Six charged in city crashes with minor injuries reported
Six people faced traffic violations after city accidents yesterday and today. Notable cases include Mildred Spear charged for unsafe lane change after a collision at First Avenue and S Clinton Street with $450 damage, and Delores Widener and Sarah Delp cited for minor damages in separate incidents on Milton Road and Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Spear
Dayton
Freeman Potter
N. Main St
First Avenue
S. Clinton Street
Delores Widener
Nora Ave
Sarah Delp
Central Ave
Milton Road
Ramon Meredith
Fern St
Franklin
Edna Druley
Manchester Road
S. Sutphin Street
Howard Avenue
Carolyn Myers
Young St
William Deliver
Meadow Ave
Yankee Road
Meadow Avenue
Herman Henry
West Middletown Rt. 1
Catherine Lussier
Elwood St
Tytus Avenue
Charles Street
Sunset Pool Learn-to-Swim Sessions Closed
Registration for the first three week session for ages 7 to 70 at Sunset Pool closed today. Second session opens July 3. Lessons run 9:30 to 11:30 a m on Mon Wed Fri starting next Monday at Sunset and Yankee Pool where registrations remain open. Douglas Pool registration begins June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Pool
Yankee Pool
Job Picture Brightest In Months Report
Ohio State Employment Service notes May job openings up 20 percent from April. Local office placed 300 applicants, with 25 percent in manufacturing, 10 percent in construction, 29 percent in retail and wholesale trade, and the rest in financial and domestic work. About 300 high school graduates are ready for summer jobs. 2,583 other unemployed applicants are registered. Office at 26 N Clinton St now open 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Employment Service Office
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
N. Clinton St
Dowrey elected president of Jaycees in Middletown meeting
Dale Dowrey, Roosters' Stevens Avenue Kroger manager, was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Sports Bowl. Fred Howard was succeeded as officers include Richard Grand as first vice president Dale Hinshaw as second vice president Thomas Strait as secretary and Robert Creake as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Dowrey
Roosters
Stevens Avenue
Kroger
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fred Howard
Richard Grand
Dale Hinshaw
Thomas Strait
Robert Creake
Youth Charged In Theft At Paramount Theater
Kendal Hollon 19 and two 17 year olds were charged with burglary after $14.85 was stolen from a vending machine at the Paramount Theater. They were arrested by Officer Jeane Butler as they left the venue early yesterday. Hollon’s preliminary hearing was set in Municipal Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal Hollon
Andrew Sr
Paramount Theater
Hollon
Trenton
Ptl
Jeane Butler
37 Teachers In Annual Community Workshop Here
A record 37 scholarships fund six week Miami University courses at Middletown High School starting Monday. The event, led by Robert McDade, is sponsored by Miami University the Middletown Board of Education and the Industrial Council Division of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert McDade
Industrial Council
Miami University
Middletown High School
McDade
Butler County
Armco Foundation
United States
Mexico
Germany
Rollin McKeehan
Knox County Schools
Knoxville
Tenn
Arnold Bowden
Middletown City
Minor Fire Reports Aired At Gardner Plant And A False Alarm
A short circuit caused a minor fire in the machine room at the Gardner Division plant on W Central Avenue of Diamond National Corp. no damage. Earlier a false alarm at 809 Eighth Ave prompted firemen. Emergency squad aided Lenora Bush Horn, 53, at 2002 Lowell St, breathing difficulty. she was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition. Later, at 2:33 am, squad aided Shirley Demostenes, 23, at 92 N Clinton St, also with breathing trouble. she was discharged from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Central Avenue
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Eighth Ave
Lenora Bushhorn
Lowell St
County Plans Sewers Bound by Policy and Law
County commissioners in Hamilton say East End sewer plans are constrained by past policy and legal requirements. They outline using petitions to form districts, consider health orders, and discuss deferred assessment bills and bonds, with annexation as a preferred solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Ross Snyder
Robert Marrs
Jess Pochard
Hamilton
Marrs
Health Department
Amanda
Butler County
Snyder
Illnesses and arrests in city jail and public welfare cases
Police report Robert O'Nekl fell ill while held for court order violation and was sent to Middletown Hospital for transfer to Chillicothe VA Hospital. Five people were arrested for failure to provide for an aged parent. Theft incidents included a radio, camera, shooting kit, raincoat, and a bicycle. A woman chased a milk thief. the suspect was caught but the victim declined prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O'Nekl
Brell Drive
Middletown Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
William Rothfuss
Burbank St
Ernest Rothfuss
Brentwood St
Fred Rothfuss
Middletown Rt
Hilda Manifold
East Ave
Monroe
Frieda Potter
Eaton Rt
Taylor Bashaw
Coles Road
Fourth Ave
Scouters Seek Jobs For Cumberland Lake Trip
Sea Scouts of Ship 88 seek odd jobs to raise 300 dollars for a July 31 trip to Cumberland Lake, Kentucky. Fifteen scouts need work around home or yard and should contact Jerry Travis at Garden 3-4089. Jimm Fay is skipper. ship meets at Strand Building, sponsored by Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Scouts of Ship 88
Cumberland Lake
Kentucky
Cumberland
Jerry Travis
Garden
Jimm Fay
Strand
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Ayres Re‑elected to Ohio Health and Welfare Council
Joseph H. Ayres of Middle Town was reelected an executive committeeman of the Ohio Citizens' Council for Health and Welfare at the annual meeting in Columbus yesterday. Toledo attorney Harold A. James was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Ayres
Middletown
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
Columbus
Toledo
Harold A. James
Police arrest man in failure to report accident case
Officers arrested James C. Nickell, 36, of 608 Catalpa Drive for failing to report a Tuesday Catalpa Drive crash. Sharon Manning, 5, of 2104 Van Avenue, suffered a minor leg injury when she ran into the street and was struck by a car, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Nickell
Catalpa Drive
Sharon Mannning
van Ave
Warren Deputies Check Break-Ins
Warren County sheriff's deputies investigated two break ins in the Morrow area. A cash box containing several hundred dollars was taken from the Glen Island nightclub in Foster owned by Glen Irwin after the front door was forced open. Also entered was the Michael Machine Co. in Maineville owned by Leonard Michael with desks and files opened and $14 in cash taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Morrow
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Glen Island
Foster
Glen Irwin
Michael Machine Co
Maineville
Leonard Michael
59 Grad Named To Annapolis
William Mike Graham a 1959 Fenwick High School graduate in the Marine Corps electronic school in California earned a U S Naval Academy appointment for Annapolis Maryland presented by Third District Congressman Paul F Schenck of Dayton Ohio Graham enlisted in June 1960 and will be released from the Marine Corps after Navy Department notice to his commanding officer William attended the University of Dayton for a year after Fenwick before enlisting in the Marines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mike) Graham
Fenwick High School
Marine Corps Electronic School
California
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
Marine Corps
Dudley Graham
Renee Drive
Finley Stewart
Hamilton
Cullver Military Academy
Ohio
Graham
University of Dayton
Fenwick
Rep. Schenck
Navy Department
Ambulance Also Wrecked In Middletown Road Crash
A two-vehicle crash on the Trenton Franklin Road near West Middletown damaged an ambulance and a car. Mrs. Nona Sparks, 40, suffered facial cuts and a knee injury and was taken to Middletown Hospital after surgery. The ambulance collision occurred while en route to the scene. the driver was cited for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. A separate incident at routes 73 and 741 injured Dewey Moore, and the involved truck driver was cited for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton-Franklin Road
West Middletown
Nona B. Sparks
Granada Ave
Middletown Hospital
McCoy - Leffler
Trenton - Franklin
Harrison Zether
Harrison St
Elbert F. Greenwood
Garfield St
Greenwood
Baker's
Mrs. Sparks
Dewey Moore
Mill St
Springboro
Carl Hirschbach
Wilson Neilson
Franklin
W. Va
Hirschbach
Neilson
Hirschbach Re
Moore
Judge withholds sentence in non support case
Judge David Black withheld imposition of sentence for Harold Franklin 50 Mason after Franklin pleaded guilty to non support of two minor children. The case from Butler County concerns a domestic juvenile matter and follows a guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
David Black
Harold Franklin
Mason
Franklin
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Horace Palmer
Douglas Pool
Dowrey
New Jaycee State
Paul Bishop
Robert Housh
Seth Howard
Warren Pence
Ted Forsyth
Jaycees
Victor Wells
Paul Deger
Warren Johnson
Barnitz Field
Doty House
LeSourdsville Lake
Gave
Hinshaw
Crooke
Strait
Grand
Trict
Thomas Webb
Howard Cromwell
Anna Adkins
Peasttown
Henry B. Brumberg
Schenck
Joyce L. Burnett
Lincoln
Sarah Creech
Sherman
Marjorie Daniel
Oneida
Dixie Davis
Anna Laura Fay
Anna Lou Flannery
Carol Hawks
Poasttown
James Heaton
Shirley Hendrickson
Jefferson
Joyce Hutson
David D Jacobs
Taft
Charles E. James
Amanda Junior High
Paul H. Krebs
Roosevelt
Thelma Lawson
Spring Hill
Arlene Lennie
Blue Ball
Barbara Lewis
Monroe Elementary
Dollie Martin
Lee M. Matthews
Lemon Monroe
Rosalie S. Mercer
Joyce Morgan
Phoebe Morgan
Carl E. Morris
Venice Myers
Catherine Nickles
James Orem
Amanda Jr. High
Lucille Paine
Wildwood
Lilian Reting
Maple
By Fritz Lalendorf
Pochard
Ayres
Crossan Curry
Aear
South Main—American Legion
Warren
William Graham
the Parkway Motel
Chord Organe
Guitar
Flute
Norris
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