Auto Theft Case Sent To Grand Jury
Harold Reynolds, 39, bound to Butler County Grand Jury on auto theft in Municipal Court. Bond set at 1500. Reynolds pleaded innocent to stealing a 1957 model car from Samuel Kiser on Feb 14. Reynolds also held for parole officer JOHN DBD. SMITH, 39, was sentenced to three days in jail and lifetime license suspension for DUI after a June 11 arrest.
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Harold Reynolds
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Reynolds
Samuel Kiser
John Dbd. Smith
Elm St
Germantown
Smith
Tytus Avenue
Charles Street
Believed Drowned Near Gallipolis Ohio
Clothing belonging to Donald Phillips thirty of Crown City was found on the Ohio River bank two miles south of Gallipolis Roller Dam. He had been missing since Tuesday night and is believed to be the drowning victim. Authorities continue dragging the river.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Donald Phillips
Rt. 2
Crown City
Ohio River
Maud Driver Injured In S.W. Ohio Car Crash
Maud resident Patrick Patrick, 20, of 4th Street, Maud, sustained head, scalp, facial and chest injuries when his car ran off a curve on 0 8 25 south of Bethany yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Mercy Hospital by the Mason life squad and admitted. He was cited for failure to share a driver license and operating with fictitious plates.
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Hamilton
Junior Patrick
4Th Street
Maud
Bethany
Mercy Hospital
Mason Life Squad
Patrick
Lions Club Awards $300 Nursing Scholarship
The Lions Club donated a $300 annual scholarship to Middletown Hospital to support training for registered or graduate nurses. Miss Mildred Long, a hospital graduate and educator, will attend a summer program at the University of Maine July 6 to 31, earning three college credits. The grant supports pursuing bachelor’s and master’s degrees, post‑graduate studies, and workshops.
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Mildred Long
Lions
Bob Gade
University of Maine
Anne Middlemiss
Middletown Hospital
Lalendor
The
Lions Club
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
National Assn
Orono
Miss Long
Court Fines Man for Hitting Cop
Hamilton special report: Tackett, 21, of 3107 Rufus St, pleaded guilty to assault and battery after striking Patrolman Herman Campbell with knucks during an arrest at the Crown Cafe. He was fined 143 dollars and 35 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse by Judge Frank F. Wessel.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Mamere Court
Frank F. Wessel
Tackett
Rufus T
Herman Campbell
Campbell
Crown Cafe
5Th
Charles Streets
Methodist Delegates Urge Nuclear Testing Ban
Lakeside Ohio AP delegates at the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church urged the U S to lead in ending nuclear weapon tests. They adopted a resolution for congregations to oppose racial discrimination in housing and endorsed in principle a large scale program of church extension. Laymen vote for General Conference delegates in Denver. ministers Dr Harold B Williams Mansfield and Dr Theodore C Mayer Warren named.
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Lakeside
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
United States
General Conference
Methodist
Denver
Harold B. Williams
Mansfield
Theodore C. Mayer
Warren
Burglar Shot Dead Near Ohio Station
A man identified as Robert Dixon, 22, of Columbus was killed by a shotgun blast Wednesday while attempting to burglarize a service station in MBUS Ohio. Harvey Potter, 19, fired as the intruder fled. Potter was awakened by breaking glass. The coroner’s office ruled the shooting justifiable homicide.
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Middletown
Lamb
Franklin - Trenton
Homer Piersall
Main Street
Monroe
O! Center
Wallace Hobbs
Piersall
Hobbs
West Middletown Rt. 1
Harold Haney
Waneta St
Maxwell Fe, Page
Longfellow Sr
Hershel Lykins
Taylor Ave
Richard Shockey
6Th St. Franklin
Billie R. Davis
Woodlawn Ave
Leonard Rose
John Jacob Astor
Columbia River
State of
Washington
Stes
Wonderbra
Bandeaux
Filson
Marquita Nicolai
Walter A Mischley
Mr. Lazarow
Modern Manor
Duchess
Dinette
Livingston
Dexter
Westinghouse
Philco
Columbus
Smaystern
CMT
Timi
Axminster
Beattie
Bigelow
Alexander Smith
Axminster Broadloom
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