Christmas Seals Go Into Mail Campaign Opens Countywide
The Butler County tuberculosis and Health Association launches its 1960 Christmas Seal drive with mailings to residents. Theme is Protect the family circle. Mrs. Lillian D. Sebald emphasizes saving lives and preventing family suffering. Seals support free x rays, health education, and rehabilitation. Call Twinbrook 3-2644 to receive seals by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Countyberculosis and Health Association
Lillian D. Sebald
Twinbrook
Hamilton
Emphasis On Religion Observed In Middletown This Month
The RIAL observance, promoted nationally since 1948, returns to Middletown this month for its second local showing after promotion in 1958. Middletown Jaycees and the Council of Churches sponsor the drive with posters, flyers, placemats, napkins, and three faith prayer cards. Local committees include Edwin Badgett as chair and Perry Grier Dick Grund and Bob Allen on the steering group.
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Middletown
Middletown Jaycees
Middletown Council of Churches
Edwin Badgett
Kensington Ave
Perry Grier
Dick Grund
Bob Allen
Advertising Council
Plan Alaska slides for Maple Park PTO meeting
William Wiley JA director will present slides of Alaska where he lived three years at the Maple Park PTO meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wiley
Alaska
Maple Park
Final Total 825,005 Civic Assn. Drive Finally Makes Goal
A Civic Association drive reached its $25,000 goal after extensions, with final totals showing industry contributions at $17,027 and neighborhood, government, and retail sectors adding to the sum. The campaign closed on a high note as leaders thanked the community for 13 years of fundraising success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
Tom Venable
The
John Lawler
Sam Tutt
Four Injured in Middletown Hospital Weekend
Four persons were treated in Middletown Hospital over the weekend. Donald Thompson, 18, fractured his left elbow in a Franklin High School football game Friday. Wayne Back, 45, received eight stitches Saturday after cutting his right hand washing dishes. William Voorhees, 34, was given five stitches in his chin after a fall from his bed early Sunday. Tony Donisi, 6, received seven stitches after striking a storm door with his right elbow at home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Thompson
Earl Thompson
Union Road
Franklin
Franklin High School
Wayne Back
Circle Drive
William Voorhees
Goldman Ave
Tony Donisi
Anthony Donisi
Evelyn Drive
PTA Directory to aid local legislator programs
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc will issue twenty five thousand copies of an Ohio Legislative Directory. The directory lists names addresses and committee assignments of state and federal legislators for use by PTAs in legislative action programs during the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
PTA
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Police Briefs Arrests and Thefts Reported
Police yesterday arrested Vernon Allen, 20, of 1225 Prospect Ave for Greene County assault and battery warrant. Thefts included a red fender skirt from Toby Bermnet of 1224 Calumet Ave and a gas tank siphoned from a car owned by Mrs. Jeanne Shoe of Lebanon Route 2.
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Vernon Allen
Prospect Ave
Greene County
Toby Bermnet
Calumet Ave
Jeanne Shoe
Lebanon Rt. 2
Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg Costs Rockefeller 5.24 Million Dollars
Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia ran to about 5.24 million dollars funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr. The project preserved historic buildings and grounds, drawing attention to philanthropic support for cultural preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Williamsburg
John Rockefeller Jr
School Board To EvE Bare Lev v Passage
Middletown Board of Education meets at the high school Monday at 7 30 p m to discuss the small margin passage of the school tax levy. The unofficial vote favored the levy by 368. An after-meeting report covers a State School Boards Association conference in Columbus. Principal Cromwell then speaks at the American Association of University Women venue about his trip to Russia.
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Eve Bare Lev v
Middletown
School Boards’ Association
Columbus
Fire at Armco East Works causes undetermined damage
Fire yesterday at Armco East Works open hearth caused unknown damage after a bottom drop from a furnace sent hot coals spraying. Firemen reported no injuries and described the incident as contained with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco East Works
Garfield urban renewal meeting postponed by city
A planned public information session on the Garfield urban renewal project was postponed because a representative from the U S Housing and Home Finance Agency could not attend. City Manager Charles W Thompson cited an incomplete final report including relocation housing data and said a public hearing would follow after the information session and area survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Area
Charles W Thompson
U. S Housing & Home Finance Agency
Three 17 Year Olds Suspected in Theft Series
Deputies say three 17-year-olds tied to multiple thefts were expected to be charged after their arrest by Butler County Deputy Clifton Hyde. They allegedly looted a Middletown garage for tools and fishing gear, stole beer and cigarettes, and hid items behind an Amanda school. Additional arrests include Leon Porter, 25, held on charges for a separate theft spree involving a TV, a radio, and two shotguns.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Clifton Hyde
Harrison St
Middletown
Michael Hydler
Brendel Drive
Hyde
Sports Bowl
Leak’s Grocery
South Main
Deaton’s
Amanda School
James Abrams
Stillwell- Beckett Road
Leon Porter
S. 12Th St
Girl Runs Into Car In Franklin City
Six year old Wilma Arlene Bray escaped serious injury after running from the sidewalk into a car near Nazarene Church on E Second Street. She suffered knee and leg abrasions and was treated at Middletown Hospital before release. Witnesses named driver Carol Jean Riepenhoff, 16, Dayton, and said the girl fell but stood and315 hobble returned to the curb aided by passers-by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Nazarene Church
E. Second Street
Wilma Arlene Bray
Clinton Bray
E. Second St
Middletown Hospital
Kice
Dayton
Carol Jean Riepenhoff
Eaton's Ambulance
Preble County Toll Rises After Weekend Crashes
Three people died in Preble County highway crashes over the weekend raising the year total to 22. Merrill L Miller 24 and Glenn F Miller 21 of Indianapolis were killed when their station wagon left U S 35 near New Westville and burst into flames. A third fatality, Robert BrumBaugh 17 of West Milton Rt 1, died Friday night in a one car crash on Rt 3 near West Sonora. Thomas Meyers 17 of Brookville Rt 2 survived with injuries. Survivors include BrumBaughs parents and grandparents. Services were held at the United Missionary Church Potsdam.
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Merrill L. Miller
Glenn FE. Miller
Indianapolis
Robert Brumbaugh
West Milton Rt. 1
Miller Brothers
U. S. 35
Here
Merrill Miller
New Westville
Floyd Spitler
Harold Brum. Daugh
Harry §. Besecker
West Milan
United Missionary Church
Potsdam
Cromwell’s Russia trip topic draws local clubs
Middletown School Superintendent Howard R. Cromwell, back from a Russia visit with American educators, is scheduled to speak to multiple local groups this week. He will present “My Trip to Russia” with slides at Amanda Junior High and venues including the American Association of University Women, the Men’s Club, Taft PTO, the Middletown Kiwanis, Germantown Rotary, and the Great Decisions Group at his home.
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Middletown
Howard R. Cromwell
Russia
Cromwell
Seven Mile
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
American Association of University Women
Amanda Junior High School
First Methodist Church
Taft Pto
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Germantown Rotary Club
Great Decisions’ Group
Central Ave
Middletown Band Board Plans Preview Game Meeting
The Middletown High School Band associates will plan for the preview basketball game tomorrow night at 8 at the president's home on Orchard Street. The budget committee will meet at 7 at the same location.
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Middletown High School Band Associates
James Merrick
Orchard Street
Area Accidents Put 2 In Hospital
Sunday accidents in the Middletown area sent two people to Middletown Hospital in fair and surgery awaiting conditions. Jack A. Hart, 7, was injured after colliding with a moving car driven by Kenneth M. Cook on Oxford State Road. Louis Kramer, 24, sustained fractures of his right leg and arms in a motorcycle and car crash on West Main Street. Virgil Lacy, 38, was arrested for driving under the influence after his car rammed two parked vehicles in the Sports Bowl lot. Sandra Vittatoe, 18, released after examination at Middletown Hospital following a rollover on West Alexandria Road. Ronald Tice, 20, cited for hazardous driving after a multi-vehicle wreck on Franklin Road. Heavy damage reported to multiple vehicles.
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Detroit
Baltimore Street
York Avenue
King Moses Holland
York
Baltimore
Frances Wooldridge
Ninth Ave
Claven
Middletown
Middletown Area
Sheriff's
State Patrol
Jack A. Hart
Rufus St
Kenneth M. Cook
Vanmest Ave
Oxford State Road
Louis Kramer
Winton St
Virgil Lacy
Auburn St
S. Main Street
Sports Bowl
Janet Esposio
James R. Bailey
Dayton
Sandra Vittatoe
Rhea Ave
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
West Alexandria Road
Ohio 122
Ronald Tice
Park Ave
Franklin
Albert Smith
Franklin Road
Elmer Cox
Martz-Paullin Road
John J. Haney
Ellen Drive
Six To Attend OEA Convention From Middletown District
Two principals and four teachers have been elected to represent Middletown School District at the Ohio Education Association convention in Columbus on December 15 to 17. Homer C. Davis Amanda School principal Walter Steve Geckeler Jefferson School principal H Payge Dampier Middletown High teacher Ralph A Ringgenberg McKinley Junior High teacher Mrs Patty Schanke Lemon Monroe High School teacher Clyde Yocum Middletown High School teacher. Alternates include Marilyn Cassacy Amanda teacher Ralph Guido Wildwood teacher Clemens Shull Lemon Monroe assistant principal and teacher Walter Wendt Roosevelt teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Homer C. Davis
Amanda School
Walter Steve Geckeler
Jefferson School
H. Payge Dampier
Middle Own High
Ralph A. Ringgenberg
McKinley
Patty Schanke
Lemon - Monroe
Clyde Yocum
Middletown
Marilyn Cassacy
Amanda
Ralph Guido
Wildwood
Clemens Shull
Lemon Monroe
Walter Wendt
Roosevelt
Alvis to talk on Lebanon Reformatory project
Ralph Alvis superintendent of the Lebanon Reformatory will discuss the recently completed reformatory east of Monroe during tomorrow's noon Civitan Club meeting at the Manchester Hotel.
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Ralph Alvis
Lebanon Reformatory
Monroe
Civitan Club
Manchester Hotel
Truck Crash Injures Two In Hamilton At Dawn
Two men were hurt when their pickup overturned after colliding with four cars at Central and Krueger Avenues in Hamilton yesterday at 4 am. Driver James Puckett, 25, of 131 Gordon Ave, suffered chest injuries. James Parker, 21, of 831 Luddow St, the passenger, had a severe cut to his right leg. Both admitted to Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
James Puckett
Gordon Ave
James Parker
Ludlow St
Ay Central
Krueger Avenues
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PTO
Candids
Manchester & Verity
Diane
Diane Pierce
Dallas
Texas
Three Bears
Storyland
Baby Bear
Civic Assn
Country Kitchen
Daisy Reed
Flemming Road
John Raczor
John H. Pickerel
Yankee Rd
Grand Avenue
Stanley Street
Pickerel
Good Neighbor
Ohio State
Sherman, Taft and
Thenitz Bank
Ohio Liquor Star - Hauselman Transportation
Central
Edison
Lincoln
Garfield
Oneida
Brumbaugh
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ing
Rt. 3
West
Sonora
Thomas Meyers
Brookville
Billie Louise Blankenship
Lebanon
Rt. 1
Lefiyerson Road
Sheffield
Blankenship
OEA
Alvis
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Goodyear
Jeep
Willys Motors
America
Lincoln-Mercury Co., Inc
Tytus Ave
Maverick
Reinto
D. W. Snider
South
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