Mary Maurer Named New Middletown Area Girl Scout Exec
Miss Mary C. Maurer will become executive director of the Middletown Area Girl Scout Council on Oct. 28 succeeding the resigning director. The Middletown native has 19 years of volunteer scouting and holds a UTBA degree. She has worked at Alpha Chi Omega in Indianapolis and in Houston hospitals, and previously led troops in Middletown Austin and Houston.
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Mary C. Maurer
Middletonian
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Wildliam F. Johnston
Yvonne Wellman
Miss Maurer
Beth Sholom Temple
Middletown
Maurer
Austin
Tex
Houston
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
University of Texas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Indianapolis
Hermann and Anderson Hospitals
Wade Ex
Middletown to hear traffic inventory analysis tonight
Norman Olman district director of the National Safety Council will present a Middletown traffic inventory analysis to the City Commission at 7 45 p m in the City Building auditorium. The commission will also honor The Journal on its 100th anniversary and open a lease, while reviewing contractor invoices for recent city construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Olman
National Safety Council
Middletown
Journal
City Proves Too Efficient
Fremont residents Mr and Mrs Robert Binkley left a basket of groceries clothing and a purse on the sidewalk as the trash crew passed by Police recovered the purse and clothing from the trash collection and the city arranged replacements for the groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohio
Robert Binkley
Russia Plans Space Travel with Live Animals
Pravda reports the Soviet Union will launch larger satellites into outer space carrying live animals to study interplanetary travel possibilities. No launch date given. Soviet scientists claim dogs have previously flown to 62 miles without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
North Korean Groups Plan Meeting With UN Armistice Panel
The United Nations command said North Korean Communist groups requested a meeting for Friday to discuss any matters related to the armistice agreement. The spokesman noted the session would be with the UN Communist Joint Military Armistice Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
U.N
U. N
Monday Night Fire Blamed On Wiring
Overloaded wiring in the basement caused a Monday night blaze at the two story home of Mr and Mrs Robert Burton 1308 Michigan Ave estimated damage 3000 Fire Prevention head Capt Howard Gall said insulation melted and flames started in a basement corner filled with old cloths rags and items Firemen evacuated the family including three children and the mother stayed to ensure the children safety Burton returned home after control Firecrew later fought a separate small fire on Doty Street Manchester Avenue no damage to the torah owned by McCurdy Construction Co Cincinnati
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Robert Burton
Michigan Ave
Howard Gall
Fire Prevention Bureau
Gall
Burton
Burtons
Doty Street
Manchester Avenue
McCurdy Construction Co
Cincinnati
Middletown Journal previews open house for 100th anniversary
The Middletown Journal invites the public to tours of its newly remodeled building as it marks 100 years since 1857. About 263 visitors plus staff toured Tuesday night, viewing all departments and operations and viewing a special anniversary edition souvenir once tours conclude.
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Middletown Journal
Journal
Western Journal
Middletown
Man Cited After Crash On Rt 73
Police arrested James Southers, 24, of West Middletown on a careless driving charge after his northbound car, traveling about 65 mph, struck the left side of a pickup driven by James Gillie, 44, near the New York Central Railroad underpass on Rt 73. Maude Gillie, 41, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a sprained neck.
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Middletown
Rt. 73
James Southers
West Middletown Rt. 2
James Gillie
Mentz Rd
Franklin
Southers
New York Central Railroad
Maude Gillie
Middletown Hospital
Two Vehicular Accidents Reported at Verity Parkway Junction
Yesterday a collision occurred at Verity Parkway and Yankee Road at 10 15 a.m. involving Pearl Carrington Middletown Route 1 and a semi truck driven by Joseph Nickles 48 Chicago causing 90 dollars in damage. Earlier at Verity Parkway and 2nd Avenue at 7 55 a.m. autos driven by Walter Slough 65 1009 Elwood Street and Walter Gross 38 Franklin Route 2 caused 230 dollars in damage.
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Pearl Carrington
Middletown Rt
Joseph Nickles
Chicago
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Walter Slough
Elwood St
Walter Gross
Franklin Rt
2Nd Avenue
Speakers Bureau Formed to Promote 2 Mill Levy
A new speakers bureau is set up by the Better Middletown Committee chaired by Donald Driscoll to advocate a two mill property tax increase in the November 5 election. Paul Galeese of the Manchester Hotel will direct the bureau, and groups of any size can book a speaker for five minutes to an hour to explain the need for additional city operating funds.
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Donald Driscoll
Galeese
Driscoll
Middletown
Middletown Committee
Manchester
Scout Committee Meets Thursday
Members of the Boy Scout camping and activities committee of the Mound Builders Area Council will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association library. W T Adams will preside. On the agenda are swimming pool repairs the fall camporee and a study of the camp rental policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Mound Builders Area Council
Civic Association
W. T. Adams
Revival begins at Friendship Baptist Church in Barnesville
The Rev. F. E. Fuller will open a revival at 7 30 p m today at Friendship Baptist Church. A program is set for 3 p m Sunday at the same church featuring the Israel Baptist Men's Chorus of Hamilton with several local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Fuller
Barnesville
Friendship Baptist Church
Israel Baptist Men’s Chorus of
Hamilton
Mildred Wire
Eleanor Howard
Eva Clements
John McGugan
Thelma Young
Mt. Zion
Weber Resigns Post on Middletown Safety Council
John Weber, longtime Middletown Safety Council member and former president, quit his council safety post in a board meeting. He will transfer from Armco here to the Butler Armco plant as clerical methods adviser. The board also noted Civic Association approved a $10,800 annual appropriation for the Safety Group and the council expects to finish the year financially in the black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Middletown Safety Council
Board of Control of the Safety Council
Butler County Safety Conference names cochair and committee
President Wylie Mitchell appointed William K. Robinson cochairman of the Butler County Safety Conference set for March 4 1958 in Hamilton. He also named Dave Dillon Elmer Barker Robert Truck the Rev Walter Weber and Robert Lehmkuhl to a committee to study board of control bylaws. The board approved plans to attend the National Safety Congress October 18 25 in Chicago. Division reports covered traffic industrial school fire prevention commercial vehicle and teen age chairs. Girton said PTO Council was briefed on recruiting volunteers to train adult crossing guards by the Safety Council.
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Wylie Mitchell
William K. Robinson
Butler County Safety Conference
Hamilton
Dave Dillon
Elmer Barker
Robert Truck
Walter Weber
Robert Lehmkuhl
Board of Control
Mitchell
Girton
National Safety Congress
Chicago
PTO Council
Safety Council
Toastmasters Plan 1957-58 Officer Installation At Dinner
Installation of 1957 58 officers in the Toastmasters Club set for 6 30 p m tonight at the Colony Restaurant. Newly elected officers include Dr R R Hasemeier president Robert Moore educational vice president Earl Moore administrative vice president Ralph Gaynor treasurer John Dobrozsi secretary and Max Pemberton sergeant at arms.
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Toastmasters Club
Colony
R. R. Hasemeier
Robert Moore
Earl Moore
Ralph Gaynor
John Dobrozsi
Max Pemberton
Armes
Butler County Anti Litter Campaign Planned
Butler County Home Council alumni discussed organizing an anti litter drive after yesterday’s meeting at the Hamilton YMCA. Further plans will be set at the January meeting as roads grow increasingly unsightly with dumping along roadsides. Mrs Eugene Ponchot a returned missionary spoke to the group of former Extension Service leaders.
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Butler County Home Council
Butler County
Hamilton Ymca
Eugene Ponchot
Africa
Extension Service
City bingo case set for October hearing in Middletown
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer scheduled a hearing for October 21 at 11 a.m. on a temporary restraining order to stop the city from interfering with charitable bingo. Maxwell Finkleman filed the petition for Middletown Aerie 528 and Knights of Columbus officials, seeking a declaratory judgment on bingo legality amid pending Municipal Court cases against two defendants.
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Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Maxwell Finkleman
Middletown
K of C. Hall
City of
Charles W. Thompson
Joseph Mulligan
Fleming Rd
Ed Hobbs
Ohio Ave
Blackmore
Middletown Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Elmer Peed
Creek View Dr
Trusstee
Council
Knights of Columbus
J. T. Lamb
Lamb
Thompson
Ohio
Finkleman
Public Hearing Planned On Cincinnati Dayton Freeway Route
A public hearing on the proposed six lane Cincinnati Day ton highway route will be held Thursday October 31 at the Civic Association in Middletown announced by the state highway department today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati-Dayton
The
Civic Association
Middletown
State Highway Department
Reuthe and Roth Injured in Local Accidents
Charles J. Reuthe age 46 of Trenton and Mayer Roth five, son of Rabbi Harry A. Roth, were injured yesterday. Reuthe fractured his right great toe when a heavy weight dropped on his foot at Butler County Furnace Co. The Roth boy broke his left wrist after a bike fall. Both were treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
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Charles J. Reuthe
Clara Dr
Trenton
Mayer Roth
Harry A. Roth
Fleming
Reuthe
Butler County Furnace Co
County J
National Foundation For Infantile
Roth
Middletown Hospital
Police Briefs Report Rock Target Damages and Thefts
Officers responding to a Wilmore Drive call found a rock shattered a window at Mrs. Charles McFadden’s home causing about 16 dollars in damage. Thefts included a bicycle from Bob O Neal at 117 Manhattan Street and four hubcaps from Bob Curtis’s car on Kensington Street.
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Wilmore Dr
Charles McFadden
Bob O'Neal
Manhattan St
Bob Curtis
Kensington 8T
Cars Recovered From Theft Jonathan-Horn Case
Officers yesterday recovered two stolen vehicles in the city. One was reported stolen from Robert Horn of West Middletown and the other from Seay and Thuma Motors located at 1619 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Horn
West Middletown
Seay & Thuma Motors
Central Ave
Oil Firms Indicted Over Gasoline Price Fixing
The Ohio Oil Co and 13 other firms were indicted by a federal grand jury in South Bend Indiana on charges of illegally fixing retail gasoline prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Ohio Oil) Co
South Bend
Ind
Itch of Piles Get Relief Now
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Peterson
Adv
Chase named VP for soap products at P G Cincinnati
W Rowell Chase, formerly Procter Gamble vice president for advertising, is appointed the new vice president for soap products at P G and also takes a seat as a director.
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Cincinnati
W. Rowell Chase
Procter Gamble
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Ophelia Kincaid
Old “Western Journal
Dale Graham
Park St
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Jane
Weith
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main
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Colored News
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