Contract At Issue In Spring Hill Teaching Dispute
A Middletown board hearing on the non continuation of Mrs Blanche Lovely a Spring Hill fourth grade teacher drew a full house as parents and officials debated lingering tensions with Principal Norman Korn and Assistant Superintendent Cromwell. Board members defended due process while promising no bias or retaliation, as a petition supporting Lovely was ordered returned and further hearings were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Terney
Board of Education
Sore Hill School
Middletown High School
Blanche Lovely
Lovely
Spring Hill
Norman Korn
Schol
Blackford
Korn
Howard) Cromwell
Garfield School
Don Reichelderfer
PTO
John Howard
Board approves heating system for Maple Park School
The Board of Education approved a 58000 heating system for Maple Park School pending checks on similar installations in Birmingham and Wyandotte. Zeil & Associates of Cincinnati would engineer the project, with bids to be invited if favorable reports arrive.
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Board of Education
Maple Park
Birmingham
Wyandotte
Mich
Zeil & Associates
Cincinnati
CP Booth Nets $200 for Golden Deed Crusade
The CP Booth at Central Avenue and Broad Street raised $200 yesterday for the cerebral palsy Golden Deed Crusade. Mrs. Charles Delp leads the booth which operates until May 24. Opening day donations exceeded last year. Y Teens plan donations Saturday in downtown under Howard Haskins. The campaign aims for $18,000.
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Golden Deed Crusade
CP Booth
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Charles Delp
Delph
Howard Haskins
Store Burglary Nets Thieves 36
An overnight break in at the Brown-Singer Co. on 600 Mary Etta Street netted thieves about $6 in cash. Burglars entered through an unlocked door, pried open a soft drink machine, grabbed $1 and about $5 from a desk drawer, and attempted to open a safe. All files, cabinets, and desks were searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Singer Co
Mary Etta, Sr
Three Girls Reported Accosted by Man in Car
Police received a call from the 3000 block of Sherman Avenue about three 10 and 11 year old girls who were approached by a 30-year-old man in a car. He offered $1 to expose himself and did so. the bushy-haired, light-complexioned man was described. The incident occurred at 5 18 p.m.
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Sherman Avenue
Rainy night crash injures two at city streets
A two car collision during heavy rain at 9 15 p m on Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue sent two to Middle town Hospital for minor injuries. Jordon Jones aged 65 and Eddie Zickgraf aged 19 were treated and dismissed. Police noted a hit and run by Vendle Glove at 9109M Avenue. Damage totaled 750 dollars.
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Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Jordon Jones
Yankee Rd
Eddie Zickgraf
Wilbraham Rd
Vendle Glove
Oscar Goforth
St. Main St
Donald Withrow
Riverview Ave
Lundgren Christian
S. Main St
Withrow
Christian Auto
City accidents list details two vehicle collisions
Yesterday’s accidents include William Colvin and Floyd Bishop at Charles Street and North Avenue causing $300 damage. Iain Larson Jr and Mary Mann collide in Plum Avenue 1600 block causing $350 damage.
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William Colvin
Brentwood St
Floyd Bishop
Main St
Charles Street
North Avenue
Iain Larson Jr
Pershing Ave
Mary Mann
Plum Avenue
May Birthday Celebrations for Golden Age Club
May birthdays and anniversaries will be celebrated tomorrow by Golden Age Club members. They meet at 1 30 p.m. in the Civic Association building. A 58 year anniversary will be observed. Those aged 60 and over with May birthdays or anniversaries are invited, per president Harry Gordon.
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Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Harry Gordon
Park Board Set Meeting for Tonight in Legion Home
Middletown Park Board members will meet at 7 30 p m in the park board office at the Legion Home. S J McAdow, chairman, will conduct the business session.
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Middletown
Truce May Be Broken In Honduran Nicaragua Tensions
Honduran troops moved to the frontier after Managua accused of breaking a five day truce. No immediate Nicaragua comment was available. The border dispute highlighted mounting regional strain as talks resume.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
Olinger Body Found In Lake at Celina
The body of Robert Olinger of Franklin Rt 2 was recovered this morning from Grand Lake at Celina. The search had been delayed by high winds and rain storms that stirred the lake. The body was returned to Anglesby Funeral Home in Franklin.
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Robert Olinger
Franklin Rt. 2
Grand Lake
Celina
Anglesby
Franklin
Last Civic Report Due
The Civic Association youth building fund campaign holds its final report session tomorrow at noon in the Manchester Hotel. Last week the drive neared its $135,000 goal but several area chairmen need another week to finish soliciting. W. W. Sebald will announce Wednesday’s total of 10,356 in new memberships and increased dues.
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Civic Association
Youth Building Fund
Manchester
W. W. Sebald
Local Driver Cut Bruised In Accident
Thomas W. Suttles twenty one of 119 Water Street was treated at Middletown Hospital for a left arm injury after his car left Ohio 122 northwest of Middletown and rolled into a ditch about 9 30 p.m. He received ten stitches and was cited for driving on a temporary permit without a licensed driver in the auto.
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Ohio 122
Middlejtown
Middletown Hospital
Thomas W. Suttles
Water St
Suttles
Raimslicked
Ohio Sets June Draft Quota For 661 Men
Ohio Selective Service headquarters announced a June induction call of 661 men the smallest so far this year. County quotas include Hamilton 77 Montgomery 40 Preble 1 Warren 2 and Butler 12 with May’s total 833 and June last year at 657. The youngest eligible registrant must be 22 by June 1, 1957 unless he volunteers or is delinquent.
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Ohio Selective Service
Butler County
Ohio
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
Hamilton
Legion To Initiate 15 New Members At 8 P M
American Legion Post 218 will initiate about 15 new members tomorrow. Ceremonies start at 8 p m at the Legion Home, led by Voiture 8 of the Forty or Eight. Jack Murray chairs the degree team. Ed Windsor presides over the monthly meeting after the initiation. Nomination slate for June officers to be presented by committee led by Robert Barnard. other members Richard Leichty R D Stevens Jr Jack Sebald Howard A Wilson.
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American Legion Post 218
Legion
Jack Murray
Ed Windsor
Robert Barnard
Richard Leichty
R. D. Stevens Jr
Jack Sebald
Howard A. Wilson
Plans Laid For Sale Of Lorillard Land Tract
City commissioners prepare to consider an emergency ordinance to sell part of the Lorillard property. The 9 1/2 acre tract lies between Santa Barbara Drive Shafer Street and the New York Central tracks with industrial zoning. It is split into a 5 acre west lot and a 4 1/2 acre east lot, with bids invited for one or both. The east lot may be enlarged by vacating Santa Barbara Drive, and the commission may reject all bids if the top bid is inadequate.
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Lorillard
Santa Barbara Drive
Shafer Street
Stevens Avenue
New York Central
Charles W. Thompson
Stevens Ave
Thompson
Six Persons Forfeit Bonds In Franklin
Franklin special report: at yesterday's Municipal Court Judge J T Riley presided. Six defendants forfeited $15 bonds for traffic violations including Grover Cates Vernon Mowery Everett Griffith and Burley Johnson. Locations cited include Franklin Miamin sburg Cincinnati Dayton and 123 West 7th Street. One defendant fined for intoxication and two non support cases were continued.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Grover Cates
Clark Sr
Sigan
Vernon Mowery
Miaminsburg
Donald Burris
Cincinnati
Paul Greene
Franklin Rt
Everett Griffith
Dayton
Burley Johnson
7Th St
Leo Kane to Head Store in Hamilton
Leo Kane, longtime manager of women’s ready to wear and sportswear at John Ross Store, is promoted to managing director of Robinson-Schwenn Store in Hamilton ton. J. S. Butler retires but stays on as consultant to Denton’s general office in Springfield for a year. Robert Feldman becomes merchandise manager of ready to wear and sportswear for John Ross Store after time in New York. Both Middletown and Hamilton stores mark their 50th anniversaries this year.
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Leo Kane
John Ross
Robinson-Schwenn
Hamilton
Ton
J. S. Butler
Robinson - Schwenn
Denton’s, Inc
Springfield
Robert Feldman
Robinson- Schwenn
Feldman
New York City
Middletown
Body Found On Rail Car in Steubenville
Jefferson County Coroner to perform autopsy on Frank L Madden, 47, of Youngstown, after a man’s body was found Monday on a railroad flat car delivered to the Wheeling Steel Corp plant in Steubenville. Police reported no visible injuries.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County
John P. Smarrelli
Wheeling Steel Corp
Frank L. Madden
Youngstown
Five year old killed crossing road near Oxford
A mass of the angels will be sung for Anthony Charles McDonough, five, who died when struck by a car on U S 27 near his home. The child, son of Bernard and [unnamed] McDonough, was the 17th traffic fatality in Butler County this year. Driver Robin Smith, 21, was not charged. Burial will be at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to St Gregory's Seminary Cincinnati.
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Oxford
St. Mary Church
Anthony Charles McDonough
U. S. 27
Bernard McDonough
Hester Rd
Ed McDonough
Middletown
Butler County
Robin Smith
S. College Ave
Clarence Blevins
Denny
Michael
David
Judit Ann
Mt. Olivet
Marshall-Smith
Franklin Council Accepts Wage Outline
Franklin council accepted a wage boost plan from the finance committee at a special meeting. The plan, based on a study of wages in similar cities, aims to adjust salaries to a new Schedule B effective July 1, with notable increases for police, fire, utilities, and clerical staff. It also outlines probation, vacation, and hours, plus a $25 monthly clerical set aside from tax collections. discussion on other items awaited city solicitor and engineer.
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Franklin
Finance Committee
Gordon Tinch
Ivan Thacker
Edward Clark
Police Department
Civil Defense Seminar Planned in Cincinnati
Middletown industries invited to send representatives to a three day Civil Defense seminar opening today in Wilson Auditorium at the University of Cincinnati. The invitation was extended by Col. J. C. Gault executive director of the Ohio Valley Civil Defense Authority and four Cincinnati leaders Fred V. Geier of Cincinnati Milling Machine Co R K Brodie of Procter & Gamble John Lloyd of Union Central Life Insurance Co and Charles Sawyer former Ohio governor. Cosponsoring the seminar are the Evendale Civil Defense Mutual Aid Organization and the University of Cincinnati.
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Middletown Industries
Wilson Auditorium
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Eaders
Col. J. C. Gault
Ohio Valley Civil Defense Authority
Gault
Fred V. Geier
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
R. K. Brodie
Proctor & Gamble Co
John Lloyd
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Ohio Valley Authority
Evendale Civil Defense Mutual Aid Organization
The
At The Movies This Tuesday Listings
Paramount shows Spirit of St Louis at 6 30 and 9 p m Strand presents Battle Hymn at 6 15 and 9 30 p m and Shadow on the Window at 8 p m all times local listings for the cinema week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Spirit of St. Louis
Emergency Squad Keeps Busy in Middletown
Mrs. George Peck, 59, of 1818 Clarendon Ave, aided at home by the Fire Department emergency squad for breathing trouble and heart condition, then transported to Middletown Hospital by Baker's ambulance at 10:32 a.m. The squad also assisted W. B. Appleberry, 44, Yellow Springs Route 1, with breathing trouble at Tytus Avenue and Jackson Street at 6:16 a.m.. Appleberry was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
Clarendon Ave
Middletown Hospital
Peck
Baker's
Tytus Avenue
Jackson Street
W. B Appleberry
Yellow Springs Rt. 1
Fire crew halts blaze at Ray mond Bay Corp dump
Four firemen responded at 11 06 a m yesterday to the Ray mond Bay Corp located at 2700 Tytus Ave to extinguish a dump fire started by employees burning rubbish. No damage was reported.
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Raymond Bay Corp
Tytus Ave
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Standard Electric Time Co
Milo J. Bastian
Findlay
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Athens
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Janet FE. Caley
Delaware
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N. Manchester
Ind
Kiki Demetriou
Bonnie J. MacKay
Helen Ros
Enfelder
Patricia ‘Rosselot
Harold V. Short
Lebanon
Alyce S.weck
Carol Ann ‘Mikula
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Patricia Harile
Roosevelt Junior High
Helen Shepperd
Wilson
Ed Hale
Cynthia Boeke
Crossan Curry
Shirley Hessel
Monroe Elementary
Lemon
Monroe
Barnitz Stadium
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Park Department
Sherman, Wilson, Lincoln
Amanda
South Middletown Fire Department
Mills Bros. Circus
Middletown Health Department
County Health Department
Lemon-Monroee High School
Lions Club
Middletown High
United Presbyterian Church of
Amanda Methodist Church
Middletown Council of Churches
Salvation Army
Hugh Butler
McCoy-Leffler
M‘coy - Leffler
Walter N. McCoy
Homer D. Leffler
Broad St
1St Ave
Everett Lillard
N. Main St
Baltimore Street
Heffner Avenue
Baltimore
Lillard
Baltimore St
Tom Parris
Lillard Auto
Betsy Powell
John Burma
Goldman Ave
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Trinity Place
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