Conviction Leads to Lifetime Driving Ban for Local Driver
Ray Perry of 3104 Illinois Ave was issued a lifetime suspension of his driving rights by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb after a license violation arrest. Perry has four prior local convictions and was found guilty on multiple traffic and minor criminal charges. A lengthy list of fined and suspended motorists followed, totaling numerous $25 to $50 penalties and several suspensions, alongside eighteen speeding dispositions and one forfeited bond.
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Ray Perry
Illinois Ave
J. T. Lamb
Perry
James Oakley
Roosevelt Ave
Charles Lloyd
Flemming Road
Frank Holpuch
Elwood St
Donald Drury
West Middletown
Marshal Schul
Nicholas Felano
Monroe Banquet Draws 200 Fathers and Daughters
About 200 fathers and daughters attended the Windy Knoll neighborhood Girl Scout troop annual father daughter banquet at Lemon Monroe High School. After dinner Mrs George Meh presented entertainment in the auditorium. Mrs Jack Byrum and Mrs Robert Weatherby organized the event with Mrs Ray Bunnell representing the Girl Scout office.
Left Girl Goes On Spree With Stolen Money
A 15 year old Colton girl allegedly stole 2470 dollars from an elderly benefactor, then bought a television, sewing machine, vacuum, clothing and more before police caught her returning home. She was booked on grand theft and will be referred to juvenile authorities. Her mother and four sisters live in San Bernardino. The suspect had been selling door to door to help out after her mother fell ill. The man, Daniel, reported his savings stolen with a suitcase when she visited hungry. She had about 70 dollars left of the total.
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Colton
Calif
Larry Hughes
San Bernardino
Jay Martin Daniel
County Home Costs Down in 1961 Report
Hamilton county home for the aged shows a slight drop in per capita costs in 1961. Superintendent Marion Augspurger told county commissioners the cost totaled 3.71 dollars, about 12 cents less than 1960, due to higher farm stock income, more resident income, and fewer days of care.
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Hamilton
Buller County
Marion Augspurger
Augspurger
Folding Fan Invented in Japan Around 700 A D
The folding fan traces its origin to Japan about 700 A D, marking an early development in portable cooling and decorative arts. This artifact reflects ancient Japanese craft and social use in daily life and ceremonial settings.
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Japan
Miami University to host journalism clinic for 400 students
More than 400 high school journalists and advisers will attend the Miami University journalism clinic in Oxford on Saturday. Miss Phyllis Battelle will deliver the keynote, author of Assignment America in 125 newspapers. Dr Karl Limper welcomes them. Gilson Wright coordinates.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami Valley
California Democrats Hope Kennedy Will Aid Nixon Bid
Washington AP report says California Democrats expect President Kennedy to return for political purposes to help thwart Richard Nixon in the governor race. Democrats see Kennedy's visit as top priority and a chance to rally voters amid registration advantages.
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Washington
Kennedy
California
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Suit Filed for 95 789 In Accident Here
Raymond May filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 95 789.53 for injuries from a March 31 1961 pedestrian collision on Tytus Avenue in front of 1a 17M Tytus Ave. The defendant is James A. Reichelderfer of 4017 Nelson Road. May alleges the car traveled about 55 mph with only parking lights on and seeks judgment for permanent disability.
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Raymond May
Manichester Road
Common Pleas Court
James A. Reichelderfer
Nelson Road
May
Tytus Avenue
Tytus Ave
Reichelderfer
Children treated for dog bites in Middletown incident
Two children were treated yesterday at Middletown Hospital for dog bites both on the left hand. Diana Finney, five, of 3204 Barbara Drive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finney, was bitten near her home. Shirley Carter, nine, of 1107 Baltimore Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, was bitten on Jacoby Street.
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Middletown Hospital
Diana Finney
Bar Lbara Drive
Fred Finney
Shirley Carter
Baltimore St
Charles Carter
Lon Jacoby Street
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Fordomatic
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Thomas T. Kuchel
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