Grand Jury Bound To Hear Zachary Driver Deaths Memorial Dedication
Middletown to dedicate its War Memorial at Woodside Cemetery with a 3 to 4 p.m. program. Charles R. Hook of Armco Steel will deliver the main address after 3 30 p.m. Other participants include M V Coffey, Boy Scouts and veterans groups. The memorial chapel cornerstone was laid in 1950 with a 10 foot lead relief figure over the entrance.
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Zachary
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
George E. Denny
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Board
Hook
M. V. Coffey
Boy Scouts, Veterans Organizations
Ben Bender
William Verity
Robert L. Miller
Sylvester
Huser
Kenneth Learey
Robert M. Metcalf
Yellow Springs
Bond Reduced in Fatal Crash Manslaughter Charges Stand
Otto Helton 36 of 1832 Woodlawn Ave held for Butler County Grand Jury on two manslaughter counts and a careless driving charge after a May 19 crash killed Mrs. Jean Zabary and her husband Sam Zabary. Bond set at 1000 per manslaughter count and 100 for careless driving. intoxicated driving dismissed. Helton faces trial as weather and speed testimony are heard.
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Otto Helton
Woodlawn Ave
Butler County Grand Jury
Alton H. Combs
Helton
Ralph Bauer
Police Department
Jean Zabary
Brelsford
Proclamation Declares War Memorial Day in Middletown
Francis Carmody chairman of the City Commission issues a proclamation calling citizens to attend dedication services for Middletown War Memorial honoring local World War II dead. Services are planned Sunday afternoon at the Memorial in Woodside cemetery with the entire day set aside for observance.
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Middletown
Francis Carmody
Woodside Cemetery
Carmody
Middletown Declares War Memorial Day 1951
Francis Carmody, chairman of Middletown City Commission, proclaims Sunday June 24 1951 as War Memorial Day to honor World War II dead. He sets aside Memorial Chapel and Plaza in Woodside Cemetery for a lasting tribute to those who sacrificed.
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Middletown
Woodside
Francis Carmody
Ohio
Mayfield Civil Defense Plans First Aid Course
The Mayfield Civil Defense organization screened Survival Under Atomic Attack at Mayfield School Auditorium. Final plans announced for a seven week first aid course starting Thursday June 28 at 7 30 p m with instructor William Saunders. Forty six residents have enrolled and postal cards will be sent to boost enrollment.
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Mayfield Civil Defense Organization
Mayfield School
William Saunders Wit
Woman Injured By Auto Near Clearcreek Bridge
Mrs. Birdie Blair, 42, was treated for head lacerations and released from Middletown Hospital after being struck by a northbound car driven by Goldie Meier of 2301 Tytus Ave. The accident occurred at the north end of the Clearcreek bridge on South Main Street as Blair crossed from west to east. Patrolman Erbie Worley continued investigation.
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Franklin
Birdie Blair
Middletown Hospital
Goldie Meier
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Clearcreek Bridge
South Main St
Armco payroll grows beyond initial Middletown promise
A Middletown weekly newsletter notes Armco fulfilled its 1900 pledge to provide 150 jobs and a $25 000 yearly payroll. It cites Armco’s Middletown payroll for last month at about $2 750 000, highlighting the company’s substantial employment impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Middletown
Trenton Boy Killed In Korean War
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown of Trenton Route 1 are informed of the death of their son Pfe Johnny Brown 19 on June 6 in Korean action. Private Brown with Company L 31st Infantry Regiment enlisted November 1949 after graduating May 1949 from Trenton High School. He trained at Fort Knox and went to Tokyo last April after serving in Korea nine months. Survived by parents one brother James Brown of Hamilton and five sisters Mrs Mary Sunco Hamilton Route 1 Mrs Lenora Schenck Hamilton Route 2 Nancy Jean Jane at home. More details expected from the Department of Defense.
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Harold Brown
Trenton
Fluoride Cost In Water Supply Lower Than Expected
Health commissioner Dr L C Neer said adding sodium fluoride to the city water is not as costly as once estimated. Engineer G W Nickolas noted figures are somewhat lower than anticipated, with final estimates pending. The optimal site is the reservoir, and local dental groups back fluoridation citing decay reductions.
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L. C. Neer
Wallace and Tierman Company
Cleveland
Neer
William Shawhan
G. W. Nickolas
Nickolas
Dental Society
Physicians
Health Department
Case Stayed Thirty Days In Zoning Case
A 30 day continuance was granted in Municipal Court to day in the case of Sam Dennis of Leibee Street charged with violation of zoning laws by Ville Carson, building commissioner. Dennis plans to move the junk yard and improve the premises, with the court delaying action to allow compliance.
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Sam Dennis
Leibee St
Orville Carson
Dennis
Yeast Converts Sugar in Bread Dough Elevating Rise
In bread dough sugar is partly transformed by yeast into carbon dioxide and alcohol gas. This gas production makes the dough rise, altering the dough structure and texture as it bakes.
Juvenile Office to Close on Saturdays Citywide
The Juvenile Office at the City Building will close on Saturdays starting tomorrow as city offices adopt a five day week. Juvenile Officer E S Sherron says many Saturday visitors could have been served weekday. The Butler County Tax Office on the second floor stays open Saturday mornings for tax collections. A Health Department representative and water works collectors will remain on duty, and police will continue usual operations.
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E. S. Sherron
Butler County
Carl Wedekind
Health Department
Inwood Is Elected By Merchants
Jerome Inwood of Office Outfitters Inc was reelected to a second term as president of the association in balloting completed yesterday. G E Dougherty manager of the Montgomery Ward Company store here was reelected to another term as vice president. Others named to the executive committee include Ben Bender The Central Store L S Cohn Cohn Hardware and Paint Co C R Greathouse Co E Greathouse and Son Inc S A McDonough Fenzel Mc Donough Jewelers J Howard Smith John Ross Store L P Smith manager Sears Roebuck and Company store and John Y Snider Snider's Appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Inwood
Office Outfitters, Inc
G. E. Dougherty
Montgomery Ward Company
Ben Bender
The
Central Store
L. S. Cohn
Cohn Hardware and Paint Company
C. R. Greathouse
Co. E. Greathouse and Son, Inc
S. A. McDonough
Fen
Toastmasters Panel Discusses Welfare State Debate
Toastmasters abandoned individual speeches for a panel on Shall the American People Reject the Welfare State. Panelists Harold Voorhis J W Ireland Lon Shealy and Robert Thomas received critics votes with Shealy praised as best and Thomas as most improved. Earl Billman moderated Clayton Huber served as general critic with guests Kenneth Wingrove James Thompson Paul Marchal and Don Pigman. Next meeting at Verity golf course clubhouse at 7 pm with a stag party after.
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Toastmasters Club
Harold Voorhis
J. W. Ireland
Lon Shealy
Robert Thomas
Shealy
Thomas
Earl Billman
Clayton Huber
Kenneth Wingrove
James Thompson
Paul Marchal
Don Pigman
Rites Arranged for Former Tool Company President
Cleveland AP reports services will be held tomorrow for John De Mooy 67 former president of the Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Company who died at his home yesterday.
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Cleveland
John de Mooy
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Company
Who’s Blaming Park Fountain Vandalism On Kids
William Shawhan, water works superintendent, reports a rise in vandalism against city drinking fountains in Sunset and Goldman Parks. He notes fountains smashed to bits and suggests older kids may influence younger ones, while residents complain as missing fountains force lawns and beds to suffer for thirsty children and neighbors alike.
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William Shawhan
Water Works Department
Shawhan
Sunset Park
Goldman Park
Water Department
Motorists fined in municipal court for yielding violations
Two motorists were fined yesterday in traffic court for failure to yield to pedestrians. James Crowe of Lawn Avenue paid $10 plus costs and John Phillips of Garfield Street paid $5 plus costs. Other cases included Freddie Reese and a list of speeding fines totaling multiple $10 and $15 penalties with corresponding addresses.
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James Crowe
Lawn Ave
John Phillips
Garfield St
Freddie Reese
Dayton
Willard King
Curtis St
Robert Moore
Seventeenth Ave
Archie Rager
Franklin
James Davis
Middletown
Vernon Center
Hamilton
At the Movies Paramount Showings This Weekend
The Paramount presents New Mexico at 2:15 4:30 7:00 and 9:20 p.m. Hometown Story plays at 1:15 3:30 5:55 8:20 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
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New Mexico
Tyrant Of The Sea and Gunmen Of Abilene Showtimes
Friday showings list Tyrant Of The Sea at 2 15, 4 55, 7 40 and 10 20 p.m. Gunmen Of Abilene at 1 15, 3 45, 6 30 and 9 10 p.m. Saturday schedule adds Tyrant Of The Sea at 3 40, 6 50 and 10 05 p.m. Gunmen Of Abilene at 2 30, 5 40 and 8 55 p.m.
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Abilene
Colonial Friday and Saturday Riviera Showtimes
The Colonial presents On The Riviera with showtimes listed for Friday and Saturday at 1:15, 3:28, 5:41, 7:54 and 10:07 pm.
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Riviera
Artificial Limb Okay in Auto Crash Leaves Man with Broken Leg
Norvel Van Cleve a 34 year old with a partial artificial leg suffered a broken right leg and other injuries in a collision at Michigan Avenue and Young Street. Steve Herald 25 and Ussery Myers were also injured. Herald failed to stop at a stop sign, causing the broadside crash. Police reported extensive damage and subsequent incidents nearby.
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Norvel van Cleve
Sycamore St
Steve Herald
Fleming Rd
Ussery Myers
YMCA
Middletown Hospital
Michigan Ave
Young St
Herald
van Cleve
YMCA to discuss retired workers clubs plans
The Adult Program Committee of the YMCA will review plans to organize clubs for retired workers and displaced persons at its meeting on June 29 at 7 30 p.m. Kirk Strodtbeck chairs the committee and announced the agenda today.
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YMCA
Kirk Strodtbeck
Missing Calculator Found In Man's Home
Dan Combs of Woodsdale is accused of receiving stolen property in a warrant signed by Magistrate Lewis Bolser. Deputies A N Peters and Richard Schuitheiss recovered a calculating machine valued at 310 dollars at his home. The machine was stolen over the weekend from the office of the Trenton Lumber Company, per Ora Burdge, the manager.
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Dan Combs
Woodsdale
Lewis Bolser
St. Clair Township
A. N. Peters
Richard Schuitheiss
Trenton Lumber Company
Ora Burdge
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John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Walter Brelsford
Frank Carr
Hyman Hellman
Herbert Frazier
Clarence Taylor
Harold Dance
Tilmon Ellison
Dance
Proclamation
Mayfield Course
Miss America
Jewels
Central Ave
Case
Inwood
Flectrolux
Rebslt
Indiana
Kentucky
Electro-Hygiene Vacuum Cleaner Co
Jefferson Ave
Shawan
Paramount
Elsmere St
Clayton Ave
Roy Berryman
Detroit
Car
Geneva Craft
Clayton St
Donald E. Lewellyn
South Broad St
Bernard Smith
Popular St
Melampy’s & Service
Cincinnati Reds
Whio-Tv
Ae GE
Burger Brewing CO
Cincinnati
Joyce
Doellmann’s
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