Auto crash damages house. two men injured on Krieger Road
A car traveling at about 80 mph lost control on Krieger Road, slid into a ditch and crashed into a house at 2606 Krieger Road. Two Franklin men, Elmer L. Francis and Robert J. Dunham, were hospitalized with injuries. Francis suffered possible fractures and facial cuts. Dunham had abrasions and was later dismissed. Police charged Dunham with careless driving. The crash also damaged a Woodward residence next door and shattered windows.
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Krieger Road
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Elmer L. Francis
Abney Sn
Francis
Robert J. Dunham
Olive Ave
Dunham
Woodward
Krieger Rd
Horner
William Dunham
Krieger
McCoy + Leffler
Yankee Road
Ex-Resident Is Promoted In Tulsa Sales Office
Joseph A. Heineman Jr of 4612 East 59th Street Tulsa has been named resident manager of sales for the Tulsa office of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp announced by vice president John E. Timberlake. Heineman formerly worked as a Tulsa salesman and had earlier roles with Armco Steel and Steel Strip Sales Co. He is a Butler Pennsylvania native and World War I infantry veteran.
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Joseph A. Heineman, Jr
East 59Th St
Tulsa
Oklo
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
John E. Timberlake
Heineman
Butler
University of Pittsburgh
J&l
Cleveland
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Steel Strip Sales Co
Aviation Club Hunt To Be Today
The Middletown Aviation Club holds its annual treasure hunt today with a 10 a.m. briefing at the Carmody Boulevard clubhouse. Small planes will take off at 11 a.m. after which a covered fish dinner will be served at the clubhouse.
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Middletown Aviation Club
Carmody Boulevard
Deadline Set for 1960 Tax Payments and Returns
Wednesday, June 15 marks the due date for the second payment of 1960 quarterly estimated tax by individuals and the second half of 1959 calendar year corporation income taxes. District Director P. L. Charles of the Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati, reminded taxpayers that first time filers must pay one third with the Form 1040ES declaration. The date also covers U S citizens abroad, foreign and domestic corporations with overseas records, and nonresident entities.
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P. L. Charles
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
U.S
Auto fire damages 1947 Art Bowling car in Oneida
A blaze blamed on matches in the glove compartment caused about 50 dollars of damage to Art Bowling’s 1947 model car in a Diamond National Corp lot at 407 Charles St. Firemen responded at 3 04 p m yesterday. An emergency squad assisted George Wolfe, 48, of Hamilton, who fainted at Harry A. Finkelman Inc and was taken to Middletown Hospital.
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Art Bowling
Oneida
Diamond National Corp.s
Charles St
Harry A. Finkelman, Inc
Central Ave
George Wolfe
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Wilson
Garage Burglarized at O E Carter Home
Thieves broke into the O E Carter residence at 1134 Lafayette Ave. and took fishing rods reels tools and clothing valued at 200 dollars. Entry was gained by tearing a heavy mesh screen from a window, police reported yesterday.
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O.E. Carter
Lafayette Ave
Carter
French Teen To Spend Year in Middletown AFS Student
Monique Michele Braun a 16 year old from France will live in Middletown with the Aronoff family at 901 Elan Dr attend Middletown High School and join the American Field Service exchange. Sponsored by the Middletown Chapter she will be joined by a Lemon Monroe High School student this fall the two schools raising 1300 via a steak dinner to support the program and participate in the AFS abroad plan for 1961.
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U.S. A
Monique Michele Braun
Middletown
American Field Service
France
New York
Monique
Harry J. Aronoff
Elon Dr
Middletown High School
The
Lemon-Monroe High School
Lemon-Monroe
Lemon- Monroe
Eisenhower Tokyo Visit in Doubt Amid Uncertainty
The article notes doubts about Eisenhower’s Tokyo schedule after arrival at Haneda, including a possible golf match with Kishi and a Tokyo news conference. It discusses broader implications for U.S. prestige, the U.S.-Japan alliance, and potential Communist influence amid the collapsed Paris summit and Khrushchev’s protests.
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Heneda International
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Eisenhower
Kishi
Whaton
Andrews Air Force Base
Soviet Union
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Japan
United States
America
Western
Pacific
Hobart Hopper Seeks Senior VFW District Post
Hobart Hopper, junior vice commander of VFW District Four, will run for senior vice commander at a district meeting held at Mt. Carmel near Cincinnati. Sam Warmoth, commander of VFW Post 3509, leads a local delegation as fifty eight posts are represented.
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Hobart Hopper
VFW
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati
Sam Warmoth
Nine Middletown Students Head to National Drama Conference
Nine Middletown High School students will attend the eighth national dramatic arts conference June 19 to 25 at Indiana University. Hoosier state university and the National Thespian Society sponsor the event, expected to draw nearly a thousand students from 40 states. Eight thespian troupes will present plays while workshops and a national variety show highlight the program.
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Middletown High School
Indiana University
Hoosier State University
National Thespian Society
Thespian Troups
Upper Darby
Penna) High School
Arms and
Ouachita Baptist College
Andrew Dugan
Barbara Lockard
Optera
Jeanie
Stephen Foster
Bardstown, Ky
John Fisher
Tim Goforth
Claude Baker
David ‘Cromwell
Heather Hidy
Carol Peterson
Carol Banzhaf
Barbara ‘Baker
Barbara Finkelman
Florence Powell
Local Youth Receives Coast Guard Medal for Rescue
Donald E. Fields, Lemon Monroe High School graduate and son of West Middletown residents, earned the Coast Guard Commendation Medal for meritorious duty in rescuing a wounded hunter on Montague Island off Alaska. Vice Admiral A C Richmond presented the award for the November 25 1959 incident. Fields and a Coast Guard parachute rigger escaped a capsizing raft, reached shore, and he administered emergency medical treatment to the hunter, showing courage and devotion to duty.
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Donald E. Fields
Lemon-Monroe High School
Aaron Fields
West Middletown
Coast Guard
Montague Island
Alaska
Fields
A. C. Richmond
Coast Guard Air Detachment
U. S. Coast Guard
Three-Year-Old Wins Honors At Baton Twirl Event
A local baton twirler under three years old earned third place and her second gold medal in five weeks at a National Baton Twirlers Assn. competition in Eaton. Jan Reffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reffitt of Lewis Sr., won multiple awards alongside Candy Bailey Charlotte Combs Susan Koeke and Vickie Fowler. All pupils of Shirley Sandusky, now a turnsturned teacher with national honors.
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Vickie Fowler
Shirley Sandusky
Five polio cases reported in Rhode Island this June
PROVIDENCE AP Five polio cases have been reported in Rhode Island so far this month the largest June total since 1916. Three new cases were reported Friday continuing the June rise.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Funeral services for George Ball held in Rogersville
Obituary for George Ball 49 of 5545 Jacksonburg Rd Rogersville Tenn died Friday night at Middetown Hospital after long illness. Funeral at Magnolia Church Rogersville at 2 p m Monday with burial in Rogersville. Survived by wife Lillian eight brothers five children two sisters and other relatives. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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George Ball
Jacksonburg Rd
Trenton
Magnolia
Woodrow
Arther
Kingsport
Tenn
John
Surgonsville
Bob
Hamilton
Billy Ray
Charles
Herman
Linda
Virginia
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Vernon M Cole Funeral Services Held for Local Resident
Vernon M Cole 49 of 1933 Carolina Street dies after a heart attack yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services reserved for 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with Reverends Clifford Lason Jr. and Lewis Gehron officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
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Vernon M. Cole
Carolina St
McCoy-Leffier
Clifford Lason Jr
Lewis Gehron
Woodside Cemetery
Cole
Middletown Hospital
Albert Pfeiffer Funeral Services Scheduled
Albert Pfeiffer a 77 of 1825 Clarendon Ave will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home conducted by Rev Jerome C Schulz pastor of St Luke United Presbyterian Church Burial will be in W oodside Cemetery viewing hours tomorrow between 4 and 9 p.m.
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Albert Pfeiffer
Clarendon Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jerome C. Schulz
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral rites for Dr Robert Ullum and wife held in Lebanon
Funeral services for Dr Robert Ullum 40 and his wife Judith 21 were set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Wiece Funeral Home Napoleon. The couple died in a Findlay Airport crash shortly after takeoff. Burial will be in Liberty Center Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Robert Ullum
Judith Ullum
Wiece
Napoleon
Warrick Funeral Held in Dayton for Transit Worker Ora O Warrick
Ora O Warrick 125 of 73 Fountain Ave Dayton died at home Friday at 11 30 am Survived by wife Nellie A two sons Daniel of Franklin Homer of Middletown one brother Arthur of Lebanon and eight grandchildren A 25 year employee of the City Transit Company in Dayton services at Market Funeral Home Tuesday 10 30 am with hours Monday for calling Burial in Lebanon
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Market Funeral Home
North Main St
Dayton
Ora O. Warrick
Fountain Ave
Warrick
Nellie
Daniel
Franklin
Homer
Middletown
Arthur
Lebanon
City Transit Company
Lebanon Cemetery
Thefts and incidents reported to police
Police briefs list thefts including a purse with keys and a $250 diamond ring belonging to Mrs Lillian Wells of 1014 Elwood St and a bicycle from Webster Newton hone at 709 10th Ave. Debby Freeze of 4 411 Clark St was treated after a dog bite at a local doctor’s office. Officers opened an alarm at Ogiesby Barnitz Bank and Trust Co at 2 S Main St, finding workmen had tripped it yesterday.
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Lillian Wells
Elwood St
Webster Newton Hone
10Th Ave
Debby Freeze
Clark St
Ogiesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
S. Main St
New Area Methodist Ministers Announced
Dr. Louis R. Wolter was named superintendent of the Columbus District, moving from Springfield. He succeeds Harold M. McAdow, now manager of Crestview Methodist Retirement Home in Toledo. Lloyd Zoller of Hamilton succeeds Welter. other changes include Haggard, Lynd, Hicks, Buckey, and no changes in Middletown pastors.
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Louis R. Wolter
First Methodist Church
Columbus
Wolter
Springfield
Harold M. McAdow
Crestview
Toledo
Lloyd Zoller
Hamilton
Welter
Ohio
Lakeside
Franklin
Gerstle Haggard Rom Granville
Germantown
Henry M. Lynd
Belle Center
Wilmore Named To Top Post At Concept Development
Charles Wilmore of 3110 Grand Ave has been elected executive vice president of Concept Development Co. in Centerville as the Son Development Co changes its name. Donald L. Huber buys Elmer J. Son Jr.’s interests and succeeds him as president. Wilmore, educated at Middletown High and Vanderbilt, previously worked for Owens Corning Fiberglas in New Orleans from 1955 to 1959 and served in the army two years. He will oversee the 800 home Concept development project south of Dayton.
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Charles Wilmore
Grand Ave
Concept Development Co
Centerville
Son Development Co
Donald L. Huber
Elmer J. Son, Jr
Son
Wilmore
Middletown High School
Vanderbilt University
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
New Orleans
Middletown Woman Attempts Suicide in Overdose
A 39 year old Middletown woman allegedly tried to end her life by taking an overdose of medication. Police said she was reported in good condition at Middletown Hospital late last night after officers were called to the hospital emergency room.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Catholics Here Urged To Aid Quake Victims
Archbishop Karl Alter urged Middletown area Catholics to aid Chilean earthquake victims via Catholic Relief Services and local parishes. He said CRS NCWC, with CARITAS, already sent 490000 worth of aid and will receive ongoing food shipments with U S Agriculture and ICA funding to aid over 1500000 affected people.
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Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Middletown Area
Crs-Ncwc
Eisenhower
Ger. Alfred Grunether
American Red Cross
Red Cross
U.S. Catholic Bishops
Chilean Catholic Charities
Caritas
Chile
CRS J
U. S. Department of Agriculture
International Cooperation Administration
Coif Honors Local Grad Steven Williams at UC Law
Steven Williams son of Mrs Cella Cole of Young Street received the Order of the Coif national legal honor society membership. Only four University of Cincinnati College of Law graduates earned the honor while Williams, an associate editor of the Law Review, also won UC’s 100 dollar award for top three year average and the Norbert Heinsheimer 100 dollar prize for best senior essay on jurisprudence.
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Steven Williams
Cella Cole
Young St
Order of the Coif
University of Cincinnati
College of Law
Williams
The
Law Review
Norbert Heinsheimer
Sting Kills Woman After 12 Years of Paralysis
Crowue California AP report: Edna I. Mann, 60, died Friday from complications after a bee sting in 1948 that left her paralyzed. She had lived in Beutte County Hospital care for nearly 12 years with intermittent improvement periods.
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Crowue
Calif
Edna i B. Mann
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