Ambulance and Fire Crews Busy Day In Town
A busy day for emergency responders with grass fires, medical calls, and a home incident. Tri County Ambulance and local fire squads logged multiple calls including a choking victim, heart attack, sudden illness, a fall, and breathing difficulties. One official noted 23 calls were answered that Saturday.
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Grove St
Thomas Hahn
Poppy Drive
Cason Hardware
Breiel Blvd
Tri- County Ambulance Service
Tri-County
Paul Daniel Isbel
Dickey Road
Sports Bowl
Nora Armitage
Erie St Ave
Sim Spencer
Garfield St
Lightning hits church in Franklin parsonage damage
A bolt of lightning struck a switchbox at St. Marys Catholic Church parsonage in Franklin during a thunderstorm. Firemen extinguished the blaze at 12 35 p m and reported the switchbox badly damaged with damage amount undetermined.
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Franklin
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Inspections To Include Six Streets
The Middletown Division of Fire will visit six streets next week during its annual home inspection tour. Streets to be visited include Thorn Hill Lane Tarrimore Circle Terrace Drive Timber Trail Drive Valley View Drive and Whisman Drive. The inspections are voluntary, fire officials said.
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Middletown
Truman Reports Recovery From Upset Stomach
Independence Missouri AP reports former President Harry S. Truman is recovering Saturday from an upset stomach that kept him from his office for several days.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Job Social Status Survey To Be Made
Local NORC representatives from the University of Chicago will interview area residents in a nationwide study of social standing of occupations. Mrs J T Lamb and Mrs Edward Hopple of Middletown will conduct the survey as an extension of the well known NORC prestige study. Peter H Rossi, director, says the aim is to learn how people rate occupations and the nation’s social structure. Households will receive a letter from Rossi informing them an interviewer will call. Interviewers carry signed identification.
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National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
J. T. Lamb
Edward Hopple
Middletown
America
NORC
Peter H. Rossi
Million-Dollar Fire Strikes Downtown Cleveland
A large warehouse blaze near downtown Cleveland, fueled by a light wind, drew more than 160 firefighters. Two firemen were treated for heat exposure as flames leaped up to 120 feet, destroying newsprint rolls and other materials. Authorities investigated a truck driver’s report of two men near a railroad siding. The fire was controlled after about ninety minutes.
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14Th
Davenport Street
Municipal Stadium
Robert E. Sullivan
Pennsylvania
Lake Division
Three Signs Rob Ohioans Of $200,000
Ohio hopes to gain a federal bonus of over $200,000 by removing three allegedly illegal billboards along Interstate 90 in Ashtabula County. A temporary restraining order protects the signs, all within 660 feet of the highway, owned by Consolite Co. of Fremont.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ashtabula
Highway Department
Albert Giles
P. E. Masheter
Giles
Gles
Consolite Co
Fremont
Consolite
Advertiser
Standard Oil of Ohio
Ashtabula County
Melchiorswapped vows in Hollywood poolside wedding
Lauritz Melchior, 74, married Mary Markham, 40, at a poolside ceremony on his Hollywood Hills estate. The Danish-born singer wore traditional Danish attire for the ceremony, and Solvang's Danish community funded the large wedding cake.
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Melchior
Hollywood
Lauritz Melchior
Mary Markham
Hollywood Hills
California
Solvang
Two Injured In Rear End Crash On Yankee Road
Police said Alberta Calhoun and Donald Calhoun, both injured, were riding with James E. Calhoun when Beulah Jean Wolfe struck their car on Yankee Road Jefferson Road at 3 20 p m. Calhouns listed addresses 2019 South Ave and 3210 Mulberry St. Wolfe cited for assured clear distance. Vehicle damage valued at 125 dollars for the Calhoun auto.
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Yankee Road
Jefferson Road
Alberta Calhoun
South Ave
Donald Calhoun
Mulberry St
James E. Calhoun
Lebanon Rt. 1
Beulah Jean Wolfe
Rufus St
Wolfe
Obituary for James Tom Back in Germantown
James Tom Back 82 of Germantown Rt 1 died Friday. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery Middletown. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
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James
Tom
Germantown
John E McGlosson Dies After Illness at Middletown Hospital
John Edgar McGlosson age 53 of 1616 Meadow Ave. died at 7 05 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital He was an Armco employee born in Johnson County Kentucky He had been hospitalized prior to his death.
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John Edgar McGlosson
Meadow Ave
Middletown Hospital
McGlosson
Armco
Johnson County
Permit Holders Get Suspensions
Four area liquor permit holders and a Middletown carry-out have received license suspensions, the Department of Liquor Control announced. The Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge in Eaton was handed a une possession of an open flask while under suspension. Germantown's FOE lodge, convicted of selling to a non-member, received a 36-day suspension also beginning June 9. Shaddock's Market, Inc., 1516 Germantown Road, which holds a permit to sell carry-out beer and wine, received a seven-day suspension which began May 19 for Sunday sales. Also suspended for Sunday sales were licenses held by Perry C. Neil Jr. of Neill's Cafe, 127 S. Main St., Monroe, and Morris H. Price, of the M&E Pony House, 390 N. Broadway &J., Lebanon. Neill's suspension will begin June 4 while Price will be under suspension beginning June 3.
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Middletown
Department of Liquor Control
Order of Eagles Lodge
Eaton
Germantown
FOE Lodge
Shaddock’s Market, Inc
Germantown Road
Perry C. Neil Jr
Neill’s Cafe
S. Main St
Monroe
Morris H. Price
M&e Pony House
N. Broadway &J
Lebanon
Neill
Price
Gardner Foundation Scholars: Four Winners Named in 1964
The Gardner Foundation awarded four $750 yearly college scholarships to Middletown and Cincinnati area students. Glenda Morgan and Keith Geckeler of Middletown High School and Jacqueline Bayersdorfer and Constance Spencer of Cincinnati area schools earned recognition for need, grades, character, and leadership. Morgan won a trip to the United Nations. Geckeler holds multiple honors and plans to study at the College of Wooster.
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Gardner Foundation
Middletown Area
Glenda Morgan
Middletown High School
George C. Morgan
Shafer St
Cincinnati
Jacqueline Bayersdorfer
Aiken High School
Edward Bayersdorfer
Flatt Terrace
Constance Spencer
Princeton High School
Lyle Spencer
Thornview Drive
Morgan
Prince of Peace
New York City
United Nations
The
Optimist
National Thespian Society
National Forensic League
Northwestern University
Glenda
Miss Morgan
Muskingum College
Geekeler
Buck
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Truman
A.M
Sundeys
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Union Sanitary
Roger L. Gerrett
Ross
John E. McGlosson
U.S. Reutemen
Cuterge Park
2Nd Avenue
Centre
West Centre
Grend Ave
Gideon Rd
Keith Geckeler
Walter S. Geckeler
Walton
Eye Boys State
Thespians
DeMolay
Keithh
College of Wooster
ALL
Jewelers
Vradelis
Glenn Brown
National Silver Co
LNI
South Broad St
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