Methodist Church Changes Revealed in Ohio Districts
Changes in ministerial assignments announced at Lakeside Ohio Conference. Dayton area sees William C Wright to Dayton Daly Calvary, Edwin J Gilford to Middletown Trinity, Frank Shuler Jr to Cavalry, C W Bollinger to Excello, C E Wint ringham and Robert E Walton reassigned to First Middletown. Seven Mile Derrtown’s Dale Bumgardeer moved from Richland. Defiance District joins Joseph C Snyder from Middletown First to Hicksville.
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Middletown Methodist Church
Lakeside
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church
Middletown
Dayton
Hubert Heights
William C Wright
Calvary Church
Trinity
Edwin J. Gilford
Seven Mile
Cavalry
Frank Shuler Jr
New Albany
Excello
Charles W. Bollinger
E.U.B. Church First
C. E. Wintringham
Ohio Northern University
Robert E. Walton
Seminary
Seven Mile - Derrtown
Dale Bumgardeer
Richland Church
Athens
Defiance
Joseph C. Snyder
Middletown First
Three Suffer Minor Injuries In City Car Collisions
Three people sustained minor injuries in a two car crash on Stanley Street at Superior Avenue. Robert Ligett 40 cited for running a stop sign complained of a painful right elbow. Andrew Green 35 and a 10 year old passenger also injured. Damage estimated up to 1500 dollars. Peggy Shepherd 16 backing up on First Avenue collided with Robert Coffey 21. Other accidents reported included Crawford Street Queen and Sutphin Avenue Central with minor damages and a parked car struck on Calumet near Garfield Street.
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Stanley Street
Superior Avenue
Robert Ligett
Kensington St
Superior
Andrew Green
Garreid St
Terry
Green
Middletown Hospital
Peggy Shepherd
Hamilton
First Avenue
Wall Alley
Robert Coffey
Miamisburg
Crawford Street
Queen
Jams E. Roth
Gorsuch
Franklin
George Leon Coning
Miami Ave
Seven Mile
Sutphin Avenue
Central
Lola Glass Brentwood
Barney Sehopm&b
Wells Rd
Clifton MccGuffey
Garfield St
Calumet
Garfield Street
Lead Poisoning Fatal To Cincinnati Infant
AP report from Cincinnati says 22 month old Donald Jackson died at General Hospital from lead poisoning. His twin Ronald is in fair condition with the same illness after eating lead painted plaster from their bedroom walls.
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Cincinnati
Donald Jackson
General Hospital
Ronald
Donnathan Reports Thefts By Begging Pair On Central Ave
Herbert Donnathan of Oxford State Road was approached by a girl on Central Avenue near the McAlpin Store who grabbed a $20 bill after he refused her request for money. He said the girl and her older sister had begged there the night before.
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McAlpin
Central Ave
Herbert Doanathan
Oxford State Road
Donnathan
Central Avenue
Ohio's End Of Michigan Road Delayed
Michigan will wait for Ohio before opening its end of the new U S 23. The 17 mile relocation from Dundee to the state line near Sylvania covers 6.42 million dollars in four lane divided highway. Ohio contracts face delay pushing completion from November 30, 1959 to next summer.
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Toledo, Ohio
Michigan
Ohio
U.S
Monroe Street
Sylvania
Schoen Asphalt Paving Co
Con Game Is Claimed In Roof Painting Incident
Mrs. John Bryant of 141 Garfield Street reported to police that two men posing as roof painters charged her $45 for painting the entire roof after she believed they were from an insurance company. They left in a red and white pickup. her husband had hired them only to fix a leak and would sign a warrant for their arrest.
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John Bryant
Garfield’ St
Sher
VEW Auxiliary Meeting Set
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3809 will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 1208 Reynolds Ave.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Reynolds Ave
Boy in Good Condition After Bicycle Crash
Gary Nickel, 14, of Germantown Route 1, remained in good condition at Middletown Hospital last night with a head concussion. He was struck yesterday morning on Route 4 near Keister Road when attempting a left turn into a private driveway as Warren Myers, 65, of Middle town Germantown Road Franklin, passed a truck and hit the bicycle from behind, state patrol reported.
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Middletown Hospital
Gary Nickel
Germantown Rt. 1
Rt. 4
Keister Road
State Patrol
Warren Myers
Middletown
Germantown Rd
Franklin
Auto Blaze At Fire House 1 Sparks Alarm
A white 1958 Cadillac convertible burst into flames in the Fire House 1 driveway last night. Edwin B. Smith of 33 Ardmore Dr owned the car and the rear seat smoked before firefighters extinguished it. Damage was about 200 dollars. Earlier, another car on Walnut Street at Calumet Avenue owned by Curtis McCoy of 904 Lake St. Franklin caught fire under the hood, causing about 10 dollars in damage.
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Fire House 1
Edwin B. Smith
Ardmore Dr
Walnut Street
Calumet Avenue
Curtis McCoy
Lake St
Franklin
Girl Scouts Daycamp Opens Monday for 230 Scouts
Girl Scouts Daycamp opens Monday at Middlemoor and Stony Brook for 230 girls and Brownies. Mrs. George Mehl leads Middlemoor, Mrs. Wade Crabtree Stony Brook. Sessions run to June 25 with 9:30 a.m. bus pickup and 2:30 p.m. return, lunches provided.
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Middlemoor
Stonybrook
George Mehl
Wade Crabtree
Death Strike Ends Little Russell Anderson at Church
Russell Roy Anderson, six, died after a car driven by 62 year old Catherine Stowell lurched forward from a Trinity Lutheran Church school pickup area in Scarsdale New York. Arthur Anderson his father waited in line and found his son after the crash. Police said the vehicle struck him while he stood with his books awaiting his father.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Russell Roy Anderson
Russell
Trinity Lutheran Church School
Arthur Anderson
Anderson
Catherine Stowell
Nixon Urges Grads To Fight Prejudice At Whittier
Vice President Richard M. Nixon addressed Whittier College graduates urging them to strike down prejudice or hatred wherever they encounter it. He spoke at his alma mater on a Saturday commencement ceremony in Whittier California.
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Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Whittier College
Aomori Prefecture Expands Farmland Amid Rat Infestation
In northern Honshu, Aomori Prefecture widened farm fields by cutting from forested hills over the last decade. Farmers now report swarms of rats estimated at 500000 to 600000 harming soybeans, red beans, and corn crops.
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Tokyo
Aomori
Honshu
Police Briefs On Bicycle Thefts At Sunset Pool
Police report two bicycles stolen from Sunset pool areas. One belonged to David Fer lise of 1212 Ellen Dr. The second bicycle, linked to John Byrd with no listed address, was also reported taken Friday.
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David Ferlise
Ellen Dr
Sunset Pool
John Byrd
Lanson reports car break in with missing sun glasses
Carl Lanson of 313 Kennec Dr. reported his auto parked near the residence was broken into early Saturday. Two hubcaps were stolen and a cozy wing was smashed. He also reported missing a pair of sunglasses from the car.
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Carl Lanson
Kennec Dr
Symington Condemns GOP Wasteful Practices in Columbus
U S Senator Stuart Symington charged the Eisenhower administration with wasteful and unbusinesslike practices causing a financial bind. He urged stronger executive leadership and criticized inflation rhetoric while warning of economic danger if growth lags the Soviet Union. He outlined five policy steps including tax loophole removal and modest rate tweaks.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Financial House
Federal Reserve Board
Hitchhiker Bank Bandit Rounded Up in Missouri
Anthony Madock, 39, with no permanent address, robbed Bank of Osceola of 4825 dollars then fled. He was captured Saturday night after hitching a ride back into Osceola. Sheriff Collins said 4309 dollars remained in his pockets and the rest likely in a coat left along the Osage River.
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Osceola
Bank of
Shirley Collins
Osage
Collins
Anthony Madock
Modock
Shock Kills 3 Children in Michigan Strawberry Field
Three migrant strawberry pickers children died from electric shock after touching a power line while handling a pipe. Victims were Arfila Garza 16, Ovido 15, Horacia 14, all siblings from Donna Texas. John Rayos suffered severe burns. The Garza family had arrived two weeks earlier with parents Herman and Mrs. Garza for work on Leonard Frank farm.
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Berrien Center
Mich
Arfila Garza
Ovido
Horacia
John Rayos
Garza
Herman Garza
Leonard Frank
Donna, Tex
Triangle Club Wins Honors Certificate From Hi Y Council
The Middletown Triangle Club received a certificate for upholding honor club standards in the Hi Y Fellowship. Issued by the Ohio Hi Y Council of the Ohio and West Virginia area Council of YMCAs, it marks Middletown’s first such certificate. the Monroe Tri Y Club also holds it. George Stegemiller was president when won, and Dick Coleman is president now.
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Middletown
Changes Imminent for Ohio Mental Hygiene Dept
In Columbus Ohio AP Dr Robert A Haines head of the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction orders staff to back forthcoming reforms following a widely publicized survey He says the governor supports implementing numerous recommendations and calls for full cooperation from all employees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Robert A. Haines
Children Raise $19 From Backyard Carnival
Three children Terry Ligett Chris Crawford and Carolyn Crawford held a back yard carnival in Kensington Street Friday night. Ninteen dollars will be turned over to Doty House on Monday.
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Doty House
Kensington Street
Terry Ligett
Chris Crawford
Carolyn Crawford
Obituary of Alma Palmer Campbell 50 Middletown native
Alma Palmer Campbell 50 of 509 Yankee Rd Middletown a former Eastern Star matron died at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after a heart illness She was daughter of the late Fred and Catherine Palmer educated in Middletown schools life member of St Pauls Church and recently a cafeteria cashier at McKinley Junior High Survived by husband Leon Campbell two daughters Power Btarr and hencaea TMt charge of the Wilson Memorial Home are incomplete
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Alma Palmer Campbell
Yankee Rd
Middletown
Eastern Star
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Campbell
Fred
Catherine Palmer
St. Paul's Church
McKinley Junior High School
Leon Campbell
Daugh Power
Hencaea
Wilson Memorial
Roosevelt Bill Expands Union Rights and Fiduciary Rules
Demos outline union constitutions with rules of order, redress, dues voting, and inclusive member voice. The act borrows New York law on financial reporting and fiduciary duties for officials, with misdemeanors and penalties up to a year jail and $1,000 fine. It also includes noncontroversial Taft Hartley amendments like repealing the non Communist oath.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Taft Hartley
Methodist Conference Closes With Ordination Services
In Lakeside Ohio the Ohio Methodist Conference concludes with the ordination of deacons and elders. Bishop James C. Baker, retired Los Angeles bishop, assists Ohio Bishop Hazen G. Werner in the ordination rite.
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Ilakeside
Ohio
Ohio Methodist Conference
James C. Baker
Los Angeles
Hazen G. Werner
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Napper announced
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Mount Zion Baptist Church with Rev Louis Smith officiating. Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Jordan Hall Funeral Home after 6 p.m. today and after 12 30 p.m. Monday at the church.
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Bessie Napper
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Louis Smith
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan Hall
Funeral services for John F Sullivan
John F Sullivan 82 died at Baker Convalescent Home Hamilton. Funeral at 10 30 a m Monday Holy Trinity Church burial Woodside Cemetery no visitations Wilson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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John F. Sullivan
Baker Convalescent Home
Hamilton
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Favors Changes In U S Anthem
President Eisenhower says he would sign a bill to end variations in The Star Spangled Banner and set one official version. He wrote Rep. Joel Broyhill that an official version is desirable, echoing calls to fix words and music amid hundreds of inconsistencies since 1931.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joel T. Broyn Hill
Virginia
Eisenhowler
Francis Scott Keys
Plastic Bag Causes Death Of Youngster
A 5 month old girl named Diviane Davis suffocated in a plastic bag used to cover a crib mattress. The death marks the second such Chicago tragedy in the week.
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Chicago
Ohio Boys State Vote Opens Today
Citizens of Buckeye Boys State go to the polls to elect more than 300 city county and state officials after church services. Federalists and Nationalists back 18 as voting age and highway safety measures with licenses by age. Governor candidates include Gary Richette and Dennis Bathory. other tickets list Gilbert Lamese Tom Logan and more with judicial races featuring 12 chief justices and 42 associates. The new government will be installed at Ohio University auditorium as Legion units begin function Monday.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State
Gary Richette
Warren
Dennis Bathory
Euclid
Gilbert Lamese
South Euclid
Tom Lo
Supreme Court
Larry
Jerry Zook
Canton
Ohio University
American Legion
Panama Canal Zone Extends Five Miles From Canal
The Panama Canal zone extends five miles north and south on each side of the canal, defining the boundary area around the waterway.
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Panama Canal Zone
Canal
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VEW
Buulova
Senator
Miracle of Thin Thin Watch Design
Freeman's Jewelry
Lhe Station
Girl Scouts
Marilyn Day
GOP
Senator Symington
Missouri
Delaware County
Armed Services
Triangle Club
Alma Campbell
Methodist
Mrs. Bessie Napper
DCU
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
P. Ocap
U. S
Strand Theatre
The
Strand
West Central
First National Bank
Second Avenue
Broad
Verity
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
U.S. GA
Unie Seaitary
U.s.-Middletown
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