Convalescent Home Fund Created By Zartman Will
The will of the late Mrs. Fred B. Zartman sets aside about 100000 for a convalescent home for Franklin residents of 15 years or more. A five member board of trustees will manage the Fred B. Zartman and Julia McCormick Zartman Trust Fund and select the site. Trustees named are Milo Beck, Dr Jean Nock, Howard L. Cheney, E. H. Bindley and J. T. Riley. The estate totals around 450000 after commitments and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Fred B. Zartman
J. T. Riley mc. Onnney
Julia McCormick Zartman
Riley
Milo Beck
Jean Nock
Howard L. Cheney
E. H. Bindley
Pinball Ruling Ends Free Games in Middletown
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled free games on pinball machines are automatic payoffs, dooming about 150 local devices. Middletown police and city officials plan enforcement changes, affecting 194 amusement machine licenses after stating most machines carry the controversial feature. Westerhaus Corp. operates 26 machines locally, with Dakar Co. of West Middletown the largest operator at 77 devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Supreme Court
Thompson
Chief Blackmore
J. A. McIntosh
Doris Kronberg
City Commission
Westerhaus Corp
Supreme Court
Westerhaus
Cincinnati
Dakar Co
West Middletown
Krebs Music Co
George Manos
Mike Hendricks
Eugene F. Botts
City Salary Report At Meeting On Employee Raises
City commissioners opened a 2 p.m. meeting to hear a salary report and recommendations on raises for city employees. City Manager Charlies W Thompson planned to present final recommendations in response to a committee request. The last 4 percent overall raise was granted last October. The session also includes an emergency ordinance for metering parking meters on Manchester Avenue between N Main Street and Verity Parkway.
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Charlies W Thompson
Arson Suspect Ordered to Lima State Hospital
Edmund Kleizinski of Waneta Street was ordered to Lima State Hospital for 30 days observation by Judge Fred B. Cramer after being found guilty of malicious destruction of property tied to a $500 fire in his Waneta Street sleeping room. Investigators said he declared he had to set the fire and he suffered second degree burns on his foot.
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Edmund Kleizinski
Waneta St
Lima State Hospital
Fred B. Cramer
Kleinzinski
Waneta Street
Kleszinski
Delinquent Sent To Reformatory
A 16 year old Middletown boy tied to a Mayfield School break in a car theft and two house burglaries was ordered committed to Boys Industrial School at Lancaster. He had been on probation to Middletown juvenile officer Jake Seibold after a break-in at the Middletown Tennis Club. Authorities said the arrest of the boy and Dencil Pusley solved the incidents, with losses totaling $10.90 from a safe, a car owned by Elza Sorrell, and $31 in a Stitt home burglary plus items from the Fitzgerald home.
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Middletown
Mayfield
Lancaster
Jake Seibold
Ralph Mull
Mayfield School
Ernie Fitzgerald
Highland St
Dorothy Stitt
Brentwood St
Dencil Pusley
Elza Sorrell
Carolina St
Stitt
Fitzgerald
Police Briefs Sam Reece Arrested On Hit-Skip Warrant
Officers last night arrested Sam Reece a 21 year old of 906 Crawford St on a Montgomery County warrant connected with a hit skip accident. Ben Linden of 222 Charles St reported the theft of a 14 foot boat a 14 foot trailer and a 10 horsepower motor from a garage in the 1900 block of Columbia Avenue between May 30 and yesterday.
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Sam Reece
Crawford St
Montgomery County
Ben Linden
Charles St
Columbia Avenue
Hubcaps Stolen From Milton Miller’s Car
Milton Miller of 1017 Auburn Street reported to police that two hubcaps were stolen from his car parked in front of his home Sunday night.
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Milton Miller
Auburn St
Theft Reported by Mrs Sam Fugate in Youngstown
Mrs Sam Fugate of 1414 Young Street reported yesterday the theft of her pocketbook containing about $100. Police advised she described the loss and will investigate the incident.
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Sam Fugate
Young &J
Children Set Fire To Oil Tank Near Crawford Street
Flames blazed around a fuel oil tank in the 900 block of Crawford Street for a few minutes last night. Firemen said children playing near the Armco tank field pumped oil on the ground and started the blaze with matches. Companels 2 and 3 responded to the alarm at 8 07 p.m.
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Crawford Street
Armco
Tax Cut Hope Dim in This Session Says House Panel
Washington House tax writers foresee little chance of passing a tax cut in the remaining days of the session. Next year a general review of individual and business taxes may occur. Members voiced cool reception to a two billion dollar cut proposed by the Committee for Economic Development.
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Washington
House
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Economic Research Organization
Boggs
D-La
Byrnes
R-Wis
Three Scout Meetings Set In Mound Builders Area Council
Three meetings are planned tonight for Mound Builders Area Council scouts at 7 30 in the Civic Association. A board of reviews for Gary Silbey of Carlisle Troop 44 for Eagle Scout rank will be led by George Bundick, field executive. Dick Lewis will lead a district advancement committee business session. Budget study by the council finance committee is guided by R W Young, chairman.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Civic Association
Gary Silbey
Carlisle Troop 44
George Bundick
Dick Lewis
District Advancement Committee
R. W. Young
Middletown Social Workers Assn Installs New President
Robert Truck, principal of Jefferson School, was elected yesterday to head the Middletown Social Workers Assn and will assume presidential duties at the next meeting on Sept. 12. He succeeds Yvonne Wellman, with Louis Rossi as vice president and Janet Walsh also noted in the lineup. In Knoxville, three people were arrested for stealing potted plants from graves at two cemeteries during a picnic meeting at Homer Weikel farm. Hardy Dam on the Muskegon River in Michigan is the largest earthwork dam of its kind and creates a lake over 16 miles long.
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Robert Truck
Jefferson School
Middletown Social Workers Assn
Truck
Yvonne Wellman
Middletown Area
Muskegon River
Michigan
Three Year Old Struck While Chasing Ball
A three year old Middletown boy was hit by a car while chasing a ball near his home and was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Terry Caudill 2210 Queen Ave was semi conscious with possible head and internal injuries. Driver George Prentice Jr 22 of Cleveland was not held after the 8:05 p.m. accident in front of 2207 Queen Ave.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Terry Caudill
Jesse Caudill
Queen Ave
Jesse Lee
Queen Avenue
Terry
George Prentice Jr
Cleveland
Miami
Prentice
Kay Wright
Wilson St
McCoy-Leffler
Disbarment Hearing In Crow Case Brings Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court reviewed oral arguments on disbarment of J. Harvey Crow, a Cleveland attorney formerly of Urbana. The disbarment was overturned by Champaign County Common Pleas Court on May 14, 1955, and the appellate court sent the case back for fact findings and possible re-entry. Crow’s counsel argued notices of appeal were late and urged dismissal of the committee’s review request.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
J. Harvey Crow
Cleveland
Urbana
Crow
Champaign County Compan Pleas Court
Bank Robbery in Cleveland Pulls $10000 by Young Bandit
A 22 year old man robs North American Bank of $10,000 in Cleveland Blag refusing to hurt anyone. Dressed in blue jacket and tan pants with pasted on beard he orders tellers James Major Rosemary Svete and Mary Ann Ho chevar to fill a brown duffle bag and escapes in a 1950 blue Studebaker sedan.
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Cleveland
Ray Breskvar
James Major
Rosemary Svete
Mary Ann Hochevar
Studebaker
Japan’s limited arable land in relation to population
Japan, with 88 million people, has only 15 million acres of arable land. This stark contrast highlights pressures on agriculture and food security amid a dense population and limited farming territory.
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Japan
Burglars’ Botched Heist Ends With Empty Safe
In Lake Elmo Minnesota two burglars failed a crime with an empty safe after loading it onto a stolen truck their truck stalled and rolled away the safe fell free and they fled when a farm boy investigated the strange activity resulting in a failed theft and no loot.
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Lake Elmo
Minn
At The Movies listings for Paramount Strand Colonial Dixie
Paramount shows Song of the South at 2 15 4 40 7 10 9 35 p.m. Strand screens Desperate Hours at 2 45 6 10 9 30 p.m. Price of Fear at 1 15 4 40 8 00 p.m. Colonial presents Mystery of the Black Jungle at 1 30 4 00 6 40 9 15 p.m. Jaguar at 2 40 5 15 7 50 10 30 p.m. Dixie Crube Inn Wednesday Anything Goes at 8 30 p.m. Rose Tattoo at 10 33 p.m.
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Dixie Crube
Rose Tatoo
Stain Removal Ideas From Cleaners For Hostesses
A home stain guide advises treating cocktail stains on washable cloths with cold water. Place a clean absorbent under the fabric and tamp or sponge, avoid rubbing to protect the material, and act quickly before time sets the stain. Supported by local cleaners Arrow Dry Cleaners and others.
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Fred Zartman
John C. Davis
Superior Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Middletoown
G. D. Tranter
Davis
Chester A. McCutcheon
Hebe
Joseph B. Blackmore
Blackmore
Charles W. Thompson
High Court
Lima
AIR Force
Harold
Louis Rossi
Janet Walsh
Knoxville
Tenn
Employment Service
Homer Weikel
Iss Mary Ann Brehaney
George Crout
Auto
Baltimore St
Lawrence Wolfrum
Lizza Stoutenborough
Reecia Davidson
Locust St
David Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Baltimore Street
Lawn Avenue
Young Bandit
Ross
Bsec
Marie Reid
Beach Beauty
Rose Marie Reid
Bank of Swim Sense
Lyn Armstrong
Candy Stix
Ross’ Sportswear Dept
Paramount
The
Middletown Dry Cleaners Ass'n
Perfection Cleaners
Tattershall Cleaners
Arrow Dry Cleaners
Bandbox Dry Cleaners
Butler Dry Cleaners
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Merit Cleaners
Oakland Cleaners
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