Community Day Service Set Here
United Missionary Baptist Church hosts World Community Day sponsored by United Church Women. A social at 9:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall, a meeting at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary. Rev. G Walter Weber of First Baptist will discuss his trip to Central American missions. Bios Music by Clement Burton and husband on the organ. Baby-sitting provided. chaired by Mrs. Fred Helsinger with Mrs. Robert McNamara assisting.
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United Missionary Baptist Church
United Church Women
Fellowship Hall
G. Walter Weber
Clement Burton
Annexation clash in Butler County petitions overlap
Butler County Commissioners plan to reschedule joint hearings on overlapping annexation petitions for parcels south of Oxford State Road and Greentree Road near the Monroe Middletown line. Paul E. Shyers seeks 301 acres plus farms and businesses including Starglo Drive-In Theater for Middletown. Barbara Frentzel seeks 200 acres for Monroe. Hearings will address both requests and a separate 9.7 acre Sunny Acres subdivision to Middletown.
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Butler County
Middletown
Monroe
Oxford State Road
Greentree Road
Warren County Line
Middletown City
Middle ‘Town
Carew Davis
Merle Leeds
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Starglo Drive-In
Freeholders
Barbara Frentzel
Warren County
Davis
Shyers
Sunny Acres
Warrren County Commission
Three adults and two juveniles charged in market theft
Burglary charges filed against Darrell Gibson 19 Leroy Fitzwater 18 and Paul Hogg 19 and two 17 year old youths for breaking into Pence's Super Market cooler area early yesterday. They admitted stealing beer milk and cottage cheese. All were in custody and three faces in Municipal Court tomorrow. Police noted other burglaries including Rogers Jewelers loss undetermined and a Shell station theft of 250 dollars plus two damaged pop machines.
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Pence’s
Tytus Ave
Darrell Gibson
Maple St
Leroy Fitzwater
Woodlawn Ave
Paul Hogg
Flemming Road
Gibson
Fitzwater
Hogg
Rogers Jewelers
Central Ave
Franz Gulf Service Station
Yankee Road
Smith Avenue
Auditor reports first monthly school fund distribution
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced the initial monthly payment under new law abolishing quarterly disbursements. The sum exceeds 24.8 million dollars and is allocated to all 734 school districts across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Thief Had No Respect Burglary at Hyde Park Church
Cincinnati police seek a bold burglar who broke into the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Hyde Park, used a 30 pound bronze altar cross to smash a door, carried a candlestick and lit candles during a Tuesday night ransacking of a filing cabinet. Loot valued at $40 reported by Rev. Donald Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Franklin Lemon results changed in local school election
A Warren County election official attributed a clerical error to a miskeyed total that swapped Ada Nock and Samuel S. Steadman for the Franklin Board of Education race. Final unofficial counts showed Steadman leading 1,198 to 1,191, with official tallies to be released in coming days.
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Warren County Election Board
Ada Nock
Franklin Board of Education
Samuel S. Steadman
Board of Elections
Nock
Steadman
Election Board
Lemon Township
Journal
Reed Banks
Edward Evans
Evans
Banks
Board of Election
Middletown
Hamilton
Trenton School Board
Juanita Ennis
Robert D. McIntyre
Oliver McKinney
Wesley L. Page
Eileen Edith Smith
Stanley Till
Donisi Case In Wrong Court Delays Trial Near Guadalajara
Angelo Donisi, a 25 year old Armco employee from Midweston, faces a case redirected to a lower court after a traffic fatality near Guadalajara. He was released on bond but remains detained awaiting a trial that may not occur for months. His passport money and car were impounded and he cannot return home.
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Middletonian
Angelo Donisi
Mexico
Guadalajara
Donisi
Armco Interna
Gomez
Armco International
Armco
Wildwood Road
Police Cadets Now Deferred
Cincinnati police defer Steven Cox 20 from military service while he remains a police cadet. The deferment eases staffing woes as department seeks to keep 800 officers. chief Schrotel says cadets are needed for citizen protection. One cadet from the class of 28 was inducted last week for an examination order.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Steven Cox
Stanley R. Schrotel
Cox
Wek
Forget-Me-Not Sale by Middletown War Mothers
Middletown chapter of American War Mothers conducts its 45th annual Forget-Me-Not sale in city business areas tomorrow and Saturday to fund hospital gifts for veterans and families. Leader Mrs. Lela Petry notes funds support televisions, radios, bath equipment, library pictures, records, and transportation to events, with yearly dinners for veterans returning from trips.
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American War Mothers
Lela Petry
Sherman Ave
Middletown
War Mothers’ Group
Cincinnati Reds
City extends leaf collection as two final days loom
City crews push through the last two days of the annual leaf collection campaign as fine debris continues to fall. Superintendent Carl Dennin urges residents to rake leaves to the gutter for easier vacuum pickup while sanitation chief Ken Young notes limits on garbage can loads and extra container costs.
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Carl Dennin
Ken Young
Mothers Plan Monthly Viet Nam Baked Goods Drive
Mrs. Serah Monroe and Mrs. Judy Bowman organize local bake sales to send monthly care packages to Middletown area servicemen in Viet Nam. They will coordinate with the Red Cross to compile names and seek local volunteers, including bakers and donors, with contact numbers to join.
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Serah Monroe
Judy Bowman
Viet Nam
Congress
Sarah
Wicoff St
Judy
Yankee Road
Red Cross
Middletown
Pace Slows In Building In Middletown October 1964
In Middletown October 1964 building activity slowed with 51 permits valued at 404 110 dollars. October total 792 220 dollars also from 51 permits, while the 10 month total remains high on Armco Steel Corp expansion activity. Year to date 18 992 053 dollars aided by a 9 million Armco hot strip mill permit. The highest yearly total prior was 13 million in 1959. Commissioner Frank Ludewig expects 20 million this year. The largest October permit so far was 93 000 dollars for an addition to Aker’s Packaging Service at 2820 Jefferson Rd. Apart from that, apartment projects dominated with four four family houses on Orchard St at 28 600 dollars each. Also approved were one two family residence and four single family dwellings. Citizen's Savings & Loan Association renovated offices at 1215 Central Ave with a 31 000 dollar permit.
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Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Frank Ludewig
Aker’s
Jefferson Road
Orchard Street
Citizen's Savings & Loan Association
Central Ave
Franklin Eves Land For School
Franklin officials report an option on 28 acres on Pennyroyal Road east of Staley Road for a new elementary school to serve 480 pupils. Voters approved a 1.595 million bond on Sept 14 enabling two new schools with state funds totaling 1.3175 million. no high school site action yet.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Jeff Boggs
Pennyroyal Road
Staley Road
Two Teens Cleared in Butler County Robbery Case
James Edward Foster and Frank Timberlake were found not guilty by a Butler County jury in a robbery case involving Fred Fletcher of Middletown. Fletcher died in an auto crash days after the alleged incident. both defendants testified they were with friends.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
James Edward Foster
Frank Timberlake
17Th St
Fred Fletcher
Fletcher
Bethany
Foster
Timberlake
Friends
Butler County
Plan Prepared For Action On Pornography
The Knights of Columbus announces an Ohio wide drive against obscene literature. Rocco Veneziano of Wooster says the group will canvass magazine and book dealers and offer a window decal to cooperating shops labeling them K of C approved.
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Columbus, Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Knights State Activity Council
Rocco Veneziano
Wooster
Veneziano
Italy Workers Get Pay Hikes
Rome AP reports Italian industry commerce and agriculture workers receive automatic pay raises of 2 to 6 cents daily due to a higher cost of living. The official cost of living scale increased from 143 to 144 this past quarter after starting at 100 in late 1956.
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Rome
Madison Pupil Earns Eagle Scout Award at Court of Honor
Robert Harbaum, 14, son of Mr and Mrs William Harbaum Jr of 6636 Elk Creek Road, received an Eagle Scout award during a Bloomfield Elementary School court of honor. A Madison High School ninth grader with six years in scouting, Harbaum is senior patrol leader of Troop 25 and has earned 27 merit badges. Tim Murphy also received a merit badge. John Raiche is Scoutmaster of Troop 25.
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Trenton
Robert Harbaum
William Harbaum Jr
Elk Creek Road
Bloomfield
Madison High School
Tim Murphy
John Raiche
Speeding Wreck Kills Passenger in Ironton Ohio
IRONTON Ohio AP A passenger was killed and the driver injured when a vehicle crashed at high speed along a Lawrence County road Wednesday The victim was William Hale 65 of Rt 1 South Point died at the scene The driver Delbert C Williams of Rt 2 South Point was injured in the high speed crash recorded by Ohio Highway Patrol
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Ironton, Ohio
Lawrence County
Ohio Highway Patrol
William Hale
Rt. 1
South Point
Delbert C. Williams
Rt. 2
Armco Lays Off 210 Middletown Workers
Armco's Middletown Works cut 210 workers after a return to normal production. Manager D S Holstein said prior high shipments and inventories prompted the layoff, as long time staff finish vacations reducing need for extra help. Despite the cuts, total employment remains about 6,000 with a net gain over 1964.
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Armco
Middletown Works
D. S. Holstein
Holstein
Son Burns Social Security Card In Symbolic Act
Earle Mansfield of Lynn Massachusetts says his 24 year old UNM student son burned his Social Security card as a symbolic protest against current administration policies. The son insists the act was serious not a joke and aims to reject working requirements. Social Security officials note burning the card is not illegal and duplicates are available if desired.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Earle Mansfield
Joe
Mansfield
Lynn
Mass
University of New Mexico
Social Security Administration
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Fred Helsinger
Robert McNamara
New Jersey
Logan T. Johnston
Miami University
Phillip Shriver
Miami
Igit
Monroe, Middletown
Paul E. Shyers
Tional
Jesus Gomez
Sarah Monroe
Franklin Eves
Italy
Madison
Grunner’s
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