Morrow Woman Killed and Daughter Hurt In Car Crash
A Morrow woman was killed and her daughter seriously injured when a car on Route 123 near Roachester went out of control on a bridge. Mrs Mary Wellies, 77, of Morrow died from a broken neck. Emma Wellner, 47, of Morrow suffered a crushed knee, lacerations and shock. The crash occurred at 1130 PM. brakes apparently grabbed, forcing the operator Miss Wellner to lose control. Emma Wellner was treated at Young Clinic and later at Grandview Hospital. Funeral arrangements were pending at Yale Funeral Home. The sole survivors listed were Miss Wellner and Mrs Emrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welies
Morrow
Warren Couftty
H. M. Williams
Emma Wellner
Miss Wellner
Young Clinic
Lebanon
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Weed Burning Plan Modified In City Program Change
A city weed burning plan is to be discontinued and the old system reinaugurated after citizen complaints about hedge damage and high costs. Property owners will receive notices to cut weeds on vacant lots. if ignored, the city will cut and bill owners a nominal fee, with Street Department using equipment on rough areas. Jess Dennis will supervise weed cutting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Schatzmann
of Law
Jess Dennis
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Road Death
Jesse W. Swafford 25 of Chesterfield Indiana faces a manslaughter charge in the road death of Clifton Spence 31 Eaton milkman. Bond set at 1009 pending grand jury action. Spence killed when Swafford's heavy freight truck hit his light truck on Road 35 four miles west of Eaton. Swafford pleads innocent and says traffic was clear. Spence's body to be buried at Mound Hill Cemetery after services at Barnes funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble
Swafford
C. D. Neanover
Fred Maddock
Himes Dairy Co
Commercial Motor Freight Co
Indianapolis
Dayton
Marion
Ind
Spence
Chicago St
Eaton
Eaton National Guard Tank Company
Eagles’ Lodge
Barnes Funeral Home
Mound Hill Cemetery
Cautious Bride-To-Be Seeks Records On Prospective Groom
A letter to Clerk of Court John O. Taylor asks for the records of a man the writer plans to marry this fall. It notes interest in whether he is already married, his age, and any police history, mentioning Middletown childhood and a clean slate up to age three. Taylor says the groom kept out of trouble here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Taylor
Middletown
Taylor
October Y Member Drive Leader Named
Dale Constiner is named general chairman of the YMCA membership drive with Jack Baltzell as associate chair. Drive runs October 3 through 19 across four divisions Armco East Works Armco General Industrial and City. A Board of Directors Planning Conference is set for September 24 at Camp Hook with William Brooks leading a committee including the Rev John Parr Wylie Mitchell Dr John Harkrader and Mrs J A Ayre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Constiner
Ralph C. Knight
Constiner
Jack Baltzell
Knight
Armco East Works
Armco General
Industrial
Ymca Board of Directors
Camp Hook
William Brooks
John Parr
Wylie Mitchell
John Harkrader
J. A. Ayre
Jaycee Chairmen To Meet Tonight
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce appoints new committee chairmen to meet at 7 30 p m tonight at the Civic Association to set administrative policy. Delbert Mann presides with Glenn Brandenburg and John Weber leading short discussions. Members may attend. next general meeting set for LeSourdsville Lake on Thursday July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Civic Association
Delbert Mann
Glenn Brandenburg
John Weber
Mann
LeSourdsville Lake
Naval Reserve Exam Orders Stir Excitement
Excitement rose as letters ordering Naval Reserve officers to take physical examinations arrived at the Columbus Naval Reserve office. Officials said the exams are routine under naval regulation, required every four years or as needed, and not tied to any wider crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Naval Reserve Office
Korea
Field Director of Girl Scouts Resigns Post
Miss Peggy Richardegn, field director for four years in this area, resigned this week to join another council to broaden her professional experience. Mrs Garnet L Church notes that no successor has yet been selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Richardegn
Girl Scout Council
Garnet L. Church
West Middletonian Acquitted in Arson Trial
Charles Frewen Sr., 59, of West Middletown, was found not guilty of arson in a Common Pleas trial with Melvin Conn and Estes Williams. Conn and Williams admitted starting the Riverside Tavern fire near Middletown last November to collect insurance. Frewen denied involvement. Trial before Judge Fred B. Cramer was held without a jury.
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Armco
West Middletown
Middletown
Common
Fred B. Cramer
Charles Frewen, Sr
Melvin Conn
Riverside Tavern
Route 73
Cramer
French
Conn
Este! Williams
Williams
Common Pleas
Connand Williams
Jackson Bosc
Bosch
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Calista Fuller Beckwith
Lockland
Matthew Bippus
Hamilton
Frederick E. Shafer
Miltonville
Clara Overholt
Lickport
N. Y
Alfred W. Moore
Mussoorie
India
Charles Myers
Young St
Jeff Hipsher
South Main St
Ranklin
Welby Nash
Goldman Ave
Sim Hobbs
Oregonia
Charlotte Horn
Gerald Horn
Floe
Teodore Thompson
Columbia Ave
Obert Lanter
Logan Ave
Ronnie Tirey
Donald Tirey
Franklin, m Medical
Cecil Reffitt
Philadelphia Ave
Rs. Finley Ward
Franklin Sr
As Faeta
Baltimore St
George Montgomery
Central Ave
Kamden Mauser
Donal Mauser
Onald Schmidt
John Schmidt
Wilson St
Surgical
Ernard
William and
Bonita Montgomery
Garvey Montgomery
Park St
Catherine Conrad
Kunz Ave
James Klamo
John Klamo
Lloyd Epperson
Ralph Long
Franklin
Charles McDowell
Woodburn Ave
Walker McCoy
Winona
Michael Gardner
Garfield St
William Harris
Stamper’s Market
Yankee RD
Eavey
Armour’street
Merrit
DIAL
Moderne
Johnson's
Otto Bernz
Whizzerman Cp
Sporteman
Steak Grills
F. Goodrich
Ernest Hardware CO
Charles
Cure
Arig
Sorrell’s
HAM
Dull’ S Devils
Swifts Cleanser
Carton
Yankee
Ave. Central
Crawford
Jaycee
Naval Reserve
Girl Scouts
West Middletonian
State Highway
Vradelis
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