Probation Ordered In Shooting at Garfield High School
Darrell Bowling a 17 year old Garfield High School student was placed on probation until age 21 after being found in a case labeled accidental yet grave tragedy. Judge David Black of Domestic Relations Court presided over the sentencing. Bowling of 71 Margaret Ave faced charges in the fatal Feb 25 shooting of David A. Spence 18 of 61 Lilliedale Lane during a card game at 3755 Richards Drive with three other youths. The ruling framed the incident as an unintentional act arising from a prank like setting off a gun during a gathering. The judge addressed the co defendants David Lutz and Larry King urging the event serve as a terrorizing example. The chain of events included break in school attendance and the group handling a .44 caliber gun at the Lutz home before the basement shooting occurred. Spence was struck in the chest after Bowling reportedly joked about shooting.
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Hamilton
Darrell Bowling
Garfield High School
David Black
Domestic Relations Court
Bowling
Margaret Ave
David A. Spence
Lilliedale Lane
Richards Drive
Black
Judge Black
David Lutz
Richard Drive
Larry King
Lutz
King
Spence
Howerton Granted Honorary REACT Membership in Middletown
Middletown Police Chief James Howerton was made an honorary member of Radio Emergency Communications Team at a meeting held at American Legion Post 218. The event featured two films about REACT and a display of 35 emergency vehicles by REACT captain C. E. Mec Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James Howerton
REACT
American Legion
S. Main St
State Patrol
C. E. MecConnell
Trenton Fire Department
Mayfield Fire Department
Trenton Rescue Squad
South
Poison Child’s Greatest Enemy Prompts Hospital Warning
A Middletown hospital scene illustrates the danger of poisoning as 500000 children nationwide swallow poisons annually. Health officials urge guardians to store medicines and cleaners out of reach, read labels, destroy old products, and seek immediate care for suspected poisonings. The piece cites local data from March 1964 to February 1935 and notes aspirin and bleach as common hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Ed McCormick
McCormick
Misdirected five dollar bill draws national bids
Pearly Stephens of Franklin holds a misprinted $5 bill with upside down serials and signatures as offers pour in. A Midddletown area buyer claimed 25 000 to 30 000 while others report similar misprints and wide interest from collectors and media. Stephens plans to wait for a firm bid and may use proceeds for eight children's college funds amid publicity analysts say could exceed a million dollars in notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bohman
Pearly Stephens
Franklin
Stephens
Middletown
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Martha Drive
Federal Reserve Bank of Akron
Pittsburgh Pa
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Bezdek
Bezdek
Middletown aviation groups plan May air show
The Middletown Aviation Club voted to join the Junior Chamber of Commerce to stage an air show at Middletown Municipal Airport on May 2. Jaycee President John Rosenberger said the Aviation Club will manage a large fly-in of visiting pilots and sell tickets. The Air Force Thunderbirds and the Bill Sweet National Air Show are slated to participate, with more attractions being negotiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Plans Set For Annual Y Report
The YMCA's annual report to the membership meeting is set for Thursday March 11 at 7 30 p m in the Y auditorium. A reception in the Barnitz Room opens the program with Mrs William A Harrison in charge followed by speeches reports and a memorial service for Ralph C Knight former Y general executive who died last July. Louis J Brown will conduct the memorial rite. Ed Barker will introduce Civic Association leaders and YMCA officials as fund allocations and Armco Steel gift of land for a new swimming pool are announced.
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YMCA
Barnitz
William A. Harrison
Y” Board of Directors
Ralph C. Knight
Louis J. Brown
Robert C. Cordray
Edward W. Barker
The
Civic Association
W. C. Higdon
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
David J. Enochs
James Sexton
Melvin Kelso
James Finley
Howard R. Cromwell
Barker
Johnston
Armco
Lima Soldier Dies In Crash
PFC. Conley Osborne of Lima, Ohio, was killed Wednesday night when his car left Interstate 75 in Miami County, struck a guard rail and bridge abutment about three miles south of U S 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
Tex
Conley Osborne
Lima
Miami County
Highway Patrol
Osborne
U. S
Logan-Long Factory Official Injured in Gear Accident
Enos Holt 37 of 1209 S River St superintendent at Logan Long factory division was injured at the Middletown Hospital after his foot was caught between two gears at the 36 inch roofing machine. Authorities said he lost balance near the roll winder and the incident remains under company investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Logan-Long
Enos Holt
S. River St
Logan
Holt
Firemen Called To Aid Baby In Middletown
A seven month old girl Terri Morris of 701 14th Ave was taken to Middletown Hospital at 10 p.m. after convulsions. Firemen also responded to 501 Valley View Drive for Howard Thrasher who became ill and was later reported conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Terri Morris
14Th Ave
Howard Thrasher
Valley View Drive
Thrasher
New York Central Inspector Sues for 50000 in Damages
Donald J. Jensen a New York Central car inspector from Norwalk filed suit in U S District Court seeking 50000 damages from the NYC for injuries from an accident at the railroad s Fairlane Yards in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Central System
Donald J. Jensen
Norwalk
U. S. District Court
NYC
S. Fairlane Yards
Lorain County
Ski Challenge Is Taken Up by Two Doctors
In Sandpoint Idaho Dr Robert D O Malley a Massachusetts doctor in his 40s accepted a challenge from Merritt H Stiles 67 the Spokane based U S Ski Association president to race on the Schweitzer Basin area. Spokane men Frank Land 56 and Earl Jones 64 also race near here indicating a light winter contest atmosphere.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Massachusetts
U.S. Ski Association
Spokane
Robert D. O’malley
Holyoke
Mass
Mt. Tom
Merritt H. Stiles
O'Malley
Frank Land
Earl Jones
Schweitzer Basin
Here
Swedish Queen Louise Improves After Major Operation
The 75 year old queen of Sweden suffered a blood clot in the aorta and underwent a six hour operation in Stockholm. A communique reported satisfactory heart function and improved circulation in the leg. The queen remains tired and needs rest. the king will visit briefly today.
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Stockholm
Louise
Sweden
Break-In Attempt at Doctor's Office on 1329 First Ave
Burglars tried to enter Dr. William Storer's office at 1329 First Ave Tuesday night but entrance was not gained, police report states. No injuries or arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Storer
First Ave
Accidents Rise As Bad Weather Strains Roads
Middletown police report 57 more accidents this year than last, with five fewer injuries. Freezing rain on February 24 caused at least 31 crashes. Yesterday two pedestrians were hit at Clinton Street and Central Avenue, one injuring America Parker, 58, and another injuring Daniel Carpenter, 66. Sparks, 25, charged with failing to yield. A hit‑and‑run damaged JACK CHASTEEN’s parked car. Multiple minor crashes reported with varying damages and citations for following too closely or failing to yield.
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Middletown
Daniel Carpenter
First Ave
Edmund Sparks
Miamisburg
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Sparks
Jack Chasteen
Tytus Ave
Nelbar St
Chasteen
Franklin Man Hospitalized After Crash
Franklin man in fair condition at Middleton Hospital after a car crash yesterday. C Amburgy, 22, of E Fourth Street, admitted with chest injuries. Rodney Amburgy, 23, driver of the car, treated for back abrasions and cited for excessive speed for conditions. The vehicle struck a utility pole on snow near Hemlock Street, splitting the pole. Ambulance transported the injured.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
C. Amburgy
E. Fourth Street
Rodney Amburgy
Virginia Ave
E. Second Street
Hemlock Street
Amburgy
Anglesby
Three New Directors Join Aeronca Board
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp announces the addition of Sherwood Egbert H Chapman Rose and Louis Purmort to its board. Egbert of Los Angeles is a former Studebaker president turned consultant. Rose of Cleveland is an attorney and director at Lear Siegler Lincoln Electric and Brush Beryllium. Purmort is president of Central Hadley Co. in Whittier.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
S. J. Kuderer
Kuderer
Sherwood Egbert
Los Angeles
Calif
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
Louis Purmort
Whittier
Germantown Road
Egbert
Studebaker Corporation
Rose
Lear Siegler, Inc
Lincoln Electric Co
Brush Berylium Co
Clevite Corp
Treasury
Parmort
Central Hadley Co
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Howerton
Robert Callahan Constrition CO
Inford
Poison Child
By Tom Olds
Robert McConaughy
Health and Safety
Olds
Montgomery Wards
New Mexico
Stephen
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Tuscaloosa
Dobbler Bros. Inc
Central
Logan-Long Factory
North American Coal & Long Distance
N. Sutphin ST
America Parker
Christel Ave
Dletown Hospital
Tri-County
Glenn Mullins
Wilbraham Road
Parker
Doyle Whitaker
Lynn Drive
Francis Fuller
Sophie Ave
Manchester Road
Whitaker
Harold Norris
N. Verity Parkway
Bonnie Wellman
S. Verity Parkway
Robert Newman
Lafayette Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Newman
Delores Woodward
Greenup Court
Donald Feerer
Henry Ave
S. Main Street
First Avenue
Aoaa
Franklin Man
Aeronca
Yankee Flyer
Westover
Red Cross
U.S. Air Force
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