West Middletown Woman Feared Drowned In Celina Lake Mishap
Pauline Staggs 35 of Route 1 West Middletown is missing and presumed drowned after a fishing trip near Celina. A wind squall drove two boats apart, one began to sink, and seven of eight were rescued as searchers worked from dawn until nightfall without locating the missing woman. Survivors include her parents and five sisters with additional relatives.
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West Middletown
Celina Lake
Pauline Staggs
Route 1
Lake St. Mary's
Celina
Harmon’s Landing
M. A. Durbin
Frank Parke
New Bremen
William Burns
Dixie Dr
Dayton
Harvey Middleton
Staggs
Donald
Shirley
Kenneth
Lorene Mack
Miamisburg
Irene Pierce
Hamilton
Mary Bell Cox
Arzetta Johnson
Middletown
Jeanette
Earl
Miamisburg Girl Dies In Headon Collision
A 12 year old girl Phyllis Jean Lovely of 38 North Main Street Miamisburg was killed in a head on collision on Route 25 near Franklin city limits at about 5 pm Tuesday. Her mother Mrs Jerry Lovely 38 suffered a fractured jaw and cuts. Several others including Phyllis’s brother Richard Dale Lovely and two occupants of the other car were injured. Police charged John Donathan with operating while under the influence.
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Middletown
Phyllis Jean Lovély
North Main St
Miamisburg
Headon
Roger Wilson
Phyllis
Jerry Lovely
Catherine Weills
Morris St
Cincinnati
Franklin
Wilson
B. W. Williams
Warren County
Richard Dale Lovely
Middletown Hospital
Miam School
Leroy Lovely
Eaton Funeral Home
Flood Sweeps Auto Away in Kentucky Wild Flood
A flood from Three Miles Creek near Brie swept away two passenger cars and two trucks after a violent rainstorm. Jo Wilson of Danville helped his mother, Mrs Pinkin Wilson, 70, of Marshall to safety minutes before their car was carried downstream. The Wilsons and others climbed to a barn on high ground as water rose, with cars tied to trees to prevent loss.
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West Union
Three Miles Creek
Brie
Jo Wilson
Danville
Pinkin Wilson
Marshall
Dick Middletown
Winchester
Wilson
William Hull
Tollesboro
Lea
Condition Of Streets Draws New Protests
City commissioners hear complaints over street conditions after water pipeline work and discuss fountain repairs at Goldman Park. Tonight’s meeting may review Verity Clark traffic controls, new lights, and a state highway study.
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Goldman Park
Thomas D. Carmody
Verity Clark
Tytus Ave
Ohio State Highway Department
Construction figures show decrease in May
May construction costs fell to 418 886 with 97 building permits issued, 22 for new homes. Lumber costs rose for at least two types while Orville Carson said the month’s activity was lower than 1968. April totals were 813 487 with 30 dwellings.
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Orville Carson
Carson
Paw Ruth
Alameda
Raymond Ware Es Sen
Charges Faced by Erickson and Co-Conspirator
New York County grand jury filed a 90 count information against Frank Erickson Lam b for conspiracy and bookmaking. The 89 bookmaking counts cover 1930 to 1950. Harry Richards is named as a co-conspirator and held as a material witness with bail set at 160,000.
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NEW York
New York County Grand Jury
Frank Erickson
Lamb
Senate
Frank 8. Hogan
S . Hogan
Harry Richards
Richards
Lausche to Give Four Addresses in Four Days
Gov Frank Lausche will speak to four audiences in Ohio over four days. He will address retiring Cleveland schoolteachers at the Cleveland Hotel tomorrow night. He meets Future Farmers of America at Ohio State University Friday. He delivers the UD commencement address Saturday and speaks at the Maria Stein Legion home dedication Sunday in Mercer County.
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Cleveland
Future Farmers of America
Ohio State University
University of Dayton
American Legion
Maria Stein
Mercer County
Holy Trinity Parish Gifts Father Sterwerf For Rome Trip
Holy Trinity Parish presented Father Walter J. Sterwerf with 2700 to fund a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome. The gift followed an eight year priesthood anniversary dinner at Holy Trinity School as members of the PTA and parishioners gathered to honor him.
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Holy Trinity Parish
Walter Sterwerf
Rome
Walter J. Sterwerf
Middletown
Holy Trinity Church
Msgr. J. F. McNary
Father Steinert
Holy Trinity School
Francis Smith
PTA
Father Sterwerf
Holy Trinity
James F. Mulligan
First National Bank
Father Sterwert
Vital Statistics Births and Residents Named
Vital statistics notice lists Bert M. French, 78, of Franklin Ohio and families of Middletown Route 2 Selma McKeller 1304 Calumet Ave Tiemeier Route 1 Edward Kuhn Waynesville Route 2 George Stone Franklin Route 2 and Mark A. New of sen Hamilton Mercy Hospital with births announced yesterday and today. several entries indicate out of town status.
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Ralph McWhorter
Middletown
Selma McKeller
Calumet Ave
Ae —. Oe
Mark A. New
Sen Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Medical and surgical cases listed in Franklin area
A list of patients from Franklin and nearby towns including Middletown and Dayton with medical and surgical cases. Names include Charles Richardson Jessie Phillips Nina Hutchinson Gerald Glossip and Charles Byers, among others, with several transfers and dismissals noted.
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and Turner
Franklin
Charles Richardson
Harry T. Wilson
West Middletown
Jessie
First Ave
Ee Eaeca Charles Rapazy
Jerry A
Middletown
James Scott
Garfield St
Ward Taylor
Charlies Byers
Fred Byers
Surgical
John Phillips
Raymond Phillips
Frank
Nina Ae
M. C. Hutchinson
Gerald Glossip
Tiffip, Sr
Charles FE. Conarroe
Dayton
Aberien
North Sutphin St
Cincinnati
Holmes Hospital
Rosebud Sewing Club meets at Broad Street residence
The Rosebud Sewing Club will gather at Mrs Loreta Bewis home on Broad Street with Mrs Edna Tramell assisting. The meeting Friday at 8:30 p m features guest coordination. The third of four Day Camp training sessions for Girl Scout staff figures held tomorrow at Camp Mideldiemoor led by Miss Peggy Richardson and Mrs Garnet L. Church. Day Camp opens June 12.
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Rosebud Sewing Club
Loreta Bewis
Broad St
Edna Tramell
Camp
Mideldiemoor
Peggy Richardson
Girl Scout Office
Garnet L. Church
At the Movies: New Tarzan Showings and Jolson Sings Again
Paramount presents Perfect Stranger with Ginger Rogers and Dennis Morgan at 1:25 3:30 5:35 7:40 9:45 p.m. Strand features Tarzan and the Green Goddess with Herman Brix at 2:30 5:05 7:40 16:15 p.m. Also New Adventure of Tarzan with Herman Brix at 1:15 3:45 6:20 8:55 p.m. Jolson Sings Again stars Larry Parks and Barbara Hale at 2:35 6:20 10:05 p.m. Thursday.
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Ginger Rogers
Dennis Morgan
Herman Brix
Tarzan
Jolson
Larry Parks
Barbara Hale
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John Donathan
William Bencoe
Latonia
Lawrence Hensley
Granada Ave
Fifteenth Ave
Minnesota St
Mary Ellen McDaniels
Public Accountant
Public Accountants Society OF Ohio
Carmody
Ralph Bauer
Francie Carmody
Chamber of Commerce
John Weber
William Shawhan
Lausche
C. F. Myers
Dixie Heights Improvement League
Ares
Earl and Versa Whitt
Main St
Che
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Erickson
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Armco Steel Corporation
Armco
Maurice Reardon
John T. McNicholas
John Staunton
Ohip Welfare Conference
Henry Haacke
Catholic Messene
Covington
Otto Ering
St. Stephen's
Newport
Victor Broering
St. Ann's
Francis Franer
St. Lawrence's
John H. Brockman
St. Monice’s Cathedral
John Campbell
de Porres School For Colored
Eugene Gallaher
Purcell School
Msgr. Mccary
Sterwerf
J . Sterwerf
Janet
Bert M. French
Franklin, O
Alonzo McCane
Moore
Lin
Vernon Jones
Loretta Lawson
Estill Lawson
Effie May Elliott
Lebanon
Lanes Nettle
Central
John Johnson
Douglas Johnson
Oxford State
Joseph Lowen
Raymond
San Elampy
Jacoby Ave
Herman Bohne
Grand Ave
William Reardon
Ellen
Emmett Gregory
Seventeenth Ave
Re Morris
Louis Davis
Central Ave
Tony Krizan
Columbia Ave
Opie Adams
Jackson St
Ade Tinch
Tony Kavicky
Yankee
Illiamson
Kanea
Sun
Fernece
Tementa
Wert Shoop
Williamson Gas
Williemson
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
N. Broad St
Dial
Bank of England
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
Colored News
Paramount
Gough-Lamb
Charles ST
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