Fenwick Band Added To Parade Here Monday
A second high school band Fenwick will participate in Middletown Independence Day festivities joining the Middletown High School band and Sing-Out Middletown. About 50 units and 20 floats will move from Central Avenue to Sunset Park with formation starting at 9 am and a 10 am sharp start.
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Fenwick
Middletown
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Bellomonte Street
Sunset Park
Tytus Avenue
Sharp
Gordonspence
Oother
Ibe
Dale ‘Helsel
Donald Drury
Richard C. Nein
Lowell Thomas
WPFB
William Denham
Butler County Commissioners
Dudley Inwood
James (Choppy) Saunders
Harold Carpenter
James Howerton
Jack Bauer
Glenn Henderson
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Dennis E. Albrink
St. John’s Catholic Church
Veterans Service
Walter Pawelkoski
Obituary: Dudley R. Whisman 54 at Middletown Hospital
Franklin Dudley R. Whisman aged 54 of 7% S. River St. died at 12 10 am today at Middletown Hospital after a period as patient since June 2%. Survivors include his wife Lillian. Arrangements incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Dudley R. Whisman
S. River St
Middletown Hospital
Lillian
Anglesby Funeral Home
Obituary Notices Listed for Esta Maynard Charlotte Miles Gertrude Hamann
Esta Maynard 88 Ross will have services Saturday per Young. Charlotte Miles 57 273 Whitaker Ave services 9 30 am Saturday per Webb. Gertrude Hamann 95 formerly of Hamilton Mass of the Resurrection 11 am Saturday St Peter's Church.
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Esta Maynard
Ross
Young
Charlotte Miles
Whitaker Aves
Webb
Gertrude Hamann
Hamilton
Region Four Scout Exec Gets Post
Richard D. Dutcher of Sharonville has moved from deputy regional executive in Region Four to program executive in the scouting division at the national Boy Scouts of America office in North Brunswick New Jersey. Alden G. Barber announced the appointment. Dutcher led the Exploring program in Region Four covering Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia during the past three years.
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Richard D. Dutcher
Sharonville
National Office of
Boy Scouts of America
North Brunswick
N.J
Alden G. Barber
Dutcher
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Marine General Gets 4th Star on Retired List
Marine General Keith B. McCutcheon was promoted to four star rank on the retired list in a Bethesda Naval Hospital ceremony. Commandant Leonard F. Chapman presented the insignia as McCutcheon, a veteran of three wars, could not assume the post earlier due to illness.
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Washington (Ap
Keith B. McCutcheon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Leonard F. Chapman
Marine Corp
McCutcheon
Vietnam
East Liverpool
Ohio
One Lebanese Killed As Israelis Push On
Israeli forces moved toward Houle on the Lebanese border while pursuing Arab guerrillas back into Lebanon, with one guerrilla killed and another wounded. Two Druse women died and a man was wounded when their tractor struck a mine on the Golan Heights. Fifteen Arabs were arrested in Nablus on suspicion of links to Al Fatah.
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Tel Aviv
State Radio
Lebanon
Houle
Gola Heights
Syria
Saeeeeeee Eeeew
Nablus
West Bank
Jordan River
al Fatah
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Federal Grant Advances Glass Recovery Plant Expansion
The EPA awarded Franklin a 162 500 grant covering two thirds of a 244 000 glass reclamation system for the east side of the solid waste plant. The Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute funds the remaining third. City Manager Bernard Eichholz expects construction to start in about six months with the unit operational in about a year.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Walter Powell
Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute
Organization of
Glass Companies
Bernard Eichholz
Unemployment Rate Drops Amid Statistical Quirk
The June unemployment rate fell to 5.6 percent as 1.1 million more workers lost jobs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cited a seasonal adjustment quirk since many young people were still in school during the survey week. The report notes May's rate at 6.2 percent and hints at possible next month movements.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Nixon
Probation and Jail Ordered for Franklin Youths
Three Franklin youths John Randall Kuhn 18 Chester Hawk 19 and Earl J Key Jr 19 were given five years probation by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J Fiehrer after pleading guilty to breaking into Gough Lamb Cleaners and Donald Stover apartments in Middletown on December 2 1955 They must also serve 30 days in the Butler County jail as part of the terms The judge stated probation with a 30 day jail requirement and ordered pre sentence investigation earlier in February No additional details were provided on sentencing date or further conditions
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Hamilton
Franklin
Butler County
John Randall Kuhn
Foster St
Chester Hawk
Earl J. Key Jr
Julia Drive
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Adult Probation Department
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Central Ave
Donald Stover
Middletown
Workshops For Retarded Now Under One Agency Unite
The Doty House Unit and the Butler County Adult Training Center joined under the Adult Training Center Board last night. Contracts signed by Robert Crooke Noe and Castator unify the three groups to expand training and move workers toward community employment.
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Doty House
Curtis Street
Butler County Adult Training Center
New Miami
Th Adult Training Center Board
New Miami Center
Richard Greathouse
Adult Training Center
Board of
Mental Retardation
Butler County
Richard Noe
Adult Training Center Board
Robert Crooke
Doty House Board of Directors
Noe
Ray Castator
County Board of Mental Retardation
Butler County Council For Retarded Children
Arthur Reiff
Butler County Commissioners
No Serious Injuries In Three Accidents
Three separate crashes yielded no serious injuries though several people were treated for cuts and bruises. A bread truck, a 1962 Baird car, and a family vehicle were at University Boulevard and Central Avenue amid traffic control issues. Heat may have contributed to a fainting episode in another incident.
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University Boulevard
Central Avenue
Berlon B. Sexton
Williamsburg
Mary Baird
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Lee Marcus Baird
Baird
Flemming Road
Ida Adkins
Sheffield St
Cindy
Christy
Kenneth Taylor
Gilmore Ave
Hamilton
Belinda Kurs
Home Ave
Trenton
Debra Salome
Croydon Lane
Tytus Avenue
Nelbar Street
Salome
Miss Karla Blair
Germantown Rt. 1
Miss Kars
Morrow Festival Receives State Backing In Columbus
The Morrow of Tomorrow Committee designates October 1 and 2 for Ohio's first wine festival. Warren Reed confirms approval from the Ohio Department of Development and the Liquor Control Board with Gov. Gilligan voicing support.
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Morrow
Warren Reed
Columbus
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio Liquor Control Board
John J. Gilligan
Ferguson Names Lands Supervisor
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson appointed James Schilder 31 of Columbus as deputy supervisor of school and ministerial lands. Schilder, a Chilliothe native and Ohio State University graduate, worked on county audits in the auditor’s office since March 15 and aided Col. John Glenn’s Senate bid last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
James Schilder
Schilder
Chillicothe
Ohio State University
Col
John Glenn
Senate
Grand Jury To Get 30 Cases In Butler County
A July session will convene July 6 with 30 cases certified to the Butler County Grand Jury involving 23 defendants. Middletown defendants include Wilson Lindsey and Linda Sue Casino for coin machine thefts, Ken Douglas McDaniel for indecent exposure, George Warren for breaking in and larceny, Thomas Horne for motor vehicle theft, David Lannan for motor vehicle theft, and others. Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel noted additional direct cases may be brought before the grand jury next week.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Wilson Lindsey
Ken Douglas McDaniel
George William Warren
Linda Sue Casino
Thomas Milton Horne
David Quinton Lannan
Richard J. Wessel
Michener Donates $100000 for 20 Art Works at Kent State
Kent Ohio author James A. Michener announced a $100000 gift to Kent State University with the stipulation that the funds purchase 20 works of art for the university. The donation supports the arts and enhances the campus collection.
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Kent, Ohio
James A. Michener
Kent State University
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