New Group Directs Spending Of Civic Money
A 24 member allocations committee will direct funds from the Civic Association Youth Building Program profits. W W Sebald named chairman and Donald G Driscoll vice chairman as the group decides priorities for projects above 100000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sebald
Civic Association
Wearive
Richard L. Siegel
The
Donald G. Driscol
Sebald
Siegel
Middletown
Driscoll
Sebald and Criscoll
Ben Bender
C.W. Denny Jr
Edward Cohn
E. E. Grant
D. W. Holstein
Armco
Jane Hall
Civic Board of Governors
Earle A. Hanson
Sylvester Houser
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John A Lawler
Civic
N. J. Lawler
Gus Miles
Salvation Army
William D. Patton
E. J. Sebald
Salvation Army Board
Jim Townsley
Middletown Jaycees
Edward Windsor
Civile
Where Else Dayton Woman Demands Round-Trip Ticket
A Dayton area woman carrying a lorgnette approached a suburban bus station desk on a Wednesday and demanded a round-trip ticket, asking the clerk “Where to?” She insisted the destination be here, asserting it with imperious decisiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Citywide Bike Safety Roadeo Draws 125 Entrants
More than 125 youngsters aged 8 to 16 will take part in a City wide Bike Safety Roadeo at Sunset Park starting 9:30 a.m. They will navigate seven tests judging balance pedaling braking control and safety knowledge. Top two win bicycles. prizes for other categories provided by local sponsors.
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Roadeo
Sunset Park
Roadeo, Chief Project of “Bicycle Safety Week
Department of Parks and Recreation
YMCA
The
Safety Council
Middletown Board of Property Insurance Agents
Youths Admit Thefts At News Agency
Six Middletown area juveniles were arrested for multiple break-ins at the Middletown News Agency on Columbia Avenue. Police said two teens broke in Tuesday stealing $10 from a desk drawer, while earlier cases included magazine bundles and 200 comic books with some magazines burned behind the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Middletown
Columbia Ave
Youth Has Family Pride
Toledo police report a 16 year old confessed to stealing a car he was riding in to a track event. Officers say the youth feared how to explain the crime to his wife, whom he married three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Flasher Light Plans Ordered for Crossing in Butler County
The Pennsylvania Railroad must file plans within 30 days to install flasher lights at the Hamilton Trenton Road crossing in St Clair Township Butler County. The commission deemed the crossing dangerous and set a 90 day deadline for installation unless directed otherwise. Armed Forces Day in the United States falls on the third Saturday each May.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton-Trenton Road
St. Clair
Butler County
Armed Forces
United States
Man Posing as Sanitarian Infiltrates Middletown Hospital Kitchen
Middletown Health Commissioner Robert McConaughy warned residents after a man, claiming to be from the health department and wearing white attire, inspected the hospital kitchen. Walter Mischley, hospital administrator, described the intruder as a white male about 5 foot 10, blue eyes, claiming to be “Duff” and inspecting the remodel for about 10 minutes. Police should be alerted if identification cannot be shown, and license plate numbers provided if possible. The incident prompted calls to verify identity when approached by officials and highlighted the seriousness of impersonating a public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert McConaughy
McConaughy
Walter Mischley
Health Department
Duff
Mischley
W. L. Duff
Board of Health
Three Middletown Residents Win Area Cup Prizes
In the national contest to name Elsie the Cow’s calf twins, Middletown area residents Jeffrey Risner Herman town Rt. 2, Mrs. Howard J. Depew, and Mrs. Shirley Engle won prizes including a refrigerator freezer and bicycles. George Guynn and Harold L. Young announced the local winners amid 311 prize recipients from 2,963,103 entries. The top prize of 25,000 dollars went to Mrs. F. E. Johnson of Anaheim, California. The contest, judged by the Reuben H. Donnelley Corp, was the largest of its kind ever judged.
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Middletown Area
Elsie
Larabee
Lobelia
Jeffrey Risner
Germantown
Howard J. Depew
Dayton-Oxford Rd
Franklin
Shirley Engle
Armico Dr
George Guynn
Borden
Harold L. Young
F. E. Johnsson
Anaheim
Cal
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Woman Attacked by Three Men On East Side
A 26-year-old mother of two reported to Cleveland police that she was assaulted five times over a two hour period by three men. She was grabbed near a bar, dragged between buildings, and later assaulted in a car before receiving treatment at Mt Sinai Hospital. Police seek suspects.
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Cleveland
East Side
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Youth Concerts Open Tomorrow at Sunset Park
The swimer youth band of about 54 musicians performs from 7 to 7 30 p m at Sunset Park under Harold Koerber. The grade school band with 50 players follows from 7 30 to 8 p m. A park dance will follow the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Harold Koerber
Tent Revival Opens Led by Elder Rudolph Pringle
A month long revival sponsored by Apostolic Faith Church is under way at the corner of Sycamore Street and Calumet Avenue led by Elder Rudolph Pringle. The missionary program features Rev. Douglas Francis and Rev. Carson Arnold delivering sermons at 7 30 p.m tomorrow at the Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street with the Friendship Junior Chorus also participating.
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The
Apostolic Faith Church
Sycamore Street
Calumet Avenue
Rudolph Pringle
Douglas Francis
Carson Arnold
Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Friendship
Saxbe votes no on two NASG resolutions at Idaho conference
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe, speaking at the National Association of Attorneys General meeting in Sun Valley, voted against two resolutions on internal security and state versus federal jurisdiction. The group passed both measures, while Saxbe sought to steer discussion away, saying AG activities should focus on office matters.
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Sun Valley
Saxbe
Giant Truck Runs Wild in Germantown Crash
A truck loaded with eight tons of limestone ran off a hill on Rt 123 in Germantown striking a two story house at 142 N Plum St. Occupants were away but one side of the house was damaged. the truck ended on its side with front wheels torn off. Driver Clyde Beckett Jr 20 suffered minor injuries. The truck belonged to Wilbur Beckett. Brakes were reportedly serviced last week.
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Germantown
Ali
Farmersville
Plum St
Clyde Beckett Jr
Franklin Rt. 1
Jack Friend
Harry L. Friend
Beckett
Wilbur Beckett
Franklin Rt. 2
Youths' Car Run Across McKinley Street Yards
Two Middletown teens escaped injury after Allan Banks, 17, driving west on North Avenue, failed to turn onto McKinley Street. The car jumped a curb crossing three yards, clipped a hedge, and struck a parked vehicle at 214 McKinley St. Police arrested Banks on a careless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
McKinley Street
Allan Banks
Wilbraham Rd
Banks
North Avenue
McKinley St
Channel Trouble London Ont Police Report
Police investigated a report by two children who saw a safe in the bottom of the Thomas river. They fished out a badly rusted 17 inch television set from the riverbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kids Charged in Grass Fires Warn Local Chief
Wilbur Stoufe, chief of the South Middletown Fire Department, warns that local grass fires blamed on kids could make parents responsible. He notes four fires in weeks near Routes 4 and 73, with the blaze sites showing matches and paper. A note urges caution as volunteers are called from sleep to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Stoufe
iSouth Middletown Fire Department
Stoufe
Sroufe
Verity Parkway
Buena Vista
Serpant
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