Science Awards To Be Continued In 1958 Competition
Thirty two industrialists and educators from Butler Clinton Fayette and Warren Counties voted to sponsor a Science Awards Competition in spring 1958. Walter Tangeman announced Cincinnati Milling Machine Co Wilmington schools and Wilmington College would sponsor the final event in Wilmington. The 1958 contest will be the third annual in four counties. Armco founder Charles R Hook praised the program begun in 1956 noting the need for more scientists as the Defense Department and industry face shortages. Attendees included Armco leaders and educators from Middletown Hamilton and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Clinton
Fayette
Warren
Walter Tangeman
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Wilmington Schools
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Tangeman
Charles R
Department of Defense
Butler County
R. L. Gray
Armco
Hugh W. Wright
Matt Foley
Harry LaTour
Atiba Thomas
Richard Peters
William Csellak
William Aiken
Richard Siegel
Howard Cromwell
Middletown
Allen Roudebusch
Brvan Cariberry
Hamilton
Fred Byers
Forrest Burns
Franklin
Warren County
Bad Brakes Bring Fine At Franklin
Insufficient brakes cost Middletown man Curtis Blair 3118 Morgan St a fine of 10 dollars and costs in Municipal Court here yesterday. William Chasteen 25 815 S Main St Franklin was fined for speeding. Earl Hymes 23 148 River St was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding but the fine suspended. Earl Pearson 31 Wilson Drive had assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges dismissed upon payment of costs. Bond forfeitures were James Burton 18 222 Walnut St hazardous passing 10 dollars and Robert Bryant 19 Franklin Rt 1 speeding 15 dollars. The light docket also included two intoxication cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown
Curtis Blair
Morgan, St
William Chasteen
S. Main St
J. T. Riley
Earl Hymes
River St
Earl Pearson
Wilson Drive
James Burton
Walnut St
Robert Bryant
Franklin Rt. 1
Hackett Named President of Middletown Life Underwriters
John R. Hackett staff manager of the Middletown Prudential Life Insurance office was named president of the Middletown Assn. of Life Underwriters at their monthly meeting yesterday. Other officers include Richard Nunery vice president Randall Edwards secretary treasurer and Chalmers A. Brewer Perry Grier Edward W. Jones Glenn J. Lane Richard W. Rossman and Earl Streifthau directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hackett
Middletown Prudential Life Insurance Office
Middletown Assn. of Life Underwriters
Richard Nunery
Randall Edwards
Chalmers A. Brewer
Perry Grier
Edward W. Jones
Glenn J. Lane
Richard W. Rossman
Earl Streifthau
Youth Fights Officer After Subduing Rescue
A 21-year-old local man George Brown of 1100 Elm St was arrested on intoxication charges near Central Ave and Clinton St. He fled south on Clinton St, was caught by Ptl Eugene Wolgamot, and a fight ensued. Brown received two head cuts needing 14 stitches at Middletown Hospital before being jailed. He was arrested at 12 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Elm St
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Ptl
Eugene Wolgamot
Brown
Middletown
New Vehicles Demolished In Accident Near Hamilton
Two 1957 model automobiles were demolished in a traffic accident on Route 126 near Shandon southwest of Hamilton at 6 p m Friday. Glenn Sauerland 20 of Okeana was admitted to Mercy Hospital for leg and back injuries. Margie Sauerland 18 suffered head and arm injuries. Baxter Phelps 29 of Okeana Rt 1 drove the other car and was treated and released. Deputies said speeding or racing caused loss of control and both cars left the highway near a culvert after skidding 300 and 87 feet respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 126
Shandon
Hamilton
Glenn Sauerland
Okeawa
Mercy Hospital
Margie
Baxter Phelps
Okeana Rt. 1
Sauerland Auto
Phelps
Sauerland
Boy Injures Right Foot With Mower
A 15 year old Kenneth Kash stepson of William Wikle of Tren ton RT 1 was admitted to Middletown Hospital after lacerating the first three toes of his right foot in a power lawnmower. He is listed in satisfactory condition. Also in satisfactory condition is eight year old Richard Reedy son of Richard E Reedy Sr of 16 Railroad Ave Franklin who fell from a slide at Franklin Elementary School causing head abrasions. Ronald Smith four son of Sarm Smith Park Drive Carlisle treated at the hospital emergency room after cutting his right thumb on a pop bottle and receiving eight stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kash
William Wikle
Trenton
Rt. 1
Middetown Hospital
Richard Reedy
Richard E. Reedy Sr
Railroad Ave
Franklin
Franklin Elementary School
Ronald Smith
Sarm Smith
Park Drive
Carlisle
Mrs Garnett Garrett Treated After School Fall
Mrs Garnett Garrett 34 wife of Ollie Garrett of 2407 South Main Street received treatment for a fractured left shoulder from a fall at Amanda School. She and the Smith guild were dismissed after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Garrett
Ollie Garrett
S. Main St
Amanda School
Death of Louis C. Goode at 67 in Middletown
Louis C. Goode, 67, of 838 9th Ave., died at 7:25 am at Middletown Hospital from injuries after an accidental .22 rifle discharge on April 16. He was a longtime Middletown resident and retired Cohen Bros. employee. Survived by three brothers Obed Goode, Fred, and Amos, two sisters Helen Hawkins and Anna Berry. Funeral arrangements at Jordan Hall and Oswald Funeral Home, burial at Miami Cemetery in Corwin. A daughter Helen Schmees of Cincinnati and brother Frank Winfield of Maineville also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Goode
9Th Ave
Middletown
Mr. Goode
Cohen Bros. Co
Obe
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Helen Schmees
Cincinnati
Frank Winfield
Maineville
Getting Rites Held for Clem L Getting Retired Farmer
Clem L Getting 74 a retired farmer died yesterday at his home 317 E McCabe St Eaton. Services at Eaton Church of the Brethren at 2 p m Monday with burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Survived by seven children Arthur Roy Getting Eaton Harold Dayton Mrs Gladys Brumbaugh Brookville Mrs Anna Marie Holder Toledo Mrs Janetta Adkins New Lebanon Mrs Wilma Mills Lewisburg three sisters Nellie Machen Eaton Cora Briggs Germantown Eva Eby Brookville a brother Oscar Getting Eaton 12 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Friends may call at Zimmerman Funeral Home West Alexandria.
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EATON
Clem L. Getting
E. McCabe St
Eaton Church of the Brethren
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Arthur and
Roy Getting
Harold
Dayton
Gladys Brumbaugh
Brookville
Anna Marie Holder
Toledo
Janetta Adkins
New Lebanon
Wilma Mills
Lewisburg
Nellie Machen
Cora Briggs
Germantown
Eva Eby
Oscar Getting
Zimmerman Funeral Home
West Alexandria
Mindlin Mrs Minnie Mindlin Rites Set Tomorrow
Services for Mrs Minnie R Mindlin 79 of 117 River Street will be at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Market Funeral Home Dayton Burial will be in Beth Abraham Cemetery She formerly lived in Dayton Surviving are husband Samuel two daughters Mrs Milton Berger of Chicago and Mrs Stanley Emerson of Dayton a stepdaughter Mrs Herman Zeff of Cincinnati a stepson Sande Mindlin of Middletown a son Al Robbins of Evanston four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Memorial contributions are requested to the donor's favorite charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Minnie R. Mindlin
River St
Market Funeral Home
Dayton
Beth Abraham
Mindlin
Samuel
Milton Berger
Chicago
Ill
Stanley Emerson
Herman Zeff
Cincinnati
Sande Mindlin
Middletown
al Robbins
Evanston, Ill
Mrs Mary B Snethen dies in Lebanon at 90
Mrs Mary B Snethen, 90, lifelong Lebanon resident, died last night at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. Services will be held at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Snethen
Lebanon
Good ‘Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Obituaries List From Hamilton Area
Mrs Blanche Brate Parker of 311 N 10th St Hamilton dies with services at 2 p.m. Monday at Proeschel Funeral Home William Hober 85 of 2309 Pleasant Ave Hamilton to Requiem High Mass 9 30 a.m. Monday at St Ann Church Mrs Fannie Heavenridge 92 of Fairhaven to services 2 p.m. Monday at Miller Baker Funeral Home College Corner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Brate Parker
N. 10Th St
Hamilton
Proeschel
William Hober
Pleasant Ave
St. Ann Church
Fannie Heavenridge
Fairhaven
Miller-Baker Funeral Home
College Corner
Houston contractor Forest McNeil dies at 81 after sport career
Forest W. McNeil, 81, a Houston building contractor who dominated strapshooting titles across the United States after taking up the sport as a hobby in 1908, died Thursday night. Johnny Mack, 64, longtime outdoors editor of the Pittsburgh Press and advocate for hunting fishing conditions and natural resources preservation, died yesterday in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Pittsburgh
Johnny Mack
The
Pittsburgh Press
Matusow Verdict Upheld By Court
The U S Court of Appeals upheld Harvey Matusow's pre jury conviction and five year prison sentence for five counts of perjury tied to his testimony in a trial of 13 accused Communists. The 28 year old, who once called himself a liar, argued the Communist issue biased his trial but the court rejected the appeal in a unanimous decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Harvey Matusow
Matusow
Roy M.cohn
U. S
Police Arrests and Car Hub Cap Theft Report
Police last night arrested Lena Ferguson, 56, 404 Young St, and Irene Wardlow, 32, 301 Chester St, at the City Building on disorderly conduct warrants. Earl McMann, 1747 Central Ave, said thieves stole four hub caps from his car parked behind his home in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ferguson
Young St
Irene Wardlow
Chester St
Earl McMann
Central Ave
Arrest Report for Hat Tie Smith on Disorderly Conduct
Officers yesterday arrested Hat Tie Smith aged 45 of 1605 Hudson Ave at the Garfield Street and Hudson Avenue intersection on a disorderly conduct charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Smith
Hudson Ave
Garfield Street
Hudson Avenue
Driver Cited After Collision Injures Local Man
At Woodlawn Avenue and Baltimore Street two cars collided injuring Freddy Martin, 31, of 1510 Philadelphia Ave. Childress, 16, 3224 Seneca St., cited for failure to yield. Martin treated for contusions and abrasions, later dismissed. Police also cited Fay Owens for red light violation and Tandy Adams for taxi impact. Law son charged with DUI after rear-ending a parked car on Casper Avenue. Other incidents reported include a moving and parked-vehicle collision on Young Street, plus several minor damages on S Main Street, Verity Parkway and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Avenue
Baltimore Street
Middletown Hospital
Freddy Martin
Philadelphia Ave
Joseph Childress
Seneca St
Childress
Marttin
Baltimore St
Martin
Fay Owens
Box 208
Gratis
Tandy ‘Adams
Highland St
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Adams
Owens
William Lawson
Fleming Rd
James Ritter
Manchester Ave
Rcar
Casper Avenue
1Grimes Street
Lawson
Young Street
Robert Bailey
Louis Pl
Ollie Brandon
Sycamore St
Bailey
Portland pigeons drink from city gutter in drunken spree
In Portland Maine a gaggle of pigeons gathered around a gutter and dipped their bills as if intoxicated. Witnesses suggest someone emptied a reservoir of antifreeze into the gutter moments before causing the birds to stagger about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Three Children Die In North Philadelphia Fire
In a deadly North Philadelphia blaze, three children two brothers and their sister perished as flames engulfed their home. Father Joseph Gayton 30 attempted to reach them but was forced to retreat, while mother Elizabeth Gayton 28 and four other children were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia IA
Philadelphia
Joseph Gayton
Patrick
Priscilla
Joseph
Hoffa Appeal Turned Down
Jimmy Hoffa, Teamsters boss, failed to dismiss the bribery and conspiracy indictment. He and co defendant Hyman I Fischbach won a brief trial delay on the Senate Rackets Committee spy case. Judge Burnita S Matthews set the trial for June 17 after denying motions. May 27 was previous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Midwest
Hyman I. Fischbach
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
Daniel B. Maher
Fischbach
Hamilton Man Denied Radiation Injury Claim by BWC
Walter J. Ziggas, 42, a Hamilton maintenance machinist at Fernald near Cincinnati, had his workmen's compensation claim for radiation exposure rejected. The BWC ruled he was not exposed to thorium or radioactive material to a harmful degree, despite sores after an exposure in June 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Hamilton
Fernald
Bureau
Walter J. Ziggas
Cincinnati
George Thompson
Ziggas
Joseph A. Quigley
National Lead Co
National Bureau of Standards
Quigley
Dohn's Store Entered in Overnight Break-In
An overnight break-in at Dohn Hardware & Paint Co on 20 N Broad St left a second floor window smashed and intruders entering via the freight elevator shaft. A large cash register in the main office was pried open but found empty. nothing else appeared stolen. Co-owner Ea Dohn discovered the break-in at opening. Detectives Frazier and Barrett investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohn Hardware & Paint Co
N. Broad St
Ea Dohn
Herbert Frazier
Barrett
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Nderwriters
Hackett
Electric Motors
B. L. Dawson & CO
Clark GA
Bible School
Grace
Wilbraham
Wilmore
WPFB
Clem
Mrs
Minnie Mindlin
Melampy
Associated Press
Fenwick High School
Mike Abell
Jane Dorenbusch
David Habig
Mary Jo Fembers
Manchester Hotel
Kenneth Ramsey
van Horn St
John Barr
Riverview i
Tytus Avenue
Enoch Drive
Elwood St
Louis Smith
Hoaven
S. Main Street
14Th Avenue
Edward Hobart
Girard Ave
Verity Parkway
BWC
Dohn’s
Geddim
United States
Canada
CAP
Portland Cement Association
West Broad Street
City
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