Trenton Council Weighs Village Building and Fire House Plans
Trenton village council discussed a new combined village building and fire house with estimated costs around 60 000 including furnishings and a fire truck. Mayor Stretcher is out sick. Council eyes land on S Miami Street and debates playground access and land use. A building inspector position was created with a search committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
S. Miami Street
Carl Ennis
Fire Committee
Business Council
John Wiggin
Luncheon Honors Cafeteria Worker
Roosevelt Junior High cafeteria staff held a surprise luncheon for Mrs. Ollie Gilbreath who is leaving Roosevelt to join Wildwood School. Special guest A. E. Roper, Roosevelt principal, attended and a going away gift was presented.
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Roosevelt Junior High
Ollie Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Roosevelt
New Wildwood School
A. E. Roper
Middletown High School
Tragic Milwaukee Accident Claims Three Children
Imogene Kleppin rushed from her home with a newborn six days old after sirens. Her 14 year old niece cradled 2 year old Linda as a delivery truck struck the family, killing Linda and the child for 14 year old. Danny, 3, suffered critical injuries. Driver Jack Brockway, 22, said he saw nothing and stopped after a bump under the rear wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Imogene Kleppin
Linda
Mary Ann Chaulkin
Jack H. Brockway
Five youths picked up in car theft ring
A Bean Hollow juvenile and four other youths were implicated in stealing two cars in the area yesterday. One car belonged to Robert McKinney and another to Georgia Morvell. The group was later linked to a fifth youth and is held by Hamilton juvenile authorities, with Arlie Reynolds in custody at Hamilton jail.
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Bean Hollow
Robert McKinney
Bernice St
Georgia Morvell
Trenton
Hamilton
Arlie Reynolds
Wreckage Of 45 Crash Found In New Guinea
In May 1945 a C47 crash killed twenty Americans in New Guinea. Missionaries found the wreckage and recovered remains including Captain Herbert F. Good of Dayton. Burial set for June 17 at Arlington National Cemetery. widow lives in Oakwood. His son, Rev. Robert F. Good, returns from Hawaii to conduct services.
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Dayton
Ohio
New Guinea
Herbert F. Good
Good
Arlington National Cemetery
Oakwood
Robert F. Good
Hawaii
Noted Bandleader Jimmy Grier Dies at 57
Glendale California reports the death of Jim my Grier 57 a noted bandleader and composer from the 1930s He collaborated with Pinky Tomlin on Object of My Affection and Whats the Reason I m Not Pleasin You During his peak he led large hotel orchestras across the nation
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Jimmy Grier
Glendale
Calif
Grier
Pinky Tomlin
Third Judge Is Named For Trial In Hamilton
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Car son Hoy was named the third judge to join a three judge panel for the trial of Frank Poindexter 49 of Cincinnati. Poindexter Leigh 42 and Samuel A Decker 44 face first degree murder and related charges in the fatal April 10 shooting during a robbery attempt at Marie Hires 47 of 650 Franklin St Hamilton. Hoy joins Judges Boll and Cramer for the June 29 9 30 a m trial with Poindexter represented by Harvey B Woods. Leigh by Herbert Walsh and Louis Wynn. Decker未 represented.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
Hamilton County
Boll
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Court
Hoy
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Poindexter
Hollis Robert Leigh
Cincinnati
Samuel A. Decker
Richmond Rd
Harvey B. Woods
William F. Hopkins
Leigh
Herbert Walsh
Louis Wynn
Decker
Graduation delays as student has newborn baby
Mrs. Robert Olson missed Union Junior College graduation in Cranford New Jersey due to caring for her newborn son born last week. The graduate is identified as a student from Union Junior College.
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Cranford
N.J
Robert Olson
Union Junior College
Infant stillborn for Waldon family in Middletown
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edith Waldon of 812 17th Ave. was stillborn at Middletown Hospital. Surviving are the parents, two brothers Fred and John, and two sisters Esther and Vickie. Graveside services will be at Woodside Cemetery, at the family's convenience, with Bailey Funeral Home in charge.
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Edith Waldon
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Fred
John
Esther
Vickie
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Death of Charles Poe in South Lebanon
Charles Poe seventy seven, a retired powder worker and special deputy sheriff, died of a heart attack at his home 75 King Ave South Lebanon. He worked for Peters Cartridge Co and Remington Arms at Kings Mills and drove a school bus until recently. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Oswald Funeral Home with Rev. J H Dunn. Burial in South Lebanon. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening. Surviving are his wife Pearl two sons Rollie and Robert, two daughters Lettie Combs and Mary Gerling, his mother Elizabeth Allen, three brothers Robert Bee James, six sisters Martha Robinson Mary Peters Sarah Carter Sophie Isbro Denny Downing and Bruce Cole.
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Lebanon
Charles Poe
King Ave
South Lebanon
Poe
Peters Cartridge Co
Remington Arms
Kings Mills
Oswald
J. H. Dunn
Pearl
Rollie
Robert
Lettie Combs
Mary Gerling
Morrow
Elizabeth Allen
Miamitown
Norwood
Bee
New Trenton
James
Hamilton
Martha Robinson
Mary Peters
Harrison
Sarah Carter
Tyne, Ky
Sophie Isbro
Denny Downing
Cleves
Bruce Cole
Deaths Elsewhere By The Associated Press
Vienna and Kingston report the deaths of film director Charles Vidor age 59 in Vienna of a heart attack while directing a Liszt biopic and Ole Windingstad age 73, a Norwegian conductor, who died of a heart attack after arriving in the United States with the Oslo Philharmonic in 1926.
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Vienna
Austria
Charles Vidor
Hollywood
Vidor
Franz Liszt
Budapest
Hungary
Glendale
Calif
Jimmy Grier
Pittsburgh
Kingston
N.Y
Ole Windingstad
Oslo Philharmonic
United States
Wasps Mark Early Craft of Paper Nests
Certain wasps are cited as the first makers of paper, building nests from a paper like substance. The note highlights their role in early construction of protective nests using chewed plant fibers.
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Trenton Council
Carl Chamberlain
Harry Stretcher
Charles Porter
Madison Ave
Trenton Boosters Club
Council
Don Bogan
Water Department
Fredrick Rudolph
Boosters
Kenneth Warstler
Porter
Charles Lynch
Virginia
Farol
Music House
Rhapsody
Revelos Confectionery
Central Ave
Plaid Dress
Daytonian
Pope
Dad
Norcross
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main
Waldon
Associated Press
Florida
Middletown Ice and Coal CO
Curtis ST
William Justice
Photo Shop
Brbiel Blvd
Middletown
Pally
First National Office
Bop
Org
Ang
First National Bank of
Minutetown
Erator
Navy
Boss
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