicked the front car in the rear end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Sallie
Park St
Yankee Road
Lafayette Avenue
Sallie
Robert Dunn
Oberon Drive
Leoa B. Chrisman
Loraine Dr
Franklin
Carmody
Central Avenue
Charles J. Revelos
Harrison Sr
Betty Bergmann
Highland S
Sherman Avenue
Stephin Street
Revelos
Bert Lawler Emcee For DC Dinner
N. J. Bert Lawler editor of The Journal will emcee the annual Mid-William Verity dinner meeting. The event at the Manchester Hotel Thursday at 7 p.m. features the theme An Evening With Mac and principal speaker Logan T. Johnston president of Armco Steel Corp. Tickets sales deadline is Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Bert) Lawler
Acnae
Ieedan Aeaie Oe
Manchester
Mac
Logan. T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Schrock Wins Bronze Medal at Wyoming High School Event
Larry Schrock of Middletown High School earned a bronze in the original oration category at a Wyoming High School tournament. He and nine MHS students competed in individual events, with members including Tim Walker Bob Casper Terry Law rence Nick Pantel Boonie Cox Nancy Ward Marcia Letis and Monique Braun. They advance next Saturday to Delaware for more contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Schrock
Middletown High School
Wyoming High School
Schrock
MHS
Wyoming
Tim Walker
Bob Casper
Terry Lawrence
Nick Pantel
Boonie Cox
Nancy Ward
Marcia Letis
Monique Braun
Bone china composition high in powdered bone content
A historical note indicates bone china may contain about sixty percent powdered bone within the clay mixture, highlighting the distinctive ingredient ratio used in this ceramic ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Waynesville Boy Places Second in Prince of Peace Finals
Larry Schrock of Middletown took second in the Prince of Peace state finals held at Veterans Memorial Hall Columbus. He spoke The Great Loss earning $75 and a two year Ohio University scholarship. First place went to Jack Wright Massillon with a similar award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Schrock
Prince of Peace
Middletown
Ohio University
Schrock
Raymond Schrock
Gladys Drive
Ohio Pastors Convention
Veterans Memorial Hall
Columbus
Massillon
Waynesville
Carol Sue Jones
Karen Jane Cyriacks
Hilliard
Wright
Peace
Ohio Council of Churches
John Akerman
Middletown High School
Middletown Board Targets Budgets for 1961 and 1962
The Middletown Board of Education will devote most of its regular meeting at the high school tonight to its 1961 budget and a tentative 1962 budget. Superintendent Cromwell reports enrollment up 420 and 22 new teachers, with 1960 underspending of 174000 and a cash balance of 55547.78. The 1960 receipts were 4931658 and expenditures 4878110.22. Encumbrances exceeded payments due to December 1960 debts not payable until January 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wuuety
Creekview
Manchester
Nxiget
Cromwell
Kadir Dies At 55 Amid Congo Peace Mission
Maj. Gen. Abdul Kadir, age 55 and recently named to the U.N. Congo truce commission, died Saturday in Jakarta Indonesia. The announcement confirms his unexpected death and notes his appointment to the peace mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadir
Jakarta
Indonesia
Abdul Kadir
U.N. Truce Commission
The
Congo
Open House Reveals Butler County Children's Home Stats
Middletonians and local residents toured the Butler County Children's Home in Hamilton at its annual open house. The home cared for 162 children over 21,492 child care days, with total operating cost $120,528.61 and an average $5.61 per child daily. The average daily population stood at 55.75. New emergency receiving unit aids county welfare placements, six month admissions average 11 days. The program shifts toward shorter stays as children rarely remain long-term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
County Welfare Department
Council Changes Meeting Times in Springboro
SPRINGBORO The Clear Creek Community Council voted to move meetings from Sundays to the third Tuesday of each month at 7 30 p m in the high school. The next meeting on Feb 21 will elect officers. A motion approved placing one year’s county fair meal proceeds in the bank for community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Clearcreek
Warren Sales Barn Destroyed By Flames Near Springboro
A late night fire destroyed the Warren County Sales Barn southeast of Springboro, killing livestock and burning hay. Owner Hubert Gooch estimated losses at 70,000 to 80,000 dollars, with Fire Chief Robert South citing 50,000. Franklin and Lebanon, Waynesville and local fire crews fought the blaze for four hours, starting from a possible defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Warren County
Here
Hubert Gooch
Robert South
William Metcalf
Ohio
Red Lion
Metcalf
South
Franklin
Area Men Hurt In Brawls
Hamilton area weekend brawls sent at least three men to area hospitals. Jack Smith, 22, was treated for stab wounds after an altercation outside a Cincinnati Dayton Road venue and released from Ft Hamilton Hospital. Elmer Edwards was attacked. William Durbin, 44, suffered a left leg fracture at a New Miami Cafe. Earl Young, 38, was treated for a cut left ear after a disturbance at Grand Hotel bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton Area
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Jack Smith
Parkamo Ave
Ft. Hamilton Hosital
Kenty Inn
Cincinnati
Dayton
Elmer Edwards
Fairfax Ave
Smith
William Durbin
Fear Not Mills Road
Mercy
Young Seeks Federal Aid for Middletown Hamilton Area
Sen Stephen M Young urged rapid federal aid for the Middletown Hamilton corridor as distressed unemployment area. Speaking on Open Circuit in Cleveland he cited labor department survey placing the region in distress with about 4500 residents drawing unemployment compensation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Young
Ohio Democrat
Middletown
Hamilton
Young
Cleveland
Middletown - Hamilton
Department of Labor
Associated Press
Middletown Aero-Modelers Create Flyer of the Year
The Middletown Aero-Modelers voted to establish The Flyer of the Year award. The honor goes to the member with the most points from club and flying activities, to be presented annually. The group met at the Sports Bowl and planned summer contests at Smith Farm, with a winter fly-off set for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Aero - Modelers Model Airplane Club
Sports Bowl
Smith Farm Flying Circle
Smith Farm
Stolen 14‑foot Boat Reported From Local Pond
Carl Martin of Rt 4 south of here told sheriff's deputies that a 14 foot aluminum boat was stolen from a pond behind his home. He said the theft occurred since Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Rt. 4
Here
Sheriff's Deputies
Gas Station Cleaned Out On 38th Road
The owner Chester Poff says thieves hit his Stan ard Oil station for the third time in five weeks. They stole an estimated 624.23 worth of merchandise including anti freeze oil a drill battery charger and a range of tools. Deputies found the break in at 3 15 a m noting the same window was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Poff
Elwood St
Keister Road
Old Ohio 4
James Davis
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Hearing Feb 7 in British Navy Thefts
London AP reports evidence will be heard February 7 against five persons accused of stealing British naval research secrets for an unnamed foreign power. A hearing will decide if the three men and two women should be sent to trial. They have been held since January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Railroad trouble eases with partial service restored
Middletown felt only slight disruption as the New York Central strike halted late trains between Cincinnati and Cleveland. Settlement late yesterday restored partial service. full service to resume tomorrow as agent Frank Robinson stated. The last Cincinnati to Cleveland passenger left at 3:15 p.m. yesterday, with two trains back today the Ohio State Limited at 3:55 p.m. and 11:20 p.m. No. 306. Tomorrow morning No. 327 will be the first southbound train at 7:55 a.m. All freight embargoes have been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
New York Central Railroad
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Ohio State Limited
Robinson
Hamilton Store Ripped By Blast
A two alarm blast yesterday at Paramount Dry Cleaning Co. on S Third and Court damaged the store and caused smoke to cover the street. The explosion blew out a plate glass window of a neighboring building and fire crews, including investigators, worked through the incident with damage estimates running into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Paramount Dry Cleaning Co
S. Third and Court Streets
Thies Miles Mawes Sobusii
Fee Vic Weutrze Socmostetneck
Six Fewer by Gas Fumes In Michigan Ave Garage
Six people were overcome by defective gas fumes in a Michigan Avenue garage during a partyful early Sunday morning. Four were treated at Middletown Hospital and released, including Percy Jefferson and Joel Bailey, while two others required no medical aid. Fire crews from multiple companies responded under Assistant Chief Harvard Clark to a blaze causing ceiling debris. Huesman of Al Joes Pet and Garden Store assisted at the scene as authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Michigan Avenue
Percy Jefferson
Michigan Ave
Joel Bailey
Baltimore
Doris Ramey
Indianapolis
de Moore Jr
Young St
Susie Jefferson
Delores Perrin
Eighth Ave
Morris Loan Co
Third St
Huesman
Harvard Clark
J Companies
Schlotterbeck
Ralph Lenehan
Owen Gowlin
Willard Gillespie
Saw Lucky Star winner named Anthony Jack
Anthony Jack of 115 N Sutphin St reported seeing the Lucky Star at Elwood Street and Tytus Avenue as Friday's contest winner conducted by the Safety Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Jack
N. Sutphin St
The
Safety Council
Elwood Street
Tytus Avenue
Debate Team Places Third at Princeton High Meet
The Middletown High School debate team of Bill Havelman and Marcia Aronoff as positive and Ron VanBuskirk and Bob Davidson as negative finished third with three wins and three losses at the Princeton High School event in Cincinnati. Accompanying them was Mrs. Arlene Akerman who also judged the top debaters from Mariemont and Newark high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Bill Havelman
Marcia Aronoff
Ron VanBuskirk
Bob Davidson
Princeton High School
Cincinnati
Arlene Akerman
Mariemont
Newark
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Bert Lawler
Delaware
Lincoln
Alan Cooper
Jack Wright
Board To Eye
Ohio Photos
Central Ave
of Children’s Home
Stuart M. Fitton
Home Board of Trustees
Donald E. Stuckey
Donald Osborne
Charles Beck
Leo F. Kieinartz
Thomas Wilson
Warren Sales
Boro
Gooch
Fred Ryan
Beavertown
Rt. 48
Mamnes
Lebanon
Otis Powell
Houston Dillingham
Powell
Dillingham
Model Airplane Club
Alin
Converse
Monument Co
Manchester GA
al Joe
Court St
D. W. Snider
and Son Insurance
South Main
Jos.r.baker & Sons, Inc
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