Loss High two youths hurt in city wrecks
Two juveniles 17 and 16 were referred to juvenile court after a car they rode in crashed into two parked autos on Charles Street at 12:25 am. Brate and Ashley were arrested. drivers claimed the other was driving. Vehicle damages totaled 750, 500, and 75 dollars to the Brate, Martin, and Schneider cars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
James E. Brate Jr
Crawford St
Elgar Lee Ashley
Madison Road
Iage
Fabianets
James EF. Sr
Crawford
Giveaway too good to be true
Police solved the missing mower case but question how a five year old fits the pattern. A lawnmower valued at 49.95 reported stolen Saturday from Wendy’s Service station at 1860 Central Ave was recovered by Walter H. Nichols of 916 Sixth Ave yesterday. Nichols said a five year old boy knocked on his door claiming he was giving away the mower. Police are checking the modus operandi of all five year old thieves.
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Wendy’s
Central Ave
Walter H. Nichols
Sixth Ave
Nichols
Sick Man Aided After Illness at Home
James McDaniel 67 of 2401 Flemming Road was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after an illness at his home. An emergency squad responded at 1:31 a m and administered oxygen to the stricken man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDaniel
Flemming Road
Middletown Hospital
McDaniel
Eddie Philips dies after 1954 horse accident recalls rescue
Eddie Philips 16 died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a horse bolted and struck a tree. He survived a prior 1954 Middletown Hospital bleed rescue with 70 transfusions prompted by a blood shortage. Survived by his parents Kenyon and Betty Philips, a brother, a sister, and grandparents. Services Wednesday at First Erian Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. viewing Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Eddie) Bryan Philips
Middletown Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Eddie
Blue Balk
Kenyon B. Philips
Manchester Road
Stuart Mullins
Cincinnati
Judy Philips
Philadelphia
Bryan Philips
Iterian Church
Russell Galloway
John I. Parr
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
Oxford Trip Winners In Trenton Bike Derby Day
In Trenton the first annual Trenton Bike Derby Day saw an Oxford trio sweep the pre Olympics 16.6 mile race with Larry Carmichael edging George Nerlech 47 minutes 37.5 seconds to 47 38. William Ferguson placed third in 48 minutes flat as civic groups sponsor the event at the ball grounds. Mother's of the Year honors went to Mrs Donald Derickson. Additional races crowned winners across children and adult divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Oxford
Trenton Ball Grounds
Larry Carmichael
George Nerlech
Butler
Nemlech
William Ferguson
Trenton Civic Improve
Plan Starts 60 Smokers At Opening Session
The Five-day Plan to Stop Smoking opened with 60 of 97 ticket holders attending the first session. A film "One in 20,000" showed a lung cancer operation. Local Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders welcomed participants. church will fund the clinic. Dr. J. P. Chapin and F. W. Hudgins lead the program, with goals to quit smoking and manage withdrawal over five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaushh
Patros
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Mr. Vaughn
F. W. Hudgins
J. P. Chapin
Spark Sets Roof On Fire Near Everett Accord Home
A spark from a nearby rubbish fire reportedly lit a roof at Everett Accord's home at 3560 Lower Springboro Road yesterday at 6 05 p m causing 10 in damage to wooden shingles. Firemen also put out a fire in Nan Butts 15 E Second St auto due to a faulty carburettor with no damage.
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Franklin
Everett Accord
Lower
Springboro Road
Nan Butts
Second St
Second Street
Middletown Extends Summer School Signups This Week
The pre registration period for Middletown summer school enrollment is extended through this week in May. Elementary students in grades three to six may sign up in the principal's office for sessions June 15 to July 24 at Wildwood Wilson Oneida and Taft schools. Junior and senior high students may register in the counselor's office from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Classes start June 15 at Middletown High. Enrollment fees are 12 dollars for elementary and 20 dollars for secondary. Classes depend on pre registration and late signups may not be accepted. Fewer than 12 students in a class will trigger cancellation by Friday May 15.
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Middletown
Tom Webb
Wildwood
Wilson
Oneida
Taft
Middletown High
Webb
Three Lebanon Men Injured In Rt 42 Crash
A one car crash on Rt 42 south of Lebanon at 2:30 a.m. left driver Douglas Corwin 22 with fractures and lacerations. He and two passengers Gary Sharritt 23 and David Newman 24 were treated at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Corwin cited for speeding.
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Lebanon
Rt. 42
Douglas Corwin
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Corwin
Gary Sharritt
David Newman
City Seeks Federal Aid as Officials Travel to Washington
Middletown officials including Chairman William Donham and Acting City Manager Dan Kothe fly to Washington to press three accelerated public works grant requests totaling 3.0 million for water system, East End sewer, and Breiel Boulevard expansion. They return amid potential need to shift to state funding if APW funds falter. Local talks also touch on hospital grant impacts and possible restructuring of funding strategy.
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William Donham
Dan Kothe
Vandalia
Washington
Rep. F. Schenck
Stephen Young
Frank Lausche
Donham
Kothe
East End
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Hospital
APW
State of
Ohio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Denham
Rothe
Middletown
Extra Chuckle A kiss that brings two people close
A lighthearted line notes how a kiss draws two people together, blurring flaws and creating a shared warmth.
Fening to Testify for St. Mary's Men in Washington
Lt Col Raymond J Fening USMC Ret will testify Thursday in Washington DC for the men of St Mary's Church before the House Judiciary Committee studying proposed constitutional amendments on prayer in public schools He chairs the St Mary's legislation committee and seeks to keep government from interfering with religions while upholding religious freedom and belief in God Col Fening recently retired after 22 years in the Marine Corps and is a PhD candidate in government Accompanying him will be Arthur W Bidwell executive secretary Magnode Products Inc The group urges adoption of a non denominational amendment based on Supreme Court guidance from the Zorach case of 1952
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Raymond J. Fening
USMC
Washington, D. C
St. Mary's Church
House Committee On the Judiciary
Col. Fening
St. Mary's
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Fening
Men of St. Mary's
House Committee
Vitale
Schempp i
Colfening
Marine Corps
Wendell Court
Thorny Acr Acres
Guyler Buick, Inc
Ee University
Arthur W. Bidwell
Highland St
Magnode Products, Inc
Zorach
Couple In Fight Get Jail Terms
A man and woman involved in a Saturday night altercation at the Chili Parlor, 9 N Clinton St, were each ordered to 60 days to cool off. Howard Bowling, 59, of 704 Yankee Rd, was convicted of assaulting his ex wife Mary Couch Cass, 38, and intoxication and sentenced to 30 days in Butler County Jail on each count. He struck her with a coffee mug, causing severe facial lacerations. she was treated at Middletown Hospital. Cass also convicted of intoxication and sentenced to 30 days in county jail. A prior 30 day sentence was suspended and added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Clinton St
Howard Bowling
Yankee Road
Mary Couch Cass
Flemming
Butler County
Middletown
Bowling
Area Twirlers Win Meet Trophies Across Regions
Middletown baton twirlers dominated weekend contests. In Bellbrook USTA meet Rhonda Sue Napier claimed first in seven year olds while Donna M Armstrong took second and Lu Anna Evans third in ten year olds. Terri Lee Selby earned second in thirteen year olds and Barbara Back fourth. Intermediate winner Judy Harris also captured the intermediate twirl off. In Columbus NBTA results eight nine year olds Sharon Nickell first with Debbi Surgenor third. ten year olds Regina Jackson first and Peggy Huenning fourth. eleven year olds Candy Bailey first in super advance and also hoop and duet feats with Dessie Harsh other top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
USTA
Bellbrook
Rhonda Sue Napier
Donna M. Armstrong
Lu Anna Evans
Terri Lee Selby
Barbara Back
Judy Harris
LeAnn Evans
Columbus
Sharon Nickell
Debbie Surgenor
Regina Jackson
Peggy Huenning
Vicki Surgenor
Dessie Harsh
Pam Surgenor
Candy Bailey
Fanley
Oe Jacson
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Carmody Boulevard
Central Avenue
Sandra Sue Vaughn
Jill Lane
Evelyn Rice
Vaughn
Rice Auto
Francis Monnig
Holy Trinity Church
Clark St
Donald Ray Dennis
Carolina Ave
Donald E. Swanger
Carryer Road
Highview Road
Dennis
Ino J. Allen
S. Main St
Bob Grimes
14Th Ave
14Th Avenue
Allen
Hew Civic Association
LeSourdsville Lake
Mem
Bers
Jack Combs
Middletown Division of Police
Jake Seibold
Middletown Safety Council
Martin Thomas
AAA
Edward Goffos
Ohio State Patrol
Sennet
Eddie Philips
Ken Pite
Nceve Benthagees
Manchester Junior High School
Philips
Ment Association
Donald Derickson
Miamiwegen Bahn
Doug Hazelwood
Jack Wilson
Zwick Family
Kenny Achberger
Debby Morris
M. Gibson
Karen Marts
Becky Hiff
Bob Martin
Insurance Agency
First Ave
Middletown, O
Rick's TV Service
Jeanette
G. P. Wagoner
Gulia Urul Jnbee
Amerisentative
Chapin
Pans
Miami Valley
Anchester IN
Niddletown, G
Paul D. Galeese
St. Mary’s Men
God
Howe
den Keehier
THE
Howe Motor CO
Dial
Imperial Concrete Products, Inc
Hewerd Ave
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