Middletown School Board Set To Vote On 1957 Budget
The Middletown Board of Education will vote on permanent 1957 appropriations tonight at 7 in the high school office. A tentative budget of 3,590,868 covers operations and includes the 12 mill operating levy approved last November. Also on the agenda are transfer discussions for Madison Township and Blue Ball districts to Middletown, a six period day proposal for Lemon Monroe, proposed state bills, sale reaffirmation of Young Street school, and a schedule change. County funds of 100,000 are to be withdrawn from inactive to active in each bank to cover payrolls and expenses, not debt payments. about 500,000 in inactive funds remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Ohio
Joseph Woodruff
Charles Jones
Young Street
Middletown High School Board
John W. Wendel
R. H. Smith
Wendel
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Hamilton
Smith
Butler County
Hugh Butler
Thieves Busy 4. Wheels, Tires Stolen From New Car In Garage
Middletown police received weekend reports of auto parts and small-item thefts. A 1957 car had four wheels and tires stolen after being jacked up on blocks. losses totaled about 273 dollars. Additional incidents included used tires, jewelry, a watch and a purse, with numerous individuals listed as victims.
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Middletown
Robert Parshall
Young, Sr
Parshall
Thomas Service Sation
Central
Probe Into Federal Job Growth Set For Wednesday
A House subcommittee will open a probe this Wednesday into Eisenhower era plans to add about 73,000 federal civilian payroll jobs by mid 1958. Current totals run around 2,375,000 with Agriculture Department staff projected to reach 101,530 by mid-1958, boosting overall federal employees to about 2,447,933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Bureau of the Budget
Agriculture Department
District 12 solo and ensemble meet at Miami University
More than 2 000 Southwestern Ohio high school musicians converge on the Miami University campus Saturday for the annual District 12 solo and ensemble competition. Qualifiers advance to the state finals in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Columbus
Spanish naming rights allow flexible surname choices
In Spain a wife keeps her surname and a son may adopt the paternal or maternal name or use both. This reflects a traditional but evolving approach to surname inheritance within Spanish families.
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Spain
Torch Sparks Cause Fire At Bob's Body Shop
Welding under a truck hood by Robert Gross sparked a fire totaling 100 dollars at Bob's Body Shop 2608 N Verity Pkwy Middletown. Firemen reported 25 dollars to the building and 75 dollars to the truck. Alarm at 11 43 a m. yesterday. No injuries reported.
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Bob
N. Verity Pkwy
Middletown
Robert Gross
Company 4
Denison University to raise tuition and salaries
Granville Ohio Denison University will raise tuition by 75 a semester effective next fall increasing annual tuition from 650 to 800 President A Blair Knapp said The new salary scale will range from 4100 for instructors to 8100 for full professors to meet higher faculty pay policies
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Granville
Ohio
Denison University
A.blair Knapp
Knapp
Juniors Lead Monroe Honor Roll At Local High School
Monroe High School lists 25 juniors on honor roll for the grading period. Sophomores total 24, seniors 23, freshmen 21, with named students across each class including Ed Blevins and Ruth Baird among juniors, Susan Boxwell among sophomores, and Carolyn Back among seniors.
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Lemon- Monroe High School
School Men To Meet Lebanon Special
Warren County Schoolmasters' Club will meet at Carlisle High School on Thursday. Supt. Richard Watters of Waynesville, club president, announced a program arranged by Supt. E. S. Brannaman of Carlisle School.
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Lebanon
Warren County Schoolmasters’ Club
Carlisle High School
Richard Watters
Waynesville
E. S. Brannaman
Carlisle School
Experts estimate average four inch paint brush has many filaments
Experts estimate that the average four inch paint brush contains about twenty thousand separate filaments.
Bull-Collision Injures Driver on Beckett Stillwell Road
Carl Reiss, 32, of Hamilton Rt. 5, suffered a fractured knee when his car struck a 1400 pound bull on Beckett Stillwell Road near Rt. 177. Reiss was admitted to Mercy Hospital in fair condition. The bull was injured and its owner Homer Beckett asked humane authorities to euthanize it.
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Hamilton
Beckett-Stillwell Road
Carl Reiss
Hamilton Rt. 5
Mercy Hospital
Richard Metcalfe
Emmett Jackson
Reiss
Homer Beckett
Stillwell-Beckett Rd
Beckett
Draft Board seeks 17 missing registrants across multiple addresses
Local Selective Service Board 10 reports17 registrants have moved from listed addresses and cannot be located. Clerk Mrs Lillian D Sebald requests relatives or friends to notify the board of missing individuals including Morrison Collinsworth Phillips Horn Napier Walton Williams Ashcraft Perkins Wilson Sargent Moore Williams Windsor Haines.Winstead Bryant Guthrie Jr and others with last known locations in Buffalo Hamilton and related routes.
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Selective Service Local Board 10
Lillian D. Sebald
Kenneth Lee Morrison
Manhattan St
Victor J. Collinsworth
Rufus St
South Mounted
Willie James Phillips
Baltimore St
Claude Horn Jr
W. Central Ave
Floyd Napier
1St Ave
George M. Walton Jr
Fleming Rd
Olen J. Williams
Fairmount Ave
Eugene Centers
Lafayette St
Ishmael Worth Ashcraft
Middletown
Calvin Perkins
Hickory St
Buffalo
N. Y
Sadie Claxton
William Price Wilson
Eg St
Franz Chester Sargent
Granada
Adventists To Attend Day-ton Regional Welfare Council
Mrs Mable Ward leader of the local Seventh day Adventist Health and Welfare group and others will attend a Dayton regional council on welfare activities. Spencer Burrows state director will chair the one day council. Sixteen churches comprise the Southwestern Federation with Mrs Ward as secretary. Election of officers will be held at the Dayton meeting.
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Mable Ward
Seventh-day Adventist Health and Welfare
Mary Goodwin
Phylis Diver
Clara Lancaster
Sadie Tomes
Frieda Mossman
Alice Caldwell
Lillian Hall
Dayton
Spencer Burrows
Adventists
Ward
Dayton i
Police Briefs Recover Stolen Car. Several DUI Arrests
Detectives Douglas Farrett and Harold Gray recovered a stolen car owned by William Coyle on Main Street and Central Avenue, later found at 1st Avenue and S Broad Street. Eli Taylor, 24, was arrested for driving while intoxicated and no license. Norman Taylor, 24, faced charges of permitting an intoxicated driver and an unlicensed operator. Lester Ballard, 20, was arrested for careless driving and an anti-noise ordinance violation.
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Douglas Farrett
Harold Gray
William Coyle
Clinton St
Main Street
Central Avenue
1St Avenue
S. Broad Street
Eli Taylor
Goldman Ave
Norman Taylor
Brentwood St
Mmen
Woodlawn Avenue
Moore Street
Lester Ballard
U.S. 25
Alamo Road
Harold Tarter
Mason
Oxford State Rd
S. Sutphin Street
Sherman Avenue
Walter Powell
18Th Ave
James Allen
N. Main St
Lewis Handley
Dayton
Flora Adams
Grand Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Columbia Avenue
Alice Arbuckle
S. Main St
Yankee Road
4Th Avenue
Teen Discharged After Hand Cut At City Hospital
Jo Ann Ashcraft a 16 year old of Cranewood Dr Trenton was discharged after treatment for a hand cut suffered when a bottle broke on Leshee Street at Middletown Hospital.
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Jo Ann Ashcraft
Cranewood Dr
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Leshee Street
Man Saved From Death Under Train In New Miami
Clarence Reese 32 of Trenton Rt 1 was pulled from beneath a slow moving Pennsylvania Railroad freight by bystander Garber 1174 Kemper Rd Cincinnati as he walked or fell into the Augspurger Avenue crossing. Reese is in good condition at Mercy Hospital with a head injury.
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Hamilton
Clarence Reese
Trenton Rt. 1
New Miami
Reese
Mercy Hospital
Augspurger Avenue
Garber
Kemper Rd
Cinnati
Scout Directors Meet Tomorrow
The Middletown Area Girl Scout Council board will meet tomorrow at 9 30 a.m. in the Girl Scout club room with Mrs Wade Ex in charge. In a separate note meeting in the Civic Association library tonight at 7, Girl Scout District 2 members will have a business session conducted by Mrs George Mehl.
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Middletown Area
Tthe Civic Association Library
Girl Scout District 2
George Mehl
Thief Takes Hair Clippers From Barber Shop
A thief broke into Randy's Barber Shop at 116 a St on Saturday night and stole a new pair of hair clippers valued at 23.18 and three bottles of hair tonic at 1.25 each totaling 26.93. Randolph Ash the proprietor told Det. Ed Poling that the front door was entered by smashing the glass.
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Randy
Randolph Ash
Ed Poling
Dietician Named At Hospital In Middletown
Mrs. Shirley Stamm of Miamisburg, longtime dietician at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton for 12 years, is named head dietician at Middletown Hospital. She was assistant dietician here three years ago and begins duties today. A graduate of Ohio State University, she interned at Miami Valley Hospital. She is a member of the American Dietetic Association and the Dayton Dietetic Association.
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Shirley Stamm
Miamisburg
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Ad Mischley
Stamm
Ohio State University
Miami Valley Hospital
American Dietetic Assn
Dayton Dietetic Assn
Mrs. Suhs Breaks Hip In Tumble
A 70-year-old Middletown resident, Mrs. G. Harold Suhs of 2709 Milton Rd, sustained a broken left hip after a fall down basement steps at home. She was admitted to Middletown Hospital in satisfactory condition along with three others injured in separate home accidents yesterday.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
G. Harold Suhs
Milton Rd
Local injuries reported after fall incidents
Injuries included one year old Suzetta Quinn with a left thigh fracture treated in the emergency ward. Fifteen year old Donna Tague suffered a deep gash in her left thumb needing twenty nine stitches after a glass door incident. Five year old Donald Gregory Sharrett sustained a five future cut from a board falling on his head.
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Suzetta Quinn
James Quinn
Walnut St
Donna Tague
Harrison Tague
Pennyroyal Road
Franklin
Donald Gregory Sharrett
James F. Sharrett
Keister Road
Middletown Man Cited In Crash
Hamilton police cited L. V. Kindred, 26, after a collision at Main and D streets left him with minor injuries and facing charges of reckless driving and no operator's license. Elmer Davidson, 23, was involved in the other vehicle. Vogt, 29, injured in a separate crash, was admitted to Mercy Hospital with nose and arm fractures plus chest and leg injuries after colliding with a railroad locomotive near Sth and Highe.
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Hamilton
Middletown
L. V. Kindred
Young St
Elmer Davidson
Wayne Avé
Main
D Streets
John H. Vogt
Mason Rd
Mercy Hospital
Vogt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sth
Three Injured Slightly in Rt. 73 Collision
Three persons were slightly injured in a three car crash on Ohio 73 near Access 3 Saturday night. Morse Blair 32 Middletown Rt. 2 head cuts Wanda Stapleton 17 Frank lin Rt. 1 left hip bruises and forehead abrasions Fern Moore 24 90 Elm St Germantown slight injuries. Blair cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Ohio 73
Middletown Hospital
Morse Blair
Middletown Rt
Vannest Avenue
Wanda Stapleton
Franklin Rt
Fern Moore
Elm St
Germantown
Blair
Stapleton Girl
James Graham
Jewell Ave
Graham
Stapleton
McCoy-Leffler Ambuce
Girl Scout Banquet Planned by Middletown Leaders
Plans for a banquet to honor Senior Girl Scout leaders were reviewed by the Middletown Area Girl Scout Council. The event is set for 6 p.m. April 12 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Broad Street with reservations due April 3 to Robin Velte of Troop 71.
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Middletown Area
Greenville
Pathologist Williams Named to Fellowship at CAP
Dr. Robert R. Williams of Middle town Hospital has been elected to fellowship in the College of American Pathologists. He is certified in anatomical and clinical pathology and is among about 500 chosen from roughly 20,000 practicing pathologists nationwide. Fellowship requires ten years of training and three years of college membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Williams
Middletown Hospital
College of American Pathologists
Williams
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