Three Residents Hurt In City Accidents
A Middletown area woman, Lorraine Wells, 33, was injured in a $400 collision at Manchester Avenue and N Clinton Street at 8 50 am. She suffered a cut lip and chest injuries and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Do Dores Holtz, 410 Nelson Rd, was driving another car involved. both cars sustained about $200 damage. A 11 year old girl, Mary Darlene Wolfe of 515 Yankee Rd, was checked after an incident at 1st Avenue and Baltimore Street. she appeared uninjured. Paul F E Russell, 24, Howe Road, sustained a back injury when his car hit a parked roller. damage about $500. Emanuel Howard, 20, 2018 Hill Ave, was cited for failure to yield after a collision with Corbin Pieratt, 45, at Queen Ave and Wilson Street. total damage about $500. Paul Sapp, 18, Excello Trailer Court, turned onto S Verity Parkway and struck a northbound auto driven by Albert Canter, 36, with about $425 damage.
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Middletown Area
Manchester Avenue
N. Clinton Street
Middletown Hospital
Lorraine Wells
West Middletown Rt. 2
Do‘Dores Holtz
Nelson Ra
Holtz
Riggs Ambulance
Mary Darlene Wolfe
Yankee Rd
1St Avenue
Baltimore Street
Mary Neal
5Th Ave
Paul FE. Russell
Howe Road
Shelly Blacktopping Co
Hamilton
Moore Street
Russell
Schramm
Corbin Pieratt
Hill Ave
Queen Avenue
Wilson Street
Paul Sapp
Excello Trailer Court
Girard Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
Albert Canter
Scott St
Daycamp Session Opens With 100 Attendees
More than a hundred youngsters attended the season's first daycamp sessions at Stonybrook and Middlemoor. Miss Margaret Bailey directs Stonybrook activities while Mrs. James Morningstar runs Middlemoor. Buses depart starting at 8:30 a.m. for Middlemoor and 8:00 a.m. for Stonybrook, with returns at 3:00 p.m. from Middlemoor and 2:45 p.m. to Stonybrook.
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Stonybrook
Middlemoor
Margaret Bailey
James Morningstar
Explosion Rumor Flares Over Early Morning Blast
Middleton residents woke to a loud blast around 5 30 am sparking police calls and a Journal report. Officials offered no definite cause and suggested a jet plane likely produced the sonic boom, with Armce somewhere noted in related chatter.
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Journal
Armce
Monroe Students Named To Honor Roll At School
Twenty four seventh and eighth graders at Monroe Elementary School earn final honor roll honors. Honorees include Linda Sue Barnett Patricia Berry James Buck Susan Coppess Donna Hammond Jackie Hollon Lynn Leavell Carol Lewis Maxine Roberts Linda Shackelford Jerry South Karen Teets. Honorable mentions list includes Edward Chambers John Conley Becky Hannah Travis Hausman Alda Hodapp Judith Lanier Donald McKinney Anna Montayne Doreen Neu Betty Robinson Thomas Short Ellen Sizemore Jackie Streifthau James White Ed Willoughby Carolyn Adams Helen Baltz Thomas Carter Sue Corley Gary Eckert Judy Frazier Joyce Haddix Gary Hausman Carol Hofmann Darrell Kinsser Joyce McKinley Loretta Norman Eileen Phalen Jury Robinson Glenda Rose Jerry Stamper.
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Monroe
Linda Sue Barnett
Patricia Berry
James Buck
Susan Coppess
Donna Hammond
Jackie Hollon
Lynn Leavell
Carol Lewis
Maxine Roberts
Linda Shackelford
Jerry South
Karen Teets
Betty Bake
Harriett Bolton
Shannah DeHart
Janet Heflin
Mary Hinsch
Pete Lang
Linda Lanson
Susanna Long
Sidney Loxley
Judy Mannon
Dick Saylor
Marv Stubbs
Edward Chambers
John Conley
Becky Hannah
Travis Hausman
Alda Hodapp
Judith Lanier
Donald McKinney
Anna Montayne
Doreen Neu
Betty Robinson
Thomas Short
Ellen Sizemore
Jackie Streifthau
James White
Ed Willoughby
Carolyn Adams
Helen Baltz
Thomas Carter
Sue Corley
Gary Eckert
Judy Frazier
Joyce Haddix
Gary Hausman
Carol Hofmann
Darrell Kinser
Joyce McKinley
Overheated Motor Reported Fire At Union Sanitary Laundry
An overheated motor caused a fire at Union Sanitary Laundry on Central Ave and caused no damage. Fire units responded at 10 38 a m. Property is owned by Ernest Rathman. An emergency squad aided George Ivey 17 of 121 Water St rear and he was taken to Middletown Hospital by Wilson ambulance.
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Union Sanitary Laundry
Central Ave
Ernest Rathman
Water St
George Ivey
Middletown Hospital
Wilson's Ambulance
Paroled burglar returns to jail over parole breach
St Joseph Missouri Johnny Curtis 25 had parole revoked after saying a relative made it hard and that he preferred serving his sentence, prompting the County Parole Board to remand him to jail from a two year burglary sentence.
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ST Joseph
Johnny Curtis
County Parole Board
Local Meetings List Seated Across City Venues
A condensed schedule lists various group meetings on Tuesday across Manchester Hotel North Middletown Fire Dept Mayfield and Sheffield areas. Attendees include Sertoma Club Fire Departments VFW SPEBSQSA FOE Golden Age Club Knights of St. John National Guard and Police Pistol Range with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at multiple halls and armories.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester
South Middletown
Forrer St
North Middletown
Club
FOE
Hall
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Knights of St. John
Franklin Foe Auxiliary
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Juveniles Break Into Back Building on Franklin Street
Police reported juveniles entered a rear structure on Mrs. Racheal Ashton’s property at 122 Franklin Street by breaking a glass pane. They rifled through junk but left without taking anything. Det. James Howerton noted the entry and mishandled items in the shed.
Senate backs Pray for peace postmark bill
The Senate approved a measure authorizing a Pray for peace postmark to be used on mail and sent it to the White House for signature.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Workman Hurt Near Here Succumbs To Injuries
Ervin Trigger, 74, of Cincinnati, died at Middletown Hospital after injuries from an auto crash on U.S. 25 at Monroe. He and two other gas line workers were struck by Frank C. Filoso, who faces reckless driving charges. Survived by wife Ada. arrangements with Jamison Funeral Home.
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Ervin Trigger
Findlay St
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Trigger
U.S. 25
Monroe
Frank C. Filoso
Lebanon Rd
Sharonville
Tiple
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
John Morrissey
Clarence Jett
Filoso
Ada
Jamison Funeral Home
Rites Thursday For Girl Crushed By Milk Truck
Franklin services are set for four year old Donna Fay Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Richardson of Sunset Division Franklin killed yesterday when the rear wheels of a milk truck rolled over her The funeral will be at Eaton Funeral Home at 10 am with burial in Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home The child climbed aboard the truck driven by her father Tim Richardson who said he felt a bump and she fell The driver stands up in the Dayton dairy truck The parents are under doctor care for shock She is survived by her parents and sisters Peggy Ann Patty Sue and Saundra Kay
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Franklin
Donna Fay
Patty) Richardson
Wayne Richardson
Sunset Division
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Richardson
Tim
Donna
Dayton
Peggy Ann
Patty Sue
Saundra Kay
Big Shots Testify In Vice Probe
Portland officials including Police Chief James Purcell Jr Mayor Fred L Peterson and Dist Atty William M Langley testified before a grand jury probing vice. State Atty Gen Robert Thornton said they were invited not subpoenaed. Governor Elmo Smith had Thornton lead the probe and Langley was removed from grand jury contact. The Oregonian had alleged Seattle gamblers conspired with Portlanders to establish a vice ring, with Langley tied to some charges.
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Robert Thornton
Grand Jury
James Purcell Jr
Fred L. Peterson
William M. Langley
Elmo Smith
Thornton
Langley
Oregonian
Seattle
Tumble On Steps Hospitalizes Boy
A 10-year-old Middletown boy, Fred Norman, son of Rev George Norman, fell on church steps after Bible School at Wesleyan Methodist Church. He was unconscious, then regained consciousness on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Admitted 11:15 a.m. with possible skull and left hip injuries. Skull X-ray results pending. Condition listed as good today.
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Middletown
Fred Norman
George Norman
Manchester Rd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Middletown Hospital
Miss Eunice Perkins Leads Evening Devotions at Dayton Cottage
Miss Eunice Perkins will lead a 7:30 p.m. devotional at a cottage prayer meeting at 119 Gale St Dayton tonight. She will also conduct services at Rev Ed Lawson's church on Logan St at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. One estimate places the cost of each juvenile delinquent child at $300 to taxpayers.
Industrial Leaders Here Still Favor River Plans
Middletown industrial leaders, after reviewing engineers findings that a river flow plan for the Great Miami River is economically unfeasible, still favor further study. They noted high dam costs versus a maximum $7.5 million benefit and planned a thorough review at next Monday’s Industrial Council meeting.
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Middletown
Miami
Middletown Industrial Council
Miami Conservancy District
G. H. Suhs
Sorg Paper Co
Industrial Council
Whitlock
Englewood
Miller May Visit Monroe
NEW YORK playwright Arthur Miller who just divorced his wife in Reno arrived in Monroe today and declined to say if he will wed Marilyn Monroe. When asked about a possible meeting he replied that it may happen one of these days. Monroe, not planning a trip to London, also avoided confirming marriage plans but said they are very good friends.
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New York
Arthur Miller
Reno
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Miller
Legion Election Ballots Go Into Mails On Friday
Ballots for American Legion Post 218 officers will be mailed by Friday per post adjutant Ed Portsmouth. Nine posts are to be decided by Wednesday, June 20. Nominees include Ed Windsor and Art Albaugh for commander, George Hagen, Bill Akers, J. F. Seibold and Ray Miles for vice commanders, Louis Streitenberger Hal Stvens Mort Taylor Howard Cohen Robert Lubberger Tom Jones for executive committee, Charles Palmer and James Welsh for finance officer, the Rev. William S. Comfort as chaplain, and Ed Portsmouth as adjutant.
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American Legion
Ed Portsmouth
Ed Windsor
Art Albaugh
George Hagen
Bill Akers
J. F. Seibold
Ray Miles
Louis Streitenberger
Hal Stvens
Mort Taylor
Howard Cohen
Robert Lubberger
Tom Jones
Charles
Agers to Finalize Plans for Club Picnic
The Golden Age Club prepares for the June 20 picnic with final resignation and planning at the Civic Association weekly meeting tomorrow at 1 30 p m The agenda includes a special musical program and social time for members at the club venue.
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Golden Age
The
Civic Association
Theft at Arlington Avenue site hits two vises and wheelbarrows
Police report says Barney Massa Construction Co. lost two vises valued at 100 dollars and two wheelbarrows worth 50 dollars from a job on Arlington Avenue yesterday. Investigation underway with noted loss of tools at the work site.
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Barney Massa Construction Co
Arlington Avenue
Local residents report thefts and vandalism incidents
Carl Sorrell of 1306 Reynolds Ave. said two fender skirts were stolen from his car on May 25. Charles Spencer of 225 Charles St. reported yesterday that a tire and rim were stolen from his car. Moody Chaney of 311 N. Grimes St. reported yesterday that juveniles damaged five garage windows and one storm window.
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Carl Sorrell
Reynolds Ave
Charles Spencer
Charles St
Moody Chaney
N. Grimes St
Charles Hilton Reelected Cub Pack 6 Chairman
Charles Hilton was reelected chairman of Cub Pack 6 at their annual weekend outing at Camp Hook. Bob Brown becomes treasurer, Mrs. Bob Brown secretary, with Charles Conatroe French Combs Bill Stallsmith and Sam Lato as committee members. The outing featured a West Middletown bands skit and movies.
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Charles Hilton
Bob Brown
Charles Conatroe
French Combs
Bill Stallsmith
Sam Lato
Camp Hook
West Middletown
At The Movies Showings For Tuesday And Wednesday
Paramount features Man Who Knew Too Much at 1 30 5 30 and 9 30 Slightly Scarlet at 3 45 and 7 45 Strand presents Shark Out on 191 at 3 25 6 45 and 10 00 Rio Grande 1 30 5 40 8 10 Man Who Never Was 3 00 6 25 9 30 Inside Detroit 1 30 4 50 8 00 Colonial offers Valley of the Zombies 1 15 3 50 6 35 9 20 Cat Man of Paris 2 20 5 00 7 40 10 25 Dixie Cruise In shows Storm Fear 8 45 and Three Bad Sisters 10 20.
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Paramount
Rio Grande
Detroit
Paris
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Wale Ou
M‘coy - Leffler
Ginerl Titine
Walter N. McCoy
Homer C. Leffler
Broad St
First Ave
Globe Wernicke
Consolidated, the
Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
Miami University
John B. Whitlock
Armco
Nichols
Vice
Portland
Ore
Colored News
Dave
Finkelman
Conservancy
Roy L. Patterson
Council
Patterson
Armco Steel Corp
Francis S. Friel
Philadelphia
R. M. Leggett
Abel Welman
Johns Hopkins University
Miami Valley
Conservancy District
Conservancy Subdistrict
Conservancy Court
Middletown Industries
California
Canadian Rockies
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Catalina Island
Yosemite
San Francisco
Canada
Victoria
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Lake Louise
Banff
Ontario
IRS
American Society of Trove
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Lincoln-Mercury CO
Legion
Palmer
James Welsh
William S. Comfort
Portsmouth
Agers
Cub Pack
Ra Onthy
Golden Helmet Post
VFW
Ohio
Dixie Marie Mantz
Betty Jean Smith
Betty Reed Lee Gregory
Maria Collier
Mary Furgerson
Della Blount
Sue Maple
Central Kitchen Crispie Creme
W. T. Grant
Ann Cox
Linda Deaton
Rostella Stephenson
Helen Wadell
Jerry Deaton
Laura Shatford
Martha Ann Sewell
Cottage Inn
Golden Elk Dutch Tavern
Vic Cassano Pizza
Armco Kroger’s—Franklin Housewife
Bermuda
V.F.W. National Orphan Home Scholarship Fund
Dbuy
LeSourdsville Lake
Belaires
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