Traffic deaths in Butler and Warren counties.
Two people die in separate crashes in Butler and Warren counties on Saturday. Daniel Horn Jr., 51, Shade Ky, dies of skull fracture and chest injuries after a Dixie Highway Bell Avenue collision with a pickup driven by Hayden Combs, Hamilton. Rose Bell York, 35, Blanchester, dies instantly on Ohio 28. James Ballard 36 and Harvey L York are injured after Ballard loses control and collides with Yorks car. York faces DUI charges. services set for Horn and York’s family includes daughter Wilma Mae Williams.
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Butler
Warren
Daniel Horn Jr
Shade
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Dixie Highway
Bell Avenue
Rose Bell York
Orchard Circle
Blanchester
Ohio
Horn
Hayden Combs
Sycamore St
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Combs
Warren County
York
Wilma Mae Williams
Wilburn
Fichelberger
Brown-Dawson
Area Traffic Mishaps Leave Three Injured Near Middletown
Three people suffered minor injuries in two area highway crashes near Middletown, state patrol said. A Hamilton Mason Road two car collision near Maud at about 6 p.m. injured Mrs. Edward Stacey and Mrs. James Stacey, with James Spencer cited for driving on the wrong side. A separate Trenton roadbike crash on Trenton-Hamilton Road sent Paul Poplin Jr. to Middletown Hospital after his bike hit a northbound car driven by John Shafer. No serious injuries in the incident on Ohio 46 near South Lebanon where Richard Burns and Charles Reece collided head on. both cars damaged and no injuries reported.
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Middletown
Hamilton Mason Road
Maud
Edward Stacey
Norwood
James Stacey
James Spencer
Shuler Ave
Hamilton
Spencer
Paul Poplin Jr
Trenton Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Trenton-Hamilton Road
Trenton
John Shafer
Shafer
Richard Burns
Cincinnati
Charles Reece
Foster
Ohio 46
South Lebanon
Burns
Reece
Two Hour Water Shutoff For Sewer Construction
City water will be shut off today for a two hour period between Broad and Beech streets on Tytus Avenue and between Plum Avenue and Tytus Avenue on Clark Street. Dan Rothe, director of public utilities, announced the outage to permit Lakeside relief sewer construction in the area.
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Broad
Beech Streets
Tytus Avenue
Clark Street
Plum Avenue
Pam
Dan Rothe
Public Utilities
Lebanon Boy Struck By Car After Running Across Road
A Lebanon two year old boy, Dannie Hueston, suffered head injuries and bruises when he darted from a parked car to his mother’s vehicle on Tylersville Road near Morris Road. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released. Deputies reported he ran from his aunt Mary J. Allen’s parked car to his mother’s car and was struck by a westbound car driven by John I. Reasch of 1101 Minor Ave.
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Hamilton
Lebanon
Tylersville Road
Dannie Hueston
Fannie Hueston
Lebanon Rt. 2
Mercy Hospital
Mary J. Allen
Watering Trough
Morris Road
Ile
John I. Reasch
Minor Ave
Aeronca Hearing Tomorrow Over Employee Representation Election
A public hearing on a petition for a new NLRB representation election for Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. Middletown area plants is set for 10 am tomorrow at Middletown High School. The UAW CIO filed the petition after losing the Jan. 9 election to the Aeronca Independent Union, which has held bargaining rights in Middletown and Miamisburg. The regional director’s objections were deemed insufficient, but the Washington board ordered the hearing before a final decision. About six billion checks pass through U.S. bank clearing houses annually.
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NLRB
Middletown-area
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Middletown
United Auto Workers, Aflcio
Aeronca Independent Union
Aeronca
Miamisburg
Uaw-Cio
Vaw-Cio
Charles M. Ryan
Cincinnati
Washington
United States
Safety Week Begins With Four Injured In Two Crashes
Middletown observed Safety Week with four people injured in two accidents within five minutes and seven blocks. At 10:55 a.m. a head-on collision at Yankee Road and Centennial Avenue sent two to Middletown Hospital for minor injuries. Ballard Jackson Jr. and Hattie Cook were treated and discharged. A second crash at 11 a.m. at Fifth Avenue and Verity Parkway injured Mrs. Ralph Williams and her son Billy. Isaih Guy was arrested for driving under the influence and no license. A parked car on Grimes Street was later hit in a separate incident, causing $25 damage.
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Middletown
Yankee Road
Centennial Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Ballard Jackson Jr
Ballard Jackson Sr
17Th Ave
Hattie Cook
Baltimore St
Ballard Jackson
Jackson
5Th Avenue
Isaih Guy
Ralph Williams
Dayton
15Th Avenue
Guy
Williams
Baker
Elbert Craft
Clayton St
N. Grimes Street
Servicemen News: Gordon on 14 day leave from army
Pvt. Robert Larry Gordon, son of Mr and Mrs John C Gordon of Middletown Rt 3, is on a 14 day leave at home. He entered service in April and recently finished basic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He will attend Infantry and Communications School at Fort Benning Georgia starting July 6. The 22 year old is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate. Cpl Douglas F Burgher, son of Mr and Mrs Shirley A Burgher of 1518 Meadow Ave, serves with the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. He is a squad leader in Company G and entered the Army in January 1955. He graduated Middle town High School in 1951.
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Robert Larry Gordon
John C. Gordon
Middletown
Cpl
Douglas F. Burgher
Shirley A. Burgher
Meadow Ave
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Germany
Cpl. Burgher
Ft. Knox
Middletown High School
Sgt Kring Jr Arrives in Japan With 805th Army Unit
Sgt. John Kring Jr son of Nellie Kring 3314 Jewell Ave recently arrived in Japan and is assigned to Yokohama Engineer Depot. He entered the Army in April 1951 and is part of the depot 805th Army Unit.
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John Kring
Nellie Kring
Jewell Ave
Japan
Yokohama
Kring
Army
Ft. Knox
Replacements Made on Butler County Grand Jury
Hamilton special report says two jurors, Jesse Morrow and Kate Hubenson of Hamilton, replaced foreman DeWitt Chapple and Helen Lowenstein as the county grand jury convened to hear 58 cases. New foreman Leo Homan, Middletown, leads a three day session 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a docket including second degree murder and two manslaughter cases.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Grand Jury
Jesse Morrow
Kate Hubenson
Helen Lowenstein
DeWitt Chapple
Middletown
Chapple
Honolulu
Leo Homan
Stanley St
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Jackson Bosch
Bowling Alley Under Construction Robbed on Main Street
Sixty bags of cement and a 14 by 16 foot tarpaulin valued at 125 dollars were stolen over the weekend from the new Bowl-Mor bowling alley under construction on South Main Street. Walter Oakley Middletown contractor reported the loss to Deputy Loren Gustin.
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S. Main Street
Walter Oakley
Middletown
Loren Gustin
St. Main Street
Police Brief: Car Recovered After Theft Report
Carel Woodland reported a theft yesterday from Jesse Van Cleve at 3111 Omaha St. A car stolen in the 2000 block of Yankee Road was recovered by the owner in the 1300 block of Young Street early today. Several garage windows and a car headlight were broken.
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Jesse van Cleve
Omaha St
Yankee Road
Young Street
Carel Woodland
Bellomonte St
Arrest of Doyle Barrett on intoxication and no license
Yesterday officers arrested Doyle Barrett aged 21 of 188 Linwood Road Franklin on charges of intoxication and operating without a license.
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Doyle Barrett
Linwood Rd
Franklin
Police arrest Charles Bair Jr on alcohol and no operator charges
Police arrested Charles Bair Jr a 29 year old man of 115 Crawford Street at Canal Street and Sheynolds Avenue early yesterday on charges involving alcohol and no operator's license. The report notes the arrest occurred at a busy city intersection and lists the defendant's address as part of the filing.
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Charles Bair, Jr
Crawford St
Canal Street
Sheynolds Avenue
Wallpaper production in the United States tops 16 million rolls
Government figures show more than 16 million wallpaper rolls produced in a year, totaling about 750000 miles of wallpaper. The data highlights the scale of the domestic wallcoverings industry and its expansive output across the year.
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U. S
Detroit Windsor Vehicle Tunnel Stands as Unique International Link
The vehicular tunnel under the Detroit River connecting Detroit and Windsor Ontario remains the world’s only international undersea road link. It provides border crossing for cars and trucks, symbolizing cross border cooperation and regional trade.
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Detroit River
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Swimmers Set Record At Sunset
Sunset Pool attendance set a new record for the 1956 season with 2,215 swimmers. June 17 saw 1,750. Douglas Pool 706. Yankee Pool 604. Water safety instruction week two ended with 323 pupils at Sunset, 26 at Yankee, 13 at Douglas. Sunset adult class had 32 participants. Red Cross and YMCA life saving instruction will follow. dates to be announced.
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Sunset Pool
Douglas
Yankee
Red Cross
YMCA
Kramer
Teenage Swims Set Plans for Four Teen Plans
Ross Kramer director of pools announced four teenage swims to be held this July at Sunset and Douglas pools. The program, started last year, will run on July 11, 18 and 25 with a 25 cent admission for a ninety minute session. Regular staff will supervise the events.
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Ross Kramer
Kramer
Sunset Pool
Douglas Pool
Highway Meeting Slated Tonight
Local service groups invited to join the highway approach subcommittee session held at 7 20 p m in Kessler Auditorium Legion home. Co chairmen James Sexton and S J McAdow will preside to organize a larger committee promoting a regional highway development program.
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The
Legion's
Community Service Committee
James Sexton
S. J. McAdow
Kessler Auditorium
Legion Home
Smoking Blamed For Hotel Blaze At Earle Hotel
Firemen blamed smoking in bed for a blaze at the Earle Hotel 34 South Main Street early yesterday. The fire damaged a mattress in room occupied by C. H. Coffman and brought Company 1 to the scene at 2 48 a.m. The damage was estimated at $50.
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Earle
S. Main St
C. H. Coffman
Company 1
Fire crews respond to television set smoke at Weatherby home
Firefighters from Company 8 arrived at Beatrice Weatherby’s residence 820 18th Ave at 5 11 p m yesterday to find smoke pouring from a television set. No damage was reported.
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Beatrice Weatherby
18Th Ave
Armco Declares 60 Cent Dividend on Common Stock
Armco Steel Corp announces a 60 cent per share dividend on common stock. Board chairman Charles R. Hook says no July meeting will occur, with the dividend declared at the June meeting. Payment is scheduled for Sept. 7 to shareholders of record Aug. 9.
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Armco Steel Corp
Charles R. Hook
Hook
Warren County 4 H Boy Drowns On Camping Trip
Owen Luther Baker 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Baker of Oregonia Rt 1 drowned in the Little Miami River while camping with Warren County 4 H Club members at Mathers Mill Bridge. He could not swim and stepped into a deep hole. others tried to rescue him but he sank. Body recovered by Montgomery County rescue squad. Coroner Dr Ralph Young ruled accidental drowning, first in the county for 1956. Baker had just graduated Harveysburg High School.
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Lebanon
Owen Lather Baker
Melvin Baker
Oregonia Rt. 1
Little Miami River
Warren County
4-H Club
Mathers Mill Bridge
Baker
Montgomery County
Stubbs Funeral Home
Waynesville
Ralph Young
Harveysburg High School
Camp Hook Hosts First Visitors Night With Aquatics Show
Camp Hook welcomes 134 Scouts leaders and families for a visitors night starting at 7 p.m. with a double feature aquatics campfire, water contests, and a campfire ceremony at 8:30 p.m. Troops attending include Excello 9 Middletown 19 and Lebanon 31 among others.
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Camp Hook
Excello
Crystal Tissue
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Armco Assn
First Efub Church
St. Mary's Church
Lebanon
American Legion
Bethany Congregational Church
Maineville Fire Department
At The Movies Strand Weeknight Showings
Movie listings for Strand and Colonial including Ben gazi Underwater Phantom From 10 000 Leagues Day the World Ended and Clock showings with times. An added note cites world population around two billion six hundred twenty eight million and Army Guard deployment in Korea.
National Council of Churches Convening In Oberlin
The Nation al Council of Churches opens its first national conference on weekday religious education in Oberlin Ohio with about 300 attendees over four days. Chairman Rev John S Groenfeldt cites nearly three million U S children participate in such programs and that many communities excuse students from regular classes for released time religious instruction.
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Oberlin
Ohio
National Council of Churches
John S. Groenfeldt
Bethlehem
Middletown to hear plan for new secondary education coordinator
The Middletown School System will seek approval tonight at 7 30 p m for appointing a coordinator of secondary education. If approved the administrator will oversee duties similar to the current Celia Long and Thomas Webb coordinators. Also on the agenda are hiring a visiting teacher to replace retirement and retirements and resignations of elementary vocal music instructors.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Middletown High School
Celia Long
Thomas Webb
Howard Cromwell
G. R. Tom Snider
Break-In Report Raises Questions at Ray Wallace Home
City police were called Saturday night to 3609 Grand Ave where Ray Wallace reported hearing a noise and confronting an intruder who fled through a broken front storm door. Det. Crout and Det. Poling led the investigation, but officers later believed no break-in occurred.
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Ray Wallace
Grand Ave
Ray Wallace, Jr
Roy Crout
Ed Poling
Eugene Wolgamot
Lloyd Reffitt
Wallace
Commercial salt production from rock salt and brine
Commercial salt is mainly manufactured from rock salt and natural brine.
Roman Revelries End JCL Parley at Miami Picnic
At Miami University picnic grounds 1000 delegates will close the three day national Junior Classic League convention with a Roman style noon meal and entertainments. Final business session expects officers to be chosen and new site for 1957 will be discussed after the Revelries.
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Oxford
Miami University
Junior Classic League
Miami
League
Heres Your Guide 70 Summer Fun
July issue promotes outdoor living ideas for families and carefree summer fun. Better Homes & Gardens invites readers to pick up the magazine for seasonal inspiration and activities.
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Better Homes & Gardens
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Warren Counties
Charles ST
Central
News of Serviceemen
Columbia
Srey
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
Central Ave
Armco
At the Movies
Western Electric
Chicago
Ohio State Employment Service
O.S.E.S
H. E. Heath
Hawthorne Station
Illinois
G.C
First National
First National Bank of Middletown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sutphin
Armco East Gate
Monroe, Ohio
Trenton, Ohio
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