South Highlands Board Ends Debate with Sherman Transfer
The Board of Education approved transferring 28 kindergarten and first grade pupils from Wilson to Sherman for the 1957-58 year. It also certified a $6.5 million bond issue and a $3.363 million general fund budget with a 1.5 mill operating levy, and set facility plans for new schools by September 1958.
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Board of Education
South Highlands
Goldman Park Area
Wilson
Sherman School
Board of Elections
John D. Blackford
Blackford
Poe Highlands
George Crout
Walter S. Geckeler
Pees Mets
Hugh Butler
Middletown High School
Roosevelt and
McKinley
G. Schmidt
Middletown High
Roosevelt
Eleanor Whitney
Ann Lindsay
Mindergarten
Katherine Clear
Amanda
Helen Hayes
Mae DuVall
Esther Freeman
Thelma
Lawson
Jean Washington
Kindregarten
Dorothy Reinartz
Sherman
Henderson Estes
Lemon Township
Butler
Onedia Avenue
Onedia School
Monroe
Britton Road
Lemon-Monroe
Elizabeth Sheatsley
Elks Host Initiation Ceremonies Tomorrow Evening
The Daughter Elks announce initiation degree ceremonies at the Elks Home on 8th Avenue. The program will begin at p.m.
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Elks
8Th Ave
Look To Take A Look Magazine To Feature Youth For Ike
Look magazine will feature Middletown youth for Eisenhower reelection work. Howard Hill Jr leads Youth for Eisenhower which includes thousands of young volunteers. The team will observe meetings photograph members and cover events from a rides for bikes caravan to training sessions at the Manchester Hotel. An informal picnic will gather interested people under 39 at a site to be announced.
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Look Magazine
Miding
Thetown
Eisenhower
Youth For
Howard
K. Hill Jr
Middletown
Look
Writ Hill
On the
Ike
Manchester
Hill
Safety Delegates Meet Here Attended by Two Middletown Residents
Two Middletonians join the Midwestern Conference of the Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety in Columbus for a 1 pm Ohio delegates meeting at the State Office Building. About 200 delegates from state groups expected, including members of Gov. Frank Lausche's Traffic Safety Committee.
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Ohio
Columbus
Joseph Blackmore
Joseph Ayres
Middletown
Frank J. Lausche
Accident on wet streets at Tytus and Elwood causes $475 damage
A two vehicle collision on wet pavement at Tytus Avenue and Elwood Street caused $475 in damages at 6:23 p.m. yesterday. No injuries were reported. Police quoted 47 year old John Gotter saying he failed to see oncoming traffic while turning. The other driver was Kenneth Swim, 31, of 1702 Columbia Avenue.
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Tytus Avenue
Elwood Street
John Gotter
Wiseness
Gotter
Kenneth Swim
Columbia Ave
Irene Thomas Trial Set Tomorrow
Irene Thomas, 45, of 1500 Baltimore Street, faces first degree murder charges in the May 15 fatal stabbing of Ernest Buchanan Jr., 31, outside the Poor Boy's Cafe. The trial begins at 9 a.m. in Butler County Common Pleas Court. she will enter a plea with court-appointed counsel present.
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Irene Thomas
Baltimore St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ernest Buchanan Jr
8Th Ave
Hamilt
Charter Granted To KIO Chapter In Middletown
The KIO chapter of the Third Armored Division awarded an official charter to Middletown association members. Middletown joined the chapter at the national convention in Louisville. George Pierce of 2105 Erie Ave was elected to the national association Board of Governors.
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KIO
Third Armored Division
Middletown Association
Middletown
Louisville
George Pierce
Erie Ave
National Association
City Commission Sets Routine Agenda for Tomorrow
City Manager Charles W. Thompson announced a routine agenda for the City Commission meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the city building.
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Commission
Charles W. Thompson
City Commission
City relief aids 40 families as steel strike toll grows
Striking steelworkers in Ohio were told they could seek city relief on Monday. Forty families with five or more children registered on day one as Mrs. Elfrieda Thomas, city welfare director, said limited funds would favor the most needy households.
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Teelwenner
Ohio
Elfrieda Thomas
Movie listings for Theaters Paramount Strand Colonial Dixie Cruise In
The evening showings list titles and screening times across theaters. Paramount offers Johnny Concho and Patterns with multiple daily showings. Strand features City of Badmen The Frogmen and Carousel Good Bye My Lady with varied times. Colonial presents Larceny Shakedown and Dixie Cruise In schedules. Dixie shows The Naked Dawn and The Spoilers late night.
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Paramount
Johnny Concho
Aspirin Helps Congress Finds
Rep. Cederberg notes hectic closing days of Congress and issues a press release joking about long speeches. He offers pastel aspirin as a remedy for cranial distress and includes a vial of pastel-colored aspirins with his written statement.
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Washington
Cederberg
Mich
Congress
House
Shovel Breaks Gas Main Sparks City Fire
A Visin tine Construction Co shovel struck a gas main on Germantown Road 1700 block and briefly sparked a fire with no damage. Cincinnati Gas and Electric crews shut gas off as police directed traffic. Fire crews were alerted at 2 05 pm. The call originated from 313 S Sutphin St where Emily Sams resided and a short circuit caused a machine fire with no damage.
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Germantown Road
Power Gas $S
Voice of
Electurn
Cincinnati Gas Cod Electro Co
Emily Sams
S. Sutphin St
O Ao
Man Sentenced for Assault with Intent to Rape Minor
Ralph Ashley, 38, of Trenton Rt 1, received an indeterminate penitentiary term from Judge Fred B. Cramer for assault with intent to rape a 13 year old Middletown girl. Ashley, arrested May 27 in Middletown, was bound by Squire Lammie Bailey. The girl was not injured. Donald Anders, 24, of 616 Granada Ave Middletown, was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to 90 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse.
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Ralph Ashley
Trenton
Rt. 1
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Ashley
Squire Lammie Bailey
Donald Anders
Granada Ave
Cincinnnati
Gun Ownership Traced In Shooting Case Conflicted Testimony From Oxford Hearing
In Oxford a perjury warning followed testimony about a pistol found under a car seat after Det. Fouts stopped Willie Wanters and Napoleon Cox. Cox admitted a brother owned the car and denied firing a gun while Wanters denied ownership as police were ordered to trace the weapon through its serial number and the Army Ordnance Department.
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Napoleon Cox
Hamilton
Perjy
Waaren
Det
Munic
Paul Fouts
Inipal
J. T. Lamb
Germantown
Willie Wanters
Vawters
Cox
Fouts
Wanters
Police Academy To Plan Course
Newly organized Butler County Police Academy officers meet Inspector Charles W. Roth of the Toledo Police Department to plan a training program starting next fall. The meeting is set for 30 p.m. in Hamilton. Officers elected include Hamilton Chief John Bippus as president, Middletown Chief Blackmore as vice president, and Oxford Chief Charles Wessenich as treasurer.
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Butler County Police Academy
Charles W. Roth
Toledo Police Department
Butler Count Bosch
Hamilton
John Bippus
Middletown
Se Blackmore
Oxford
Charles Wessenich
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Walter N. McCoy
Homer D. Leffler
Broad St
First Ave
Coy - Leffler
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Runyan
Miami University
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Middletown Superae
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