East End Sewer District No 2 on City Agenda
City Commission tonight will consider establishing East Middle town Sewer District No 2 as a step toward a state Ohio grant of 600000 dollars for the East End sanitary sewer project. Public hearing on the sewer district expected later. The panel will also set city share not to exceed 57000 for the Wayne Madison township water system and set Dan W. Kothe’s salary at 15000 per year rising to 18000 after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
East End
East Middletown
State of Ohio
Sewe
Wayne-Madison Township
Commission
Dan W. Kothe
Resident Involved In Fatal Crash Near Clinton County
A Wilmington woman Judith A Frederick 20 crossing center line on Rt 730 to avoid a tractor driven by James Wolary 17 collided with Harold R Sims 57 of Wilmington killing Sims and injuring Frederick and several passengers from Wilmington College Colleagues Joyce Gardiner 19 Verna Reynolds 19 Lynda Bicking 21 were treated at a hospital with two others admitted to Clinton Hospital.
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Wilmington
Middletown
Here
Judith A. Frederick
Central Ave
Rt. 730
Clinton County
James Wolary
Miss Frederick
Wilmington College
Dunkirk
N. Y
Mariann McClelland
Clinton Hospital
Hobart Hopper Visits Cole Brothers Circus
Hobart Hopper the sole Middle town member of the Circus Fans Association and Circus Historical Society spent the weekend with the Cole Brothers Circus at Lebanon and Mt. Carmel. He performed as a clown in Lebanon on Saturday night and was hosted by clowns Mr. and Mrs. Ted DeVelda and James Williams. Mrs. DeVelda is among the few women clowns worldwide. This marks the fourth circus Hopper has visited this year.
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Hobart Hopper
Middletown
Circus Fans Association of America
Circus Historical Society
Cole Brothers Circus
Lebanon
Mt. Carmel
Hopper
Ted DeVelda
James Williams
DeVelda
Man Hurt and Loss High In Crash
A 29 year old man was treated at Middletown Hospital after his auto rammed the rear of a tractor truck on Grand Avenue. Marion Taylor of 1612 Johns Road received mouth and chest injuries and was cited for an absurd clear distance violation. Damage to his auto was 2300 dollars. the truck owned by Miami Terminals Inc. sustained 200 dollars in damage.
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Middletown Hospital
Grand Avenue
Marion Taylor
Johns Road
John C. Russell
Middletown
Larry D. Lacey
Iglehart St
S. Main Street
Lacey
Edward A. Folger
S. Main St
Robert G. Perry
Franklin
Main Street
Second Avenue
Perry
Helen L. Smith
Judy
Graduates of Plan Invite More To Follow Up Meeting
Graduates of a five day plan to stop smoking invite others unable to complete the course to a 7 30 PM meeting at the City Building. A film Verdict at 1 32 will be shown by the American Temperance Society. Dr J M Chapin and Franklin W Hudgins, state plan coordinator, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Temperance Society
Franklin W. Hudgins
J. M. Chapin
Band Group To Meet For Season Finale Meeting
Middletown High School Band Associates schedule a 7 30 p m meeting in Central School cafeteria to finalize plans for band camp set for Aug 29 to Sept 5 at Camp Campbell Gard near Hamilton.
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Middletown High School
Central School
Camp Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Cancer Crusade reaches record $14213.83 total
Crusade chairman H.S. G. Shetter reported the 1964 Cancer Crusade has surpassed last year by $600 with a final sum of $14 213.83. Merchant Division led gains under David Francis, rising from 775 to 1578 dollars as more prospects joined the drive. Mrs. Richard Wilson urged holdouts to return the smoking questionnaire by the end of May.
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Crusade
8S. G. Shetter
David Francis
Shetter
Francis
Richard Wilson
Gas Gasoline and Shotgun Thefts Reported to Sheriff
Butler County deputies logged thefts of gasoline and a shotgun in the area. Georgia Fitzpatrick reported 14 gallons of gasoline and 12 feet of chain stolen from a tractor behind her home, seen by her as five youths left in a car. A shotgun valued at 219 dollars was stolen from the Sportsmen's Club in West Middletown, reported by Carl Preston at 10 30 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Georgia Fitzpatrick
Well Road
Sportsmen's Club
West Middletown
Carl Preston
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Madison High seniors urged to make lives count
Dr. Russell W. Galloway urged 97 graduating seniors to value others and act with good manners and sense. He cited biblical lessons and the Golden Rule, warning against hypocrisy and snobbery, and urged efforts to leave a positive impact for future generations. Commencement is Tuesday at 8 p.m. with student orations and greetings by county superintendent John D. Blackford. honors assembly Thursday.
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Madison High School
Russell W. Galloway
Middletown
First United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Dr. Galloway
Darrell K. Root
Bruce Thrall
Cheryl Greene
Clifton W. Hafield
Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Judy Waggoner
Steve Sherman
Bill Leifheit
Linda Hammond
Waynesville Barn Fire Disrupts Local Phone Service
Flames from a two story barn on N Main Street in Waynesville disrupted phone service last Friday after melting telephone cables. Firemen fought the blaze for over three hours with Wayne Township volunteers saving nearby buildings. Repair crews from Ohio Central Telephone Co. spent most of yesterday fixing the lines. no damage estimate available. Equip, a local paperhanger, and Tate Wampler, a Waynesville plumber, had stored items in the barn. Main cables and rural distribution lines were damaged by heat. Company officials in Lebanon had not yet provided a repair cost or timeframe.
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Waynesville
Ohio Central Telephone Co
N. Main Street
Eer Oareee Gay
Wane Township
Tate Wampler
Lebanon
Boy Hurt In Wreck On Old 25
A five year old local boy sustained a forehead laceration when a car carrying James Stanley 33 of Srague W Va turned onto Oxford State Road collided with a northbound vehicle driven by William Sullivan 30 of 4840 Victoria Ave The child was treated at Middletown Hospital No charges were filed against either driver
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Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Oxford State Road
James Stanley
Srague
W. A
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
William Sullivan
Victoria Ave
Billie Sullivan
Middletown Hospital
Tito Is 72 Today Belgrade AP Tito celebrates 72nd birthday
Belgrade AP reports President Josip Broz Tito turning 72. Acknowledgments from officials and citizens mark the occasion with official ceremonies and greetings.
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Tito
Belgrade
Josip Broz Tito
Hearings For Police Chief Continuing
The Civil Service Commission resumes hearings on Albert Osborne's appeals of suspensions by City Manager C. R. Lukens. Osborne faced a three day suspension for alleged incomplete information about removing an air conditioner and materials, and a 30 day suspension for violating surplus disposal provisions. Five witnesses testified before a recess.
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Hamilton
Civil Service Commission
Albert Osborne
C. R. Lukens
Osborne
Miami Names New Dean Of Women Naomi B Brown
Miami University announces Dr. Naomi B. Brown as the next dean of women pending June board approval. Brown, former Linfield College dean of women, will report August 15 replacing Ruth Warfel who resigns August 1 to become dean of student affairs at Mount Holyoke. Brown has held multiple higher education roles. she is a 1964 Lewis & Clark graduate with advanced degrees from Syracuse and Denver, and a Phi Lambda Theta member active in personnel, guidance and women’s education groups.
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Oxford
Miami University
Naomi B. Brown
Linfield College
McMinnville
Oregon
Miami
John D. Millett
Miss Brown
Ruth E. Warfel
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, Ore
Syracuse University
University of Denver
Columbia University
Oregon Association of Women
Indiana College Personnel Association
American Personnel and Guidance Association
National Association of Women
Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association
American Association of University Professors
Hanover
Linfield
Pi Lambda Theta
Pi Gamma Mu
Sprinklers Drain Tank Elevates Water Ban Talk
East End residents face possible sprinkler restrictions as Curryer Road tank ran dry amid hot dry spell. City Manager Dan Kothe says no pressure issues were reported and weekend rains have eased the shortage for now. A system overhaul and higher rates are debated by the City Commission amid past bans on Ken and Carryer tanks.
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Curryer Road
Kothe
Jackson Lane
Middletown Girl Wins Two Baton Twirling Honors
Lu Ann Evans of Middletown earned first place in advanced baton twirling for 10 year olds and fourth in juvenile strutting at a Saturday contest held at Cedarville High School sponsored by the Boosters club.
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Middletown
Lu Ann Evans
Cedarville High School
Boosters Ub
Franklin Man Receives $1 526 Award for Suggestion
Albert J. Kokoski of 309 Maple St Franklin is awarded 1526 for a suggestion to Black Clawson Co. He has already earned 400 in suggestion awards since 1961. Kokoski, a time study engineer, proposed improvements to the fabrication of a selector screen. Shattle-Pandia Division workers submitted 107 suggestions per 100 employees last year with 38 percent adopted by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Black Clawson Co
Albert J. Kokoski
Maple St
Kokoski
Shattle - Pandia
Black-Clawson
Board to review new textbooks and staffing changes
The Board of Education will examine recommended textbooks for adoption at tonight’s 7 30 session at 4515 Girard Ave. Non certified employees and some teachers are to be appointed. The board will consider purchasing three new school buses.
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Board of Education
Girard Ave
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Robert Fox
Ottawa St
Junior Patrick
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Fox
Patrick
Stan Jeffery
PLAN
Madison
Jacob & Sons, Inc
Jacob
Christian
TYTUS
Naomi B, Brown
Miss Warfel
Dan Kothe
Rodie Stigler
Franklin Man
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Dial
Imperial Concrete Products, Inc
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Howard Ave
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