Recount Possible On Monroe Sewage Bond Vote
Monroe voters defeated the 165000 bond for a new sewage treatment plant by 376 to 363. Hamilton election officials report potential recount discussions led by Mayor Gordon Reed and candidate Frederick K. Randolph, with filing deadlines looming and a recount request anticipated in early Friday.
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Monroe
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Election Board
Gordon Reed
BOARD
Frederick K. Randolph
Common Pleas Court
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Randolph
St. Pauls Sets 1961 Goals After 1960 Meeting
About 100 members attended St. Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church annual meeting. Goals for 1961 include parking, new church property, full time Christian education and youth worker, member directory, 85 new members, four recruitment committees, and usher committee. Also planned are a teaching mission in April, confirmation reunions, a church school picnic, and 100 percent budget support. Council members were re elected to two year terms: Allspach Bailey Brown Fall Gloeckler McMullen Stevens Wissman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wilmer Allspach
Clayton M. Bailey
Raymond Brown
Walter Fall
Robert Gloeckler
Robert McMullen
H. D. Stevens Jr
Harold Wissman
Grunewald
Susan Davies
Jack Hose
Firman Begs Ohio Prison Run After Kidnaping Conpletions
Gordon Firman 21 of Steubenville has been sentenced on four counts of kidnaping. He will travel by plane to Columbus to serve Butler County sentences after appearances in Jefferson Carroll Coshocton counties. Judge Fred B. Cramer imposed two consecutive terms and two concurrent terms of 5 to 30 years.
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Hamilton
Gordon
Spunky
Firman
Steubenville
Columbus
Butler County
Jefferson County
Carroll
Carroll County
Coshocton
Fred B. Cramer
Missing WAVE airman among carrier exercise personnel
In Jacksonville Florida the carrier Shangri La began 2nd Fleet exercises with one missing crew member. Airman Apprentice C. J. Chewning was ordered to report from Cathe Kansas to the ship and telegraph orders cited Chewning as a WAVE.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Shangri- la
Navy Bureau of Personnel
C. J. Chewning
Cathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Chewning
U S Denies Charge Over Congo Plot Claim
The State Department called Lumumba's charge that Washington aided a Congo takeover plot "preposterous" in a letter to UN General Assembly President Frederick Boland. Lumumba had alleged U S involvement in a coup attempt.
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Washington
State Department
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Frederick H. Boland
U.N. General Assembly
Orley Moles Given 60 Year Armco Service Pin at Dinner
Orley Harvey Moles, 90, of 3500 Tytus Ave Logan T. Johnston, Armco president, will present the company 60 year service pin at a Manchester Hotel Ballroom dinner honoring the retired employee who left Armco in 1946 after 44 years. Born 1870 in Laurel Indiana, Moles’ career spanned steel mills from Muncie to Homestead and Middletown before joining Armco’s open hearth work. He is survived by wife Claire and their children William and Mrs Gladys Neiderman with three grandsons.
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Armco Steel Corp
Manchester
Orley Harvey Moles
Tytus Ave
Logan T. Johnston
Moles
Armco
Moses
Armco Iron
Claire
William
Gladys Neiderman
Hamilton
Laurel
Franklin County
Ind
Springdale
Decatur
Ala
Orley
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Muncie
Carnahan
Residency Law Is Out Three Treated For Injuries
Three people received injuries at Middletown Hospital yesterday. Verne Nelson, 51, LaGrange ill, had six stitches on his right hand after his hand was mashed between rollers. Roberta Wright, 24, 533 Millard Drive Franklin, fractured a finger on her right hand in a storm door at home. Clarence Arnold, 42, Kiester Road Germantown, suffered a compound fracture of his right index finger after catching his hand between springs of a car at work. Burning charcoal gives off almost as much heat as wood.
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Middletown
Verne Nelson
LaGrange
Ill
Roberta Wright
Millard Drive
Franklin
Clarence Arnold
Kiester Road
Germantown
Jazz Group Starts My Music Series at Miami University
Maynard Ferguson brings a 12 piece band to Withrow Court tonight at 8 15 as the opening act in a four day Miami University music series sponsored by the Artists Series. The schedule includes the Miami University Orchestra in Benton Auditorium Friday at 8, Dr Wilbur Held at Sesquicentennial Chapel Sunday at 4, and the Miami Men's Glee Club at Benton Auditorium Sunday at 8, all under noted conductors.
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Oxford
Maynard Ferguson
Withrow Court
Miami University
Ferguson
Miami University Orchestra
Benton Auditorium
Otto Frohlich
Wilbur Held
Ohio State University
Miami Men’s Glee Club
Richard Schilling
Vehicles Collide At Corner Injuring Middletown Woman
A two car crash at N Broad Street and Columbia Avenue left Middletown resident Edith Muthert 56 with possible left shoulder injury and four broken ribs. The station wagon driver Elizabeth McLaughlin 56 Armco Drive and other motorist Elizabeth Trueblood 53 Berwick Lane claimed green light. Ambulance transported Muthert to Middletown Hospital after 2 55 pm collision totaling about 900 in damage.
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Middletown
N. Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Edith Muthert
Armco Drive
Middletown Hospital
Muthert
Elizabeth McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Elizabeth Trueblood
Berwick Lane
Man Charged With Issuing Checks With Insufficient Funds
William Lawson aged 56 of 1126 Lafayette Ave was served a second warrant in the city jail charging him with issuing a check for 40 with insufficient funds. Complainant Richard Doebler alleges the May 11 incident. Lawson was bound to the Butler County grand jury on a $10 check insufficiency charge and is being held for the county probation office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawson
Lafayette Ave
Richard Doebler
Lawson
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Barnesville Youth Dies In Crash Near Barnesville
Ronald D. Baker aged 18 from Barnesville was killed instantly when a car he rode in ran off Ohio 147 near Barnesville. The vehicle went through a guard rail and rolled end over end, causing a broken neck and crushed chest.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Ronald D. Baker
Barnesville
Ohio 147
Here
Trenton Man Nabbed Charged For Burglary Larceny
William Lloyd Arrowood, 22, of Trenton, is charged with burglary larceny and conversion after police recovered three items from pawn shops. The stolen wristwatch worth 70 dollars came from Shirlea Ponder at 312 N Front St along with a 100 dollar antique gold ring belonging to Mrs Edna Ponder and a 100 dollar wrist watch from Joyce Ponder at the same address after being hocked.
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Hamilton
William Lloyd Arrowood
Trenton
Arrowood
Shirlea Ponder
N. Front St
Edna Ponder
N. Front Street
Joyce Ponder
New Stop Signs Erected On 25
Butler County engineer Jesse Pochard said four way stop signs were installed at the Tylersville Road and Cincinnati-Dayton Road intersection formerly a two way stop. The site has seen serious accidents recently and traffic now stops on both streets.
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Hamilton
Jesse Pochard
Butler County
Tylersville Road
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Thefts Reported In Monroe Franklin Area
The report lists thefts from multiple homes and a business. Items include two tires from Paul Steigerwald's station wagon on Austin Smith Drive Monroe, tools worth 40 dollars from John Tischer's garage on Richardson Drive, a soft drink machine cash from Quick Clean Laundry, a flashlight and tools from Charles Perkins' car, two pens a watch and a purse with 28 cents from James M. Ronto, and a bicycle from James D. Perry on Goldman Avenue.
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Paul Steigerwald
Austn Smith Drive
Monroe
John Tischer
Richardson Drive
Smith Avenue
Yankee Road
Charles Perkins
Shaker Road
Franklin
James M. Ronto
James D. Perry
Gold ‘Man Ave
Fraternities Earliest Roots Stem From Phi Beta Kappa
The first fraternity Phi Beta Kappa formed on December 5 1776 at William and Mary College in Virginia marking the early origins of American college fraternities.
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United States
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
Virginia
City Dads Repeal Residency Rule In Hiring Policy
City Commission repealed the 14 year old employe residency ordinance to give the administration more hiring freedom. The measure, approved with a first reading of a new bill, also adopted a water contract extending Middle town beyond Butler County limits and considered a licensing plan for distressed merchandise sales. City Manager Charles W Thompson noted the old rule was unworkable and sought merit based hiring with reporting and on call duties limiting distant employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilmon Ellison
Middletown
Butler County
Warren County
Manchester Road
Old Ohio
Thompson
Civil Service Commission
Ion
Fenwick High School
Charity Ball Hospital
Mothers Tea and Court of Awards for Scout Troop 141
The Girls Scout Mothers tea and Court of Awards honored Troop 141 at the Church of Ascension. First class badges went to Mary Sue Foland Karen Cox Nancy Lorig and Patty Huffman. Second class badges awarded to Bobby Fryes Donna Davis Teri Wood and Naomi Wise. Patrol leader Donna Dennis poured tea as a fashion show and a medley of songs directed by Mrs William Huffman and Mrs Ivy Wise entertained the mothers.
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Church of Ascension
Mary Sue Foland
Karen Cox
Nancy Lorig
Patty’ Huffman
Bobby Fryes
Donna Davis
Teri Wood
Naomi Wise
Donna Dennis
William Huffman
Rv‘ing Wise
Trenton Youth Shot While Riding Scooter
A Trenton youth, Marion Chester Paynter, 18, was treated at Middletown Hospital for wounds to his right arm and hand after a shooting on Sycamore Road. Police said a group of youths fired an empty shotgun at Paynter from about 20 feet, calling it a hunting accident now under investigation.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Marion Chester Paynter
Arthur St
Paynter
Sycamore Road
Middletown Teens Tackle Community Issues At Optimist Meet
Middletown teens will critique elders at tomorrow's Optimist Club noon session at the Manchester Hotel. The panel titled What citizens of Middletown can do to make our community a better place for teenagers to live will feature Mike Herr of Fenwick High School Marcia Aronoff of Middletown High and Carol Lewis of Lemon Monroe with Bill Hart moderating.
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Middletown
Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
Tom Greene
Mike Herr
Fenwick High School
Marcia Aronoff
Midddletown High
Carol Lewis
Lemon + Monroe
Bill Hart
Beckett Paper Announces Pay Increase and Benefits
Beckett Paper Co. president William Beckett announced a pay hike effective November 1. Average raise about 9.9 cents per hour, with increases of 2.5 percent or seven cents, whichever is higher. The firm will cover 50 percent of employee health costs under Blue Cross Blue Shield and medical plans. Sales and profits were said to be satisfactory and 1960 is expected to be a good year.
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Hamilton
William Beckett
Beckett Paper Co
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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St. Paul's
U.S
Armcco
Steel
Paul Sullivan
George M. Verity
Bob Carnahan
Orley Moles
Orley Moses
Journal
Weith
Jazz Group
Riggs
Trueblood
William Donahue
Buena Ave
Germantown Road
Donahue
Waer Fitzgerald
Dayton
Ruby McMahon
Keister
Fitzgerald
Ray Craycraft
N. Verity
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Oly
State Farm Lite Insurance Co, State Farm Fire and Casualty de
Taunott
Turkey
T-Bone
U.S. Choice
U.S Choice
Baltimore St
Dial
Trimble’s
Charles W Thompson
Martin Miller
Beckett
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