Middletown Man's Body Found In Wisconsin Lake
Harold Blanton a Middletown resident, 28, disappeared after a boat swamped on Lake Koshkonong Wisconsin. His body was recovered Sunday as a search ended after two survivors reached shore. He left with two relatives for a three day fishing trip. Burial planned at Woodside Cemetery.
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Middletown
Wisconsin
Harold Blanton
Granada Ave
Lake Koshkonong
Blanton
Ake
Jefferson County
Wis
Rockford
Ill
Mr. Blanton
Doolin
Gene Fal Tire
N. Verity Parkway
Mildred
Harold Leonard
Diana
Mollie Blanton
Camden
David
Somerville
Marie McRoberts
Pauline Doolin
Germantown
Sarah Johnson
Franklin
McCoy-Leiflgi
Cliffford Hutchinson
Woodside Cemetery
Minor area accidents injure four in Middletown region
Over the Labor Day weekend four people suffered minor injuries in Middletown area crashes. Laura Cupler cut mouth after rear ending a car on U S 25 near Oxford State Road. Lexie Egelston and Asa R. Egels tus were involved in a head on collision on U S 25 north of Monroe with Louis Weinhouse at fault. James Tavibee injured in a fall from a moving car on Greentree Road. Mrs John Dobboas treated after a motorcycle overturn at U S 25 and Route 73. All were treated and discharged from Middletown Hospital.
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U. S. 25
Oxford State Road
Laura Cupler
Stewart
W. Cupler
Garden City
Mich
Middletown Hospital
Cupler
Ralph Baker
Finley Sr
Lexie Egelston
Asa R. Egelstus
Monroe
Egelston
Louis Weinhouse
Quitman St
Dayton
Weinhouse
James Tavibee
Vanderveer St
Greentree Road
Wolter to Speak at Y's Men's Club Meeting
Dr. Louis Wolter pastor of the First Methodist Church will address the Y's Men's Club at the YMCA tomorrow. He will speak on safety during the 6 15 p.m. dinner meeting.
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Y's Men's Club
Louis Wolter
First Methodist Church
YMCA
Wolter
Redstone Missile Parade Display At Grand Central Terminal
The Army artillery erected a 63 foot Redstone ballistic missile upright at Grand Central Terminal in New York. The display runs for three weeks as a salute to the International Geophysical Year and honors scientific outreach.
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New York
Army Artillery
Grand Central Terminal
Doctor's Wife Is Drowned Near Hamilton Farm
The body of Mrs. Marguerite Scott, 35, wife of Dr. David R. Scott, was recovered from a farm pond near Wiredom Road off Route 177 north west of Hamilton. Coroner ruled accidental drowning after a late dusk incident. The couple had been moving to the farm location and a gathering preceded the disappearance. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Hamilton
Marguerite Scott
David R. Scott
Wiredom Rd
Route 177
Scott
Paul A. Pell
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Nilles Ird
Fairfield
Webb Funeral Home
Ohio Toll Car Crashes Leave Multiple Fatalities and Injuries
The report lists several crashes across Ohio with victims including Marie Bolles 34 of Wal bonding Coshocton County killed on Ohio 715 east of Mount Vernon and Sharon States 13 of Stone Station near Zanesville who drowned in Cedar Run north of Gaysport. Other drivers Carl A. Heinrich 40 Ashland Kenneth Nemire 28 Toledo William Hawkins 40 and Helen Puckett 38 suffered serious incidents on local roads and raceways.
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Coaltown
Jackson County
Grennell Road
Carl A. Heinrich
Ashland
Hayesville
Kenneth Nemire
Toledo
Charles Chandler
Lorain
Lorain County
Amherst
Marie Bolles
Walbonding
Coshocton County
Ohio
Mount Vernon
William Hawkins
Tronton
Ironton
Helen Puckett
Felicity
Clermont County
Ohio 74
Sharon States
Stone Station
Zanesville
Cedar Run
Gaysport
Senior Usher Board Sets Meeting at Church
The New Era chapter announces a special meeting of the Senior Usher Board tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church. Board President Oliver Smith will preside.
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New Era
Oliver Smith
Experiment Film Evening Promotes Summer Exchange
A 7:30 p.m. Tuesday orientation program at First EUB Church introduces Middletonians to the Experiment In International Living project. Carol Reynolds leads the committee with Helen Hartman and Joan Gilder assisting as 11 French youths arrive next month for a month here, with film The Experiment Way showing Putney Vermont headquarters and scenes from Austria France Germany Italy and Holland. Attendees are asked to enter via the church rear parsonage entrance on Baltimore Street.
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EUB
Carol Reynolds
Putney
Austria
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
New York
Reynolds
Helen Hartman
Joan Gilder
Baltimore Street
Seal Coat Program for Streets Starts Today
The city begins its seal coat street resurfacing with eight to five miles slated for the year. Public service director C A Boeke notes a reduction from last year's 20 miles and lists 23 streets and 10 alleys in the current plan. First applications target Wildwood area and Manchester Road.
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C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Boeke
Wildwood
Manchester Road
Two Stabbings Reported in Hamilton
Police report two recent stabbings in Hamilton. Mary Coleman, 32, was cut on her right shoulder and Donald Lorion, 21, was stabbed in the abdomen. both were admitted to Mercy Hospital. Authorities described an unidentified assailant and separate incident on 2nd and Hanover Streets.
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Mary Coleman
Lane St
Donald Lorion
YMCA
Mercy Hospital
2Nd
Hanover Streets
Lorton
Harding Jones Picnic Held at LeSourdsville Lake
Harding Jones Paper Co. employees and families gathered at LeSourdsville Lake for a Saturday picnic chaired by Bud Jones. Prizes were awarded in contests organized by D. W. Jacot, with swimming boating dancing horseshoe pitching and social activities plus a Dutch lunch.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Harding-Jones Paper Co
D. W. Jacot
Park J
Bud Jones
Hamilton area to lead consolidated Liberty Union School Board
Ralph A. Brate of Hamilton will serve as president of the newly consolidated New Liberty Union Township School District Board for Education. Other members include James S. Neely as vice president Roy E. Hance as clerk Mrs Gall Mitzel as assistant clerk Roy Maddox and F Marion Duckwell. D Russell Lee named superintendent and Harold Wissman principal of Liberty Elementary School.
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Hamilton
Ralph A. Brate
Mulhauser
New Liberty - Union Township
James S. Neely
Princeton Rd
Roy E. Hance
Cox Rd
D. Russell Lee
Harold Wissman
Liberty
Nevada's Rainfall Stays Mild Across the State
Nevada remains the driest state in the Union with average annual rainfall just over eight inches. The dry climate affects water supply and agricultural planning across the region.
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Nevada
The
Union
Truck Driver Injured When Steel Truck Overturns
Robert Hauselman a 33 year old Steel Transportation Co. employee was hospitalized after his truck overturned at the Rt 73 and U S 25 intersection in Franklin. He suffered back chest and leg injuries and breathing difficulty. He swerved to avoid cars when brakes failed and the 18 ton steel load spilled on the highway. Franklin police reported the accident occurred at 4 07 p m Sunday and Hauselman was listed in satisfactory condition this morning.
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Robert Hauselman
The
Steel Transportation Co
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 73
U. S. 25
Franklin
Hauselman
Creekview Dr
Rt. 25
Two Cyclists Hurt In Lebanon Race
Two motorcyclists were injured at the Lebanon race track during Dayton Motorcycle Club events. Joseph Weeden of Fort Wayne Indiana suffered chest and right shoulder injuries plus abrasions and was admitted to Middletown Hospital for surgery. Peter J. Kipe, 26, of Scot Mich, sustained a broken right foot and facial lacerations after his vehicle hit a wall. he was treated and released.
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Lebanon
Dayton Motorcycle Club
Joseph Weeden
Fort Wayne
Ind
Middletown Hospital
Peter J. Kipe
Scot Mich
Aethe Ital
Kipe
Pentagon Hints Nike Missile Ring Around Cincinnati
The Army plans four Nike Hercules missile batteries to ring Cincinnati with a circular belt spanning Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. Sites near Oxford Middletown and Lebanon as well as North Middletown Franklin area are under study with launches possible within 30 days. Completion is estimated at 18 months to two years.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Pentagon
Army
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Oxford
Middletown
Lebanon
Nike
Palmer Edwards
Dan Kothe
Public Utilities
Kothe
North
Franklin
Edwards
Swimmer Injured After Lake Collision
Franklin man Ed Shoupe, 22, suffered a possible skull injury and scalp laceration after colliding with a companion at LeSourdsville Lake. He was admitted to Middletown Hospital in satisfactory condition. Also treated were Marshall Hamilton, 28, for gasoline explosion burns and released after care.
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Franklin
LeSourdsville Lake
Ed Shoupe
E. St. St. Franklin
LeSourdsville
Middletown Hospital
Shoupe
Marshall Hamilton
Camden Rt. 1
Hamilton
Court Report Flags Rising Delinquency in First Half
Hamilton special report by Judge David Black details 665 juveniles referred to the Court of Domestic Relations from Jan 1 to July 1, with 806 cases. Traffic violations, theft, breaking and entering, and running away are noted, along with 20 youths committed to institutions and 52 on probation, plus 582 divorces filed, 360 involving minors, and 843 hearings. The court laments the absence of a detention home and cites plans for construction pending a survey.
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Hamilton
Court of Domestic Relations
David Black
Black
Boys Industrial School
Girls Industrial School
Ohio State Reformatory
Tthe Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Iome
Two Teens Arrested After High Speed Stolen Car Crash
City police say two 16 year olds from Middletown and Lebanon were arrested after a 1957 model stolen car fled at 110 to 115 mph, crashed at La fayette Avenue and Minnesota Street. One youth injured and fled, later captured. others in the car were at large. Both suspects in juvenile custody.
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Lafayette Avenue
Minnesota Street
Ptt. Coy Hail
Clarence DeHart
Middletown
Lebanon
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Dallas
Gideon Ra
Armes Co
Warren County
Harrilton
Ptl
Hall
Ernest Weaver
Car Flips Over In Crash Injuries To Two Middletonians
Two Middleton residents sustained minor injuries in a two car crash at Franklin Street and Fleming Road at 2 40 p m yesterday. Mrs James Hogan 19 mother to be and passenger in the overturned vehicle suffered abrasions and cuts while Delaine Doan 15 received head bruises elbow and heel injuries. James W Hogan 18 driver of the northbound car and James Pridemore 20 driver of the westbound car were involved. Estimated damage totaled 890 with 800 to the Hogan car marked as a total loss.
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Franklin Street
Fleming Road
Middletown Hospital
James Hogan
Carroll Ave
Delaine Doan
Wiliam A. Doan
McKinley St
James W. Hogan
James Pridemore
Arlington Ave
Hogan
School Budget Up For Airing
The tentative budget for 1958 will be presented by acting Supt Howard Cromwell at the Board of Education meeting at 7 30 p m tonight. The budget is first shown in July and finalized after the new year. Also revisited will be coal and bus bids discussed earlier.
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Board of Education
Howard Cromwell
Unconscious Toddler Fultz Holds Critical Condition
Two year old Tommy Fultz remains in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a head injury from running into a moving car near his Franklin home. He was initially treated at Middletown Hospital and later transferred to Dayton Hospital, remaining unconscious at last report. The Ohio and Missouri rivers are noted as Mississippi tributaries.
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Tommy Fultz
Miami Valley Hospital
Wanda Fultz
4Th St
Franklin
Middletown
Dayton Hospital
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi River
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Safter
Lifewater
Heares
wes__leisrad
John Dobboas
Germanytown Rt. 1
U.S. 25
ThriftiCheck Checking
ThriftsCheck
O &B
Meteo Reposim
Cope Ener
Conte Avenue
Comteal
Convat Avenue
Colored News
Melampy
Diel
James B. Sibbison
Jurist
Long Insurance Agency
Baker's Ambulance
Emanuel Clifford
Auburn St
Elsie Meyer
Havelock
N. C
James Commodore
Charles Martin
8Th Avenue
Certai
Schramm
DIAL
Clark ST
Gene Fay
Tire Service
Sevice
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