Irish St Patrick Day Event Highlights Golden’s Speech
Timothy Patrick Quinn born at Middletown Hospital on St Patrick's Day. About 150 Irish Americans gathered at Manchester Motor Inn for a St Patrick's celebration featuring Harry Golden, who joked about Irish and Jewish identities, warned on immigration trends, and praised American democracy and pluralism. The evening included Frank Parker, cocktails, a $50 dinner, green decor, and musical entertainment by Barney Rapp's six piece band.
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Middletown Hospital
St. Patrick's Day
Ronald J. Quinn
Lamberton St
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Kevin
Michele
Sears
Harry Golden
Manchester Motor Inn
Golden
Martin Coffey
John Lawler
Frank Parker
Arthur Godfrey
Hugh
Barney Rapp
Martin V. Coffey
Lloyd Miller
Occassion
Harry Roth
Fred B. Cramer
Barry Levey
Robert Tennant
Bill Weith
Three Fires Reported in City Yesterday
The fire department logged three runs yesterday, two grass fires and one home fire causing $75 damage. Sparks from paper burned at 430 N Broad St started the Peebles porch fire with $75 loss. A rubbish fire at 407 Gideon Road caused grass flames but no damage. A discarded cigarette may have sparked a grass fire near Yankee Road and the 1900 block of the railroad tracks. Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago covers 25 acres with thousands of animals and exhibits.
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Arthur J. Peebles
N. Broad St
Peebles
Harley A. Timberman
Gideon Road
New York Central Railroad
Yankee Road
Juveniles Nabbed After Stolen Auto Chase
Three Middletown juveniles were captured early last night after a pursuit along East Central Avenue. Police nabbed them after the stolen car veered off the road into a ditch east of Marshall Road following a tip from Bud Carman who reported the theft from 2101 Baltimore Street less than an hour earlier.
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Middletown
East Central Avenue
Marshall Road
Bud Carman
Baltimore Street
Middletown Debaters Eliminate In Ohio Finals
Middletown High School faltered in the state Class AA speech finals in Columbus Friday and Saturday. Debaters defeated by North Canton and Canton Catholic Central, with finalists Tim Walker, Bob Davidson, Bill Haveman, Don Lennon, and Marcia Letts.
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Middletown High School
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Ohio High School Speech League
Columbus
Middletown
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
North Canton
Canton Catholic Central
Tim Walker
Bob Davidson
Bill Davidson
Bill Haveman
Don Lennie
Marcia Letts
John Akerman
Brecksville
Canton Lehman
Portsmouth Clay Lake
Hartville
Bids Opened for Preble Infirmary Project
Preble county commissioners opened 29 bids for a new infirmary. Apparent low bids for 10 contracts totaled 266,862 dollars as voters approved a 370,000 dollar bond in November. Final decisions about April 1 will depend on review of all bids and alternates.
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EATON
Preble County
Preble Couny
Joseph Lee
Commission
Raymond T. Unger
Dayton
John R. Gilleland Plumbing and Heating Company
Capital University Men's Glee Club Concert March 25
The Capital University Men's Glee Club will perform March 25 at 3 p.m. in Bethlehem Lutheran Church parish house. Wilbur E. Crist, head of the university’s instrumental department from Middletown, will direct the program, which is open to the public.
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Capital University
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Wilbur E. Crist
Middletown
The
University
Space cooperation debated for lunar and planetary exploration
A senior official discussed sharing tasks and costs in space exploration. He cited joint unmanned lunar research and coordinated, staged investigations of Mars or Venus, including potential manned flight as a future possibility to reduce risk and burden.
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Lunar
Mars
Venus
Police Briefs Include Theft and Arrest Reports
Police reported a portable radio valued at 35 dollars stolen from Vradelis Brothers Inc. after two men entered the store. Pay! Lovejoy, 26, was arrested on an assault and battery warrant and released on 300 dollar bond. A false alarm was answered at Park Place Bank. A young motorist was escorted home after an incident at an intersection. A nine year old described a man in a new car who tried to lure her. Kenneth H. Brisco, 26, was arrested for breaking and entering auto theft and held for the parole officer. Arion Adkins, 23, was jailed on non support charges.
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Lovejoy
Sutphin
Kenneth H. Brisco
Catlapa Dr
Millie’s
The Rev Weaton Trucker Sermons on Holiness and Salvation
SA Services Today presents Reverend Weaton Trucker speaking at 11 a.m. on The Power of Holiness and at 7 30 p.m. on Cheap Source of Salvation during Salvation Army service.
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Weaton Trucker
Carry-Out Permit Issued for Evelyn Schafer Shop
Evelyn Schafer doing business in Monroe at Ye Olde Tavern 204 S Main St received a C-2 permit from the Ohio Liquor Control Department for carryout high powered beer and wine. The agency is processing area applications including transfers and new permits for several local business owners and establishments.
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Ag Ye Olde Tavern
S. Main St
Monroe
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Steve and
Ethel Birich
Franklin Rt. 1
Franklin Firemen Battle Grass Fire Behind Beauty Shop
Franklin firemen reported a grass fire at 1 13 pm yesterday in an empty field behind a beauty shop at 214 Allen St. There were no injuries or damages. Crews battled the flames on foot after they could not get the fire truck close enough. A tool shed at 400 E Second St near Dr Willard Hoffman's home was briefly at risk.
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Allen St
Dr. Willard 0. Hoffman
Second St
Police Log Records Two Minor Accidents
City police reported two minor accidents in a 12 hour period since 9 a.m. yesterday. No injuries were reported and no citations were issued.
Deaths And Funerals Lebanon Loan Official And Merchant Succumbs
John W. Goddard 88 prominent Lebanon figure dies after heart attack at home 203 E Warren St He led J W Lingos Hardware Co and headed Peoples Building and Loan He formerly served Fleming County sheriff Surviving Bert Goddard William Goddard wife Effie burial in Lebanon Cemetery services Monday 2 30 p m Oswald Memorial Home reading and calling this afternoon and evening
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John W. Goddard
J. W. Lingo’ Hardware Co
E. Warren St
Goddard
People’s Building and Loan
Fleming County
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William
New Haven
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Effie
Mrs Annie J Markey 77 dies after yearlong illness
Mrs Annie J Markey aged 77 died at 8 08 p m last night at Middletown Hospital after a yearlong illness. She was taken to the hospital by her son William Austin of Monro e who had her at home the past year. She was a native of Meadow Bluff West Virginia and is survived by Austin six grandchildren a brother O A McCutcheon of Clintonville West Virginia and two sisters Mrs Barbara Orendorf and Mrs Vina Odell both of Hominy Falls West Virginia. The body will be moved to Nichol Funeral Home East Rainelle West Virginia with visitations Monday afternoon and evening and services set for 2 p m Tuesday Burial will be in End of the Trail Cemetery Clintonville Funeral arrangements were handled by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Middletown.
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Middletown Hospital
William Austin
MacCready St
Monroe
Meadow Bluff
W. Va
Austin
O. A. McCutcheon
Clintonville
Rhee Delays His Return
Former Korean President Syngman Rhee postponed his return to Korea citing objections from the Korean government. B Y Choy, a close friend, quoted Rhee saying he hopes to be permitted to return in the near future.
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Honolulu
Syngman Rhee
Korea
B.Y. Choy
Rhee
Third Victim of Monoxide Succumbs in Germantown
Mrs. Glenna Ellison 39 of 324 Main St Germantown died at 12 25 p m Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital from respiratory failure due to carbon monoxide intoxication. She is the third Germantown victim joining daughter Jo Annette 15 and Mrs Sue Ellen Daniel. Surviving relatives include son William Nevin Zink six brothers two sisters five stepsisters and several others. Visitation starts Monday after 2 p.m. at John Arpp Funeral Home with funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. burial in Germantown Cemetery.
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Glenna Ellison
Main St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Franklin
James
Glenwood
Middletown
Howard
Cambridge
Clinton
Coloma
Mich
Jerome
Trenton
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Okeechobee
Fla
Saylor
Barberville
Elizabeth Wilmont
Camden
Covnie Grammer
Wallens Creek
Bessie Saylor
Somerset
Question Couple In Death Of Son
Dayton police question a 28 year old West Dayton couple over the death of their 4 year old son Kimmy Lee Brown. The bruised and burned child was found on a couch at the Browns home. Six other children appeared bruised and were placed with juvenile authorities.
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Dayton, Ohio
West Dayton
Kimmy Lee Brown
James
Mattie Brown
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