Official Butler County election vote count begins Tuesday
Official count of votes cast in Butler County will start at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the Board of Elections office in Hamilton. Officials expect the count to finish in a day and a half with a report by Thursday. After certification candidates or committees may file for a recount within five days and must post 10 for each precinct. If errors are found the Republican candidate or committee pays the recount cost.
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Butler County
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Board
Cub Pack 1 Earns About $90 At Fall Carnival
Cub Scout Pack 1 of the First Presbyterian Church held a fall carnival raising about $90. Activities included Hit the Man, a fish pond, pee-wee golf, bowling alley, rifle range, and weight guessing. Den mothers Mrs. Robert Wall Mrs. Tim Johnson and Mrs. ae, with C. W. Rowles as pack committee chairmen, led booth operations.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Wall
Tim Johnson
C. W. Rowles
Middletown Safety Council outlined goals and divisions
Dean Girton safety director described national safety work and the Middletown Safety Council structure for Kiwanis members. He said the local council includes fire prevention traffic industrial school commercial vehicle and women and homes divisions and is sponsored by the Civic Association.
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Dean Girton
Middletown
Post Office Closes Monday in Middletown
The Middletown post office will close Monday Nov 12 and the Butler County courthouse will also be closed that day The sheriff's department will reopen later. A Swedish broadcast features a program titled American Writers discussing American authors novels plays and poems.
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Middletown
Butler County
Sheriff's Department
Close county race and bond issues in county election
Arthur Reiff narrowly trails Ross Snyder by 196 votes in unofficial counts for county commission. Snyder 30 336 Reiff 30 140. Prosecutor Jackson Bosch loses to Robert Marrs by 518 votes. A $750 000 jail courthouse bond fails by a small margin. Morgan Township school bond and Trenton operating levy also fail narrowly. Candidates have 30 days to file campaign expense reports.
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Arthur Reiff
Ross H. Snyder
County Commission
Reiff
Snyder
Jackson Bosch
Robert Marrs
Bosch
Morgan Township
Trenton
Hamilton Girl Heads Musical at Miami University
Frances Elaine Letsinger of Hamilton is overall chairman for Miami University third annual All Campus Music Show in March. The winning script Shades of Heaven was written by Alyce Wecks and Shirley Hickman Miami education seniors. Letsinger is active in the university theater group and Women’s Choral Society.
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Oxford
Frances Elaine Letsinger
H. C. Letsinger
Kemper Road
Hamilton
Miami University
Miami University Theatre
Women’s Choral Society
Block M
Miami
School of Education
Deputy Stricken by Heart Attack at Home
Deputy Sheriff James Greenfield age 61 of 1611 1st Ave was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home last night. Fire department emergency unit responded to an alarm at 7 46 p m and found him short of breath. He was transported to the hospital by McCoy Leffier ambulance.
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James Greenfield
1St Ave
Middletown Hospital
Fire Nt
Greenfield
McCoy- Leffier Ambulance
Thief flees with $200 purse after cafe operator attack
A Middletown cafe operator Mrs Mary Boyd reported an armed style assault when a large man in a Navy coat entered her home by smashing doors and took her black purse containing about $200 and keys. Police identified the suspect as a large man in a navy coat and white cap. Two other incidents in the area were reported including a nonrecovering break in at the Harry Cohen home and tires stolen from Moore Store premises.
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Middletown
Mary Boyd
5Th Ave
S. Clinton St
Marvin Amburgey
Soroptimists Plan Midwest Regional Conference Co hosted by Cincinnati
Middletown Soroptimists will co host the Midwest Regional Conference of Soroptimist International in Cincinnati next March with the Cincinnati club. Plans began for monthly meetings at the Meadows. Members from Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Erie Pa will attend the meeting and finalize plans for a card party next Wednesday night at the Legion. Proceeds will support the mist program to help gifted children. Orr chaired the project and reported progress.
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Middletown
Soroptimist
Cincinnati
Soroptimist International
the Meadows
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Erie
The
Legion
Mist Pro
Miss Orr
Jaycees Induct 14 New Members in Middletown
Delbert Mann, former Jaycees president, led the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce induction of 14 new members. The group, among the largest in years, includes William Howard, Tom Jones, Robert Barnhart, Sherwin Rebec, Jack Howard, Dale Hinshaw, and others. After dinner, the Four Sharps barber shop quartet performed for the new members.
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Middletown
Four Sharps Barbershop Quartet
John, Tutt
Jack Bruggeman
Jerry Sebastian
Don Wagner
Two Auto Crashes With Trains Leave Damages Heavy
Two car train collisions occurred last night with heavy damage but no injuries. A Baltimore & Ohio locomotive backed across Grand Avenue striking Lester Ballard’s car and ripping down fence posts. another driver Otto Malcomb hit a boxcar at Yankee Road crossing. Police cited Rodney McKenny for a stop sign violation in another collision. a fourth incident involved Gerald Ratliffe and a Trenton Home Store truck with damage around Crawford Street and Logan Avenue.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rairoad
Grand Avenue
City Fuel Co
Grand l Ave
Lester Ballard
Franklin Rt. 1
Charles Holt
S. 5Th St
Hamilton
Otto Malcomb
9Th Ave
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Yankee Road
Malcomb
Rodney McKenny
Moore St
Albert Kincaid
West Middletown
Gerald Ratliffe
Eldora Dr
Trenton Home Store
E. State St
Trenton
Crawford Street
Logan Avenue
Vote Error Gives Race To Democrat
Correction of errors in the unofficial vote tally for the Ohio state senate district 20th-22nd shifted victory to Democrat Arthur I Blake of Martins Ferry. Clerk Frank R. O Hanlon reported a 900 vote correction and Belmont County revision producing a 748 vote margin over Republican Paul Baxter.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Arthur I Blake
Martins Ferry
State Senate
Frank R. O'Hanlon
Columbiana County
Blake
Senate
Baxter
Columbina
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
O'Hanlon
Two Policemen Cleared In Boy's Death
In Cincinnati Warion County grand jury found no crime in the death of 15 year old Peter White shot Oct 18 by officers Charles Hensley and Virgil Backsheider at his home after they went to address his truancy. Foreman Wesley Nolting reported the finding to Common Pleas Judge Carson Hoy.
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Cincinnati
Peter White
Warion County
Je ‘E
Wesley Nolting
Common Pleas
Carson Hoy
C. A. Harrell
White
Charles Hensley
Virgil Backsheider
Thoy
Moose Lodge Fish Fry At Hall For Members And Guests
The Moose Lodge hosts a fish fry at 5 30 p m for members families and guests. The social precedes an initiation event scheduled for Sunday November 18.
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Moose Lodge
History Group To Hear Crout Lecture In Butler County
George Crout, principal of Wilson School, will give an illustrated lecture on the History of Middletown at the Butler County Historical Society meeting. The group will meet at 327 N 1st St Hamilton. On the agenda are officer elections for the coming year and a five year trustee selection.
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George Crout
Willson School
Middletown
Butler County Historical Society
Second St
Hamilton
George Benzing
Society
Police Briefs From The Week
Sylvia Fannin, 20, of 1401 Fairmount Ave., arrested on a warrant for 200 in bad checks in Miamisburg. Constables Otis Cole and Jack Deaton recovered a stolen 1951 model car from William Yeary at Shattle Bros. lot and found it in Bean Hollow without wheels. Ronald Siler reported his bicycle stolen at 1512 Forrest Ave.
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Sylvia Fannin
Fairmount Ave
Miamisburg
Otis Cole
Jack Deaton
William Yeary
Germantown Rt. 1
Shattle Bros
Bean Hollow
Ronald Siler
Forrest Ave
Optimistic Club Plans Tea at Mrs Green’s Home
The Optimistic Club will host a tea at 4 p.m. Sunday at the residence of Mrs. Robert Green located at 1401 Young Street.
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Optimistic Club
Robert Green
Young ‘St
Emerson Retires as Chairman of Armco International
E. A. Emerson, chairman of Armco International Corp. executive committee, retires from active service. Former Armco I Corp. president and director (1931–1934) and Cornell mechanical engineer 1910, he opened Armco’s first foreign office in 1912 and expanded exports worldwide. He will remain a director and serve as a consultant on international affairs.
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F. A. Emerson
Armco International Corp
Emerson
Armco I Corp
Cornell University
Armco
Rio de Janeiro
Foreign Ee
Egyptians Fire On U S Consulate In Port Said Attack
U S Consul Anthony Cuomo and Vice Consul Thomas Dickson narrowly escaped as Egyptian gunmen fired from a second floor balcony at the U S Consulate in Port Said. Dickson was wounded by flying glass while others took cover. Cuomo urged U S aid to the area where famine threatens 250000 people.
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William Mahoney
Port
Egypt
U. S
Anthony Cuomo
Ihim
Cuomo
Detroit
Mich
Modesto
Calif
Thomas Dickson
Kilgore
Tex
Dickson
United States
Man Injured In Factory Fall At Aeronca Corp
Norman Shafer, 50, of Trenton Route 1, fell from a fixture at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. He was unconscious briefly, treated for a head injury, and discharged from Middletown Hospital after the 10:50 a.m. treatment.
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Norman Shafer
Trenton
Lions Hear Sales Talk At Club Meeting
Lions Club members heard Al an promote Emory Industries of Cincinnati and Jordan detail the Blue Chips of Selling. The talk covered knowledge, insistence, aggressiveness, faith, personality, and time use. the club announced its annual Christmas party for members and wives on December 1.
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Lions Club
Alan
Emory Industries
Cinnati
Jordan
Manchester
Hi Y Dance Tonight After Football Game
The Hi Y Clubs sponsor a dance tonight after the Middle town Dunbar football game. The dance is open to high school students and starts at 10 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Hi-Y
Middletown-Dunbar
YMCA
Local Minister To Open Kenyon College Meeting
The Rev. McCammon rector of the Ascension here speaks at Kenyon College Gambier during the annual conference on the ministry. His topic is The Vocation to the Ministry. Attending are members from two Ohio Episcopal dioceses and guests from Virginia Delaware and Michigan. The meeting ends tomorrow night.
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McCammon
the of the Ascension
Kenyon College
Gambier
Anna
The
Miny
Ohio
Virginia
Delaware
Michigan
Boy Breaks Leg After Fall at Home
A two year old, Gregory Blevins, fell at home and broke his left leg. He was taken to Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon, received X rays and a cast, and was released. He is the son of Gregory Blevins of 3505 Poinciana Rd.
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Gregory Blevins
Middletown Hospital
Poinciana Rd
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