Stricken Man Causes Crash in Hamilton
A Hamilton man suffering a heart attack triggered a three car crash at Ridgelawn and Rhea yesterday. Carl Morton, 80, of 885 Ross Ave, died at the scene of natural causes. He was a rear seat passenger in a car driven by his daughter Erdine Biltz of Ft Thomas Kentucky.
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Hamilton
Ridgelawn and
Rhea Avenues
Garret J. Boone
Carl Morton
Ross Ave
Erdine Biltz
Ft. Thomas
Deputy Al Training Sessions at Columbus Police School
Hamilton-Butler Sheriff James F. Hixon announced a special police training school in Columbus. The Buckeye State Sheriffs Association sponsors the program at no cost beyond officers personal expenses. Sgt. William Patrick attends through Friday and will later train other sheriff's department members.
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Hamilton
Butler County
James F. Hixon
Columbus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Deshler-iilton Hotel
Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association
William Patrick
FBI
Patrick
Sheriff
Oxford Man Sentenced in Second Degree Manslaughter Case
Elmer Potter 40 of 5151 Morning Sun Road Oxford pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court before Judge Fred P. Cramer. Potter faces sentencing after a panel truck struck Kenneth Walling 59 of Cinccinati on U S 127 near Hamilton. Loretta Walling 40 was injured in the crash.
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Hamilton
Oxford
Probation Department
Common Pleas Court
Fred BP
Cramer
Elmer Potter
Morning Sun Road
Kenneth Walling
Cinccienati
U.S. 127
Walling
Loretta
Auxiliary Supper Set by Miami Valley Post 3809
The Ladies Auxiliary or VFW Miami Valley Post 3809 will hold a covered dish supper at Post headquarters on Friday starting at 6:90 p.m.
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Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Miami Valley Post 3809
Post Headquarters
Middletown observes Good Friday closures and shortened hours
Numerous public offices and places of business in Middletown will close part of Good Friday with noon to 3 pm church-attendance windows. The State Highway Department Public Library Board of Education and two State Liquor Stores will close all day while Municipal Court sessions shift to Thursday and next Monday. YMCA activities halt noon to 3 pm to allow employee church services.
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Middletown
Retail Merchants Association
State Highway Department
Public Library
Board of Education
State
Butler County Domestic Relations Court
Arni
Hamilton
American Lesson Post
Veterans’ Service Center
Legion
YMCA
Area Couple Finds Stolen Hamilton Safe
A 300-pound battered safe stolen in a Hamilton cafe burglary was found afternoon off Eaton Road at Four Mile Creek Park by a Mid district town couple. The safe from Bill Welsh Gate contained 3000 in cash and checks. checks totaling 1297 and 1.9 in change were found at the scene. Police said burglars broke glass in the cafe door and beat a dog inside. cafe owner Esther Brown reopened to detect the theft.
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Hamilton Cate
Eaton Road
Four Mile Creek Park
Middistown
Butler County Sheriff's Depuutes
Ralph Redding
Oxford State Reed
Welsh Gate
Second St
Hamilton
Ita Railton
Esther Brown
Yes Peray
Patrolman Ralph Trimble Listed In Good Condition After Crash
Patrolman Ralph Trimble, 36, underwent nose surgery and was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after a collision Monday between his police motorcycle and a car at Road Street and Manchester Avenue. He suffered facial cuts and leg bruises and lost his Hyde Park watch. anyone with information on the watch should call his brother Robert at GA 3-6906.
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Ralph Trimble
Middletown Hospital
Trimble
Wilbraham Road
Road Street
Manchester Avenue
Hyde Park
Robert
Fire damages rear lot as logs burn at Main Street site
A fire last night started by burning logs on a lot behind 319 N Main St caused a blaze at the rear. No damage reported. Property owner Elizabeth Ritter of 323 Curtis St. was identified. A false box alarm sent firemen to Gene Acente and Moore St. at 3:54 p.m. yesterday.
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N. Main St
Breanan
Elizabeth Ritter
Curtis St
Proverty
Gene? Acente
Moore St
Easter egg hunt to feature Mac and Mrs Mac in Middletown
Thousands of Middletown children will search Armco Park Sunday for two golden eggs Mac and Mrs Mac in a Downtown Retail Division event. Byron Johnson guards the Mac egg while General Chairman Larry Schell helps coordinate with explorers and police.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Johnson
Mac
Schell
Elwood Richardson
Harold Warner
John Mandzak
Merle Leeds
Bill McKinnon
John Haas
Mandzak
Boony Hollow
Armco Park
Coroner rules Buena Vista boy death natural causes
Ronald Dale Howard ten died at Middletown Hospital after collapsing while playing ball. Autopsy found a cerebral aneurysm rupture as the cause, with no head injury. Witnesses said a line drive may have deflected by his glove. funeral services set for Friday.
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Buena Vista
Ronald Dale Howard
Henry Howard Jr
Granda Ave
Middletown Hospital
Aler
Garret J. Boone
Buller County
Boone
Ronald
James H Davis
Howard
Woman Tries Death by Her Own Action in Jail
Betty Feltner, 29, of Hamilton, allegedly attempted suicide by hanging with a towel in the women’s quarters at Lae County Jail. Three cellmates awakened her with about 1:30 am, rescuing her from a pipe. she was unharmed and spent the night in a jailer’s office under supervision.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Betty Feltner
St. Seventh St
Miss Feltner
Sertomans Hear Farming Talk At Meeting
T. T. Conner of WLW spoke on dairy farming at the Sertoma Club gathering in the Manchester Hotel. The annual flower gate fund-raiser runs tomorrow through Saturday at 1366 Central Ave from 8 30 a m to 6 p m. Attendees included Ernie Caffock and his father, Ernest Caffock, plus Gilbert Bowling from the school faculty. The flower trade began in Britain’s Scilly Isles in 1881 with a shipment to London.
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T. T. Conner
WLW
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Central Ave
Erniie Caffock
Sherman School Patrol
Ernest Caffock
Gilbert Bowling
Britain
Scilly Isles
London
Islands
Bathing Suits and Bare Feet Spark Lauderdale Riots
Fort Lauderdale police cleared the beach area during the holiday riot as scores of unkempt college students were jailed or fined. Over 100 youths were arrested Tuesday night and two judges offered 46 students three days in jail or a $35 fine with more awaiting court.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale Students Riot Over Night Beer Ban
About 25,000 students on spring vacation rioted in Fort Lauderdale after police banned beer at night and water front necking. Police arrested 100. traffic jams formed on US 1 as officers enforced moves to quell unrest.
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Fort Lauderdale
USASA
Atlantic Ocean
Local Students From Ohio Face Fine and Jail Terms
In Fort Lauderdale eight students from Ohio or studying there were fined or jailed in Municipal Court. Names include Thomas Priobisonno of Wickliffe with four days, Edward Hanway of Toledo with three days, Gerald Coburn of McKeesport with a $50 fine, Robert Herrmann of Cincinnati with $15, Samuel Weingartner of Oxford with $35, Richard Bergman of Rocky River with several days, and James Stethem of Middletown with three days.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio
Thomas Priobisonno
Wordeen Road
Wickliffe
University of Dayton
Edward J. Hanway
Toledo
Yale
Gerald C. Coburn
McKeespert
Miami (Ohio) University
Robert L. Herrmann
Cincinnati
Cornell
Samuel R. Weingartner
N. Tallawandy
Oxford
Richard G. Bergman
Rocky River
Purdue
James H. Stethem
Winona
Middletown
Miami
City to Decide on Income Tax Delays and Bridge Contract
City commissioners may postpone tax discussions to allow a progress committee more time for review. A study-group report is due by month end with no recommendation yet. Today they plan to approve an emergency contract for the Columbia Avenue bridge and hear zoning and park facilities updates.
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Charles W. Thompson
Cincinnati
Columbia Avenue
Thompson
Smith Park
Planning Commission
Flemming Road
Sutphin Street
Franklin Board to discuss teacher extra pay and bus bids
Franklin board of education holds a special session to review extra salaries for teachers for added duties and to consider bids on two school buses. The topics were deferred from March 20 due to lengthy session concerns over half day first and second grade programs.
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Franklin
Franklin Board of Education
Charles Elam Installed as Commander at VFW Miami Valley Post 3809
Charles Elam was installed as commander of VFW Miami Valley Post 3809, succeeding Louis Warmoth. Also installed were Paul Miller as senior vice commander Orman Elam as junior vice commander Samuel Warmoth Jr as quartermaster Hobart Hopper as chaplain William Rathman as judge advocate Strates Demosthenes as surgeon. New trustees are Robert Armbruster Oscar Day Emerson Wood. Dave Durham named chairman of the executive committee with Ray Hall Ollie Chapman and Robert Wetzel as members. Harold Throckmorton named service officer. Herbert Dineen of Boy Scouts of America discussed sponsoring Scout troops at the meeting held at the Post home.
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Charles Elam
VFW
Miami Valley
Louis Warmoth
Paul Miller
Orman Elam
Samuel Warmoth Jr
Hobart Hopper
William Rathman
Strates Demosthenes
New Post
Robert Armbruster
Oscar Day
Emerson Wood
Dave Durham
Ray Hall
Ollie Chapman
Robert Wetzel
Harold Throckmorton
Herbert Dineen
Boy Scouts of America
Coles Road
Old
U.S. 25
Paintings Displayed At Shop Center
An exhibit of paintings and ceramics by students of the Middletown Fine Arts Center is on display at the Middletown Shopping Plaza. The show features Helen Lawson's four year progress and oil works by Marion Bryan Janette Mulis and Tony Rivera. Demonstrations in painting ceramics and silhouette cutting by Alma Gage Nelson will be announced later.
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Middletown
Driver Cited In $150 Car Collision At Woodlawn Intersection
Richard Parella, 29, of 519 Baltimore Street, was cited in Municipal Court for an assured clear distance violation after a $150 crash at Woodlawn Avenue and St Sutphin Street. Lola Leger, 506 Jackson Lane, stopped for a yield sign as Parella, eastbound, said he braked then pressed the gas and struck Leger from the rear at 60 pm.
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Woodlawn Avenue
St Sutphin Street
Richard Parella
Baltimore St
Lola Leger
Jackson Lane
Parella
Woodlawn
Leger
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Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Beulah Benzug
Hogue Ave
Biltz
Jacob Hartman
Ridgelawn Ave
Joseph Hazlett
Craig Ruppert
Fire Department
So Wie
Billz
Easter Bunny
EGG Hunt
Larry Schell
Weith
Ball
Boy
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Lae County
Lauderdale Court
Shop Center
Cs 2Rozsi’s
Cee
Shank
Eggy
Maxwell House Coffee
Tin
Oz, Carton
Dobrozsi
Freck
Monthru
Garfield
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