Oneida School Considers Two Addition Plans
The Board of Education reviewed two two story eight room addition schemes for Oneida School. Plan A costs 164000 plus site work and fees, Plan B 175000 with wider rooms and extra storage. Board set 8 am Saturday site meeting with McClorey representatives.
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Oneida School
Board of Education
McClorey & McClorey
Cincinnati
McClorey
A. M. Kinney Associates
Oneida
Middletown
Saturday Hours Set By Social Security Office
The Hamilton Social Security office will be open this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to help disabled individuals preserve their rights under disability provisions before the June 30 deadline. Contact the office at 119 S Front St for details and freezes.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Social Security Office
S. Front St
Tuesday Club and Service Group Meeting Schedule
Local organizations announce Tuesday meetings across Middletown and area venues. Y Mens Club 6 p.m. at Room K YMCA. Sertoma 6 30 p.m. Mamchester Hotel. South Middletown Fire 6 30 p.m. 1108 Forrer St. Middletown Personnel 6 30 p.m. Colony Restaurant. Miami Valley VFW Post 3809 7 30 p.m. 1208 Reynolds Ave. Mayfield Fire 7 30 p.m. Sheffield Street Fire House. Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion 7 45 p.m. Armory. Miami Lodge IOOF 7 30 p.m. Monroe OOF Hall. SPEBSQSA 8 p.m. Legion. FOE 8 p.m. hall.
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South Middletown
Forrer St
Middletown
Colony
Miami Valley
VFW
Reynolds Ave
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Miami Lodge Ioof
P.m. Monroe
Spebsqsa
Legion
FOE
Hall
Community events schedule for afternoon and evening
Golden Age Club meets at 1 30 p m Civic Association. National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry holds 7 30 p m at the Armory.
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Golden Age Club
Civic Association
National Guard Company D
107Th Armored Cavalry
Armory
NYPD Sergeant Pursues Fourth Degree in Economics
Sgt. David Holstein of the New York City police, age 46, holds three college degrees and is currently studying for a Master of Arts in economics in his spare time.
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David Holstein
New York City Police
Animals feel vain less than humans do
The text asserts animals experience vanity to a lesser extent than humans due to simpler nervous systems. It contrasts human nerve rigidity with animal neural organization to explain behavioral differences.
Judge Riley Fines 2 Men At Franklin
In Franklin Municipal Court two defendants were fined a total of 50 dollars plus costs and eight bonds were forfeited. Frederick Rex, 28, Dayton, paid 25 dollars for reckless operation after a May 29 incident at Jackson and Main. Eugene Thomas, 36, Franklin, was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct with fine suspended if he stays out of town six months. Bonds forfeited by seven individuals for speeding and related offenses. Assa and battery charges between Charles and Elmer Shoupe were dismissed.
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Franklin
Frederick Rex
Dayton
Jackson
Main Streets
Eugene Thomas
Shaker Rd
Joseph Lambert
South Ave
Herman Young
Miamisburg
Vernon Gentry
Franklin Rt. 1
James Rogers
iSt
Paris
James Haney
Cincinnati
John Eilloughby
Lima
Gene DeCristoforo
Carl Steffens
Assa
Charles Shoupe
St. St
Elmer
Deer Struck by Car at Sunny Knoll Nursery
Mr and Mrs G M Lamson heard a crash at 1030 last night and found a motorist had struck a young doe crossing the road near Sunny Knoll Nursery Rt 25 Manchester Rd. The deer was badly injured and had to be destroyed.
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G. M
Cal)Lamson
Sunny Knoll Nursery
Rt. 25
Manchester Road
Boys Tour Dayton Sites For Sightseeing Trip
YMCA sponsored trips for local boys depart from the YMCA tomorrow at 1 p.m. by chartered bus to Dayton spots including the Miami Maid Bakery and Carillon Park. Jack Wiley, YMCA youth work secretary, leads the outing with a bakery tour by company staff. A second trip is planned Saturday to Crosley Field for the Cincinnati Phillies game, leaving the YMCA at 11:30 a.m.
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YMCA
Miami Maid Bakery
Carillon Park
Dayton
Jack Wiley
Crosley Field
Geology students head to Miami summer field camp
Forty nine advanced geology students from fourteen colleges will join Miami University's summer field camp at Timber Line Ranch Wyoming. The two sessions run July 15 to July 27 and July 28 to August 24 with six credits and six weeks of field study. Participants come from 24 colleges across 18 states and two foreign countries aided by Miami staff Dr. Karl Limper Dr. Wayne Martin and Owen Homeister.
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Oxford
Miami University
Timber Line Ranch
Wind River m Mountains
Miami
Dubois
Wyo
North Dakota
Syracuse
Karl E. Limper
Wayne D. Martin
Owen E. Homeister
Hamilton College
Norman C. Frederickson
Utica
N.Y
George F. Leinicke, Jr
Old Oxford Rd
Hamilton
Colorado
Driver Cited After Mishap On Parkway
Two city accidents left a youth injured and a Franklin man under arrest for careless driving. Paul Gabbard, 19, Franklin Rt. 1, crashed into a parked car owned by Herschell Rice, 47, on N Verity Parkway at 4 20 p m. Damage was 125 dollars. Richard Bowling, 17, 2904 Jefferson Rd., sustained forehead cuts after a two car crash at Baltimore Street and Woodlawn Avenue at 9 25 a m. The Hutchinson vehicle struck Taulbee Grocery, causing about 300 dollars damage and totaling the Hutchinson car. The James vehicle incurred 525 dollars damage. Six other city mishaps caused 1 495 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Franklin Area
Paul Gabbard
Franklin Rt. 1
Herschell Rice
Gideon Rd
N. Verity Parkway
Richard Bowling
Lefferson Rd
Middletown Hospital
Baltimore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Thomas Hutchinson
Sherman Ave
Ralph James
Middletown Rt. 1
Hutchinson
Taulbee Grocery
James
Awning Fire Damages Franklin Office Back Patio
A burning awning at the rear of Judge J. T. Riley's offices caused about 300 dollars in damage. The fire at 313 S. Main St. was reported at 9 40 p m and fire crews continued investigation into the blaze. The awning protected a small patio at the building rear.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
S. Main St
Sebald Program Earns Third for Middletown Jaycees at National Meet
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce's Sebald Self Reliance Awards program placed third in the national U S Jaycees project of the year competition at the national convention in Milwaukee. Steve Allen, national awards chairman, highlighted Jaycees' 200000 members and years of volunteer effort. Paul Deger represented the local chapter at the convention.
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Sebald Self Reliance
Middletown
Alaska
Hawaii
Steve Allen
Dallas
Tex
Allen
Paul Deger
CG&E Investigates Franklin Power Failure
Cincinnati Gas and Electric official William Robinson reported a power outage in Franklin on Saturday affecting the west side from 6 20 to 7 58 p m. A burned jumper wire and possible lightning damage were cited as possible causes. The outage lasted four minutes, sparing the east side.
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Franklin
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
William Robinson
Northern Division
Robinson
East Side
New York Central Railroad
Menu dispute ends with husband stabbed by wife
A quarrel over fish or chicken led to James Watkins 29 being stabbed with scissors by his wife Anna Laurie. Watkins received treatment at Middletown Hospital and was later discharged. Detective Douglas Barrett reported the incident occurred around 4 40 p m with Watkins admitting fault.
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Middletown Hospital
James Watkins
Michigan Ave
Douglas Barrett
Watkins
Anna Laurie
Middletown Youth Held On AWOL Charge
Police arrested a 17 year old Middletown boy yesterday for being AWOL from the Army. Billie Palmer reported bicycle theft from Douglas Park. A blue radio was reported stolen from a kitchen on 8th Ave. Dale Linden listed hubcap thefts from a truck on Central Avenue. Warren Huff, 26, was arrested on Central Avenue for careless driving.
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Middletown
Billie Palmer
Howard Ave
Douglas Park
8Th Ave
Andrew Ferguson
Dale Linden
The
Linden Sales & Service
Central Avenue
Warren Huff
Helton Dr
E. Central Avenue
Mayor Tepe of Norwood Dies in Clermont Crash
Cincinnati report states 47 year old Norwood mayor R Edward Tepe died instantly when his car collided with a truck on U S 52 in southwest Clermont County. His wife Dorothy and three children were injured. Tepe had been a longtime Norwood official and 1956 Democratic lieutenant governor candidate. George P Kleb to succeed as Norwood mayor.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
R. Edward Tepe
Norwood
Tepe
Dorothy
Mary Beth
Stephan
David
Virginia
U. S. 52
Tepes
Mexico
Hamilton County
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Ohio
George P. Kleb
Ice Cream Social at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
A Friday evening ice cream social will be held on the lawn of the Middletown Hospital School of Nursing. Proceeds benefit the Student Assn. Fund for nurses' recreation. General chairmen Peggy Pelfrey and Phyllis Swank, with helpers Mary Hilton, Kay Landrum, and Neva Shumon.
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Middletown Hospital School
Two Middlesex men face grand jury on theft charges
Two Middletown men bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two McGraw Construction Co. chain saws valued at 700 dollars. Jesse Gibson, 44, and Jack Moore, 29, pleaded guilty in municipal court with bond set at 1500 dollars each.
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Jess Dennis
Sheriff's Department
Metz McGraw
Sleebig Road
McGraw
Waynesville
Dennis
Franklin
Kentucky
Butler County
Moore
Gibson
Gillen-Crow
Yankee Road
Frank South
Offender Fined and Jailed in DWI Case Trio
Marvin Wright, 26, of 2700 Oxford State Rd., was fined 500 dollars and costs, sentenced to 30 days in county jail, and received a lifetime driving suspension on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
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James Ratliff
Girard Ave
Ratliff
Yankee Road
Lamb
Marvin Wright
Oxford State Rd
Pastor to Leave for Convention in Ohio Camp Meeting
John E. Davidson pastor of the Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church will depart tomorrow for the 93rd annual camp meeting at Mt. Vernon. He joins over 75 Ohio Conference ministers and staff to ready grounds for about 2,500 daily attendees and 4,000 on weekends. Ministerial study sessions and daily worships will mark the 10 day gathering.
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John E. Davidson
Middletown
Seventh-day Adventtist Church
Mt. Vernon
Davidson
Ohio Conference
Middletown Federal Savings Declares Semiannual Dividend
The board of directors of Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Assn declares a two percent semiannual dividend. Auburn R Morris executive vice president announced the dividend which will be paid on or after June 29 to about 7,600 savers totaling over 459 000 dollars. Savings holders are asked to bring books after June 29 for dividend entries.
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Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Auburn R. Morris
The varnish tree name tied to resinous varnish use
The varnish tree is a name given to several trees of the same family because the resinous juices are used for varnishing.
Portland City of Roses nickname and blossoms in yards
Portland Oregon is known as the City of Roses due to multi colored blossoms blooming in nearly every yard across the city.
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Portland
Ore
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