Oxford Mayor Delays Action On Police Chief Controversy
Oxford officials postponed any move against Police Chief CH Wassenich after Mayor John J Corso warned of filing charges if no response by Nov 9. The hearing drew a packed chamber as Solicitor R Fred Woodruff was absent and allies accused political motives amid bicycle sale rumors.
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Oxford
CH. Wassenich
John J Corso
R. Fred Woodruff
Wassenich
Corso
Nicholas Mayer
Police Committee
Man Fined and Given 30 Days for Suspended License
Franklin Municipal Court Judge J T Riley fined Clint Brady 27 of 645 Shartz Rd 200 and sentenced him to 30 days in jail for driving while his license was suspended. Other fines included Lindsey Baker 35 of Dayton 25 and suspension of driving rights for a year for reckless driving, William Niederauer 55 of Middletown 10 for speeding. Bond forfeitures listed for Le Roy Moore Rene Popper Murray A McLain Henry Groves Norman Edsel Elliot William Hals ey Lonnie Mose Fultz.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Clint Brady
Shartz Rd
Riley
Dayton
Lindsey Baker
William Niederauer
S. Main St
Middletown
T Leroy Moore
Rene Popper
Murray A. McLain
Central Ave
Henry Groves
Sandusky
Norman Edsel Elliot
William Halsey
Catyonno
Lonnie Mose Fultz
Wabsah
Average American coffee consumption cited at 18 pounds yearly
The report states that the typical American uses about 18 pounds of coffee each year.
Rhodes’ name omitted from state directory
Public Works Director Boyd M. Fraser says the absence of State Auditor James A. Rhodes’ name in the new State Building and Telephone Directory was inadvertent and regrettable. Rhodes’ name was found missing Monday. the directory was printed at the State Bindery whose operations were criticized in a recent Rhodes audit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Works
Boyd M. Fraser
James A. Rhodes
New State Building
Rhodes
Fraser
State Bindery
Cleveland Orchestra Accepts Opening Engagement for 1958
The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra has accepted an invitation to open the 1958 season at Robin Hood Dell in Philadelphia while the Philadelphia Orchestra tours Europe.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Robin Hood Dell
Philadephia Orchestra
Europe
Obituary: Guy Cowgill 74 of Middletown
Guy Cowgill, 74, of 2125 Winona Drive, died at Middletown Hospital at 9:30 a.m. after a heart attack. A Hillsboro native, he lived in Middletown 70 years and worked for Logan-Long Co. of Franklin until 1944. Survived by daughter Ethel and sons Chester and Raymond, all of Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home.
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Guy Cowgill
Winona Dr
Middletown Hospital
Hillsboro
Cowgill
Middletown
Logan-Long Co
Franklin
Ethel Cowgill
Chester
Raymond Cowgill
Wilson Memorial Home
Clare Williams Hinkle Dies in San Diego at 70
Clare Williams Hinkle 70 formerly of 1707 Jefferson Ave died at 8 15 a m yesterday in San Diego California He was employed by a guard at Armco Steel Corp and moved to California in June 1955 The body will be returned to Wilson Memorial Home for services and burial.
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Clare Williams Hinkle
Jefferson Ave
San Diego
Calif
Hinkle
Armco Steel Corp
California
Wilson Memorial Home
Mrs Mamie Bamber Morrow dies after heart attack
Mrs Mamie Bam ber Morrow 79 of Morrow died yesterday morning at Hale Hospital Wilmington after a Sunday heart attack. Survived by husband Thomas two daughters Miss Bamber and Mrs Ruth Doane both of Morrow a son John of Wilmington and three grandchildren. Services at Yale Funeral Home 2 p m Thursday burial plans not set. Friends may call after 3 p m tomorrow.
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Morrow
Mamie Bamber
Hale Hospital
Wilmington
Thomas
Miss Bamber
Ruth Doane
John
Yale Funeral
Services for Roxie G. Bell Held in Germantown
Mrs Roxie G Bell of Germantown will have services at 2 pm tomorrow at the Germantown EU B Church. Friends may call at John Arpp Funeral Home after 4 pm today and at the church tomorrow after noon.
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Germantown
Roxie G. Bell
EUB
John Arpp
Lee A Brock dies near Lebanon at 70
Lee A Ander Brock, 70, of near Lebanon, died yesterday at home. He is survived by his wife Mary and seven children. Services set for Thursday in Knox County Kentucky. Friends may call this afternoon and evening and tomorrow afternoon at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Lee Ander Brock
Mary
Knox County
Oswald Fueral
Mrs Amy A Day 67 dies after stroke near Waynesville
Mrs Amy A Day 67 of near Waynesville died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton at 1 15 p m yesterday an hour after admission following a stroke at home on Route 73 three miles east of Waynesville Surviving husband Lyman a daughter Mrs Florence Moran of Waynesville a son Charles Day of Dayton a sister Mrs Martha Kennedy four brothers Charles Hay Sabina Alfred Dayton Carl Medway Marvin Hay Troy seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral Thursday at Stubbs Funeral Home burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin
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Waynesville
Amy A. Day
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Rt. 73
Lyman
Florence Moran
Charles Day
Martha Kennedy
Charles Hay
Sabina
Alfred
Carl
Medway
Marvin Hay
Troy
Stubbs Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Mrs Elsie Frye 78 Died In South Lebanon
Mrs Elsie Jane Frye 78 of 161 E Forest Ave South Lebanon died Sunday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by son Harley E Frye five daughters 16 grandchildren. Services 2 30 p m tomorrow Oswald Funeral Home burial South Lebanon Cemetery.
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South Lebanon
Mason conductor Joseph Payne dies at 60
Joseph Payne 60 of Mason died yesterday after a heart attack suffered two weeks earlier at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. He worked as a conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Surviving wife Laura two sons William and Belman a daughter Irene Douglas two sisters and a brother in Baltimore. Funeral tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today.
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Mason
Joseph Payne
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Payne
Pennsylvania Railroad
4Th St
Laura
Irene Douglas
William
Belman
Baltimore
Yale
Morrow Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Frank George Salzarulo and Robert Abner
Frank George age 70 of 1207 High Street and Michael Salzarulo of 9388 South 11th Street and Robert E. Lee Abner of 3064 South C Street are listed with Requiem High Mass times and funeral home services. Frank George has Mass at St. Peter Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Michael Salzarulo has Mass at St. Veronica Church at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Robert Abner’s services are at 10 a.m. Thursday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Frank George
High St
St. Peter Church
Michael Salzarulo
S. 11Th St
St. Veronica
Robert E. Lee Abner
S. C St
Webb Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere
George M. Neil a 50 year old attorney and former general manager of the Philadelphia Inquirer died Monday He was born in Philadelphia
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George M. Neil
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
All Ohio Traffic Safety Conference Planned in Columbus
Gov C William ONeill announced a one day All Ohio Traffic Safety Conference at DeshlerHilton Hotel Columbus with speakers including J William Bethea Thomas Boate Gordon Jeffery and Otis Hess. The event will feature six round table discussions on records education enforcement engineering legislation and public support.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Deshler + Hilston
Ohio
J. William Bethea
Washington
Thomas N. Boate
The
Assn. of Casualty and Safety Companies
New York City
Gov. O'Neill
Gordon Jeffery
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Jesse T Smith
Cleveland
Otis R. Hess
Cincinnati
Governor's Traffic Safety Committee
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WR Dyleer
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Cleveland Orchestra
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O & BS Salutors
OGB
Anking
Onhos
Bont Bank
FD. 1. C
Bowntown Office Cor
Main & Central
Central Office
Nelbar Office Cor
Nelbar, Vasiiy & Tytus
Clare W. Hinkle
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Lee A. Brock
Elsie J. Frye
Lady Sylvia
Verity
Ross
Clearance
Eer Bee
Pete Mest
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