Widened search for missing Dorotha Maze case heats up
Enforcements from multiple areas redraw the disappearance of 14 year old Dorotha Carol Maze of West Elkton. James Hartman, 18, of Somerville, admits involvement and is held on contributing to delinquency while police chase five differing versions of the ride. He reportedly gave conflicting accounts of taking Maze toward Middletown and Camden after church services. authorities, including Preble and Butler counties, continue probing as her brother confirms whereabouts until July 9.
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West Elkton
Dorotha Carol Maze
Tom Maze
James Hartman
Somerville
Frank South
Camden
Hartman
Middletown
Ohio
Gerald Brown
Preble
Dennises
Denty South
Preble and Better
Morgan Low bid wins First Avenue widening contract
B. D. Morgan Company of Midtown submitted the lower bid for the First Avenue widening from Garfield Street to the B&E four tracks. Morgan bid 24 790.77 versus Walter L. Follmer of Hampton at 29 150. The project includes widening eight feet, sidewalk construction, moving the B&O freight house, and relocating one house. Bids will be submitted to the City Commission for contract approval.
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B. D. Morgan Company
Midetown
First Avenue
R. A. Pochel
City Engite
Morgan
Walter L. Follmer
Hamton
Pochel
Garfield Street
B&o
City Commission
Parking Lot Plan Affects Traffic Near Central Pastry Shop
Walter Furlow of the Central Pastry Shop leases adjacent lot for a custom bake operation. City plans cut a curb for a driveway and designate parking on the west side of Central Ave to replace bus stops while eliminating the east stop. aims to improve safety and traffic flow for nearby businesses.
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Central Ave
Walter Furlow
Furlow
Sol Finkelman
James Combs
Combe
Central Avenone
Imere New Wed
Geo Street
Boys Tour Miami Maid Bakery Facilities
About 49 YMCA Summer Fun Club members toured the Miami Maid Bakery yesterday afternoon. Company officials explained dough mixing, packaging seals, baking ovens, steam boxes, and wrapping machines while souvenir papers were handed out. Supervisors listed include Harry ter Brack and Mrs. Margaret as well as Tim McCoy and Freddy Giltrow. A follow up tour to Moorman Sand & vel Company is planned for Tuesday. Boys should bring 10 cents and meet at the boys' gym at 1:30 p.m.
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Parckage
Ymca Ws
Miami Maid Bakery
Harry Ter Brack
Wark Tary
Margaret As
Tim McCoy
St. Clair
Freddy Giltrow
Mike Ansaw
Moorman Sand & Vel Company
Brannon Tops Toastmasters at Gardner meeting
John Brannon won honors in the Toastmasters Club at Gardner Board and Carton conference room last evening for Talk About Myself. Other participants included Robert McIntyre Charles Garrett Myron Beck served as general critic and McConaughy rated the best. Paul Arnold was toastmaster with McConaughy topic master and Robert Sutton evaluator. Next meeting set for July 30 at 7 15 p.m.
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Bapie
John Brannon
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Board and Carton
Robert McIntyre
Charles Garrett
Myron Beck
William Schaeffer
John Kauffman
Robert McConaughy
McConaughy
Paul Arnold
Robert Sutton
Hamilton Announces City Parking Lot On South Monument
Hamilton will complete a city owned parking lot on South Monument Avenue between Ludlow and Court streets by October 1. City Manager Charles F Schwalm said the 155 space lot will offer hourly and all day metered parking and monthly rentals. The site cost about $95,000 and is being cleared of several buildings.
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Hamilton
Monument Avenue
Ludlow
Court Streets
Charles F. Schwalm
Neilan Boulevard
Four Drivers Pay In Patrol Arrests
Four motorists paid fines totaling 50 dollars after patrol arrests in area courts yesterday. Milton Cannon, 42, Detroit, fined 15 dollars and costs for excessive speed. Ted Bruin, 21, Hamilton, fined 10 dollars and costs for yellow line violation. Andy Nsaacy, 62, Germantown Route 1, fined 10 dollars and costs for parking in a restricted zone. Squire J. FE. Jackson and Pearl Snyder, 56, Dayton, fined 15 dollars and costs for excessive speed. Mayor Thomas Linn and Mayor Richard Egan supervised the proceedings.
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Thomas Linn
Monroe
Milton Cannon
Detroit
Ted Bruin
Hamilton
Andy Nsaacy
Germantown
Squire J. FE. Jackson
Pearl Snyder
Dayton
Richard Egan
Trenton Man Hurt In Head On Car Truck Crash
A Trenton man, Arnold Spicer, 19, was treated at Middletown Hospital after a head on collision on Oxford State Road south of Middletown. Police said Spicer was a passenger in a car driven by his brother Troy Spicer, 32, which hit a truck driven by Richard Arangos, 24. Arangos said braking cars ahead forced him left. ambulance took Spicer for emergency care.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Oxford State Road
Middletown
Arnold Spicer
Ohio Avenue
Frank South
Troy Spicer
Richard Arangos
Spencer
Pedestrian 14th Warren County Traffic Fatality
Warren County records the 14th traffic death of the year when Edward King 66 of Waynesville Route 2 was struck by Paul Garber 25 of Dayton while walking north on Route 48 about five miles north of Lebanon at 945 p.m. King died from a skull fracture per coroner Dr. Jean Nock. Garber faced no charges. funeral arrangements are pending at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Edward King
Waynesville
Paul Garber
Dayton
Jean Nock
Franklin
R. W. Garland
King
Garber
Oswald
Venice versus Ross the name switch debate in Ohio
Venitians of Venice Ohio fear being mistaken for Rossites of Ross Ohio. Prosecutor Jackson Bosch cautions changes may cause trouble and signs on roads to be altered if pursued. He doubts the name will change, noting maps have Venice long appreciated.
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Hamilton
Venice
Ohio
Ross
Jackson Bosch
Bosch
Ross Township
Here
Costly blaze destroys barn on Port Union road
A large barn on the Port Union West Chester Road burned late yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Louis Fritz reported 2,000 bales of hay farm equipment and several hogs were destroyed. The McKibbin family occupied the farm. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion. Estimated loss ranged from 5 000 to 10 000 dollars.
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Hamilton
Port Union
West Chester
Louis Fritz
James McKibbin
Woman and boy fracture in Middletown injuries
An 80 year old woman identified as Mrs. Rose King of Hamilton Route 7 and 15 year old Billie Boos of Leslie Trailer Park Middletown both fractured a leg in separate incidents. The woman fell at 1115 Young St and was treated and dismissed. The boy fractured his right leg while wrestling. A separate incident at Warren Steel Corporation injured David Cales with an amputation on the first joint of his left middle finger. He was treated and released.
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Middletown
Rose King
Hamilton
Young St
Billie Boos
Podojack
Leslie Trailer Park
David Cales
South Ave
Warren Steel Corporation
Police Briefs Covering Local Vandalism And Suspect Arrests
Five trucks at the city disposal grounds were broken into and ransacked with windows smashed but nothing missing, said caretake Dean Evans. A 21-year-old woman reported being chased by a man on Central Ave at 1 48 a.m. She said he followed from Monroe Street, shouted insults, and she fled. Rob er Winborn, 18, was arrested for careless driving. Kenneth Holbrook, 31, remained at large on a warrant charge. Lincoln fieldhouse enforcement was requested by school authorities amid vandalism concerns. Hugh Butler, clerk of the board, noted property damage from vandals.
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Dean Evans
Caretake
Evans
Central Ave
Monroe Street
Rober Winborn
Twentieth Ave
Lincoln Fieldhouse
Hugh Butler
Reily School Leader Named Superintendent
Herbert Henderson promoted to superintendent of Reily Township schools announced by Butler County superintendent C. H. Williams. He succeeds Eldon Wiley who resigned to teach industrial arts at Oxford Stewart High School. Wiley served four years as teacher and executive at Reilly School. Henderson has taught there four years and is a Naval Reserve member recalled in 1952 with service ending next month.
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Herbert Henderson
Reily
C. H. Williams
Butler County
Henderson
Eldon Wiley
Oxford Stewart High School
Wiley
Reilly School
Naval Reserve
Industrial Blazes End Without Damage at Two Middlesex Plants
Early today Middletown firefighters tackled two industrial fires with no damage reported. At 7:18 a.m. Sorg Paper Company Mill 5 saw an electric heater ignite paper on rolls, causing sprinkler activation in the broke hole area where waste paper is stored. At 4:36 a.m. Armco East Works galvanizing department suffered a fire in an alloy pot from a broken air line.
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Middletown
Sorg Paper Company
Armco
East Works
Sorg
New Miami men join Air Force enlistment two twins
Emmett Earl and Emery Allen Orr twin brothers of 150 Whitaker Ave New Miami have enlisted in the Air Force for three years, announced by MSgt Al Walters recruiters. Henry Webb of Franklin Route 1 also joined the Air Force. The three left yesterday for basic training at Mead Air Base Geneva.
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Emmett Earl
Emery Allen Orr
Whitaker Ave
New Miami
Air Force
Msgt
al Walters
Henry Webb
Franklin Rt. 1
Meee Air Base
Geneva
Miller Cheers Are Assured For Future
Wade E. Miller will resign as Middletown schools superintendent on July 31 yet the Board of Education guarantees he and his wife receive two lifetime tickets to all Middletown High School events. An amendment limits passes to 99 years. A complimentary dinner at the Manchester Hotel is planned for next Thursday.
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Wade E. Miller
Middletown
Board of Education
Miller
Jack Christy
R. H. Snyder
Mr. Miller
Joe Woodruff
Stadium Board
Hugh Butler
D. R. Baker
Elmo Lingrel
At The Movies Showtimes Friday and Saturday
Paramount screens Vanquished at 1 15 4 10 7 15 10 15 p m Jamaica Run at 2 35 5 40 8 45 p m Strand shows Overland Telegraph The Glass Wall at 2 15 4 55 1 15 3 45 6 30 9 10 p m 7 40 10 10 p m Saturday The Glass Wall at 1 15 4 25 7 35 10 10 p m Overland Telegraph at 3 15 6 25 9 10 p m
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Paramount
Jamaica
Overland Telegraph
School Board Cuts Stadium Fees At Night To 200
The Board of Education reduced Barnitz Stadium base rent to 200 at night and 125 by day, with 25 for community events. Day events include 75 for site use plus 25 for police, 25 for concession, and 25 for cleanup. night uses add 75 for lights. Optional extras add 10 for score board and 5 for PA system.
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Barnitz Stadium
Board of Education
P.a
Ten Downtown Stores Receive No Smoking Cards
Fire Prevention Bureau distributed no smoking cards to ten downtown stores in cooperation with the Middletown Safety Council. Officials say there is no city ordinance banning smoking in stores and enforcement relies on shoppers and owners to observe the cards.
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Fire Prevention Bureau
Middletown
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Fenwick High School
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McKinley
Carol Frisby
Taft
Priscilla Johnson
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Citizens’ Committee
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