Ayres Addresses Managers Meeting On Workplace Harmony
Joe Ayres of Armco Steel spoke to Butler County NOMA on Bosses’ Night urging managers to meet basic human needs for approval and belonging. He urged using office talent to boost efficiency and cooperation over mere automation. Police probe continues into a Middletown woman’s fatal shooting by her husband, who claims accidental play with a gun during a cops and robbers game. The case cites 22 caliber gunshot to Eloise Holder, 21, with husband Richard Holder Jr. in custody. the couple’s child, Cheryl Ann, 2½ months, was in another room. The husband’s account is questioned by coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone. Mrs. Holder, a former savings and loan employee, belonged to the Firemen’s Auxiliary. services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the First Church of God, burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Joe Ayres
Armco Steel Corp
Butler County
National Office Managers Assn
Ayers
NOMA
Evan Hamilton
Middletown
Kirk Strodbeck
First National Bank of
Richard Holder Jr
Holder
Eloise Holder
Barnitz St
Ms. Holder
Cheryl Ann
Garret J. Boone
William Fishbaugh
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Chery Ann
Laude Snelling
Claude Jr
William
Donald
Paul
John
Gene
Thomas
Michael
Jack
Larry
Rickey
Betty
Kathy
First Church of God
R. C. Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Billman to Lead Scout Project for Cookie Sale
Mrs. Billman of 3104 McGee Ave will head the Girl Scouts 1956 cookie sale to finance the council camp program. The campaign opens in March. She is a former member of the Girl Scout board of directors in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Brookes Billman
McGee Ave
Girl Scouts
Billman
Girl Scout Board of Directors
Butler
Five Lafayette Lodge Members to Be Initiated Knights
Five members of Lafayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythias will receive the rank of knight in initiation ceremonies tomorrow night at Castle Hall lodge headquarters.
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Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
City Budget Hearing Set By 1956 Commissioners
City commissioners plan a 7:30 p.m. public hearing on the 1956 budget in the City Building. The session notes annexation delays for the 827 acre Mayfield area and potential injunction implications. Afterward, Thompson will report on city estimates and invoices, with talks on moving the Farmers Market and creating a new communications technician post.
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Charles W. Thompson
Mayfield
Thompson
Clinton Canal
13-Year-Old Pinned Under Wrecked Auto
A 13-year-old South Lebanon boy, Darrel Cole, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being pinned under an overturned car on Ohio 122 near Red Lion. He suffered a lacerated eye and fractured pelvis. the driver’s identity remained undisclosed as investigators continued. A separate accident on U.S. 42 near Lebanon involved a Schwerman Trucking Co. tractor-trailer, overturning and losing cement loads. driver Robert Bowman reported minor injuries.
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Red Lion
South Lebanon
Middletown Hospital
Darrel Cole
Carl Cole
South Broadway
Cole
Ohio 122
Eaton's
Franklin
Blue Ash Airport Beaten Soundly in Local Vote
Cincinnati and Hamilton County residents defeated most bond issues in yesterday’s election. Only the Dunham Hospital bond passed while the Blue Ash airport and voting machine bonds were rejected. A county civil defense levy also failed as Cincinnati’s proportional representation results left council elections uncertain for days.
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Cincinnati
Cracker Prices Fall in Louisville Shelves
In Louisville prices for premium soda crackers dropped from 25 cents to 13 cents a pound box as cut rate crackers from New Orleans flood the market. The decline is attributed to the influx of cheaper imports impacting local prices.
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Louisville
New Orleans
Miltenberger Re elected Mayor In Eaton Race
Miltenberger was re elected mayor of Eaton yesterday defeating former mayor Lee Campbell Jr by 752 to 694 votes. Four incumbent council members were re elected Lloyd Wehbey Ross Beard Charles Garrett and Gerald Taylor with votes 1041 971 879 and 794. Newcomers Arthur Walker 897 and Irvin Maxwell 816 won seats while Gerald Bechtel lost by two votes. All other village candidates faced no opposition.
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Eaton
Willard Miltenberger
Lee Campbell Jr
Lloyd Wehbey
Ross Beard
Charles Garrett
Gerald Taylor
Arthur Walker
Irvin Maxwell
Gerald Bechtel
Taylor
Horse and Rider Plunge After Quick Stop Trigger
Ten year old Dick Whitt of Franklin tried a sharp stop on Main Street and was tossed beneath as his horse fell. He suffered a swollen right knee treated at Middletown Hospital. Separately Boyd Williams of Church Street was treated for a cut hand after being struck by a bearing at United Welding Co. where he works.
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Dick Whitt
Boys Ave
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Boyd Williams
Church St
Debtor Floyd Palmer Enters Trusteeship in City Court
Floyd Palmer of 1172 Lafayette Ave listed debts totaling 529.69 owed to nine creditors and was accepted into trusteeship in Municipal Court yesterday.
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Floyd Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Footprints In Cement Of Time On Gideon Road
Sam Boeke, director of public service, notes residents mimic Hollywood foot prints as new sidewalks on Gideon Road dry slowly in chilly weather. He compares the look to Sid Grauman's theater and jokes dogs and Lassie imitate the trend. He wonders if East End neighbors crave a Hollywood complex.
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Hollywood
Gideon Road
Sam Boeke
Public Service
Sid Grauman
Film Capital
Booke
East End
Two Rear End Collisions Cause $1,125 Damage in City
Police report two rear end crashes yesterday with total damage of 1125. Hope Balda of 1504 Park Dr headed east on Grand Ave, struck a parked car in the 3000 block at 8 56 a m. 600 damage to her station wagon and 150 to James Hall’s car. Ethel Doyle of 826 10th Ave hit a stopped auto driven by Louie Reiner at Central Ave near the New York Central crossing at 7 11 p m. 375 damage. No injuries were reported.
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Hope Balda
Park Dr
Grand Avenue
James Hall
Grand Ave
Ethel A. Doyle
10Th Ave
Louie Reiner
Linden Ave
New York Central Railroad
Central Avenue
Creer
Civitan Club Installs Two New Members
The Civitan Club installed Dr Linden L. Meece and Floyd Duffey at its previous night’s meeting. E Sherron performed the installation, with welcome by Club President Dr R R Hasemeier. A membership report was given and fruit cake sale plans discussed for December 6 at the Police Pistol Range.
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Civitan Club
Linden L. Meece
Floyd Duffey
E. Sherron
R .R. Hasemeier
Sherron
Elliot Perkins
Perkins
Civitan
R. R. Hasemeier
At The Movies Listings With Show Times
Paramount, Strand, Colonial, and Dixie Cruise In present a week of film showings with multiple daily times. Bengazi Rebel With Out a Cause Count Three and Pray Santa Fe Passage Mu tiny He Walked By Night Fay Horizon Seven Little Foys Garden of Evil play across Wednesday and Thursday schedules at various theaters.
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Paramount
Bengazi
Miller Grateful as Middletown Elects New City Commissioner
Martin Miller, leading the field in a six person race, thanks citizens for electing him to the Middletown City Commission. He pledges to work with Francis Carmody and Charles Stiles on an efficient, progressive four year administration alongside Bill Denham and Art Sanderson. Carmody and Stiles express pride in re election, vowing continued steady leadership and growth. Stiles notes the five member board will pursue efficiency and honesty in serving the city.
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Middletown
City Commission
Martin Miller
The
Journal Today
Francis Carmody
Charles Stiles
Bill Denham
Art Sanderson
Commission
Hanny
Charlie Stiles
Marty Miller
R. A. Hill
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U.S
Lebanon
Robert Bowman
Springfield
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Schwerman Trucking Co
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Blue Ash
Miltenberger
Civitans
OUR
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
Sutphin
Aemco East Galt
Monroe, Ohio
Miller
Ake
Jewelers
Central Ave
Second Avenue
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