Eagle Award for Boy Scout Dave Banker at church dinner
Dave Banker 17, a junior at Middletown High School, received his Eagle badge at a First Presbyterian Church covered dish dinner. He has earned 22 badges, held every post, and is cabinet representative for Boy Scout Post 1. He attended 1959 Philmont and made two ski trips and two canoe trips in Michigan.
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Dave Banker
Boy Scout Post 1
First Presbyterian Church
Philmont
Cimarron
N.M
Michigan
Banker
Middletown High School
James M. Banker
Grand Ave
Robert Johnson
David Enochs
Scout
Robert L. Myers
Jury Picked In Trial Of Trucker In Michigan Case
A jury was selected in Municipal Court for Paul Garland a 41 year old Melvindale Michigan man charged with assault and battery resisting arrest and disorderly conduct in a fight at the Country Kitchen Restaurant 1711 Tytus Ave LeRoy Doty 29 of La Salle Michigan is jailed on similar charges Also charged is David Barrett 21 hospitalized but back on police duty The hearings have been postponed four times Garland had a prior jury trial request withdrawn Barrett was found unconscious on the restaurant floor by off duty officers involved in arresting the drivers
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Michigan
Paul Garland
Melvindale
Michi Pa
David Barrett
Grand Ave
Garland
Leroy Doty
la Salle
Mich
Country Kitchen
Tytus Ave
Olivers
Barrett
Parrett
Doty
Loss Set In Accident on Si &ver Street near Sixth
A three-vehicle crash on Si ver Street just south of Sixth Street caused $250 in damage. The southbound car driven by Livingston McCoy, 20, of Miamisburg, slowed to drop off a passenger. A Cincinnati bread truck driven by Thomas Delaney, of Falmouth, Ky, rear-ended the truck and was hit by a Chatfield Paper Co. trailer truck from Cincinnati, pushing the bread truck into the McCoy auto.
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Franklin
Si &Ver
Sixth Street
Ptl
Wilbur Carpen
Livingston McCoy
Miamis-burg
Cincinnati
Thomas Delaney
Falmouth
Chatfield Paper Co
McCoy Auto
Miami University Raises Student Fees for Next Year
Oxford Miami University announces increases in student fees and out-of-state tuition for next year. Undergrads will pay $12.50 more per semester for fees and room and board totaling $1,475 for non residents and $1,125 for Ohio residents. Summer session charges rise $15 to $20.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Ohio
John D. Millett
Drainage Plan Heads For Vote
North Middletown moves to establish two of seven drainage districts today under city ordinance. Basin F will host a retention basin to address flood risk, while Basin G will receive early attention to reduce flooding. Plans call for trunk lines serving a defined area, with no immediate construction. Estimated cost around 1.5 million dollars. Public hearing will precede retention basin work east of Dix Road and south of Lisa Lane. Basin F includes Countryside and parts of Dix Road and Whittier. Basin G covers the remaining Countryside and areas along Manchester Road to Breiel Boulevard. The plan aims to regulate storm water through trunks to the hydraulic canal and Great Miami River. Also on the agenda is naming Planning Director Walter Newman ex-officio planning commission secretary, allowing prompt signing of documents.
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Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
Corporation Line
Manchester Road
Armco Park
Ohio 73
Thompson
Leiy
Basin “F
Countryside
Lisa Lane
Dix Road
Vannest
Riverview
Spencer Lane
Whittier and
Bryant
Jewell Street
Tytus Avenue
Whittier
Maple Park
Great Miami River
Walter Newman
Planning Commission
YMCA Centenary Honors Military Service Leaders
Secretary of Defense McNamara and General Lemnitzer praised the YMCA centennial observance for armed forces support since 1861. Middletown Y President Baltzell said the statements were distributed to posts and bases at home and overseas, noting YMCA programs for UN troops, armed service branches, USC clubs, and local YMCAs aiding military personnel.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jack Baltzell
Middletown Ymca
McNamara
Gen. Lemnituer
United States
Department of Defense
Armed Forces
YMCA
Defense
Office of Public Affairs
Gen. Lemnitzer
Baltell
United Christian Commission
Baltzell
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Congo
USC
Local Man Sentenced In Indiana Forgery Case
Hilbert Franklin Moyer, 46, was sentenced to two to four years in Indiana State Prison for forging a $10 check cashed at the Hotel Leland in Richmond. He also admitted to cashing other bad checks in Middletown Eaton Liberty and Lafayette. He had previously served a jail term and fine in a city court defrauding an innkeeper. Detainers from other cities were sent for custody.
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Indiana State Prison
Hilbert Franklin Moyer
Wayne Superior Court
Richmond
Ind
Leland
Rich
John Brubaker
Middletown
Eaton
Liberty
Lafayette
Weday
Moyer
Brubaker
Charles Elam Elected VEW Post Commander
Charles Elam of 303 Glenn Ave Trenton was elected commander of Miami Valley VFW Post 3000 at post headquarters last night He succeeds Samuel Warmoth Elam a Marine and Korean War veteran is a deputy chief of staff in the VFW fourth Ohio district and works in Armco Steel Corp He has served as senior vice commander on post committees and was honored with a Purple Heart with two clusters Also elected were Paul Miller Ortm an Elam Warmoth Hobart Hopper Harold Throckmorton Strates Demostenes William Rathman trustees named on the executive committee were Ray Hall Dave Durham Ollie Chapman Robert Wetzel and Richard Allison Officers will be installed April 1 with Warmoth as installing officer A plaque was presented to retiring quartermaster William Melampy.
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Charles Elam
Glenn Ave
Trenton
Miami Valley
VFW
Samuel Warmoth
Elam
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio
Paul Miller
Tman Elam
Warmoth
Hobart Hopper
Harold Throckmorton
Strates Demostenes
William Rathman
Robert Armbruster
Oscar Day
Emerson Wood
Ray Hall
Dave Durham
Ollie Chapman
Robert Wetzel
Richard Allison
William Melampy
Quartermaster
Missionary Captain to Speak at Salvation Army Citadel
Captain Bernard Smith, a missionary returnee from Chile, will be guest speaker at the Salvation Army Citadel at 7 30 p m tonight. He will discuss his Chilean work and present color slides from earthquakes there. Smith, who came from England, has spent seven years in Chile and married Mary Bippus of Springfield Ohio. The couple and their two children plan to return to Chile after a furlough granted for Mrs Smiths health.
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Capt
Bernard Smith
Kent State Gets 51000 Grant For Summer Spanish Institute
Kent State University in Kent Ohio has received a 51000 federal grant to fund a summer Spanish language institute for prospective grade school Spanish teachers.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Civitan Club Sees Demonstration On Mouth To Mouth
Middletown Fire Department platoon commander Charles L. Ingram presented a film at the Civitan Club meeting held at noon in the Manchester Hotel. The program demonstrated artificial respiration techniques.
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Charles L. Ingram
Middletown
Middletown Plans New City Newsletter The Voice
The city introduces The Voice of Middletown a four page monthly newsletter mailed on Friday to 1 100 local homes and available to city staff and boards. Edited by William Cottrell the intro edition features a letter from the city manager and a piece on the city’s around the clock operations with a 400 name constant mailing list.
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Voice of
Middletown
William Cottrel
Cottrell
Cottrel
Former Principal Franklin Names Man Of Year
Milo Fealy of Franklin was named Man of the Year at the Franklin Chamber of Commerce dinner. E H Bindley presented the award noting Fealy’s long service with local recreation, Boy Scouts, and Lions Club. Fealy now teaches seventh grade at Barnes Junior High in Kettering. Mel Tharp of Columbus Citizen Journal spoke on merchant advertising strategies. Over 50 members and wives attended as four new board directors were elected: William Smith, Paul Fitzgerald, Willards Hoffman, and William Stout.
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Franklin
Milo Fealy
Victoria Lane
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
E. H. “Heine” Bindley
Fealy
Recreation Association
Franklin Lions Club
Barnes Junior High
Kettering
Mel Tharp
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Accompa
Nied
Board of Directors
William Smith
Paul Fitzgerald
Dr. Willards, Hoffman
William Stout
Thief Steals Copper Pipe System From Cafe
Atlantic City AP reports owner Philip Tendler found 630 feet of copper pipe and seven valves from Mammy's Waffle Shop stolen. The plumbing system valued about 600 dollars disappeared after the owner turned on a water tap.
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Atlantic City, NJ
Mammy
Philip Tendler
Middletown Hospital Earns Joint Commission Accreditation
Middletown Hospital has been accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. About 73 percent of surveyed hospitals are accredited from roughly 6,000 eligible institutions. The program is voluntary and based on surveys of facilities and patient care.
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Middletown
Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Kenneth B. Babcock
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Seat Belt Plan Moves Forward In Middletown Meeting
The executive committee of the Safety Council approved a campaign to promote seat belt use by Middletown motorists. William Long will appoint a committee to lead a citywide effort, with May or June 1 set as Seat Belt Month. He aims to convince 25 percent of drivers, noting car dealers price belts around 28.95 installed.
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the Safety Council
Middletown
Wiliam Long
Safety Council
Long
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Indiana
VEW
KSU
Warner
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Manchester Ave
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E. H. Bindley
Dan Collette
Journal Photo—Vale
Middletown Hospital
Safety Board
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N. Broad Street
Neral
Geo
Benn
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Peete
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