Splits and Tax Exempts Guide Personal Investments
Reader questions on stock splits and growth versus balanced funds. Expert advises exchanging Balanced Fund for Growth Fund, holding Standard Oil of New Jersey for safety, and notes American Hospital Supply may rise with splits. On taxes, municipal bonds offer tax exempt returns, with Maryland 3.10s and California state bonds yielding around 3.0 to 3.5 percent, depending on term.
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Standard Oil
New Jersey
N.M
American Hospital
State of Maryland
State of California
Trenton Lions Club nominates candidates for annual election
The Trenton Lions Club last night nominated officers and directors for the April 13 election. Homer Taylor is named for president. Robert Slough and Ray Hughes for first and second vice presidents. Frank Hoerst and Don Bogan for third vice president. James LaFrance and Gilbert King for treasurer. and Dale Schubert Ed Markle and Bill Goodman for Lion Tamer. Six candidates vie for two director seats: Dean Snethen Ray Willis Ben Slusher Ronald Specht James Wordrey and Im Agee. An ordinance to acquire city property for the University Boulevard extension seeks emergency funds and authorization to pay $18,400 total for Lot 2084 and Part Lot 2087.
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Trenton Lions Club
Homer Taylor
Robert Slough
Ray Hughes
Frank Hoerst
Don Bogan
James LaFrance
Gilbert King
Dale Schubert
Ed Markle
Bill Goodman
Dean Snethen
Ray Willis
Ben Slusher
Ronald Specht
James Wordrey
Im Agee
Youth Injuries From Nightclub Fight Reported
Mike Tibbs age 17 of 3100 Yankee Road received treatment at Middletown Hospital for a right eyebrow laceration and facial contusions after an alleged fight at the LaSabre Lounge on Main Street around 11 45 p m. Tibbs was discharged after treatment.
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Mike Tibbs
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Main Street
Tibbs
Brownies Send Goodies To Vietnam
Fifteen pounds of brownies and fudge go to a Mid dle own serviceman in Vietnam from Brownie Troop 68 Mayfield Elementary School. Mothers baked, troop treasury paid mailing, leader Mrs. Kenneth Hammond assisted by Mrs. S L Lawrence.
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Vietnam
Brownie Troop 68
Mayfield Elementary School
Steve Becker
Frank H. Fanning
Vanderveer St
Navy
Kenneth Hammond
S. L. Lawrence
New York Stocks and Market Notes from Middletown Auction
Market chatter with stock listings and trading notes. Middletown securities report shows Aeronce and other items, along with Manchester Inn pricing and livestock quotes. Sows and barrows prices are noted with weight ranges and bid levels.
Cincinnati Livestock Trade Report
Cincinnati livestock market notes show cattle with 300 head and calves 25 under market test. Notable classes include 850 lb choice steers at 25.00 and 820-950 lb good and choice heifers at 23.00 to 23.15, with dealers at 32.00 to 36.00. Hog sales totaled 1,000 barrows and gilts, very slow with prices about 25 lower.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Egg and potato prices reported for Ohio and Indiana farms
Prices for eggs and poultry at Ohio and southern Indiana farms are listed by grade and size for various delivery forms. Market-friendly figures include loose large A and large B categories, case lots, and carton deliveries to major Ohio cities, with fryers and hens noted. Potatoes fetch 3.50 to 5.50 per unit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
U.S
Two 17 Year Olds Arrested In Garfield Street Car Theft
Police report two 17 year olds arrested for pilfering cars in the 300 block of Garfield Street and released to their parents. Hugh Depew of Maple Avenue was arrested on Oxford State Road for driving while intoxicated. J C Rose Jr of West Alexandria Road was arrested by Butler County sheriff's deputies for check fraud. Jessie Mayabb, dean of boys at Middletown High School, reported theft of $50 from the school cafeteria.
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Worth C. Peak
Edith Peak
Tenth Avenue
Middletown
Ohio
Keystone Savings Association of
Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Sarere E Savings Associa
Robert G. Dell
Elizabeth L. Mangold
Robert A. Mangold
Court House
Hamilton
High View
Butler
Recorder's Office
Recorder’s Office
Jackson Lane
Ames F. Hixon
Wilmer & Wilmer
Butler County Board of Zoning Ap
The
Board of Zoning Ap
Seneca Street
Oneida
Lemon Town
Minnie Pyle
Mvor
House Trail Ry Nteres
Butler Cau
Winfred Brewer & Morene Brewer
Court of Conmon Pleas
State of
Garfield Street
James F. Hixon
H. C. Finkelman & Ross
Hugh Depew
Maple Ave
Oxford State Road
J.C. Rose, Jr
West
Alexandria Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Jessie Mayabb
Middletown High School
Butler County Common Pleas
Standard Building & Loan Company
Joseph S. Moore
Anna Moore
Calumet Street
John °. Peckstroth
Horoscopes Foresee Caution and Gains for Estrellita Born
The forecast warns cautious spending and potential unexpected expenses. For those with birthdays tomorrow, the coming year looks financially better, with key gains noted between now and May 15 and in late July and autumn. strong periods for employment rewards appear in July, September, and November into next March. Romance, travel, and artistic talent are highlighted with several favorable windows.
Stolen tools valued at 101 from car in garage garage
J C Mason reports two boxes of tools including socket wrenches were stolen from a station wagon parked in his garage on Oxford State Road 2812. The incident was reported to Butler County sheriff deputies last night.
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J.C. Mason
Oxford State Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Newsmen Refuse Sources Held in Arkansas Jail
Two Arkansas reporters, Jack Baker of the Arkansas Gazette and Michael Smith of the Pine Bluff Commercial, were jailed overnight for contempt after refusing to reveal sources to a grand jury. They posted $250 bond as the State Supreme Court agreed to review the citations. The probe involved alleged off the record bribery tips to legislators over a casino bill in Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Jack Baker
The
Arkansas Gazette
Michael Smith
Pine Bluff
State Supreme Court
William J. Kirby
Pulsaki County Grand Jury
Hot Springs
Burglary Strikes Doirene Market. Checks and Cigarettes Stolen
A break in at Do irene Market on 1410 Yankee saw a check writer and 24 blank checks stolen, bearing the name Dobrozsi's Market. Manager Bertha DiVarga reported check numbers 3584 to 3607, as burglars shattered a door with a concrete block and looted drawers and cash registers. 10 cartons of cigarettes also vanished.
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Doirene Market
Bertha DiVarga
Father Gets Suspended Term For Non Support
A 46 year old Middletown man James A Middaugh pleaded guilty to failing to support three minor children. He received a one year suspended sentence to the Cincinnati Workhouse and was placed on probation in Domestic Relations Court before Judge David Black.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
David Black
James A Middaugh
Vance Sr
Camera Stolen From Kesling Camera Shop
A camera valued at 50 dollars was stolen yesterday from the Kesling Camera Shop on S Main Street. Mrs. Virginia Kesling reported a boy and girl entered the store at 2 p.m. and took the camera, then left in a late model blue car.
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Franklin
Kesling
Virginia Kesling
Memorials and Obituaries for Middletown Residents
Obituary notices for EARNHART Mr. Dallas R. aged 74 of 2215 Tytus Ave who died at Middletown Hospital March 23 and LAYMON Mr Herbert aged 68 of 1316 Woodlawn who died March 22 are announced with funeral details, service times, and arrangers McCoy Leffler with memorial gift options to Heart Fund and First Methodist Church.
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Harley E
Creekview
Middletown Hospital
Emily
McCoy-Leier
Masonic Lodge
Jefferson
F & AM
Clifford D. Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Dial
Dallas R
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospitalars
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Jefferson Lodge
Mason
Austin R. Whitmore DD
C. E. Wintringham
DOD
Heart Fund
First Methodist Church
McCoy
Leffler
Daniel
N. Broad St
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Wes
Louise Young
Carlisle
Melvin
Big Mo
Robert Jordan
Middltown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Laymon
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East London
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Simone Mirman
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By Roger EF. Spear
University Boulevard
Brie
Butler Oc
Director of Public Service
William W. Donham
Sylvia H. Hughes
Onio Keystone Savings
C. Peak
Sheriff's Ale
LL Pleas
Middletown Federal Savings & & Loan Association
Fred Parrett
Linda Parrett
Common Pleas Court
Norma
Soseph Trier
Adela Hoelle
Edward G. Forshaw
Alice Abbott
James K. Abbott
Seid Court
Joseph Kiep
Butler Seely
Jo. H. O. Finkelman & Free
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Fourteenth Avenue
Come
Tate
Roosevelt Avenue
City of
Lowner
Brownies
Butler County Board
Board of Zoning
Courtouse
Finley and
Bernice Streets
Home Acres
Lemon Township
Walter Sargent
Peart T. Profitt
Oman
Wer Teeling
Michael Bowling
Wattsfield
Charlotte Bowling
the Benton
Joseph T. Kiep
Maxwell Finkleman
Manuel Garlikov
New York
Middletown Securities
Aeronce
Aeronce Prior
Black Clawson Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bani Midwest
Rg Peper Pd
GREE
Ladd
New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Motor Inn
Dayton Livestock
Chorce
Choree
Benan and Cutters
Cincinnati Livestock
Smals
Estrellita
Paul Hufschmidt
Atlice Saqoa
Saneveneeee
California
Witteke Aoe
Sharon Hufschmidt
Agee. Hoste
Aneee Finkelman &Ttorney
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Thomas Barker
A. D
Kathy Berker
Ono
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John A. Crist
Melissa G. Banfield
Charles Lester Banfield
Cler Adela Hoelle
Finkelman & Ross
Gladys Marie Sulfridge
Tlso
Russell L. Sulfridge
George N. Jonson
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Schnauzer
Dennis
Earnhart
Jordan
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