Thompson Announces Enforcement Of Bingo Ban In Middletown
City Manager Charles W. Thompson declares Middletown will enforce Gov. C William ONeill's statewide bingo ban. He says the city must follow the state statute and rely on courts for interpretation while citing the governor's order and local law enforcement history.
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Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Gov. O'Neill
O'Neill
Joseph B. Blackmore
Montgomery County
Ohio
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Mie K. of C. Hail
Driver Cited After $200 Collision in Middleton
A $200 auto collision at N Sutphin Street and North Avenue yesterday led to Seldon Bailey 36 being cited in Municipal Court for failure to yield. Other rain night incidents include Hinkle and Denny at Central Avenue Highview Road 7:35 pm with $90 damage, Ry en and Clark at S Main Street Yankee Road 7:40 pm with $220, and Briscoe and Bowen at Ardmore Drive Milton Road 4:50 pm with $225.
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Middleton
N. Sutphin Street
North Avenue
Seldon Bailey
Gideon Rd
Maude
E. Bryant St
Frankin
James Hinkle
Armco Dr
John Denny
Santa Fe Rd
Central Avenue
Highview Road
Lawrence Ryen
Dayton
Richard Clark
Hill Ave
S. Main Street
Yankee Road
Ardmore
Thieves Stole 200 Tea Bags From Aman Da School
After thieves slit a cafeteria window screen 200 tea bags vanished from Aman Da School cafeteria. Two empty boxes were found in a hall and a supply room door damaged. Custodian Morris Feltner found an open back door at 7 a.m. Deputies investigate.
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Amanda School
Ed Blevins
Morris Feltner
Sheriff's Deputies
Gardner Enterprises Earns Second JA Award in Middletown
Gardner Enterprisers, sponsored by Gardner Board & Carton Co., becomes first junior firm in 17 years of Middletown Junior Achievement to win two major awards. Top sales award plus first in JA annual report contest unlock a trip to the National JA convention in Bloomington Indiana.
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Gardner Enterprisers
Middletown
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Pat Ann Turner
Bloomington
Ind
Little Steelers
Armco Assn
Instructors Sought For Water Safety Program
Water safety officials issued a distress call for more swimming instructors and aides to handle overflow enrollments in city wide swim classes. Three hundred seventy two people have registered so far across Sunset Yankee and Douglas pools, exceeding last year’s totals. more applicants expected tomorrow morning at Sunset Pool and during regular hours at Yankee and Douglas pools. High school girls with junior or senior life saver training are needed as volunteer aides after completing a 15 to 17 hour Red Cross certified course. Contact Miss Linda Tieman or Ross Kramer at Sunset Pool.
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Yankee Pools
Khat
Sunset Pool
Yankee
Douglas
Bud Annenberg
Red Cross Water Safety
Red Cross
Linda Tieman
Ross Kramer
Elks Plan Buffet After Flag Day Services
The Elks Socialites host a buffet supper after Flag Day services at the Elks Temple. The 3 p.m. ceremony features Sar McAdow Jr., 1957 Elks Youth Leadership Contest winner, with savings bond awards to Patricia Averdick James Spindler and Katherine Kenney. Public invited.
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Elks
BPOE
Elks Temple
Sar McAdow Jr
McAdow
Patricia Averdick
James Spiindler
Katherine Kenney
Roger Dillman
Courthouse Jail Survey Group To Meet Tuesday
The Courthouse and Jail General Committee will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. to hear a report from the Public Administration Service surveying Butler County facilities. Ross W. Snyder, coordinator for the commission, is calling the meeting.
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County Commission
Public Administration Service
Butler County
Ross W. Snyder
Commission
Vandals Wreck Drive In Stand Near Hamilton
A vandal shattered a window to enter the Holiday Drive In Theater on Old Oxford Road and damaged the concession stand. Deputy Robert Jones said the culprit wrecked the cooler and spilled milk candy ice cream chips and popcorn inside.
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Hamilton
Holiday Drive
Old Oxford Rd
Here
Robert Jones
Jones
Police Briefs Reported Theft At Presta's Grocery
Officers responding to a call at Presta's Grocery Grand Avenue and Cleveland Street were told by James Prater that ten dollars was stolen. Wiley Redding is missing since last Monday, described as five foot ten since weighing 170 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. Henry Parshall reported juveniles breaking glass damaging his car and property. Glendon Willis said vandals cut the top from his 1951 convertible parked on Cherry Street at Lafayette Avenue.
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Presta
Grand Avenue
Cleveland Street
James Prater
Wiley Redding
Baltimore St
Henry Parshall
Plum St
Glendon Willis
Woodlawn Ave
Cherry Street
Lafayette Avenue
Widows May Get VA Loan Help After Veteran Death
The VA says widows of service connected World War II or Korean veterans may obtain new GI or direct loans for home purchases, even if the veteran had prior GI loans. Deadlines apply: July 23, 1958 for WWII widows and February 1, 1965 for Korean veterans widows. Information at VA, 152 High Street, Hamilton, Ohio.
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John T. Eastlack
High Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Franklin Boy Is Injured in One-Car Crash on Columbia Road
A Lebanon doctor treated Ronald Collins and Marie Dalton for minor injuries after a late night one car crash on Columbia Road near Mason. Ronald Tinch, 19, Franklin, lost control around 9:45 p.m. and crashed into a tree. the auto was heavily damaged. A second incident near Lebanon involved James Ballard, 39, Knoxville, Tenn, whose truck overturned in a ditch on U S 42 north of Lebanon with no injuries reported.
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Lebanon
Columbia
Mason
Ronald Collins
Franklin
Marie Dalton
Miamisburg
Ronald Tinch
Wilson
James Ballard
Knoxville
Tenn
U. S. 42
Ballard
Bicycle theft reported at Sunset Park
Bobby Dennis of 207 N Leibee St reported yesterday the theft of his bicycle from Sunset Park.
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Bobby Dennis
N. Leibee St
Sunset Park
Townsley Elected Head of Jaycees
J R Townsley of 504 Aberdeen Drive was named president of the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce succeeding Vic Wells. He is Armco Steel foreman and US Naval Academy graduate. New officers include Roger Thompson and Richard Montague as vice presidents, John Kinder treasurer, John Baker secretary. Directors are Bud Annenberg Jack Barnett and Robert Stoutenborough. The group praised its past year and outlined two summer projects: a fisherama with the Park Board and the July 4 program at Barnitz Stadium.
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J. R
Jim) Townsley
Aberdeen Dr
Middletown
John Baker
Bud Annenberg
Jack Barnett
Robert Stoutenborough
Sebald Self Reliance
Air Raiders
Knot Hole
Jaycees
Fisherama
Middletown Park Board
Smith Pond
Barnitz Stadium
Paper Workers Set Election for Local 112 Officers
A slate of officers will be elected June 22 by United Paper Makers and Paper Workers AFL-CIO Local 112. Election runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Nelva Center. Aaron Fields seeks a 11th consecutive term as president. Other nominees include Gene Alexander, Arthur Glover, Jack Stoops for vice president. Price Fletcher for recording secretary. John Eichhorn for financial secretary. six candidates for chief steward. numerous candidates for grievance committee. five committee members to be chosen. trustees Clifford Williams and Roger Stewart. George Pergam seeks 11th consecutive term as sergeant at arms.
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United Paper Makers and Paper Workers
Afl-Cio
Nelva Center
Aaron Fields
Gene Alexander
Arthur Glover
Jack Stoops
Price Fletcher
John Eichorn
Lester Wallace
James Davis
Taylor Howard
George Busby
Noah Wise
John McGuire
Wallace
Howard
McGuire
Jake Lansdale
Glover
Edward Dalton
Paul Back
Busby
Davis
Ivan Boggs
Bill Fryman
Alexander
Clifford Williams
Roger Stewart
George Pergram
New Armco Lake Opens with Stocked Community Fishing
The Armco Association Club opens a 12 acre lake at its new park east of the city on Rt. 741. The lake holds about 40 million gallons of water with a dam and offers eight daily fish per family including walleyes and channel cats, bluegills, and crappies but bans bass fishing this season. Members and their families may begin fishing after the 10 am dedication ceremony.
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Armco Assn
New Park
Rt. 741
Lake Erie
Miller’s Creek
Adrian Smallwood
Smallwood
First Speech Wins Award At Middletown Toastmasters
Chuck Their won best speaker at the Middletown Toastmasters Club meeting with his first ice-breaker speech. David Habig gave his initial talk, and Myron Beck earned best critic as Robert McConaughy served as toastmaster. A June 27 outdoor meeting is planned at Earl Moore on Curryer Road for open air speaking with three speakers and invited wives.
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Chuck Their
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
David Habig
Myron Beck
Robert McConaughy
Earl Moore
Curryer Road
Holy Trinity Plans Yard Improvements
Msgr. James F. Mc Nary says an $8,000 resurfacing project will start soon. The church yard and adjoining school parking area will be refinished to improve the campus.
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Holy Trinity
James F. McNary
Playing Cards Traced to Ancient Egypt and Ghina Origins
The note claims playing cards originated in Egypt and Ghina with long historical roots. It presents a concise statement without details on dates players or evolution.
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Egypt
Ghina
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Wayne Carlson
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