Youths Haircuts Cont Satisfy Court Order
Three Middletown area youths aged 18 to 22 failed pass inspection for long ducktail haircuts. Judge J T Lamb ordered crewcuts or jail, suspending 30 day terms on condition of cuts within 24 hours. Youths Horn, Lykins, and Crum reported to Assistant Probation Officer Daly yesterday.
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Middletown Area
Court
J. B. Horn
Whittier St
Richard Lykins
Clark St
Arnold Crum
Elkton Rd
Somerville
William Daly
Daly
J. T. Lamb
Condi
Horn
Lykins
Crum
City Firemen Work Hard Amid Eight Calls in One Day
City firemen were kept on the go yesterday answering eight fire calls and two emergencies since 8 am. The worst blaze damaged a vacant house at 1228 Girard Ave owned by Mrs. W. Martin, not heavily damaging contents. Other calls included stove fires, a blazing fence on Broad Street, yard and grass fires, and a rubbish fire on Vannest Avenue. Emergency squad treated Mrs. Stella Wells, 47, for drinking ammonia, listing her in serious condition at Middletown Hospital. Ida Snyder, 83, collapsed on Charles Street and was treated and released.
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Girard
Frear
W. Martin
Robert Tucker
Young St
Shafer St
Vannes Ave
Broad St
Vannest Ave
Elm St
Germantown Road
Stella Wells
Brown Ave
Middletown Hospital
Wells
Ida Snyder
Manchester Ave
Charles Street
Master Plan For Franklin Is Approved
Franklin special report The city planning commission approves a graduate student master plan from Mi ami University planning school. City Manager John Heintz may buy duplicates for a long range plan. Plans cost 1590 dollars and include charts maps and projections of city improvements to be publically inspected in April.
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Franklin
Miami University City Planning School
City Planning Commission
John Heintz
Heintz
Firemen Battle Grass Blaze on Manchester Road
Franklin special: burning trash started a grass fire along Manchester Road. William H. Smith Jr. owned the initial site at 391 Manchester Place, with Victor Wootan owning adjoining ground. Firemen used brooms shovels and portable extinguishers. mud prevented a fire truck response. No damage was reported.
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Franklin
Manchester Road
William H. Smith Jr
Manchester P
Victor Wootan
Smith Ground
City Manager Dismissed After 24-Hour Observation
Charlies W. Thompson of Middletown Hospital was discharged after a 24 hour observation for influenza. He returned home on Princeton Avenue and will not resume duties until early next week. A civil defense meeting scheduled for yesterday in his office was canceled due to illness.
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Charlies W. Thompson
Middletown Hospital
Thompson
Princeton Ave
Class Reunion Committees Named for MHS 1939 Event
The MHS 1939 reunion organizers announced June activities at the Sportsmen's Club with Marabelle Harvey Robertson Lom Morningstar and others leading programs refreshments and reservations. June 27 program at the Manchester Hotel features Lucille Crosbie Williams Gordon Hughes Harry Waldner and more. Don McKillop is general chairman. The 1934 Middletown High class plans its May 29-30 reunion at the American Legion with Paul Day as general chairman and a full slate of chairmen handling program, decorations, mailing, registrations, and treasury duties.
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MHS
Sportsmen's Club
Marabelle Harvey Robertson
Lom Morningstar
John Sawyer
Marian Keiser Ziegler
Manchester Hotel
Lucille Crosbie Williams
Gordon Hughes
Harry Waldner
Pauline Wills Hursh
Kay Singer Brown
Adele Goldschmidt Thorn
Robert Dell
Don McKillop
Middletown High
American Legion
Paul Day
Harry A. Finkelman
Mary Litsch
Russell D. Stevens
Margaret Flisher Borders
Harriet Dole Palmer
Charles Palmer
Wesley Page
Margaret Ann Stevens
Jean Finkbone Curry
Everett Sherron
Win
Pioneers Sponsor Youth Patron Program at Mt Zion
The Pioneers of Mt Zion Baptist Church sponsor a Youths Patron program Sunday at 3 p m. The event aims to support youth activities and community engagement within the church group.
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The
Pioneers of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Choir Pageant Sunday at Second Baptist Church
The No 2 chair of Second Baptist Church will present an Easter pageant at the church Sunday at 6:90 p.m. under the direction of Mrs Marva Sampson.
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Second Baptist Church
Marva Sampson
Local man halted in Middies telegram fund drive
A Hamilton man conducted an unannounced campaign to collect 25 cent donations to send telegram wishes to the Midgetown Middies in the state tournament. Police retrieved $31.50 and handed it to the Middletown Boosters Club after confirming no organization link. The man was cautioned to operate only under proper local group sanction.
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Hamilton
Middletown Boosters Club
Palm Grill
8Th Ave
Columbus
Joseph Blackmore
Ed Poling
Roy Crout
Det
Poling
Hamiltonian
Middletown
John McClure
Busy Weekend Faces Miami University Buildings
Oxford special reports a busy weekend as Brandon Hall welcomes 90 occupants for a five day workshop with furnishings moving into 30 rooms. Benton Auditorium is prepped for a Brass Choir concert and High School Science Day, while three rooms host the Sesquicentennial Symposium. ODK Carnival draws Fraternity and Sorority booths as Cincinnati Symphony prepares for an Opera concert. Major building efforts must ready spaces for science exhibits and 600 students, with ongoing maintenance and class needs throughout.
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Benton
Withrow Court
Cincinnati Symphony
Sawblades and clubs found during jail shakedown
Five wooden clubs from 20 to 24 inches and three hacksaw blades were recovered inside Butler County jail during a sheriff's deputies shakedown ordered by Lt. Thomas Bailey after information a billy was hidden in a cellblock. Three clubs were hidden in a no light case on the second floor and two on the first floor. hacksaw blades were found on the second floor. The morning jail population was 78 prisoners.
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Butler County
Crash Takes 2nd Life Near Glouster
In a two car crash near Glouster on March 7 the second victim died Wednesday. John Marshall 68 an Athens State Hospital employee drove one of the cars and Mrs Rosemary Craig 55 of Glouster died in the accident.
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Athens, Ohio
Scouts Award Night Highlights Local Pack 10
Awards were presented to seven Cub Scouts at Pack 10, First Church of God youth building. Wolf badge recipients include Jeffrey Pierce, Billy Fox, Duane Farler. Bear badge recipients Stevie Flower, Timothy Kister. Lion Donald Ledford. two silver arrows H C Hall. gold arrow Jeffrey Pierce. Cubby award went to Den 5 for full parent attendance. Laura Moon (den mother) and Cubmaster Raymond Hawkins joined the ceremony. Den 3 performed a skit. In Troop 8, Star Scout Fred Schiotter. First Class John Neal Van Cleves and Ralph Wrigit. Second Class Richard Gustavson, Greg Thier. Tenderfoot Allen Sherman, Robert Brown, James Brown, Mike Bessel, Fred Schlotter. merit badges earned. Court of honor conducted by Scoutmaster Jn Meeks and Skipper Jiana Fayo wa Explorer Ship 23.
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Church of God
Jeffrey Pierce
Billy Fox
Duane Fariler
Stevie Flower
Timothy Kister
Donald Ledford
H. C. Hall
Fred Schiotter
John — Neal van Cleves
Ralph Wrigit
Richard Gustavson
Greg Thier
Mickey McGuire
Roger Hollenbaugh
Ron Moore
William Wiloughby
Allen Sherman
Robert Brown
James Brown
Mike Bessel
Fred Schlotter
Jn Meeks
Jiana Fay Owa
Musicians Elect Officers at Local Meeting
Musicians Local at last night held its annual election of officers at the American Legion Armory. The election preceded the business meeting and the new officers were installed immediately. Elected were president Jack Mokry, vice president Garwood Wells, secretary treasurer Earl Mendenhail, and directors William Van Guelpen Willis Weathers and William Malott.
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American Legion Armory
Jack Mokry
Garwood Wells
Earl Mendenhail
William van Guelpen
Willis Weathers
William Malott
McDonald Hits Industry Over Inflation Blame
David J McDonald president of the United Steelworkers accuses the steel sector of using the union as a whipping boy for inflation unemployment and other economic ills in a New York District 4 convention address He argues against wage losses and calls for fair contracts and safeguards against automation harming workers purchasing power.
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NEW York
David J McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
USW
District 4
New York State
McDonald
MccDonald
Vandal cuts car tops and slashes tires downtown
Deputies reported vandals damaged two carts at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street late last night. A convertible top and a right front tire were cut and a windshield broken on a car on W M Soule. A tire was slashed on Alva Harrison Jr.’s car at 1602 Eaton Ave.
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S. Main Street
Sheriff's Deputies
W. M. Soule
Mlinois St
Alva Harrison Jr
Eaton Ave
Car hubcaps stolen from Oxford State Road home
Deputy report says Steve Campbell of Oxford State Road had four hubcaps stolen from his car overnight. Total value ranged from 90 to 4 dollars, according to the sheriff’s office.
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Steve Campbel
Oxford State Road
Two Men Jailed Pending Hearing Near Log Cabin Tavern
George Reece thirty two and Lyle Johnson twenty one of Trenton Rt. 1 were arrested by sheriff deputies at about 3 a.m. on charges of destruction of property for damaging a telephone receiver in an outdoor booth near the Log Cabin Tavern Rt. 4 and for destroying a rural mailbox on the Liberty Fairfield road. They were placed in the county jail awaiting a hearing next Wednesday in the county court before Judge William Hendrickson in Fairfield.
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George Reece
Lyle Johnson
Trenton Rt. 1
Sheriff's
Log Cabin
Rt. 4
Liberty + Fairfield
County of Court
William Hendrickson
Fairfield
Got Machine Gun Better Register in Ohio
About 2,000 machine guns are in Ohio residents hands. Adjutant General Loren G Windom reports only four are registered as required by state law. He is pursuing stricter enforcement, noting many weapons are likely collectors’ items or war souvenirs from ex GIs.
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Columbus Ohio
Ohio
Adj
Loren G Windom
Immunity Slim On Newest Flu Immunity Slim On Newest Flu
State Health official Ralph E. Dork says children born since 1945 46 likely lack immunity to the B strain of influenza. He notes the last identifiable B strain epidemic occurred about 13 years ago and Ohio cases through last week totaled 825 versus 238 a year ago, with 1959 cumulative at 11a7.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph E. Dork
Dwork
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