Mrs. Goldie Painter Dies After Cancer Battle
Mrs. Goldie Irene Painter 57 of 1713 Highland St died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a 14 month cancer illness. Survived by daughter Margie Yocum and son Alvin Staton of Middletown, eight grandchildren, one great grandchild, sisters Bernadine Guthrie and Louise Bush. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Service 10 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Goldie Irene Painter
Highland St
Middletown Hospital
Gerald
Margie Yocum
Middletown
Alvin Staton
Bernadine Guthrie
Hamilton
Louise Bush
Florida
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral
Robert Parr
Woodside Cemetery
Miss Rose Westrick Dies After Long Illness At 75
Miss Rose M. Westrick, 75, of 211 E State St Trenton, died at 2 55 am yesterday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton where she had been a patient one day. She had meningitis since December 1956 and had been bedfast since then. She was an assistant cashier at the Trenton office of the First National Bank for many years. After retirement she and her sister operated a Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co branch office in their home.
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Rose M. Westrick
E. State St
Trenton
Logsdon Nursing Home
Hamilton - Mason Road
Hamilton
First National Bank
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Wrong Man Listed In Disturbance
The Journal corrected a misidentification in a Germantown disturbance report. John Kalmbach 21 of 23 Comstock Ave was arrested for destruction of city property and had just returned to service from Vietnam after forfeiting a $50 bond. The other three, Jerry Rogers Otis Kas and Tom Baker, 21, 23, and were turned over to Montgomery County court in Miamisburg awaiting disposition.
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Journal
Germantown
John Kalmbach
Comstock Ave
Vietnam
Acceunt
James Kalmbach
Jerry Rogers
North Cherry St
Otis Kas
Rotte 2
Tom Baker
Montgomery County
Miamisburg
Lovee Crowned Miss Middletown Area Young Republican
Loyce Carpenter 25 daughter of Lillian Wells of German town was chosen Miss Middletown Area Young Republican over 13 contestants at Elkis Country Club Route 4 last night. First runner up Deborah Finney 18 daughter of Paul and Mrs Finney 2702 Lopane Ave. Second runner up Deborah Murphy 19 daughter of Robert and Mrs Murphy 1805 Jackson Lane. Miss Congeniality Jane Gingerich 18 daughter of Don Gingerich 3947 Woodhaven Drive.
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Loyce Carpenter
Lillian Wells
Germantown
Middletown Area
Elkis Country Club
Route 4
Deborah Finney
Paul Finney
Lopane Ave
Deborah Murphy
Robert Murphy
Jackson Lane
Jane Ginerich
Don R. Gingerich
Woodhaven Drive
AM License Sought for 950 kHz Station in Steubenville
The Federal Communications Commission announced an application from Capital Broadcasting Corp of Charleston West Virginia to operate a daytime AM station on 950 kilocycles with 500 watts in Steubenville Ohio.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Capital Broadcasting Corp
Charleston
W. Va
Steubenville
Ohio
Where To Put New Jail In Hamilton Court Square
Proposals to place the Butler County jail on Courthouse Square generate mixed views. Officials discuss a three story jail at the west end of the courthouse as the first phase of a county building complex, with possible future expansion and a removed old courthouse. Proposals include a direct link to the courthouse and expanding office space, while some favor keeping the jail separate. County leaders weigh voter expectations and future office needs as they consider site options.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Courthouse Square
Jiliciaid
Wessel
Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Common Pleas Courts
Harry F. Walsh
Walsh
Andrews
Opponents Question Site For New Butler County Jail
Critics argue the jail's new location at Front and High streets fails the public image even as architects defend modern design. John D. Andrews of Hamilton flags the issue while plans had slated the Court Street site near the courthouse for the facility. County voters earlier approved a half-mill levy to fund the project after a long campaign highlighting the old jail's inadequacies.
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John D. Andrews
Hamilton
Butler County Bar Association
Court Street
Two City Businesses Burglarized Overnight
Burglars hit The Corner Grocery at 1923 Woodlawn Ave at 2 a.m. stealing $60 in cigarettes and cigars and $25 in cash after breaking a east side window. A second break‑in at Middletown Business Club, 715 Yankee Rd, occurred between 1 a.m. and noon using a screwdriver to pry open a north window. $350 in total loss plus receipts and coins from machines were taken.
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Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Yankee Road
Nix Denton remembered for word mastery and wit
Nixson Denton former Times-Star sports editor and columnist died at 72 leaving a legacy of terse barbed humor and linguistic mastery. Colleagues recall his early hours columns and a famous clash with a publisher over a World War I soldier piece.
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Paul Sullivan
Nixson Denton
Old
Cincinnati Times- Star
Nix Denton
T-S
Emloye
Times-Star
Denton
Nix
Star
East Germans Approve New Communist Birth Control Pill
East Germany announces development of its own birth control pill per Neues Deutschland. The paper says the pill aims to keep women at work but the state emphasizes maintaining birth rates and workers.
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Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Battery Stolen From Car of Roscoe Williams
A battery valued at $25 was stolen from a car owned by Roscoe Williams on Calumet Avenue in front of his home.
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Roscoe Williams
Calumet Ave
Two More Planes Lost Over North Total Now 872
SAIGON AP reports two additional U S planes were downed in North Vietnam bringing total aircraft losses to 872. A Navy F4 Phantom and a Marine A-6 Intruder were shot by antiaircraft fire. crews were listed missing or rescued after a long river escape. Thai base attacks and ongoing combat readiness also noted as U S forces stay on alert.
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Saigon
1St Corps
Thailand
U.S
Udorn
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Navy
Curtis Lawson
Phantom
Marine AG
Sharon
Man Fined In Franklin Jail Hassle Disorderly Conduct
A Franklin municipal court fined several individuals for disorderly conduct and related offenses after inquiries tied to jail visits. David Proffit, 18, and Clinton Smith, 19, each faced $10 penalties. Additional fines of $10 or partial suspensions were imposed on Eva Seigrist, Glenn Rusk, Alline Purvis, and Marlin Tooley for various infractions. Marvin Vaughn and David Boggs faced smaller or suspended penalties for registration and license issues.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
David Proffit
S. River St
Clinton Smith
Kenny Lane
Smith
Eva Seigrist
Jefferson Road
Middletown
Glenn Rusk
Dickey Road
Alline Purvis
Woodhaven Drive
Marlin Tooley
Rt. 1
Marvin Vaughn
Cincinnati
David Boggs
Dayton Oxford Road
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