North Middletown Bus Trial Slated
Ortman-Stewart Transportation launches a 30 day trial of a new Spring Hill bus serving North Middletown. Four daily round trips start at 8 45 a m 11 15 a m 1 15 p m and 5 40 p m with a 30 minute round trip. Fares 15 cents adults 10 cents children 5 to 11 under five free with adult.
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Ortman-Stewart
Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
Central Avenue
John Ross
Spring Hill
Broad Street
Tytus Avenue
Tytus
Manchester Road
Manchester
Vannest Avenue
Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co
School Board Opens Tour of Buildings
The Board of Education starts a tour visiting Mt. Healthy Owensville Yellow Springs and Mad River Township School sites to review architect designed buildings for the school building program. The group includes the architect who designed each site and will travel to additional areas in coming weeks to inspect new construction.
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Board of Education
Mt. Healthy
Owensville
Clermont County
Yellow Springs
Mad River Township
Clark County
Gas Station Theft Reported
Franklin Special Er nest Huff proprietor of the Pure Oil Station 1107 S River 31 reported to police that 54 dollars was missing from the cash register yesterday. No other items were reported missing and the theft is under investigation. Entry possibly gained through an unlatched window.
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Franklin
Ernest Huff
Pure Oil
S. River 31
21 Classes In Sunday's Horse Show At Brown's Run Club
The Brown's Run Riding Club hosts a 21 class horse show Sunday starting 10:30 a.m. at Thomas Road grounds near Rt. 4 north of Peasttown. 200 to 300 horses entered. Dorothy Maxon Memorial English equitation trophy goes to riders 18 and under and must be won three times for possession. Food by North Madison Township Fire Department women’s auxiliary. judge James Ragsdale. ring master Eddie McDonald. announcers Opal and Homer Tingle.
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Brown's Run
Thomas Road
Rt. 4
Peasttown
Dorothy Maxon
North Madison Township
James Ragsdale
Eddie McDonald
Opal
Homer Tingle
Middletown Seniors Named Armco Scholars
Two Middletown High School seniors Richard Glenn Henry and Michael C. McLaughlin won $2600 Armco Steel Corp. Community Scholarships. Each will receive $650 yearly for four years to study engineering or science. Henry is active in National Honor Society and student government. McLaughlin is co editor of the yearbook and head of the National Honor Society chapter.
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Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Vic
E. H. Murray
Richard Glenn Henry
Shafer Sr
Michael C. McLaughlin
S. Main St
Murray
Richard
Stanley Earl Henry
Quill and Scroll
Hig Hi-Y Club
Citizen's Club
Armco
Richards
Michael
Eldon H. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
MHS
Buckeye Boys’ State
Armco Foundation
Ixal Armco
Rmco
Ashand
Baltimore
Dog warden dispute over hen damages in Miller case
The article clarifies the Hen damages in Carl F. Miller's loss after stray dogs killed 45 hens. It explains the dog warden does not set damages. Miller set his own loss estimate at 1 dollar per hen and commissioners later recommended 2 dollars per hen, implying Miller was more generous to himself than the warden or city.
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Carl F. Miller
Miller Road
Miller
Earl Pepiot
Champion Grants Two Scholarships Among Area Seniors
Wayne Schweinfest of Hamilton High School and Edna Mae Shacklford of Ross High were chosen from 22 area seniors for 1957 Champion Paper Foundation four year college scholarships. Foundation president Reuben B. Robertson Jr. announced the awards.
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Hamilton
Wayne Schweinfest
Ridgelawn Ave
Hamilton High School
Edna Mae Shacklford
Ross High
Champion Paper Foundation
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Herrick B. Young
Western College For Women
Ryan Hall
Haeckle’s Express
Lewis Clarke Thompson
Champion Paper Co
Hamiltonian New Keely President Named in Oxford Meeting
Dr James Glenn of Hamilton was elected president of the Keely Dental Society with Dr Robert Ligett named president elect and Dr Donald Schmitt secretary and Dr Dillon Rhodenbaugh treasurer. Four members received 50 year service honors and watches were presented.
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James Glenn
Hamilton
Keely Dental Society
Oxford
Robert Ligett
Middletown
Donald Schmitt
Dillon Rhodenbaugh
Hamiltton
A.krucker
A. M. Ramsey
J. C.craig
Ross
H. R. Wolfe
W. E. Smith
M. L. Greenwald
L. L. Hunter
Rating For One Pupil Too High
A Roosevelt Junior High pupil, seventh in district general science for Division I schools, received honorable mention in state wide Division I ratings but did not score in ratings covering all divisions. The article notes the rating was too high for one pupil.
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Lance Maher
Roosevelt Junior High
Baltimore Lights Gas Era Starts In 1816
The first street lighting by gas in the United States began in Baltimore in 1816, marking a pivotal moment in urban infrastructure and municipal utilities. The event showcased early gas lighting technology and set a precedent for city illumination nationwide.
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U. S
Baltimore
Thieves Take Valuables From Home
Jewelry and money valued at 425 dollars were stolen from the J. E. Brown home at 1223 Calumet Ave. Sometime Wednesday burglars entered through a rear screen door and unlocked inner doors. Items taken include a green leather jewel box tray about 60 in cash two cameo pins 100 each a diamond centerpiece brooch a large gold cross 50 a topaz ring sapphire ring 20 and a pearl setting ring 25 plus change from two piggy banks. Detectives Paul Fouts and Ed Polsing investigated the 7 15 p m theft.
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J. E.brown
Calumet Ave
Burgairs
Dets
Paul Fouts
Ed Polsing
Four Butler youths injured in Hamilton car crash
Four Fairfield High School students were hurt when their car veered at Mill and Sharon roads and struck a tree and an electric pole. Driver Jack Hornsby 16 and Imhoff 15 suffered multiple injuries. Velage 15 serious. Warner 15 shoulder injuries but not admitted. One passenger unhurt.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Mill
Sharon Roads
Nortern
Hamilton County
Mercy Hospital
Jack Hornsby
Symmes Rd
Gayle Welage
Hamilton- Middletown Rd
Imhoff
Hamilton- Mason Rd
Hornsby
Limhoff
Vélage
Dan Warner
E. River Ra
Mike Slayback
Symmes Road
Fairfield High School
Man Admits Theft At Neal's Store
Harry Clayton Chandler of West Middletown signed a full confession admitting breaking into Neal's General Store in Jacksonburg last Sunday. He faces burglary and larceny charges and is held in Butler County Jail pending arraignment before Squire Albert Bolling. Authorities say he confessed to stealing $400 in cash, 12 cartons of cigarettes, and $125 plus three cartons, with 32 packs of cigarettes recovered. he was arrested after deputies found him sleeping in a car.
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Harry Clayton Chandler
West Middletown
Jess Dennis
Sheriff's Department
Chandler
Sheriff's
Jacksonburg
Monroe Mothers Elect Mrs Heck As Club President
Mrs. Joseph Heck was elected president of the Monroe Elementary Mothers Club. New officers include Mrs. Robert Line as vice president and Mrs. Dan Kruger as secretary. The group voted to join the Middletown Council of Parent-Teacher Organizations. third graders under Mrs. Rader and Miss Pfeffer presented the program. Mrs. Rader's class won the attendance prize.
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Joseph Heck
Monroe Elementary Mothers Club
Robert Line
Dan Kruger
Evelyn Breytsprank
Harold Carter
Mothers Club
Middletown Council of
Lucylie Rader
Martha Pfeffer
Rader
Driver Swerves To Miss Cat Auto Hits Tree
Three people were slightly injured in separate crashes around Middletown. Beatrice Huffman, 34, was treated for minor facial injuries after her car hit a tree on Bexley Drive while avoiding another vehicle. Two other Middletown collisions on Crawford Street and Howard Avenue left minor injuries and about $800 damage total. Gerald Turner and Brice Brandenburg were not seriously hurt in their incident on Central Avenue. Arizona mines 40 per cent of all copper in the U. S.
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Middletown
Beatrice Huffman
Bexley Dr
Middletown Hospital
Middleton
Crawford Street
Howard Avenue
Collins
Glenn Ave
Janice Downs
Manhattan St
Gerald Turner
Shortie St
Central Avenue
Two-vehicle collision reported at Central Avenue and Sierra Road
A two-vehicle collision occurred at Central Avenue and Sierra Road at 12:35. If available, authorities will provide further details on injuries and scene clearance.
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Central Avenue
Sierra Road
Lincoln Pupils Tour Fiddler Weather Station
Thirty one Lincoln sixth graders from Miss Josephine Roush's class visited WLWT meteorologist Jim Fiddler at the Cincinnati weather center. Principal Miss Berg Orr invited the group after their Skillorama weather project and station display. The students, among about 20 school groups to visit WLW station, had lunch in Cincinnati before returning.
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Lincoln
Josephine Roush
Jim Fiddler
WLWT
Weather Center
Cincinnati
Fiddler
Berg ‘Orr
WLW
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Michael McLaughlin
Dog Warden
America
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Geld
Getz
Shop Getz
Jewelers
Hamiltonian New Keely
Man
Neal
Arizona
Bob Ranft
Re A Ross
Brithhaw
Ross’ Hosiery Dept
Norris Music
Norris Music House
First Ave
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