Broad Street Parking Switchover Planned Friday
Broad Street from First Ave to Manchester Ave will switch from angle to parallel parking under Police Chief and Engineering Department oversight. About a week to complete. 107 angle spaces become 61, a 43 percent cut. Parallel spots need 21 feet, ends 18 feet. angle spaces were just over 11 feet. More meters planned on Central Ave using removed Broad St meters. Controversy north of Manchester and south of First Ave prompts further study before action.
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Broad St
First Ave
Manchester Ave
Central Ave
Clark St
Moore St
Man Slaughter Conviction for Lowe in Middletown Doom
Lawrence Lowe 29 of Rolling Mill Park Middletown was found guilty by a jury of first degree manslaughter in the death of Vera Ingram 33 of Middletown. He faces five days to file for a new trial before sentencing and could be jailed up to 20 years if sentenced on the lesser charge of second degree murder. The trial centered on Lowe’s claim he endangered himself to save Ingram while state witnesses testified he drowned her in Smith Lake after meeting in a Middletown cafe.
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Lawrence Everett Lowe
Rolling Mill Park
Middletown
Vera Ingram
Miss Ingram
Lowe
P. P. Boli
Common Pleas Court
Smith Lake
Grover Bell
Cincinnati
Bell
Fruits and Faith Shape Christian Life Devotional
George Gibson intones a lent devotional stressing salvation by faith not works. The piece urges believers to bear spiritual fruits of love joy peace and kindness, to serve others, and to renew vocation through Christ. It calls readers to feed the hungry visit prisoners clothe the naked and join in meek fellowship. Amen.
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Christ
Hamilton Man Dies of Wound
AP reports James J. Urban aged 35, filling station operator, died from a revolver wound to his left side at his home. Coroner Dr Garret Boone said Urban had the weapon in his hand when it fired.
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Hamilton
James J. Urban
Garret Boone
Urban
Births and Deaths Notices From Local Area
Mrs. Harry Lewis of Utica dies at 84. Births at hospital include Everett and Mrs. Howard at 109 Laibee St a boy, Sterling and Mrs. Deck Middletown Route 2 a boy, Delbert and Mrs. Shar 200 Clark St a girl, Earle and Mrs. Turner Lincoln St a boy. Out of town birth to Ames Gardner 301 The Alameda Jewish Hospital Cincinnati a girl.
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Everett Howard
Laibee St
Sterling Deck
Middletown
Delbert Shar
Clark St
Thursay
Earle Turner
Lincoln St
Fishermen's flies noted in Walton's 1653 text prompt
The column lists names with relationships and medical or surgical notes for several individuals from Excello Hen ry St Franklin Lebanon Curtis St and other towns. An entry notes Edward Augspurger of 1020 Second Ave Cincinnati at Christ Hospital for medical. A final line cites Izaak Walton's 1653 description of 12 flies imitating insects used by fishermen.
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Barry Ball
Ruby Ball
Excello
Frank Clendenin
Henry St
Edward Gill
Franklin
Surgical
Richard E. Arnold
Lebanon
Emma Turner
South Sutphin St
Mary Frye
Elmo PL
Marjorie McMahon
Joseph McMahon
Curtis St
Gary Brown
Eugene Brown
Germantown
Lee Hollar
Trenton
Samuel Runnells
Ralph Lee Bowling
Ralph Bowling
John Pieratt
West Middletown
Beverly Jane McGuire
Vernon McGuire
Tytus Ave
Edward Augspurger
Second Ave
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Izaak Walton
Calvary Pastor Moves to Dayton South Park Church
The Rev. John V. Lacy, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church for a year, will be transferred June 1 to South Park Methodist Church in Oakwood Dayton to serve as associate pastor alongside Dr. James Thomas. Lacy and his family reside at 13 South Broad Street. The Dayton church anticipated two ministers due to growing membership. Replacement at Calvary will be announced at the June annual Methodist conference.
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John V. Lacy
Calvary Methodist Church
South Park Methodist Church
Oakwood
Dayton
Mr. Lacy
R. R. Weed
James Thomas
South Park
Lacy
South Broad St
John
David
Ohio Wesleyan University
Annual Meeting Held By AEIF Women Members
The Aeronca Cafeteria hosted the Armco Employees Independent Federation Inc women’s annual dinner meeting last night. Sixty members attended with five officer guests. Mary Jane Dredge led the program with Mary Louise Ballard and Jewell Bowman assisting. Officers introduced were Elmer Davis president James Abbott vice president Paul Dishun salary auxiliary chair James Dennis trustee and Walter Leonard treasurer. An entertaining program followed with Art Rouse as host featuring Frank Hartman accordion Jody Salfield tap dancer and Patty Ann Swagart acrobat.
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Aeronca
Armco Employes Independent Federation, Inc
Mary Jane Dredge
Mary Louise Ballard
Jewell Bowman
Elmer Davis
James Abbott
Paul Dishun
James Dennis
Walter Leonard
Art Rouse
Frank Hartman
Jody Salfield
Patty Ann Swagart
Florence M. Watson obituary in Franklin services
Services for Florence M. Watson a 30 year old Franklin resident who died of a personal safety related wound Tuesday night will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Gaskill Funeral Home Wellston Ohio Interment in Ridgeway Cemetery Wellston The family will receive friends at Anglesby Funeral Home Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday the body will be taken to Wellston.
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Franklin
Florence. M. Watson
Gaskill
Wellston
Ridgeway Cemetery
Anglesby
Mrs Harry Lewis 84 of Utica dies after illness
Mrs Harry Lewis aged 84 of Utica died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. Last rites are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with Rev. Benjamin Judd officiating. Burial will follow in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by husband and a son Ralph of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Harry Lewis
Utica
Middletown Hospital
Oswald
Benjamin Judd
Ralph
Deaths round up of H M Lull and Alson Skinner Clark
An Associated Press notice from Berkeley and Pasadena reports the deaths of H M Lull 73 retired executive vice president of the Southern Pacific Railroad and Alson Skinner Clark 173 artist known for murals with prize winning paintings. Clark was born in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
H. M. Lull
The
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pasadena
Alson Skinner Clark
St. Louis
Chicago
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Show Big Casts
Paramount screens Letter to Three Wives with Jeanne Crain Linda Darnell and Ann Southern at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 20 and 9 35 p m Strand offers Fury of Furnace Creek with Victor Mature and Coleen Gray at 1 15 4 45 and 8 30 p m and Fighter Squadron with Edmund O’Brien and Robert Stack at 2 45 6 15 and 10 p m
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Paramount
Jeanne Crain
Linda Darnell
Ann Southern
Fury of
Furnace Creek
Victor Mature
Coleen Gray
Fighter Squadron
Edmund O'Brien
Robert Stack
Spring Cleanup Week mobilizes community groups
Junior Chamber of Commerce organizes a two week cleanup starting April 17 with a Kiddies Show on April 23 at the American Legion armory. Middletown Camera Club runs a Before and After photo contest with prizes. Local Hi Y and Christian Youth Council pledge support. Publicity chairs Douglas and public trucks coordinate trash pickups with Middletown Service Co. committees led by Hupka Myers Block Pratt Hall.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Committee
Charles Hattery
The
American Legion
Hattery
Middletown
Christian Youth Council
Central Ave
Paramount
Strand
Donald Douglas
Middletown Service Company
Wade Pratt
Don Hall
John Hupka
Robert Myers
Noted Writer To Tour Armco
Dr. Raymond Moley, renowned writer and authority on criminal law, will visit Middletown tomorrow to tour Armco Steel plants as guest of Armco president W. W. Sebald. He will speak at a University of Cincinnati forum on What's Wrong With Our Cities, outlining business and governmental activity in national affairs. Moley writes Perspective for News Week and is a former member of Roosevelt's brain trust.
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Raymond Moley
Middletown
Armco
News Week
Moley
F. D. Roosevelt
Rabbit leaps into hunter's pocket during chase in New York field
In Buffalo, Joseph Granite recounts a bizarre incident as he and a companion ate lunch in a suburban field a frightened rabbit fleeing a pursuing dog leaped into Granite's pocket, creating a strange hunting tale.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Granite
Granite
College Students Plead Guilty To Auto Theft In City Court
Fred T. Cardillo, 24, Cleveland, and Robert D. Zink, 20, Norwalk, college students, pleaded guilty to automobile theft in municipal court and were held for grand jury action. Bail set as they stated they were students at Mi-
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Hamilton
Fred T. Cardillo
Cleveland
Robert D. Zink
Norwalk
Woman’s $200 international hot breakfast shock
In Walla Walla the local housewife faced an unusual breakfast cost when currency hidden in an oven supposedly led to a theft. Cardillo and Zink claimed they hurried to fill dates and took Mrs Irene Spicer’s car last week, amid reports of large sums connected to the kitchen incident.
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Walla Walla
Wash
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