Boy Hurt When Bike Hits Auto at Baltimore Street Intersection
Lamar Lipscomb, age 13, suffered arm and leg abrasions when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Edith Yenser at the Baltimore Street Jacoby Avenue intersection. The rider declined medical aid, and about $45 in damage was noted to the auto. Police say Yenser adhered to a northbound route while the eastbound bike failed to stop at a stop sign. OFFICERS CHARGED Pertha Duff after a separate crash involving a stopped car, a stopped truck, and a second vehicle on Sutphin Street. Damage totaled $165. Jerry Brown, 18, charged after a collision on S Clinton Street caused $50 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Lipscomb
11Th Ave
Baltimore Street
Jacoby Avenue
Edith Yenser
Lafayette Ave
Pertha Duff
Carlisle Road
Loraine Webb
Kensington St
Stanley Rothman
Well Road
S. Sutphin Street
Jerry Brown
Parkview Ave
George Scott
Dayton
S. Clinton Street
Franklin Man Injured in Truck Incident at Home
A Franklin man remained in good condition at Middletown Hospital after a truck ran over his foot yesterday. The injured man is Arnold Fisse, 32, of 4737 Todd Drive, Franklin. Also treated was Sandra Spencer, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour Spencer of 15 N Sutphinst, with a fractured left arm from a fall at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Arnold Fisse
Todd Drive
Sandra Spencer
Seymour Spencer
N. Sutphinst
Trustees OK demolition of Eaton City Building after council vote
Eaton city council unanimously approved razing the 90 year old building despite trustees' claims to occupancy of two rooms. The bid from Kramer Brothers Contracting Co. was 4874 dollars with a two week completion target. Architect Carlton Wilson will study site options for a new city building near the Eaton library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Washington Township
Eaton City
E City Building
Orever
Chester King
Ferman Geeting
Lloyd Bennett
Kramer Prothers Contracting Co
Carlton Wilson
Richmond
Ind
Eaton Library
Warren County to begin federal food commodity distribution
Warren County relief workers plan to start distributing federal food commodities to relief families by the end of May after county commissioners approved the plan in a second meeting with state welfare officials. A distribution site was not fixed, but storage at the Warren County Home on S East Street is likely.
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Lebanon
Warren County
S. East Street
Lois Gambill
Robert McGonagle
Federal Division of Commodities
Thornbury
Middletown Senior Wins Champion Paper Scholarship 1961
Lowell Howard Franz a Middletown High School senior received a Champion Paper Foundation scholarship for 1961 becoming one of two Butler County recipients. Carol Huehn of Ross Township High School also earned a scholarship. Franz excels in Algebra and geometry and plans MIT or Purdue. Huehn aims for Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Howard Franz
Middletown High School
Butler
Carol’Joan Huehn
Hamilton
Franz
Howard Franz
Orchard Sr
Schoo
Ohio
Lowell
Middletown High Science Club
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
Purdue University
Carol Huehn
Ross Township
Miami University
No Intoxication Charged In Case Involving Youths
Two Middleton youths, Roger Brewer and Robert Kalbe, both 18, forfeited $25 bonds on disorderly conduct charges in Franklin Municipal Court. Court officials clarified that intoxication was not charged despite an initial state code listing. The pair were among seven youths arrested Friday for blocking Morningstar Road near Camp Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Franklin Municipal Court
Warren County
Franklin
Roger Brewer
Elsmere
Robert Kalbe
Charles Sr
Byron Kennard
Lincoln Ancestors Traced to Hingham England Bust in Church
Abraham Lincoln's lineage is traced to Hingham in Norfolk England where a church houses a bust of the American President. Local history notes connect Lincoln's forebears to the town, highlighting a memorial bust within the parish building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Lincoln
Hingham
Norfolk County
England
Wood Sr. Leaves Incomes to Sisters in Cleveland Will
The will of Thomas E. Wood Sr., Cincinnati financier, leaves lifetime incomes of 509 dollars monthly to his sister Catherine Evans and her three sisters Mrs. Louise MacBeth Mrs Helen Cauley and Mrs Marguerite Swing. It also provides trust funds for his son Thomas E. Wood Jr and daughter Dorothy Wood Price and preserves the Thomas E. Wood Insurance Agency as a corporation with stock sale opportunities for officers. The will was filed in Probate Court by attorney Timothy S. Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Evans
Miami Ave
Thomas E. Wood Sr
Cincinnati
Louise MacBeth
Helen Cauley
Miami
Fla
Marguerite Swing
Ft. Lauderdale
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Thomas E. Wood Jr
Dorothy Wood Price
Thomas E. Wood
Timothy S. Hogan
Stevenson predicts west decline at UN dinner
Adlai E. Stevenson warned that the United States will face more adverse votes in the United Nations as Africa and Asia shift influence. He said the centers of gravity are moving east and urged Americans to resist neo isolationism to maintain pro western alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
World Organization
Africa
Asia
Stevenson
New York
Eleven Die As Bus Plunges Into Gorge
A bus traveling from Pasto to Ipiales fell into a deep gorge near Tuqueres, killing eleven people and injuring others. Rescuers searched the ravine for survivors as authorities investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Pasto
Ipiales
Tuqueres
Ist Reading Planned For Zoning Bill
The City Commission will hold first reading tonight on an ordinance to amend the zoning rules for newly annexed territory. The amendment follows a public hearing with no objections and would replace county zoning with city rules once acted upon. Reports include an agreement with the Metropolitan Housing Authority and estimates for Shafer Nelbar underpass and Barbara Park playground equipment contracts. Letters include Dr John L Bauer asking to rewrite the dog ordinance and an application by Dr Leland Lynch Sr and Edwin M Schiller for rezoning at 3400 and 3404 Tytus Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Shafer-Nelbar
Barbara Park
New York Central Railroad
John L. Bauer
Leland Lynch Sr
Edwin M. Schiller
Tytus Ave
Eaton adopts city manager plan by wide margin
A non partisan city manager government was approved by 89 percent in a special election with 715 yes and 98 no. Five councilmen to be elected November 7 take office January 1, 1962. departments of safety service finance and law to be created. The city manager will appoint the finance director and may direct other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Preble
Sale
Clearcreek and Camden Boards Approve Teacher Raises
Two area districts voted for new salary scales. Clearcreek Springboro awards $100 to less than bachelor degree teachers and $200 to degree holders with master’s increases of $260 for masters. Camden Board grants $100 across the board for 1961-62. Shown are additions for experience and new principalship plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearcreek
Springboro
Camden Board of Education
Shawnee
Ruth Neff
Bessie Coon
Camden Elementary School
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Herbert Kyle Newman and Glenda Mae Lewis appear from Camden Route 2 and Oxford for marriage licenses. Malcolm Ison and Eileen Mercer from West Chester are listed as applicants. Peter Ames Balzer and Marcia Lynn Lowe from Armco and Stanley Street seek licenses. Enoch Hendrix and Marguerite Jones from Cleveland and Centennial Avenue are listed. Seldon Brewer and Wilma Blanton from Hawthorne Street and Ardmore Drive are named. Robert Wayne Cassidy and Marlene Day from Sheridan Avenue and Oxford State Road are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kyle Newman
Camden Rt
Glenda Mae Lewis
Oxford
Malcolm Ison
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
West Chester
Eileen Mercer
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Peter Ames Balzer
Arm2o
Linden Ave
Marcia Lynn Lowe
Stanley St
Enoch E. Hendrix
Cleveland
Marguerite Jones
Centennial Ave
Seldon Brewer
Hawthorne St
Wilma Blanton
Ardmore
Robert Wayne Cassidy
Sheridan Ave
Marlene Day
Oxford State Road
Car Thief Targeted by U.S. Marshal in Louisville
Deputy U.S. Marshal Jesse W. Grider who has arrested many car thieves seeks one more. He wants the thief who took his official car for a playful office prank and at home, while his wife quips that Wyatt Earp wouldn’t let anyone steal his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
U.S
Jesse W. Grider
Wyatt Earp
Girls Top Boys In Stork Race In Middletown Hospital April
The girls outnumbered the boys in births at Middletown Hospital in April 102 to 76. Totals show 178 births countywide with Middletown reporting 60 girls and 47 boys, plus small counts from Franklin Lebanon Trenton and surrounding areas. County totals list Butler 121, Warren 52, Preble 3, and Montgomery and Hamilton one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Lebanon
Trenton
Butler
Warren
Preble
Montgomery
Hamilton
Door-to-door drive aims to raise five thousand for mental health clinic
About 500 Middletown women will ring doorbells Friday and Saturday to raise 5000 for the Butler County Mental Health Clinic. AM Dovita dotougn coordinates the effort with each bell ringer carrying ID and leaving clinic literature if no one is home. An open house today at the 25 N. E St. Hamilton clinic begins at 4 pm with tours and a film showing how police are trained to handle emotionally disturbed persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Butler County Mental Health Clinic
AM Dovitadotougn
N. E St
Damilton
Twenty three Brownies Receive Scout Wings at Lincoln School
Twenty three Brownies of Troop 130 were presented their wings and pins at a fly-up ceremony at Lincoln School yesterday. New Girl Scouts include Lynn Mendnhall, Judy Snyder, Gaby Ward, Lynne Barton, Che Program, Patty Dance, and others. Troop leaders are Mrs. Don Imhoff and Mrs. Robert Marts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Lynn Mendenhall
Judy Snyder
Gaby Ward
Lynne Barton
Che Program
Patty Dance
Diana Dingess
Kathy Cohen
Joan Imhoff
Janet Crawford
Paula Ts
Shirlee Barnhaf
Karen
Diane Rodson
Janie Lazarow
Susan Gattkey
Linda Bevis
Nancy Oung
Jan Whee
Beth Fizington
J Kramer
Melanie Fleishman
Janie Lawson
Don Imhoff
Robert Marts
Beer spending by 24000 US troops in Munich
About 24 000 American soldiers in and around Munich spend roughly 1 million marks yearly on beer. US military sources report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Twenty three girls receive curved bar scout award
Twenty three Scouts were honored at the final Court of Awards for the Curved Bar rank at the First Presbyterian Church. Recipients from various troops include Carol Breyteprank Margie Carter Diana Ex Barbara Larkey Betsy McGill Susan Robison Jackie Bourne Lana Dunlap Luanne Foley Mary Alice Pendergast Carolyn Mote Kathy Riesz Beth Banvhaf Dulcy Schuler Cynthia Gephart Susan Fershee Cheryl Penning ton Susan Keister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Carol Breyteprank
Margie Carter
Diana Ex
Barbara Larkey
Betsy McGill
Susan Robison
Connie Hetzler
Carolyn Mote
Jackie Bourne
Lana Dunlap
Luanne Foley
Mary Alice Pendergast
Carol Morgan
Pat Bailey
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Benton Auditorium
Harlan Township
Ballard Williams
Morrow-Woodville
Marion Taylor
MHS
Frank Thompson
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Hamilton Thompson
Lewis Clark Thompson
Champion
Robert Bartels
Herrick B. Young
Western College For Women
Champion Paper Foundation
Foundation
Canton
N.C
Pasadena Texas
Lowell Franz
Camden
Paul Forney
West Elkon
R Homes
Mary C. Lord
Mary Moyer
Ann Dyer
Stenographic Poor
Mary Jane Stamper
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Stoutenborough
Thelma Harris
Mary Jones
Mary Johnson
Thomas
Lotta
Susan Keister
Board of Review
Alfred Ecklar
Jack Linzie
William Macon
James Mornigelar
David Slough
Robert Kruse
Esta Cox
Estel Dietz
Grunner
Formica
Duxbury
Comfort
HUTCH
Main
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