Carlisle Elects First Mayor In New Village
Carlisle residents voted in a special election for village officials. John E. Homan Sr. led for mayor with 129 votes, while R. D. Clay won treasurer and Robert Fogel was unopposed for clerk. James L. Gross led the council field with 190 votes. several close totals may change after absentee and official tabulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Harold Dyas
Louise Denny
Paul
Peast
J. William Enterman
George C. Mount
George
W. Turpin
John E. Homan Sr
Dayton
Paul Peast
Donald R. Gingerich
Richard P. Nicholas
Raymond F. Sturgis
Merrill B. Clay
Harold Suhre
Eugene Wilcox
Merill Clay
R.D. Clay
Sieurne Weiss
George Powell
Powell
Wilcox
Clays
Poasts
Entermans
Homan
Warren County Budget Commission
Youths Arrested In Theft Series Here
Four Middletown area youths were arrested in a store break in and theft from a warehouse. J F Collinsworth 18 and Ronald Young 19 faced burglary and larceny charges at Maine's Market and Banford Heating Co. warehouse. Two juveniles aged 16 and 17 are held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Jess Dennis
Butler County Sheriff's Department
J. F. Collinsworth
Omha St
Maine
Yankee Rd
Ronald Young
Locust St
Banford Heating Co
S. Main St
van Buren
Mich
Dennis
Collingworth
Quarles
Local Man Stricken At Ball Game
Robert Lehman aged 54 of 522 Kensington Street Middletown was admitted to Christ Hospital Cincinnati at 8 50 pm yesterday after an apparent heart attack suffered while attending a Cincinnati Redlegs game. Dr M B Sheldon reports he is resting comfortably and under observation for a possible heart attack. Lehman is married and employed as a department manager at Armco Steel Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lehman
Kensington
Middletown
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Cincinnai
City to hear resurfacing plan for 3.3 miles of streets
City Manager Charles Thompson will present a 1958 resurfacing program to lay 3.3 miles of street and an alley this year. If approved bids would likely be let mid July for Main, Curtis, Kunz, Lamneck, Wickford, Highlands, Superior, Harrison, Monroe and Mt Kinley streets plus an east west alley south of Central. Other agenda items include bids for city Building exterior painting and Middletown Hospital indigent care, plus a vacancy filling resolution for the North Middletown sanitary sewer board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thompsson
Thompson
Main Street
14Th Avenue
City
Curtis Street
13Th
Kunz Avenue
Yankee Road
Lamneck St
Calumet
Grand Avenue
Wicorf Street
Io Woodlawn Avenue
Highlands Street
Superior Avenue
North Middletown
Elm Street
Iwest
Second Street
River Street
Jackson
Main
Fourth
Main Streets
Bids Set for Four Nike Missile Bases Near Oxford
Col. Andre Samuels announced bids will open this week and construction starts in July on four Nike missile bases around Oxford. Each base costs about 3 million dollars, covers 50 acres, and will overlap with Cincinnati defenses near Felicity, Wilmington, and the Dillsboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Oxford
Andre Samuels
Army Air Defense Command
Oxford Kiawnis Club
Ft. Meade
Samuels
Oxford College Corner
Kiwanis Delegates Named for Chicago Convention
Dr. Gilbert Wagoner and David T. Selvar named delegates of the local Kiwanis Club to attend Kiwanis International’s annual convention in Chicago June 29 to July 2 at the International Amphitheatre. Officers for the new year will be elected July 2 morning. The Kiwanis International president takes office August 1. A reception and ball close the day, and the cornerstone of the new Kiwanis home office at 101 E. Erie Ave. will be laid June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Wagoner
David T. Selvar
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Kiwanis Home
E. Erie Ave
North Side
Middletonians Are Sentenced
John Clem, 29, of 20 Crawford Street, was sentenced after probation revocation for intoxication. Elzie Shrout, 28, of Michael Road, Middletown, received 60 days in Butler County Jail. William Powers, probation officer, noted Clem’s probation began in October 1957 after a church burglary. Clem was returned sane from Lima State Hospital. Shrout’s probation ended due to beating his wife. originally granted for petit larceny in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clem
Crawford
Fred B. ‘Cramer
Elzie Shrout
Michael Rd
Middletown
Butler County
William Powers
Clem
Clayton Street
Church of God
Theft report and property scandal touch Cincinnati area
William Massey of 1807 Henry Ave reported the theft of fishing gear worth 100 dollars from his garage. The items were later found on Clayton Street by a Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company employee. Joe Lewis, a local real estate man, told police a house under construction at Terry Moore Circle was damaged by scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Massey
Henry Ave
Clayton Street
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Joe Lewis
Terry Moore iCircle
Print Nabs Hog Rustlers Near Darrtown
Two Butler County deputies tracked a snow tire mark to a New Miami residence where they found three hogs in a truck. James Butler and John Barefield were arrested for grand larceny and jailed in Oxford awaiting court. The hogs were returned to Ed win J. Erbeck's farm on Scott Road east of Darrtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Darrtown
Butler County
Edwin J. Erbeck
Scott Road
Clifton Hyde
William P. Patrick
Erbeck
St. Clair Township
Joe Avenue
New Miami
James Butler
Joe Ave
John Barefield
South Ave
Oxford
R. Fred Woodruff
Cincinnati
Truck Driver Becomes III and Is Hospitalized
Edward Cannon, 27, of Sparta Tennessee, was admitted to Mercy Hospital at 5 30 a m after becoming ill at the wheel of his northbound cattle truck on U S 127 north of Jackson Road in Fairfield City south of Hamilton He was transporting beef cattle consigned to Tom Wilson of Greenville Fairfield police said he pulled off the road to summon aid and the cattle were moved to another truck for transport to Greenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Edward Cannon
Sparta
Tenn
U.S. 127
Jackson Road
Fairfield City
Fairfield
Cannon
Tennessee
Tom Wilson
Greenville
Catte
Thieves Steal Cash From Home of Anold Magaw
Intruders entered through an unlocked door at Anold Magaw's home on Excelio Rt. 1 and took a piggy bank containing $2.50 while bypassing several valuable items including a camera. Magaw works for The Journal and reported the incident to sheriff's deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anold Magaw
Excelio Rt. 1
Magaw
The
Journal
Firemen Parade Draws 10000 for Franklin Convention
Western Ohio firemen from about 65 departments gather in Franklin for the 28th Central Western Firemen's Association meeting with a parade, water battles, tug of war and hose rolling contests. Forecast showers loom as spectators expect thousands to watch two parades and carnival stands on Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ohio
Miami Valley
Central Western Firemen's Association
Edgar Farmer
Canal Street
Two Injuries Not Reported in City Crashes
No injuries reported after two city crashes. DeWitt Payne 58 of 1122 Young St. charged with failure to yield after his car collided with a truck driven by Paul Potts 25 of 2202 Yankee Rd at Garfiled Street and York Avenue at 9 25 a m damage estimated 700. Carl Huehn 29 of 1621 Oberon Dr and Elsie Ellison of 200 Highview Rd collided at N Sutphin Street and North Avenue at 10 45 a m causing 650 in damage. Huehn’s car struck a tree and a truck route sign was torn down. Four minor crashes were also investigated by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Payne
Young St
Paul Potts
Yankee Rd
Garfield Street
York Avenue
Carl Huehn
Oberon Dr
Elsie Ellison
Highview Rd
N. Sutphin Street
North Avenue
Huehn Auto
ONeill Seeks Senate Approval for Noble Highway Director
Gov. C. William ONeill urged the Ohio Senate to confirm Charles M Noble as state highway director. Noble, ex New Jersey Turnpike engineer, has served as highways secretary at 30 000 dollars annually while meeting the one year residence requirement. Also listed for confirmation was Forrest G. Ketner as Ohio State University trustee, though his prior appointment had not been acted on in the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Ohio Senate
Charles M Noble
Senate
Noble
New Jersey Turnpike
O'Neill
Forrest G. Kenner
Ohio State University
Ketner
Freight Station Abandoned in Harrison County
The Utilities Commission allowed the Pennsylvania Railroad to abandon its Conotton freight station in Harrison County for economic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
The
Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conotton
Harrison County
Car Hits Man Three Times in Backing Incident
Frankfort Kentucky report says Lew Aldridge a 65 year old man was struck three times by his own vehicle as it rolled in tight circles while he backed from a farm yard. He fell clear, witnesses pulled him to safety and stopped the auto. He suffered four broken ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Lewis Aldridge
Aldridge
Dust Proofing Planned for Hueston Woods Road
J W Reppel state highway maintenance engineer says dust proofing near Hueston Woods State Park will finish by July 18 with bids opening July 3. Motorists report gravel road dust as a safety and health hazard and lights are used during heavy dust periods. Work delayed by rain. water wagon planned for Fourth of July weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueston Woods State Park
Oxford
J.W. Reppel
State Highway Department
Reppel
New Officers Named At 1st Methodist Church
New officers for the conference year were elected at First Methodist Church. Glenn Thompson was reelected Official Board chairman with Ralph Barbour as vice chair and Mrs. Robert Tucker as secretary. Phillip Cade becomes Board of Trustees chair, succeeding E. T. Cross, with Charles W. Beck vice chair and Frank Swift secretary. Russell C. Beam is property chairman and Stanley Reed personnel chairman. Ray Young leads the new Commission on Social Relations with Dr. J. J. Canfield as vice chairman and Miss Alice Reginbogen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Glenn Thompson
Ralph Barbour
Robert Tucker
Phillip Cade
E. T. Cross
Charles W. Beck
Frank Swift
Russell C. Beam
Stanley Reed
Commission On Social Relations
Ray Young
J. J. Canfield
Alice Reginbogen
Lakeside
W. F. Stein
Martin Hinkle
Fellowship Hall
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Joseph C. Snyder
Snyder
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Council
War Door
Bales
Collinsworth
Young
Banford
Ralph Banford
Shriner Fez
Locus
Bernice
Morgan
James Davis Land
Sanley Corey
Faris Rattifi
Ort
Dave Finkelman
Central Ave
Prudential Insurance CO. OF America
Imome Office
Newark
Services
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
N. Broad ST
Topeka
Kansas
Commission
S. Sutphin
Florence Street
Har
Todd Road
Taylor Road
College Corner
With Williamson
Detei
Wiliamson
N. Broad
Carl Reiff
O’neill
C.M. Noble
S. S. Kresge Company
1St Methodist
Rogers Jewelers
NSA
Middletown Goodwill Store
Children’s bin
Betterbooks
South Canton
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