Blood Donor Drive Faces Cancellation in Middletown
Middletown’s blood bank teeters toward failure as only half the two day visit can proceed without 168 volunteers registered by noon Monday. The Red Cross donor committee led by Rev. John I Parr warns Thursday’s program may be cancelled, with the final bloodmobile visit not until September. Volunteers can call Ila Hammons at home 24897 or Red Cross office 34648 to register. Vacations blamed for low turnout.
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Middletown
John I. Parr
Red Cross
Parr
Ila Hammmons
Legion
Weather Update Ohio Heat Wave Swells Across State
Citizens faced extreme heat with a 96 degree high at 5 30 pm and 84 by 9 45 am as humidity lingered. The forecast promises cooler air tomorrow with cloud cover and a low of 54 to 60 in parts of Ohio while today’s high near 95 favors southern counties.
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Ohio
Former Australian soprano Mrs Long dies in Middletown
Mrs Mable Gibson Long 41 known as a leading soprano in Australia and London before moving to the United States, died at Middletown Hospital after a four day critical period. Survived by husband Paul Long and sister Mrs Jean Peter of Melbourne. Funeral arrangements in Middletown and Thomasville with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request. contributions to Middletown Hospital Guild.
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Mable Gibson Long
Paul Long
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Australia
Dame
England
American Legion Auditorium
Jean Peter
Melbourne
Sas
Centralve
Wilson Funeral Home
Sidney McCannon
Church of Ascension
J. C. Green and Sons
Thomasville
N. C
Calvary Cemetery
Middletown Hospital Guild
Seventy Students Enroll for Middletown Summer School
Seventy students signed up for a six week Middletown School summer session set to begin with classes from 9 to 11 a.m. daily. Courses include Typing I with W C Neel, American history with Louis J Brown, high school English with Mrs Bess Marie Smucker, junior high English with a teacher to be secured, and junior high arithmetic with Clifford C.
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Middletown
Peace de Baker
Baker
W. C. Neel
Louis J. Brown
Bess Marie Smucker
Clifford C
Mrs Violet Bell Scholl dies at 57 in Franklin
Violet Bell Scholl 57 a Miltonville native died at 12 25 p m Friday at her Franklin home after years of illness She lived in Franklin 34 years and was in First Baptist Church choir and Birthday Circle Survived by widower Charles Scholl Jr five daughters two brothers and two sisters 11 grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral 2 ne Monday at First Baptist Church Rev H S Gessner burial Woodhill Cemetery Visitation Sunday afternoon at Robert Eaton Funeral Home
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Franklin
Violet Bell Scholl
Miltonville
Dixie Highway
First Baptist Church
Charles Scholl, Jr
Florence Whiteted
Tipp City
Mae Herold
Miamisburg
Dorothy Leis
Marie Roberts
Winterhaven
Fla
Janet Bowling
David L. Lancaster
Margaret Koogler
Springfield
First Baptist Arch
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Robert Eaton
Death of Henry F. King at 48 in Franklin Ohio
Henry F. King 48 died at his Route 73 home after a six month illness. He worked as a machinist at Moraine Products Co. Survived by widow Leona two sons John A. Akron Edward W. Franklin two daughters Maegene Reedy Margaret King his parents Edward and Mrs. King of Cuyahoga Falls one sister Mrs. Garnet Cook brothers Carl of Cuyahoga Falls Chester of Marion five grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Robert Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. E E Caldwell officiating. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm Monday.
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Franklin
Henry F. King
Route 73
Here
The
Moraine Products Company
Leona
John A
Akron
Edward W. King
Maegene Reedy
Margaret King
Edward King
Garnet Cook
Obituary notices for church leader artist explorer and philanthropist
By the Associated Press two death notices from Buffalo New York Miss May Mott Smith 73 artist and explorer died Thursday in New York City Rt Rev Cameron J Davis 78 retired bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Western New York died Friday Pittsburgh Lewis P Reese 0 philanthropist industrialist who rose from humble beginnings to wealth died Friday Vermillion South Dakota Dr Donald Slaughter 46 former dean of University of South Dakota medical school who had been committed to a federal narcotics hospital last year died Friday
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Associated Press
Buffalo, N. Y
Cameron J. Davis
Episcopal Diocese of
Western New York
New York
May Mott- Smith
Pittsburgh
Lewis P. Reese
Scio, O. Friday
Vermillion
Donald Slaughter
University of South Dakota Medical School
Eastern Star Cancelled Bus Trip and Local Meeting Speaker
All members planning to go to Xenia on June 8 are informed the charter bus is canceled. Hattie B. Alexander will speak at the Lily of the Valley OES meeting Monday at 8 p.m. A public tea is set at 811 Ninth Ave Su from 3 to 6 p.m. Esther Chapter Sister Leona Patterson will lead the service tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church.
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Order of Eastern Star
Xenia
Hattie B. Alexander
Royal Grand Matron
Ohio State Order of Eastern Star
the Lily of the Valley
O.E.S
Anna Thrower
Ninth Ave
Esther Chapter
Leona Patterson
St. Paul's A. M. E
Woodlawn
Ohio
Friendship Baptist Urch
Walnut St
Who Owns Middletown Hospital in Campaign Excerpts
Questions and answers outline ownership of Middletown Hospital. Civic Association donors of five dollars or more are voting members of the Middletown Hospital Association with rights to elect Board of Trustees. Current trustees listed include Logan T. Johnston and Harry K. Moore. A second hospital is deemed unnecessary due to cost and duplication concerns. Civic Association funds support the School of Nursing with twelve thousand dollars.
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Middletown Hosital
Middletown Hospital
Civic Association
Ree
Middletown Hospital Association
Board of Trustees
Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Logan T. Johnston
Harry K. Moore
E. A. Correa
Robert Q. Millan
H. L. Cheney
Don Carey
Colin Gardner III
L. T. Kenney
R. J. Walters
Why not build a local hospital for Middletown
The speaker argues Middletown should not rely on Dayton Hamilton or Cincinnati hospitals. Those facilities are crowded and cannot handle a regular influx of Middletown residents. Citizens claim moral duty not to burden neighboring cities and avoid drawing on their schools and fire departments.
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Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Middletown
Fifteen Motorists Arrested By Patrol In Area Courts
Fifteen adults and a juvenile appeared in area courts after arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Officers said no accidents were reported all day yesterday and this morning. Fines ranged from 10 to 20 dollars and costs for offenses including passing over a yellow line, speeding, and driving with an unlicensed operator. A 17-year-old driver’s license was revoked by juvenile authorities for parking in a restricted area.
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Thomas Linn
Monroe
Herschel Compton
Allen Park
Mich
Wallace Pachoud
Cincinnati
Carl Cooper
Corryton
Tenn
Allen Rouse
Louisville
Bernard Knopp
Dayton
Calvin Fox
Charlie Craig
Squire Lammie Bailey
Mary J. Terry
Grove St
Clinton Miller
Harold Figley
Franklin
Albert Fee
Middltown
Virginia Walker
Webster St
James Walker
Rex Shockey
Rosefork
George Whittaker
Middletown
L. D. Lane
Mason
Lemon Township Residents Fined
Walter Boone and Robert Boone of Lemon Township were fined $200 and given six months in Butler County jail with both fine and sentence suspended on assault and battery charges. They must remain on good behavior to avoid penalties. Charles Walter Bowling of Hamilton was found guilty of burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft. Judge Cramer referred the case to the new Department of Probation.
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Walter Boone
Robert Boone
Lemon Township
Butler County
Common Pleas
Fr B. Cramer
Charles Walter Bowling
Hamilton
Cramer
Department of Probation
Police Briefs Include Bite by Dog and Missing Money
Police reported 19 month old Jean Engle of 2715 Armco Dr bitten by a dog last night. Six boys were seen swimming in the city pond and were ordered out. About $60 in a tin box reported missing by Mr and Mrs Luksie of 2103 Tytus Ave last seen Wednesday. Two minor accidents investigated with minor damage and no injuries. Walter J Stanton, 49, of 804 Auburn St swerved to miss a car and struck a parked auto owned by Roy Dees of 9 North Sutphin St on North Sutphin St at 10 15 p.m. Dees car $10 damage. Edgar Cole, 39, of 1812 Clarendon Ave backing from a lot in Wall Alley struck a parked vehicle owned by Joseph Massarella of 3431 Burnett Ave Cincinnati. Cole car $5 damage.
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Jean Engle
Armco Dr
Luksie
Tytus Ave
Walter John Stanton
Auburn St
Roy Dees
North Sutphin St
Dees
Edgar Cole
Clarendon Ave
Wall Alley
Joseph Massarella
Burnett Ave
Cincinnati
Cole
Movie Showings At The Paramount And Strand
At The Movies listings for Saturday and Sunday show Paramount presenting Atomic City at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 15 p m Something to Live For at 2 40 5 45 and 8 45 p m Sunday Denver and Rio Grande at 1 20 3 20 5 30 7 35 and 9 40 p m Strand showing Road Agent at 2 25 5 40 and 8 55 p m Mickey at 3 35 6 50 and 10 05 p m Sunday Jungle Head Hunters at 1 15 3 35 5 55 8 15 and 10 25 p m Jungle of Chang at 2 25 4 45 7 05 and 9 25 p m
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Paramount
Denver
Rio Grande
Mickey
Chang
Non-Support Collection Problem To Be Studied By Court Committee
The Butler County Juvenile Court Advisory Committee will study probation in non-support cases after a Hamilton meeting. Mrs. Ruby Wynn reported on the National Probation and Parole Association conference in Chicago. The committee appointed Mrs. Walter Bender and others to work with welfare officials and a bar association committee to seek solutions, with a June 20 meeting planned to discuss parolee rehabilitation.
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Butler County Juvenile Court
Hamilton
Ruby Wynn
Probation and Parole Association
Chicago
William Shank
Walter Bender
Middletown
Gordon Anguspurger
L. K. Hackley
County Department of Public Welfare
Butler County Bar Association
Charles Beeler
Robert Brown
Herbert Randall
Bender
Stamps Sought To Fund Hospital Aerial TVs
Butler County Commissioner Reiff leads a campaign to collect old sales tax stamps or cash donations to fund an apartment type aerial at Hughes Memorial Hospital. The device would connect several TV sets for bedridden patients. past efforts provided two sets at Mt. Vernon Tuberculosis Hospital. State law forbids money to buy TVs, so the plan relies on stamps or cash contributions.
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Art Reiff
Butler County Commissioners
Reiff
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Mt. Vernon Tuberculosis Hospital
Butler County
Hughes Hospital
Municipal Court Fines and Sentences in Cincinnati
Haywood Aldridge, 29, of 1712 Sycamore St., ordered to pay 6 court costs and 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse, suspended on good behavior. Appeared before Judge Alton H. Combs on assault and battery charges filed by Marie Aldridge. Two men, Spurgeon Wells, 45, Route 73, and John South, 26, 4016 Jewell St., fined 20 and costs each for disorderly conduct. Beaulah Wells, 30, Route 73, was discharged, Louise Simpson, 31, 1806 Fleming Rd., forfeited $50 bond for failing to appear on a disorderly charge.
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Haywood Aldridge
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Alton H. Combs
Marie Aldridge
Spurgeon Wells
John South
Jewell St
Beaulah Wells
Louise Simpson
Fleming Rd
Guests Of The Town Offer To Rent Eaton Jail During Palomino Show
Eaton village officials propose converting the jail into four sleeping rooms for Palomino Show visitors on June 28 and 29. Robert Barne, rooms chairman, urged locals to host out of town guests while Mayor Lee Campbell Jr provided the jail option as a lighthearted pledge. An estimated 140 rooms are needed for the event week.
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Eaton
Eaton Jail
Robert Barne
Lee Campbell, Jr
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