Two Motorists Arrested After Accidents In City
A Miamisburg man was arrested after his car hit dead end signs on old Ohio 73 in Middletown, causing $400 damage. Rufus Ellis was cited for failure to yield after a second crash at Cleveland Street and Hill Avenue with $1200 damage. Alma Ellis, 19, was treated for injuries at Middletown Hospital. Numerous other city crashes with minor damages are listed.
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Miamisburg
Middletown
Rufus Ellis
Jefferson Ave
Cleveland Street
Hill Avenue
Alma Ellis
Middletown Hospital
Wilbur Knotls
Omaha St
Joe Sears
Plymouth St
Lacy Dalton
W. 2Nd St
Franklin
Grand Avenue
Alameda
Chester Barr
S. Main St
Dorothy Huff
Wildwood Dr
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Jackie McGuire
Franklin Rt. 2
Bertha Vickers
Columbus
Roy Russell
Central Ave
Howard
N. Broad St
Yankee Rd
Robert Burton
Michigan Ave
Man Charged With Auto Theft and Larceny in Middletown
George Cox an 18 year old of West Middletown was arrested on warrants charging auto theft grand larceny and related thefts. He allegedly stole a 1951 model car from City Lot 3 late Nov 5 or early Nov 6 and clothing worth 300 plus tools and papers from the vehicle. The car was recovered and Cox was arrested on Oxford State Road. He is to be arraigned Monday.
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Middletown
George Cox
West Middletown
City Jar
Perry Henderson
City Hotel
Cox
City Lot
Henderson
Reter Coy Hall
John Lowe
Jack Deaton
Oxford State Road
City Officials Attend National Municipal League Convention
City Manager Charles W. Thompson and City Commissioner Arthur Sanderson left for Memphis to join four days of sessions on urban renewal at the National Municipal League convention. They plan to return Thursday. The piece notes the pari mutuel machine was invented by a Frenchman named Oller and first installed at a French race track in 1965.
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Charles W. Thompson
Arthur Sanderson
National Municipal League
Memphis
Tenn
Thompson
Sanderson
Oller
Wrist fracture after fall shocks local resident
Mrs Donald Lehman 70 of 2300 Cristel Ave was admitted to Middletown hospital at noon yesterday after a fall at her home. She suffered a fractured right wrist.
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Donald Lehman
Cristel Ave
Middletown
Elections Accounts Due Dec 5 for Bond Issues and Taxes
Butler County election officials require all candidates and campaign committees promoting bond issues and tax levies to file expense accounts with the Board of Elections by December 5 or within 30 days after the last Tuesday’s general election. Certification of election will wait until filings. Paul R Needles has filed a no expenditures account for the Seven Mile Local School District tax levy.
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Richard B. Wilkerson
Butler County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Paul R. Needles
Seven Mile Board of Education
Seven Mile
Two Injured In Middletown Traffic Crashes
Two people were slightly injured and one motorist arrested after two separate crashes near Franklin and Trenton. Annie Munoz of Cincinnati received scalp and knee abrasions after a two car collision on U S 25 north of Franklin. Curtis Cornett of Middletown was charged with careless operation. Thomas Hardeman of Cincinnati treated for body and shoulder injuries after a collision on Hamilton Trenton Road near Trenton when William Nixon Jr struck a turning auto driven by Helen Shepherd.
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Middletown
Annie Munoz
Cincinnati
U. S. 25
Franklin
Curtis Cornett
Plum St
Thomas Hardeman
6Th Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Hamilton-Trenton
Hardeman
William Nixon, Jr
Young St
Helen Shepherd
Trenton
Ezzard Charles to Speak at Local Church Event
Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles will speak at a Church of God program on Sunday at 3 p.m. The event, at the Church of God on 11th and Lincoln Streets, aims to support the church building fund as Charles arrives from Cincinnati.
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Ezzard Charles
Church of God
11Th
Lincoln Streets
Charles
Cincinnati
Bar fight leaves man with cut eye. suspect arrested on DUI
Arthur Hitch of 402 Staton St. was treated at Middletown Hospital after a fight at Pat's Bar. Officers arrested Sam Miller, 49, of 3914 Jewell Ave. at that address on charges of driving while intoxicated resisting arrest and driving under suspension.
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Arthur Hitch
Staton St
Middletown Hospital
Pat's Bar
Sam Miller
Jewell Ave
U S Revenue Office to Close for Armistice Day
The U S Internal Revenue office in the Post Office Building will close Monday in observance of Armistice Day. Administrative officer A R Maupin said taxpayer assistance normally offered Mondays will shift to Tuesday due to the holiday.
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U. S. Revenue Bureau
U. S. Internal Revenue Office
A. R. Maupin
Maupin
Square Dance Night at YMCA With Clinic and Dance
Tonight at the YMCA square dancing begins at 8 o clock with a half hour training session to cover patterns and techniques. Dancing continues until 11 30 p m. The Two by Four Square Dance Club sponsors the event.
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YMCA
Torch Causes Fire In Middletown Lumber Yard
Firefighters were called at 10 25 p m to N Broad Street and Manchester Avenue where an overturned torch ignited lumber owned by McCurdy Construction Co. No damage occurred.
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Middletown
N. Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
McCurdy Construction Co
Deaths, Funerals in Middletown Area
Miss Anna M. Quinn longtime resident of 1516 Fleming Rd dies at Middletown Hospital at 7 p.m. She attended Holy Trinity School and was active in Holy Trinity Parish and groups. Survived by sister Margaret Quinn and nephews Frank and William Meehan. Funeral services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons and Holy Trinity Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Anna M. Quinn
Middletown
Fleming Rd
Frank
William Meehan
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral
Cincinnati shoe dealer Maurice Dennis dies at 39
Maurice Dennis, 39, a Middletown High School 1935 graduate and WWI veteran, died at home in Cincinnati after a heart attack. Survived by wife Mary four children Cynthia Sandra Louis David mother Mrs Anna Dennis sisters Mrs Hyman Hellman and Mrs Rose Benjamin. Services at Weir Funeral Home Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Maurice Dennis
Cincinnnati
Cinetanet
Anna Dennis
Central Ave
Louis Dennis
Dennis
Middletown High School
Middletown
Cincinnati
Mary
Cynthia
Sandra
Louis
David
Hyman Hellman
Rose Benjamin
Weir Funeral Home
Sidney Brown Rites Noted. Funeral Monday
Lebanon services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Osswald Funeral Home for Sidney Brown age 73 a retired farmer who died yesterday at his home 120 Cincinnati Ave.
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Lebanon
Oswald
Sidney Brown
Cincinnati Ave
Notable Obituaries Across Several Cities
Percy J. Philip 70 longtime New York Times foreign correspondent and Ottawa bureau chief died Friday. Born in Scotland he served Europe 20 years and Ottawa 13 years. Also noted were William B advertising executive who died Friday Bobby Manziel 49 oilman tied to Manziel Coliseum project in Tyler Texas and Mrs. Fred T Murphy 78 Detroit civic leader mother of ambassador Fred M. Alger who died Friday.
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Ottawa
Percy J. Philip
New York Times
Europe
Times
Scotland
Cleveland
William B
Tyler
Tex
Bobby Manziel
Detroit
Fred T Murphy
Fred M. Alger
Belgium
Lingler Trial Date Set After Grand Jury Indictments
Martin Lingler, 39, of Hamilton, indicted by the Butler County grand jury on two counts of grand larceny, faces trial at 1 30 p m Monday for allegedly stealing a boat and trailer from the Hamilton Boat Club last August. Lingler recently lost an election bid for county commissioner.
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Martin Lingler
Hamilton
Butler County
Ee Eee Lingler
Hamilton Boat Club
Chile to Admit 1000 Hungarian Refugees
Santiago reports the Chilean government will accept 1000 Hungarian refugees selected for agricultural skills. The plan aims to ease refugee placement and support farming communities.
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Chile
Santiago
Chilean
Daytonian Is Robbed Of Payroll Cash
Dayton grocery store manager Charles Donald Clingman 42 told police his car was broken into Friday night and 3830 dollars taken. He said he withdrew the money from a bank to cash payroll checks at his store.
New Hope Baptist Church to Host Thanksgiving Dinner
The church board will sponsor a turkey dinner tomorrow after the 11 a.m. service in the church basement. Services are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Butler County Jail with participants including Rosa Ausberry Flora Stone Otis Pope the Rev Eddie Lawson and Miss Eunice Perkins.
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The
New Hope Baptist Church Board
Butler County
Rosa Ausberry
Flora Stone
Otis Pope
Eddie Lawson
Eunice Perkins
Walk Wait Signals In Operation At City Intersection
City Manager Sedh W. Thompson reports new walk wait pedestrian signals installed at 1st Avenue and S Main Street. Lights go in immediately. A traffic signal at S Main Street and 2nd Avenue is to be installed next week.
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1St Avenue
S. Main Street
Sedh W. Thompson
Toy
2Nd Avenue
Armco Girls Chorus to Perform on Veterans Day
The Armco Girls Chorus will debut publicly during Veterans Day services at Woodside Cemetery. Directed by Thelma Senften and led by president Ann Stoutenborough, the six voice group will sing after Legion Post 218 honors with a firing squad and a talk by Rev. William S. Comsfort. Further activities are planned at the Legion Home.
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Armco
Woodside Cemetery
Thelma Senften
Ann Stoutenborough
Legion Post 218
William S. Comsfort
Legion Home
McGuires Sing The Blues Three Brothers Involved In Fight
Franklin special report. Tyree McGuires and two relatives Frank Jr Jenis were sentenced by Municipal Court Judge J T Riley after a disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of property incident at the Silver Bar. Frank Jr Jenis received 10 days in jail and each man a $50 fine plus costs. Jenis placed on probation. Cary Reno of the Silver Bar signed the warrants. Other docket items included minor fines and a warned arrest threat for others in January.
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Franklin
Tyree McGuires
J. T. Riley
McGuires
Riley
Frank Jr
Jenis
Cary Reno
The
Silver Bar
Costa
Civsmas
James Hipsher
Harrison
St., Frankiin
Donald Riggs
Morrow
Johnson
Dayton Man and Woman Held in Auto Theft Case
A Dayton man and a Fairborn woman were jailed after police say the man kept a stolen 1952 car loaned by its owner Raymond Williams of Excello. Williams reported the car stolen last June 13 and has not been seen since. The car was recovered by state patrolmen and the suspects were turned over to detectives for investigation.
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Dayton
Fairborn
Dets
Paul Fouts
Ed Poling
Raymond Williams
Mulberry St
Excello
Williams
N. Street
Dayton Post
Fouts
Poling
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