Pony Killed In Accident On Ohio 4
A Shetland pony was killed early today crossing Ohio 4 a half mile north of Ohio 63. Stephen J. Zulock, 42, of Franklin, drove a northbound car that veered into a ditch. Pony owned by Raymond Metz died instantly. Zulock and two passengers received injuries. the car was demolished. A driving lesson incident on Ohio 122 near Franklin-Trenton Road injured a Middletown woman. Further accidents included a driver cited for left of center on Ohio 73, a city accident on Cherry Street, and a bus collision on Charles Street North Avenue. Damage totaled about $425 with multiple injuries.
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Ohio 63
Stephen J. Zulock
S. Dixie Highway
Franklin
Raymond Metz
Middletown
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Ida M. Robinson
Mohawk St
Ohio 122
Franklin-Trenton
Harvey Robinson
Arnold Beiser
Trenton Rt. 1
State Patrol
Cherry Street
Yankee Road
Kent Stubbs
Taylor Ave
Chares
Alice Scully
Central Ave
Charles Street
North Avenue
Martha Brown
Brentwood St
Delena Collins
Columbia Ave
Scully
Chester Myers
Eaton Rt
Yule Card Fund Pays Pupil’s Way At Lemon Monroe High
Lemon Monoe High School faculty created a scholarship funded by gifts equal to the cost of Christmas cards. Ray L Cox, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Cox of 1721 Germantown Road, is selected for a $100 award for 1961 62. Cox is active in choir hall monitor and National Honor Society and plans to attend Transylvania College in Lexington KY this fall.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Ray L Cox
W.E. Davis
Roy Cox
Germantown Road
Ray
Hall Monitor
National Honor Society
Translyvania College
Lexington
Court Legislation Split Powers Shocks Lebanon County
In Lebanon Warren County Republicans and Democrats split over a state Omnibus Bill to extend Franklin Municipal Court jurisdiction across Clearcreek Township and create a Mason municipal court. The county commission adopted a protest 2 to 1. Sheriff Kennard warned of staffing needs to run two new courts. The measure passed the House and goes to the Senate, with opposition from County Court Judge Herdman and criticism from others on timing and reach.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Franklin Municipal Court
Clearcreek Township
Springboro
Mason
Charles Waggoner
Fred Maine
Byron Kennard
House
J. T. Riley
Franklin
State Senate
Paul Herdman
Maine
Turtlecreek
South
Clearcreek
Middletown seniors stage colorful last assembly
Middletown High School held its annual senior assembly with forty seniors participating. Jim Gillis and Dan Cryer presided as emcees as acts included Mexican dances mock wrestling folk and cowboys songs comedy skits and precise rhythm marching.
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Middletown High School
Jim Gillis
Dan Cryer
Marion Man Named To YMCA Post
Larry G Henry of Marion was named assistant physical director of the YMCA effective June 16 by Y board president Jack Baltzell. He fills the vacancy from Rus sell McHenry’s Feb. 4 resignation and will graduate from Wittenberg College Springfield on June 5. Henry, a Harding High School alumnus, active in Marion YMCA, and Epworth Methodist Church member, has served as Wittenberg swimming team assistant coach and will assist Don Hardesty in aquatic programs and general physical education.
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Larry G Henry
Marion
YMCA
Jack Baltzell
Y” Board
Russell McHenry
Henry
Marion Harding High School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Epworth Methodist Church
Wittenberg
Don Hardesty
Bill Proposes New 24th District For Ohio
The Ohio House Elections and Federal Relations Committee backs creating a 24th district from Butler Clermont and Warren counties to elect Ohio’s next US representative next year. The plan, voting 14-3, would pull Butler from the 3rd District, Clermont from the 6th, and Warren from the 7th, forming a 345 317 population district around Hamilton County. Republican leanings are not favored to be decisive, with Gov DiSalle opposing overt partisanship.
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Butler
Warren
Clermont
Montgomery County
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Elections and Federal Relations Committee
Ohio House
Butler - Clermont-Warren County
di Salle
GOP
Robert F. Groneman
R-Hamilton
Hamilton County
Brown
Adams
Scioto
P’ke
Hichino! Ross
Fayette
Pickaway
Clinton
Greene, Clark
Madison
Champaign
Logan
Union
Franklin Fire Causes $5000 Damage in Franklin
Fire at 4360 Queen St in Franklin caused an estimated $5,000 damage to a home being redecorated. Firemen suspect a cigarette started the blaze in a closet. Mrs Alsept discovered smoke about 9 30 a m, locked out, and reported the alarm from a neighbor’s home.
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Franklin
Ira C
Queen St
Alsept
Seniors Hear Evans At Franklin
Franklin High School honors 134 graduates with a commencement in the school auditorium. Evans delivers the address. Timberlake tops scholarships. Timberlake also earns multiple athletic awards. Mary Sue Masoner and Douglas Hammond win girl and boy citizenship awards. Numerous students receive athletic, citizenship and scholastic proficiency honors.
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Franklin
Bergen Evans
Franklin High School
Robert Timberlake
Judy Thomas
Harry Miller
Timberlake
Mary Sue Masoner
Douglas Hammond
Faye Durham
Carol Morton
Douglas Geckeler
Randy Knutson
David Parlet
Herbert Stewart
Rupert Ruppert
Susan Rossman
Helen Gibson
Joan Collins
Seryl Powell
Brelinda Richardson
Nina Abhsear
Shirley Adams
Erlin Gentis
Corbett Caudill
City considers pool rules and police sergeant addition
City commissioners meet tonight to address private pool plumbing and fencing to curb siphoning. An emergency ordinance would ban unsightly sight patterns and a new police sergeant role will add Sgt Ed Lykins for the summer, with plans to return to Miami University in fall. Also on the agenda a park concession contract, sidewalk and sewer work, and Marshall Road improvements. A 7 PM hearing on North Middletown drainage for Basin F precedes the main session.
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Ade
Ed Lykins
Lykins
Miami University
Douglas Park
Sunset Park Pool
Gage Drive
Manchester Road
North Middletown
Commission
Armco Park
Ohio 73 J
Jone Appeal Reaches Ohio Court
The Ohio Supreme Court today received an appeal from Middletown to refuse a shopping center permit on Marshall Road. Vernal D. Cross appeals an Appellate Court ruling in favor of the city’s construction commissioner Frank M. Ludewig who denied the permit. Middletown annexed the area in 1955 and approved single family zoning two months later. Cross argues the zoning does not apply to his property.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Middletown
Marshall Road
Vernal D. Cross
Frank M. Ludewig
Cross
Busy Week Ahead as 2507 Middletown Students Move Up
Next week 2,507 Middletown public and parochial pupils advance to higher grades. School commencements feature Lemon Monroe 161, Middletown 376, Fenwick 67 graduates, with 604 total. Promotions to high school total 1,007 across Amanda Roosevelt McKisey in public and parochial schools. Eighth to seventh grade promotions number 896, with 976 finishing eighth grade.
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Paro
Allieards
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Fenwick High School
Amanda Junior High
Roosevelt Junior High
McKisey Junior High
Lemon-Monroe
John's
S. Mary's
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