Abbott Ruling May Be Due By Thanksgiving
Marie Conn Abbott awaits a ruling from the State Supreme Court on a possible new trial for the May 31 1948 murder of Morris Abbott. Her case, heightened by her farmhand lover Scotty Gordon's conviction for first degree murder, may be decided this week or next, with decisions typically issued on Wednesdays.
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Hamilton
Marie Conn Abbott
William F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Gilbert Condo
Fred B. Cramer
Marysville Reformatory
Cramer
Appelate
Cyril (Scotty) Gordon
Morris Abbott
Reily
Police Briefs of Two Minor Accidents and a Theft
Police investigated two minor accidents totaling 75 dollars in damage. George L. Cummings 55 of Middletown Route 1 backed from a parking place and was struck by a third car causing damage to his vehicle and its collision with Harold Fowler 604 Baltimore St. A second crash occurred when Mrs Evelyn Barker 28 Burton Rd brakes failed and she rear ended Charles Stevenson 25 Somerville Route 1, who then hit Wanda Burdge 20 Burton Rd. A loss of 40 dollars was reported by Eugene Metzcar 1324 Central Ave for a missing billfold at Coleste Highview Rd.
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George L. Cummings
Ofiddletown
Harold Fowler
Baltimore St
Cummings
Fowler
Evelyn Barker
Burton Rd
Charles Stevenson
Somerville
Wanda Burdge
Central Ave
Actor 18 in Hollywood hospitalized with severe virus
AP reports Dan Dailey is in Cedars of Lebanon hospital with a severe respiratory virus infection. He became ill yesterday while rehearsing dance routines with Betty Grable for their new film My Blue Heaven.
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Hollywood
Dan Dailey
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Betty Grable
My Blue Heaven
Woman Denies Plotting to Kill Husband With Gordon
A defendant wife denies conspiring with Gordon to murder her husband who had refused divorce. The incident occurred near the family home along the railroad tracks.
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Abbott
Gordon
Main Street Church Of God Names First Ministers
The Rev and Mrs Sanford F Williams of Cincinnati assume pastoring the newly organized Main Street Church of God which meets at First Presbyterian. They bring 20 years of pastoral work, have served in Anderson and Cincinnati, and have two daughters. The church operates Sunday school Youth for Christ and a missionary group while seeking a permanent residence. Until then they may be reached at 900 South Main Street with Edward Bach.
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Sanford F. Williams
Cincinnati
Main St
Church of God
First Presbyterian Church
Williams
Anderson College
Ecological Seminary
Anderson
Ind
Arrow Heights Church of God
Columbia City
Cynthiana, Ky
Betty Joan
Ida Joyce
Irene Sawders
Howard C.williams
Dayton
Ohio
Youth For Christ
Middletown Club Meetings And Local Events
City briefs list a slate of community meetings at local venues including the Manchester Hotel Middletown Hospital and American Legion hall. Groups include the Co-Operative Club Fire Association Eagles PTO Lincoln School and hospital board directors with times from noon to 8 p m and venues on Manchester Road and local schools.
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Middletown
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown
Manchester Road
Middletown Hospital Board of Directors
Ednesday
House Committee
Blythe- Williams, Post 231
The
American Legion
Community Yule Tree To Be Set Up By Jaycees
Franklin village council discussed permission for a Junior Chamber of Commerce to erect a Community Christmas tree downtown. They also approved a Jaycee request to suspend meter enforcement after noon on December 17 for a downtown children’s celebration.
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Jaycees
Franklin
Chamber of Emmerce
Wilbur Swink
James Rossman
Miami Ave
Lake St
Rossman
Fire damages Butler Farm residence near Hamilton
Fire badly damaged the dwelling on Albert Meyers farm on Black road four and a half miles southwest of Hamilton at 10 am Monday. Meyers raised the alarm as flames shot from the roof. Millville and Venice fire departments fought the blaze and kept losses down. The roof and upper story interior were burned. Loss estimated over 6000 dollars. Clyde Meyers, tenant on the farm, and his father could not defend against the fire.
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Hamilton
Albert Meyers
Black Road
Meyers
Millville
Venice
Clyde Meyers
Child Strangles Akron Infant in Sudden Tragedy
AP report notes the death of 2%year old Thomas Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Moore, in Akron. Details are sparse, with authorities investigating the unusual, fatal incident and noting the family’s grief.
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Akron, C
Thomas Moore
Robert E. Moore
Child Died in Crib After Harness Entanglement
Coroner C I Mare tin ruled the death accidental saying the child had become tangled in a harness while in the crib yesterday. The ruling notes the cause as accidental strangulation due to harness entanglement.
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C. I. Maretin
Laxative Relief Advert Says All Bran Improves Health
An old advertisement claims All-Bran users feel better and need laxatives less. The testimonial mentions Battle Creek and suggests benefits after three years of use, promising double money back. The fragmented copy emphasizes improved well being and reduced laxative dependence.
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eBattle Creek
Christmas Program Rehearsals Planned
First Baptist Church hosts the first rehearsal for the Christmas program announced by director Mrs. Benjamin Gray. Those interested should attend at 1 p.m. on November 25. Rehearsals for nursery and kindergarten children will be scheduled later.
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First Baptist Church
Benjamin Gray
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Coleste Highview Rd
Fried's
Turkey Farm
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CIPO
Manchester
Sonotone Hearing Center
Wm. Estell
Sonotone
Sonotone of
Main Street Church of God
Rev
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Middletown Hospital
Order of Eagles
Central School Pto
Lincoln School Association
Lions Cheb
Spebsqsa
Legion
Lessonnaires of
Initely
Richard Schultheiss
James Greenfield
Charles B. Walke
Butler
Ross Motors, Inc
Magi
Effanbee
Tricycles
Layawey
Dolly
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