Past Fines Catch Up Two Go To County Jail
Two defendants faced fines and jail time in Municipal Court with Judge J T Lamb. Sam Hester 37 received 100 fine and 30 day jail sentence plus 325 in prior fines. total 174 days. Marc Boyd 39 was fined 200 and 100 days jail with three month suspended jail. total 218 in fines and 100 days. James Bullock 35 got 100 fine and 30 days jail suspended on assault and battery.
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J. T. Lamb
Sam Hester
Vanderveer St
Imogene Hester
Hester
Marc Boyd
Lamb
Boyd
S. Clinton Street
Adition
James Bullock
Penfield Ave
Carrie Bullock
Doctor Says Civil War Vet In Good Shape
Walter W. Williams age 111, a Confederate veteran, is described by Veterans Administration doctors as practically blind, having lost weight, and with hearing issues. He remains in fairly good overall condition, with minimal change over the past year, during an annual checkup at the VA regional office in Houston. Williams lives in Franklin, Texas, about 50 miles north. Doctors cite lack of funds and federal law not covering Confederate veterans for a hearing aid.
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Houston
Walter W. Williams
Veterans Administration
R. S. Wolfe
Williams
Franklin
Tex
Here
Wolfe
Son Fined In Local Case Suspended On Good Behavior
A 22 year old son and another defendant were each fined 100 dollars plus costs. The judge suspended 75 dollars of each fine on the condition of good behavior.
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Sycamore St
Bishop's Aide To Speak Here At First Methodist Church
Dr. J. Otis Young administrative assistant to Ohio Area Bishop Hazen Werner will be guest minister at First Methodist Church this Sunday. A 1929 ordained minister, he studied at Miami University Cedarville College and Garrett Biblical Institute and taught biblical literature at the University of Cincinnati. He received honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees from Cedarville Ohio Northern and Ohio Wesleyan. He will speak at 9 15 and 10 30 a m services on The Church Is Deathless.
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J. Otis Young
Ohio
Hazen G. Werner
Young
Miami University
Cedarville College
Garrett Biblical Institute
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Northern University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Columbus
Four Cows Struck By Car Injured in Hamilton
Four cows owned by A A Williams were injured when an eastbound car hit them as they were herded along Hamilton Mason Road. Deputy Sheriff Andy Guenther reported the vehicle driven by 19 year old David J Bowman could not stop in time. Ronald Williams, 15, was driving the herd.
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Hamilton
A. A. Williams
Hamilton-Mason Rd
Andy Guenther
David J. Bowman
Bowman
Ronald Williams
Religious Services and Local Music Plans This Weekend
The Rev. E. D. Thompson will lead 8 p.m. Friday services at People's Friendship Baptist Church 1404 Garfield St. The Rev. C. Scott and Abys-Sinta Baptist Church of Cincinnati will conduct 3 p.m. Sunday services. The Holy Travelers of Middletown and the Stars of Harmony from Dayton will present a musical program at 8 p.m. Sunday. Afghanistan laments shift toward silk production.
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E. D. Thompson
New Light Baptist Church
College Hill
People’s Friendship Baptist Church
Garfield St
T. J. Henry
C. Scott
Purse Found Intact After Being Seized
A man grabbed a girl’s purse in the 800 block of 10th Avenue but the purse was recovered with the money still inside. Patrolmen Webb and Back were told at 11:14 p.m. of the snatching by a Black man about 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds, wearing a blue shirt. The purse and money were later found by the girl’s father. police searched the area with no success in locating the suspect.
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10Th Avenue
Landon Webb
Alfred Back
Franklin Police Nab Kentuckian On Bond Charge
Franklin police held bond for John Lander 41 of Irvine Kentucky as a possible participant in an attempted murder there and in a subsequent intoxication case from October last year. Lander was picked up on 6th Street after a tip and faced possible warrants for attempted murder and intoxication.
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Franklin
Irvine
C. E. Chamberlain
John Lander
Chamberlain
Lander
6Th Street
Army and Air Force enlistment drive planned at Ft Mead
Army recruiters will focus on building the Regular Army after a conference at 2nd Army headquarters Ft George G Mead Md. Maj A G Meyer says the drive will concentrate on regular Army. Sgt Kenneth Wagner leads Army recruiting here and T Sgt Marvin R Hedrick handles Air Force enlistments, with offices at the American Legion home.
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2Nd Army Headquarters
George G. Mead
A. G. Meyer
Cineinnati
Kenneth Wagner
Tsgt
Marvin R. Hedrick
American Legion
Military Films Said Available in Ohio District Library
The Ohio Military District established a film library to distribute over 2900 Army films and film strips to state organizations at no cost. Subjects cover all Army life. Request forms available from Howard R. Hook at Ft. Hayes Columbus. organizations must provide their own projector and projectionist.
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Ohio Military District
Howard R. Hook
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
First Benefit Yields $5 For Polio Campaign
The first of this summer's benefit carnivals netted $5.07 for the Butler County polio fund over the holiday weekend. Detective John Fitzgerald announced the carnival was held in the yard of Barbara and Patty McQuire on Woodlawn Ave with participants including Pami Tennis and Virginia Comics. The proceeds were turned over to police headquarters.
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Butler County
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Barbara
Patty McQuire
Woodlawn Ave
Pami
Virginia Comics
Auto Demolished: Driver Bruised Near Middletown
James E. Alexander, 23, of West Middletown, lost control on West Alexandria Road two miles west of Middletown. His car left the road, overturned, and landed on its wheels. He suffered cuts and bruises and was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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James E. Alexander
West Middletown
West Alexandria
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Alexander
Middletown Hospital
Masses Changed At St. Peter Claver Church
The Rev. Julian Krusling announced new Mass times at St. Peter Claver Church starting this Sunday. Masses will be held at 6, 7 30 and 11 30 a m with the 6 a m service aimed at workers who attend church before work.
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St. Peter Claver
Julian Krusling
St. Peter Claver Church
Radiomen Strike PARIS Paralyzing Broadcasts Again
Government радио technicians in France walked out for the third time this month, suspending all broadcasts for four hours. The walkout disrupted news, music, and emergency signals across the Paris area and drew protests from unions.
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Paris
Saarland government resigns over labor law dispute
Premier Johannes Hoffmann's coalition collapses after the Socialists abstain on a new workers law. Hoffmann plans a new cabinet drawn from his Christian People's party, despite the party's 29 of 50 seats. The split ends the governing alliance in Saarbrucken, Saarland.
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Saarbruecken
Saarland
Johannes Hoffman
Hoffmann
Christian People’s Party
Christian People’s Group
YY Girls Tour Miami Maid Bakery
Forty members of the YMCA girls Summer Fun Club toured the Miami Maid Bakery in Dayton yesterday afternoon. They were treated to refreshments after the tour. The next tour will visit the Police Department and City Building next Wednesday leaving the Y lobby at 2:45 PM with girls expected to arrive 15 minutes early.
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Ymca Girls
Miami Maid Bakery
Dayton
Driver Arrested in Hamilton on Careless Driving Warrants
Police yesterday arrested James De Bord, 31, of Hamilton, on warrants charging careless driving and failure to report an accident.
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James de Bord
Hamilton
Lebanon Shoot Site Is Shifted
Muzzle loading events moved from Lebanon Rt 1 to the Dayton Pike home of Dr. and Mrs. R M Brewer due to Elbert Irons illness. More than 100 shooters are expected to participate with camping facilities available at the Brewers property.
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Lebanon
Elbert Irons
Enlistment ofServiceman Stamper joins Air Force
Billie Gene Stamper son of Clayton Stamper of West Middletown Rt 1 enlisted in the Air Force at the local recruiting station and reported to Sampson AFB Geneva NY. Also notes that newborn elephants shed fur and adults have sparse hair.
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Billie Gene Stamper
Clayton Stamper
West Middletown
Rt 1
Air Force
Sampson Afb
Geneva, N. Y
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Dean
Doan
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