Aeronca to Name Three Directors at Meeting
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation schedules its annual meeting for April 1 at 11 a.m. near the Municipal Airport. Re election of directors Robert E. Harrison Edgar Streifthau and Gordon J. Wolf is on the agenda along with other business. The 1951 profit is 418246 on sales of 5565609 with end year unfilled orders of 24674000. President Lawler says Aeronca remains a major defense supplier and aims to expand non defense sales in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrest
Robert E. Harrison
Harrison Insurance Agency, Inc
Edgar Streifthau
Streifthau and
Leurdsville Lake, Inc
Gordon J. Wolf
Cincinnati
Aeronca
John A. Lawler
Lawler
Two Republican Candidates Speak At Meeting Here
At the Manchester Hotel a May 6 primaries rally featured two Republican candidates. Frieda McCandless of Hamilton addressed about 25 people, seeking to succeed her husband State Senator George McCandless. She faces two Republican women for the nomination. Howard Schoultis, Butler County Central Committeeman candidate, also spoke. Neither McCandless nor Schoultis has regular party backing in the county. The meeting was led by Orman M. Elam, formerly a Butler County Elections Board member.
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Manchester
Frieda McCandless
Hamilton
George McCandless
Howard Schoultis
Central
Butler County
Cool Weekend Weather Forecast For Prospect Ohio
The weekend opened cooler with a high of 40 and a low of 32. By 7 am today the temperature was 27 and rose to 33 by 9:55 am. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies in Ohio with continued cold today tonight and Sunday, with highs near 40 and lows around 22 to.
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Ohio
Auditor's Car Found With Youth At Wheel
In Columbus a state owned automobile stolen Friday from the State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson’s office was recovered days later near the Capitol. A 16 year old boy was found driving the car and held for investigation of auto theft.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ofice
Ohio Engineers Elect Local Man Vice President
Wallace T. Adams of the Miami Chapter in Middletown was elected vice president of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at the annual Cleveland meeting. Adams, a former secretary, works for Armco Steel. Other officers include Raymond A. Freese of Cleveland as president, Ronald A. Gordon of Wilmington, Charlies P. Smith of Columbus as vice president, Paul M. Miller of Chillicothe as secretary, and Burt F. Wyandt of Lima as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Cleveland
Wallace T. Adams
Miami
Ohio Society
Adams
Armco Steel Corporation
Raymond A Freese
Ronald A. Gordon
Wilmington
Charlies P. Smith
Columbus
Paul M. Miller
Chillicothe
Burt F. Wyandt
Lima
Too Many Cops Spoil The Chase at County Meet
In Port Angeles Washington eighty Clallam County officers gathered for their second annual meeting at the Olympic Saddle Club house. Auerbach Seattle FBI special agent spoke when a car crashed into a fence nearby. Officers rushed after the fleeing motorist, who escaped.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Clallam County
R. J. Auerbach
Seattle
FBI
Olympic Saddle Clubhouse
Lan
Municipal Court Dismissals And Fines In Local Cases
Two larceny cases were dismissed in Municipal Court with defendants ordered to pay court costs. Earl Ballinger and William Helton had charges dropped or suspended sentences for alleged thefts. Robert C Hayes received 4 dollars in costs and a suspended 10 day jail term for disorderly conduct. In Lebanon, Charlie Murphy and Billy Collin pleaded guilty to speeding and were fined 15 dollars plus costs after state patrol citations.
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Earl Ballinger
Forrest Glen
Anna Venard
William Helton
Browning St
Blanche Reed
Robert C. Hayes
Sheridan Ave
Margaret Hayes
Lebanon
Charlies Murphy
Middletown
Billy Collin
St. Mary's
Squire Clarence F. Banker
State Patrol
Local Soldier Injured in Circle Crash at Kessler Base
Pvt. Richard J. Fiessinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Fiessinger of 2303 Linden Ave, was hurt in a motorcycle accident at Kessler Air Force Base, Miss. He suffered a compound fracture of his left leg but is reported in good condition. The Fiessingers planned to visit in late March but will now travel Monday with their son Donald, a Navy seaman on leave.
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Richard J. Fiessinger
W.A. Fiessinger
Linden Ave
Kessler Air Force, Base
Miss
Fiessinger
Fiessingers
Donald
Navy
Obituary of Isaac Bronson Chrisman 93 Geneseo resident
Isaac Bronson Chrisman 93 died at his daughter Gertha Rogers home in Geneseo Illinois after a three year decline following a hip fracture. A retired P Lorillard employee of 40 years he lived in Jacksonburg with his wife Mary Elizabeth before her 1934 death. He also lived with daughter Loretta Crowe in Kenton Ohio and is survived by a son Earl Chrisman 16 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Isaac Bronson Chrisman
Gertha Rogers
Geneseo
Rogers
Mr. Chrisman
P. Lorillard Company
Jacksonburg
Mary Elizabeth Chrisman
Illinois
Loretta Crowe
Kenton
Earl Chrisman
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Levi H. Lawson Dead at 80 in Germantown
Levi H. Lawson 80 of 121 Baltimore St died at 9 30 a m Friday at his daughter Mrs Hazel Williams Sansbury Route 1 Germantown. He had been in failing health and was moved to Mrs Williams home eight weeks ago. A former fireman at Gardner Board and Carton Co and grocer at Lansbury he is survived by widow Margaret five sons Clifford Chester Otha Lafe and Raymond stationed at Camp Polk two daughters Mrs Williams and Mrs Mary Cox two sisters four brothers 36 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown.
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Levi H. Lawson
Baltimore St
Hazel Williams
Sansbury
Germantown
Lawson
Williams
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Lansbury
Margaret
Clifford
Chester
Otha
Lafe
Raymond
Camp Polk
Mary Cox
John Arpp Funeral Home
Funeral for Nora Estella Shellman in Camden
Funeral services for 67 year old Nora Estella Shellman of 4826 West Third Street Dayton will be held at 2 30 p m Monday at R C Nein and Sons Funeral Home Camden with Rev S L Lowman officiating Burial will follow in Fairmount Cemetery She died at home Friday William her widower and son Kenneth of Dayton survive along with three sisters Edith Schulz Glenna Berquist and Lillian Barber and one granddaughter Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Sunday at the funeral home
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Camden
Nora Estella Shellman
West Third St
Dayton
R. C. Nein and Sons
S. L. Lowman
Fairmount Cemetery
Shellman
West Alexandria
Camden Brethren Church
William
Kenneth
Edith Schulz
Glenna Berquist
Lillian Barber
Troy
Niemoller Claims Nazism Reviving in Germany
German pastor Martin Niemoe mler who spent eight years in a concentration camp says Nazism is revived in Germany and rivals communism in strength with about three percent following. He told reporters the people lack a unifying cause, turning back to a past ideology.
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Los Angeles
Germany
Martin Niemeeller
Niemoeller
Hitler
Franklin Toll-Free Dialing Approved By PUC
Franklin and Middletown residents will gain toll-free calls as Ohio Bell gets authority to install dial equipment. Franklin subscribers face a small monthly increase, roughly five cents, to align rates with Middletown while eliminating tolls between the two cities. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved the plan after a survey, with 93 percent of Franklin’s 2,506 subscribers approving the change.
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Middletown
Franklin
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Jesse Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Telephone Company
Eugene J. Nolan
Examiner
PAC
S. Middletown
Nolan
Major Criminal Docket Set for Butler County Jury Session
One of the largest dockets in years will greet the Butler County grand jury when it reconvenes in special session on March 24. The list ranges from first degree murder to safe cracking and arson, with at least a dozen defendants facing potential long prison terms if indicted and convicted.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Kirksey
Terry
Benny Wyatt
North Seventh St
Raymond Ivey
Pater Ave
Burt Ivey
Race St
Noah Lee Hensley
Marvin Hotel
Clinton B. Hensley
Pascal Ave
James L. McCormick
Beverly Benton
Driver Denies Operating Car In Accident On Route 4
State patrolmen checked today to determine the driver of a car involved in a 1:30 a.m. crash on Route 4 north of the Butler Montgomery County line. A southbound car owned by Frank Scearce 37 Franklin struck a car driven by Melvin Sears 33 Dayton. Scearce denied driving. investigation continues.
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Route 4
Butler
Montgomery County
Frank Scearce
Anderson St
Franklin
Melvin Sears
North Upland St
Dayton
Scearce
Sleepy Time Gal Ends With Police Assistance at Theater
Police answered an emergency at the Colonial Theater at 1 30 a m. A woman fell asleep during the show and woke to darkness as it ended. Douglas Barrett and Patrolman Paul Judd said they unlocked a side door to let her out.
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Colonial Theater
Douglas Barrett
Paul Judd
Verbal Approval Ambiguity in Telephone Change Plan
Report notes small majority approval with 80 disapproving and 71 unavailable for comment. The phone company expects losing four subscribers who would have their service removed if the change proceeds. Installation likely by late May or early June.
Grange Master saves Ohio convention call
Dayton Ohio Joseph W Fichter former master of the Ohio State Grange said there is no urgent need for a constitutional convention in Ohio now He spoke at the Ohio Association for Adult Education conference noting a convention would cost about three million dollars and changes could be made by amendments Ohio voters will decide in November on the biennial referendum.
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Dayton
Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio State Grange
Ohio
Fichter
Ohio Association For Adult Education
Presbyterian Units Plan to Unite Across Churches
In Cincinnati three Presbyterian bodies the Presbyterian Church in the USA the Presbyterian Church in the US and the United Presbyterian Church of North America approved a plan to unite. Commissions from each group said only mechanical details remain to be ironed out before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Faith
Presbyterian Church In
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Taxicab Meters To Be Checked By Police Before Installation
Middles town police will check taxicab meters before installation by April 1, per city ordinance. Meters will be tested on a measured mile along South Main Street, with cabs also undergoing mechanical and driver checks. The city will maintain records, issue licenses after exams, and set rates: 30 cents per half mile, 15 cents per extra passenger, 3 dollars waiting time, free rides for children under six with an adult.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
City Commission
Chief Blackmore
South Main St
Blackmore
Marwood Rupp
Auto thief trots away with car from local lot
Franklin police report an auto theft occurred at Hilgeford Buick on Van Horn Street. The vehicle, found abandoned on West Fifth Street nearly out of gas, lacked license plates and was easily spotted, police said.
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Franklin
O.E. Chamberlain
Hilgeford Buick Company
van Horn St
West Fifth St
Bethel A.M.E. pastor leads Day ton service at Wayman church
Rev. D L Davis of Bethel A M E Church will conduct Sunday services at Wayman A M E Church in Dayton at 3 p m with the Senior Choir and congregation. Members meet at 1 p m at Bethel for bus transportation to the event.
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D.L. Davis
Bethel A.M.E
Wayman A.M.E
Dayton
Fish Varieties Off Florida Coast Reach Six Hundred
A coastal region between Miami and Key West hosts about 600 known fish varieties. Research highlights the diversity of species in Florida waters and ongoing cataloging efforts by marine scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Coast
Miami
Key West
Police Briefs: Lucas Arrested for No License in City Patrol
J D Lucas, 21, of 1419 Young Street, arrested at York Avenue and Garfield Street on a charge of failure to have a driver's license. Mary Wilch, 4317 Vannest Avenue, reported the loss of a red billfold downtown yesterday containing $2 and papers.
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J. D. Lucas
Young St
York Ave
Garfield St
Mary Wilch
Vannest Ave
Contractor blocks Coles Road lane for pipe install
L A Waldner reports necessity to close the north traffic lane on Coles Road near Gideon Road until Monday. Torches and barricades are set up as officers state the pipe installation progresses.
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L. A. Waldner
Coles Rd
Gideon Rd
Calling Bulldog Drummond and This Woman Is Dangerous at Paramount
At Paramount theater Saturday showings include Calling Bulldog Drummond at 1 15 4 15 7 20 and 10 20 p m and This Woman Is Dangerous at 2 35 5 40 and 8 45 p m Sunday Steel Town plays at 1 35 7 35 and 9 35 p m. Strand screens Whirlwind at 2 15 5 50 and 9 00 p m plus Hotel Sahara at 3 35 7 10 and 10 10 p m. Anne of the Indies Sundays repeats at 1 15 4 15 7 20 and 10 10 p m Day The Earth Stood Still airs at 2 35 5 35 and 8 40 p m.
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Paramount
Sahara
Anne of the Indies
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Prospect
Auditor
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
Central Ave
Ohio Engineers
ANCE
Glenn Wilkinson
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham and
Wilmo
Howard Sears
the God OF the Word
WPFB
Crcle
Isaac B. Chrisman
Nora Shellman
Niemeller
PUC
Willie Kennsbrew
Jerry Traub
North Third St
Carl M. Owens
Third and Vines Sts
Owens
PP. Boli
Presbyterian
Yellow Cab
27 Cab Company
77 Cab Company
Myers Brothers Company
Dodd
Howard
Candy Kitchens
Colored News
Dial
Union Sanitary
U. S
Park and 2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
Maytag Melampy
Dairy Queen
MALTI
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