Lebanon Doctor Killed in Plane Crash of Bride
Dr. Robert Ullum 40 of Lebanon and his bride Judith 21 died when their four place Cessna 182 crashed shortly after takeoff from Findlay Airport. A locking device remained in place. witness said the plane climbed to 1500 feet before crashing. Dr. Ullum practiced in Liberty Center and leaves four sons and two daughters, plus a large extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ullum
Lebanon
Judith
Findlay
Ullum
Dayton
Edward Ullum
DR. Ullum
University of Dayton
Cincinnati
Universiy of Cincinnati Medical College
Toledo
Liberty Center
Henry County
Allum
Robert
Russell
Richard
Dan
New York
Martha Ann
Linda
Edward
Eric Jacobson
California
James Whitaker
Anna DeWine
Jean Lyons
Kathryn Clark
Tom
Eric
John
Albert Ullum
Arthur E. Burch
Maumee
Franklin Police Graduates Boost Franklin Force Record
Two new officers Donald Kidwell and Paul Isbel joined the Franklin Police Department after graduating yesterday from the Dayton Police Academy. Appointed March 2 by the Franklin Council on Chief Harbach’s recommendation, they bring the force to 10, the city’s largest ever. Their training included criminal law procedure and evidence gathering, all provided free by Dayton.
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Franklin
Franklin Force
Dayton Police Academy
Dayton
Donald Kidwell
Paul Isbel
Franklin Council
Frank Harbach
Franklin Department
Franklinites
Paul Price
Harbach
Miami Lab Named For Robertson
Oxford Miami University has named its paper technology center the Robertson Laboratory in honor of the late Reuben B. Robertson. He was board chairman of Champion Paper & Fibre Co. and a former deputy secretary of defense, a Miami trustee from 1957 until his death. The three floor structure now houses pulp and paper chemistry facilities created with Ohio industry support. Seventeen firms in the Miami Valley helped establish the program with funds, equipment, and recruiting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Hamilton
Miami
Robertson Laboratory
Ohio Pulp and Paper Industry
Ohio
Miami Valley
Peckett Paper Co
Cheney Pulp
Boy Thrown From Tractor In Home Accident
A 12-year-old boy, John Hess, foster son of David McKeever, was thrown from a tractor at his home in Middletown. He was reported in good condition after being transported to hospital with multiple leg fractures and scalp lacerations. Two other youngsters, Charles Bailey and Billy Swift, were treated and dismissed for injuries from a fall and a knee gash respectively.
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Manchester Ra
Middletown’ Hospital
John Hess
David McKeever
Oy McCoy-Leffler
Charles Bailey
Gene Bailey
Gideon Rd
Billy Swift
Frank, Swift
Aberdeen Dr
Girl Fends Off Negro Youth Near City Limits
A 17 year old girl and her younger brother screamed to deter a Negro youth who tried to drag her behind a billboard just south of the Lafayette Avenue Main Street intersection. The assailant released her and fled as bystanders cried out. The father heard the girl scream from a nearby home but could not catch the attacker.
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Spun City Limits
Lafayette Avenue
Main Street
From Clown To Cloth Rodeo Funnyman Off-Job Preacher Ken Boen
Ken Boen blends rodeo clowning with preaching in Arkansas, signing autographs with Romans 10 5 and claiming Christian conversion in 1951. A Southern Baptist and top rodeo clown, he averages 15 minutes of comedy per bout and 10 minutes wrestling, earning up to 13000 yearly while emphasizing originality and evolving acts amid TV influence and higher performer standards.
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Ken Boen
Moses
Boen
Arkansas
Martin Luther
Ken Travels 30 000 Miles a Year With Family
The performer tours extensively, traveling 30 000 miles annually with his wife and daughter. He met his wife in Madison Square Garden after a request for an autograph. He favors the Garden, typically staying five to six weeks. His stock is stored in the basement and he rooms in a hotel across the street. He notes that in smaller towns audiences must be educated about rules but are often more appreciative as first time spectators. Experienced crowds tend to pick apart a show after repeated viewings.
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Ken
Madison Square Garden
Area Thefts Total 355 Dollars. Missing Dog Prompts Reward
Property losses reported to the Butler County sheriff describe thefts totaling more than 355 dollars. A Brittany spaniel named Star valued at 250 dollars is missing from George P. Lewis's barn. Other losses include tires valued at 20 dollars, a shotgun and knives with no value listed, checks and pennies totaling 8 dollars, a 30 dollar hose, 27 dollars in silver dollars, and 5 dollars in other coins.
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Butler County Sheriff's Department
George P. Lewis
Trenton- Franklin Rd
Lewis
Ralph Adams
Bronck
Germantown Road
Peasttown
Frank Sharpshire
Le‘Sourdsville
West Chester Rd
Wendel Howland
Bernice St
Oglesby Barnitz
Elks Country Club
Hamilton-Middletown Pike
Willbur Miller
Maud-Hughes Rd
Ministers Named in EUB Church Assignments at Camp Miami
Two area Evangelical United Brethren churches gained new ministers as 18 assignments were announced at Camp Miami near Germantown. Rev. Charles Ruth to West Elkton and Rev. Charles Woods to Millville. Robert M. Eschbach, blind since boyhood, named pastor of Wagner EUB near Dayton after leading Columbus Avenue EUB in Springfield. Also approved a $6000 study for inner city church problems and aid in urban renewal for racially changing and mobile areas.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Camp Miami
Germantown
Charles Ruth
West Elkton
Charles Woods
Millville
William K. Messimer
Dayton
Robert M. Eschbach
Wagner E. U.B
Columbus Avenue
Springfield
Cowboy origin tale clashes with pro dreams
Ken joins the rocco from an Illinois farm challenging the idea that all stars are Westerners. He notes a New Yorker trained at a dude ranch has a shot at the world championship. He says only one in ten thousand becomes a true cowboy and that toughness defines the iron man, as amateurs tire after thousands of rides and roped calves.
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Ken
Rocco
Iinois
Conservancy May Aid In Watershed Project
The Miami Conservancy District may aid in the Dicks Creek Little Muddy Watershed project. At a Middletown meeting officials from Warren and Butler counties heard progress from Marvin Stahl and Ed Smith. Construction east of Yankee Road is estimated at 1.77 million dollars with 147 thousand to be paid by Warren and Butler property owners over four to five years. federal funds via Public Law 566 would cover the rest. The group authorized proceeding if county commissioners approve the plan. Mitchell will report on potential sponsoring or cooperating roles, with further talks with the U S Corps of Engineers scheduled for June 28.
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Miami Conservancy District
Dicks’ Creek
Little Muddy
Max Mitchell
Dayton
State
Warren
Butler County
Middletown
Yankee Road
Smith
Butler
Warren and
Gordon Augspurger
Ross H. Snyder
Butler County Commission
Cecil Linkous
Warren County Commission
Mitchell
Miami Conservancy Board
Conservancy District
Milami River
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Stahl
Dick's Creek
Augspurger
Ohio Wild Life Council
Trenton Woman Hurts Foot On Nail
A 74 year old Trenton woman Mrs Alva Pochel of 301 Douglas St was rushed to Middletown Hospital by sheriff deputies after stepping on a nail at her home. Doctor Sylvia Mathhews called for further treatment and the incident prompted discussion of flood protection and dam projects in the area with estimated federal and local costs and land conservation considerations.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Sheriff's
Alva Pochel
Douglas St
Sylvia P. Mathews
Fred Howard Elected Jaycees President in Local Change
Fred Howard 2217 Hawthorn Ave was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce last night, taking over from Bernard Annenberg. He works in Armco Steel Corp photograph department and has previously served as secretary and board member. New officers include Walker Carl first vice president Paul Bishop second vice president Hugh Oger secretary and David Adams treasurer with new board members Ted Forsyth Richard Gruud David Murray and Warren Pence. The leadership team assumes office immediately.
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Fred Howard
Hawthorn Ave
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bernard
Bud” Annenberg
Howard
Armco Steel Corp
Jaycees
Walker Carl
Paul Bishop
Hugh Oger
David Adams
Ted Forsyth
Richard Gruud
David Murray
Warren Pence
Rider Hurt When Cycle Hits Tin Can
A motorcycle hit a tin can at the Shafer-Nelbar underpass injuring Henry Trushel 22 of 215 Franklin Street. He suffered abrasions and was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Motorcycle damage estimated at 25 dollars.
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Shafer-Nelbar
Henry Trushel
Franklin St
Middletown Hospital
Trushel
Cowboy dreams of money and quiet porch life
The speaker reflects on years of hard knocks in the business and the payoff. Each cowboy longs to earn enough to buy a small spread and sit on the porch watching the sun go down rather than facing crowds.
Butler County Court Records Include Several Neglect Petitions
Eleanor Mae Lee of 2108 Central Ave and Glenn Allen Lee of Middletown face neglect and cruelty charges. Mary Louise McAnly of Okeana and Cloyd Alan McAnly of Hamilton are cited for neglect. Sue Jones of Hamilton cited for neglect. Judge David Black presides.
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Eleanor Mae Lee
Central Ave
Glenn Allen Lee
Middletown
Mary Louise McAnly
Okeana
Cloyd
Alan McAnly
Hamilton
Sue Jones
Burgoyne Jones
David Black
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Bride
Miami Lab
Oxford
Miami University
Reuben B. Robertson
Charles W. Thompson
Central Avenue
Barnitz Stadium
Journal
Weith
By Fritz Lalendorf
Lider
Conservancy
Marvin Stahl
Ed Smith
Columbus
Ohio Soil Conservation Service
State Office
Annenberg
Angelo Brown
Colon Mull
N. Main St
Columbia Avenue
N. Main Street
Brown
Robert Knorr
First Ave
First National Bank
Montgomery Ward Co
Velva Deep
Grand Ave
Albert Knight
Igrove St
Nelbar Street
Atco Avenue
Annalezer
Shaddock’s
Germantown RD
Butler County Courts
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