Six hurt in city traffic accidents yesterday
Six persons suffered minor injuries in three city accidents. Damage totaled about $3,000. Notable crashes occurred at Shafer Street and Flemming Road causing about $1,000 damage to a vehicle and property at 2309 Flemming Rd. and a two car collision at 15th Avenue and Vermont Street with three hospitalizations. Police cited drivers for failure to yield at stop signs and unmarked intersections.
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Shafer Street
Flemming Road
el Wilson
Flemming
Middletown Hospital
Ruth Murphy
Terrace Dr
Helen Berger
Franklin
Helen Asher
Harrison St
Berger
Asher
Flemming Rd
Middletown
15Th Avenue
Vermont Street
Sandy Smith
Park Dr
Marguerite Minor
15Th Ave
Jean Bewley
16Th Ave
Nina Youtsler
Jennifer Road
Central Ave
Price
Robert Lartis
Wilbur Youtsler
Jennifer Rd
Melvin Conn
Wilbraham Rd
Leota Hunt
Ellen Dr
Wilbraham Road
Ivory Hinton
Garfield St
S. Verity Parkway
14Th Avenue
Bankruptcy filing of Carl Cheesman in Cincinnati court
Carl Cheesman of Middletown Route 1 has filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Cincinnati listing debts of 877 dollars and assets of 400 dollars.
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Carl Cheesman
Middletown
Candidates For Boss Award Eyed at Boss Night 1960
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce select the boss to be honored at the 19th annual Boss Night banquet on March 10 at the Manchester Hotel. The honoree receives an honorary life member in the Jaycee organization. Previous honorees include Martin V. Coffey Donald Driscoll and others such as Frank Dobroszi R C Dowling Earl E Grant and more. General chairman is Dale Dowery with Seth Howard as vice chair.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
Jaycee
Martin V. Coffey
Donald Driscoll
Jaycees
Frank Dobroszi
R. C. Dowling
Earl E. Grant
Stop Signs Approved in Franklin Township
Warren County Commissioners approved seven stop signs in the Fairview subdivision area along Dayton Oxford Road intersections and Chautauqua Road intersections. They transferred 2168 dollars from Aid for the Disabled Poor Relief and Aid to the Blind to the Dependent Children Fund. Permits were ordered posted prohibiting watercraft use on the Little Miami River at Forstoria.
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Lebanon
Franklin Township
Warren County
Dayton-Oxford Road
Dale Avenue
Arthur Avenue
Willerd Avenue
Dalton Avenue
Jane Avenue
Maple Avenue
Fairview Subdivision
Little Miami River
Fostoria
Motor Vehicle Office Closed In Franklin
Mrs. Martha Long deputy registrar announced the motor vehicles office in Franklin will be closed today tomorrow and Friday due to the death of her son Joseph W. McCabe.
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Franklin
Martha Long
Joseph W. McCabe
Action On Master Plan Tops Agenda
City Commission plans a decisive step on the Garfield Area urban renewal project tonight. An emergency measure would authorize a contract with Dr Rudolf Frankel of Miami University to prepare the Master Plan covering about 60 acres of blighted property. Other items include park custodian contract at Smith Pond and street improvement petitions.
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City Commission
Garfield Area
Rudolf Frankel
Miami University
Frank Blaine
Smith Pond
Barbara Park
City Official William Cottrell Reports Satisfactory Condition
William Cottrell, 29, administrative assistant to the city manager and acting personnel director, was rushed to Middletown Hospital yesterday after becoming ill at work in the City Building. He was listed in satisfactory condition today for tests and X rays.
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Middletown Hospital
William Cottrell
Ardmore
Cottrell
Butler County Safety Conference Sets Attendance Record
The 15th annual Butler County Regional Safety Conference in Hamilton drew 2,189 registrants, with Ohio official James H. Fluker noting the teenage section at Taft High School as the first and only of its kind in Ohio. Keynote Ray Monsalvatge urged turning safety rules into habits, as teachers and hospital sections drew large crowds and Cincinnati police Lt. Arthur Mehring advocated enforcement and education to cut accidents. Reuben Robertson Jr. closed with remarks on national preparedness as a safety measure.
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Butler County
Hamilton
James H. Fluker
Taft High School
Ohio
Fluker
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Ray Monsalvatge
Moose Lodge
Cincinnati
L. Arthur Mehring
Fish Season Opens at Smith Pond With Cold Start
The opening day at Smith Pond sees more fish than fishermen amid ice and chilly temps. A trucked rainbow trout dump from Old Mill Stream Park at Waynesville spurs anticipation. Bullhead and perch will follow. Permits range from 1 to 10 dollars, with free fishing for servicemen. The daily window runs 4 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and closes October 31.
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Smith Pond
Old Mill Stream Park
Waynesville
Journal
Lalendorf
Mill Stream
Tom Carlson
Amanda PTO Hears Candidate William R Muir at Meeting
William R. Muir, candidate for Potter County representative to the Ohio general assembly, spoke at the Amanda PTO meeting. The program included readings and songs by the eighth grade chorus. The athletic banquet was announced for 6 PM March 16 in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Muir
Potter County
Ohio General Assembly
Amanda Pto
Thefts Reported In Local Homes And Radio
The police report thefts from residents including Frank Clark Sr. at 1907 Arlington Ave who lost a billfold with $32 and papers and Frank Williams of 312 Park St who reported a radio stolen.
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Frank Clark Sr
Arlington Ave
Frank Williams
Park St
Aeronca Plans Shareholder Meeting On Merger With Buensod Stacey
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. and Buensod Stacey of New York will discuss a merger at a special Aeronca shareholder meeting on March 11 at Aeronca's Germantown Road office. The plan, announced in December, aims to diversify Aeronca beyond military aircraft work into commercial air conditioning.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Buensod- Stacey
New York
Aeronca
Germantown Road
John A. Lawler
Milton
I. Smith
Buensod
Stacey
Lawler
Franklin to Organize Corporation for Quasi Sesqui Centen nial
A nonprofit group will form in Franklin to stage a Quasi Sesqui Centennial during a June 28 to July 4 celebration at Franklin High School. The event aims for a $15,700 budget with $6,500 in costumes and planning from John B. Rogers company of Fostoria Ohio. A tentative $35 filing to create the corporation and $1,000 to $4,000 working capital are planned with a potential $1,500 profit donated to charities if successful.
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Franklin
Franklin National Bank
Craig Gifford
Chamber
Dan Collette
Franklin High School
Wallace Lafferty
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
Asie
Cincinnati Man Dies in Butler County Traffic Fatality Link
A Cincinnati man identified as Frank Marx died at General Hospital after a Feb 21 crash on U.S. 25 two miles south of Monroe. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone says the death will be counted as a Butler County traffic fatality, tying the hospital death to the earlier collision investigated by the state highway patrol and Cincinnati police.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
U.S. 25
Monroe
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Butler
State Highway Patrol
Marx
Philpot
Bethany
Post 9
Highway Patrol
U.S 25
Robert Ike Adams
Dayton
Adams
Ronnie Nestor
Monhs
Webster St
Seene
Middletown Hospital
Nine-Tenners Sponsor Speech Award at Three High Schools
A new award, a $25 United States Savings Bond, will be presented to the outstanding speech student at Middletown Lemon-Monroe and Fenwick high schools this year. The Nine-Tenners, a Junior Achievement company sponsored by WPFB, donate the bond for senior recognition assemblies held in early June. Recipients will be selected by school faculty committees.
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Saylings
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Nine-Tenners
WPFB
Freese Puts Riley On Skid At Middletown Hospital
Freeze 35 of 1609 Croydon said to have slipped on ice at 106 McKinley Street and gashed his eyebrow. He was treated in the emergency room and given six futures.
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Riley Freze
Middletown Hospital
Freeze
Croydon Sa
McKinley St
Hospital Files For New Trial In Haney Case
Middletown Hospital and Asen faced a motion for a new trial after a 12 member jury awarded Thomas R. Haney of 302 Young St. $25,000 in the suit over his wife Laura Haney's death following a blood transfusion at Middletown Hospital on December 7 1956 in Cincinnati. The filing follows a precedent claim about hospital liability for employee negligence. Hospital Association attorneys are Paul and Thomas Baden of Hamilton with James Coo get of Dayton as counsel.
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Middletown Hospital
Asen
Hospital
Thomas R. Haney
Young St
Haney
Laura
Child in Fire At Home At 2400 Sherman Ave
A child playing with matches caused a fire at the Jet Foster home on 2400 Sherman Ave last night. The bedroom blaze damaged the building by 100 dollars. contents were unharmed. Firemen logged the alarm at 17 pm. Earlier, firefighters checked a five dollar fire in a 1950 model truck owned by Jack Clay at West Middletown Rt 2. A cigarette was blamed for the blaze near N Verity Parkway and Eldora Drive.
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Jet
Sherman Ave
Jack Clay
West Middletown
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Craig Crawford
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Milo Fealy
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Charles Anglesiby
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