Two Hit-Skip Driving Charged In Baltimore Street Incidents
Police report two hit and run accidents in Baltimore City. Sam Whitt 41 400 Baltimore St was arrested for driving under the influence fleeing the scene and driving while suspended after a crash that damaged a home. Odell Blair 18144 Woolawn Ave joined Whitt in earlier collision. Whitt was treated for three fractured ribs and released from Middle town Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Whitt
Baltimore St
Whitt
Middletown Hospital
Uta
Odell Blair
Woolawn Ave
Donald Murphy
Deimas Birch
Child Struck by Car Near Kit 4
A six year old girl from Hamilton was admitted to Mercy Hospital after being struck by a car on Ohio 747 south of Kit 4. She ran into the right front fender from east to west as a car driven north by Charles Sadler 49 of Cincinnati passed. The driver was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Ohio
Kit
Nancy Riebel
Guy Riebel
Glendale-Princeon Pike
Charles Sadler
Cincinnati
Obituary for Harry Lee Boone 57 Middletown
Harry Lee Boone 57 died at 12:35 a m today at Middletown Hospital after two years illness. He lived with daughter at 409 4rd St Trenton before hospitalization. Survived by wife Nellie two daughters Shirley Corwin Joyce Hall a brother Walter a half sister Violet Ingram five grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee Boone
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Boone
4Rd St
Trenton
State Highway Department
Midietown Hospital
Williamstown
Middletown
1St Ave
Osterbein
Boone
Nellie
Shirley Corwin
Joyce Hall
Walter
Violet Ingram
Centerville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
L. P. Rossman
Germantown Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary notices for Jones Woolums Hesse Weiss Miller
Mrs Sissie Ann Jones 75 of 5135 Augspurger Rd scheduled for 2 p m Monday at Calvary Tabernacle Williamsdale. Mrs Florence Woolums 66 of Trenton Rt 1 to be laid to rest Monday at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home. Fred L Hesse 71 of 2258 Robin Ave Venice to services 2 p m Monday at Young Funeral Home. Nathan Weiss 78 of 1260 Park Ave with 1 p m tomorrow service at Proeschel Fural Home. Miss Margaret Mary Miller 80 of 811 N D St Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m Monday St Mary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissie Ann Jones
Augspurger Rd
Calvary Tabernacle
Williamsdale
Florence Woolums
Trenton Rt
Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home
Fred L. Hesse
Robin Ave
Venice
Young Funeral Home
Nathan Weiss
Park Ave
Proes
Vehicle Collisions Reported at Multiple Intersections
A station wagon driven by Am Burgey Bunion at 47 4120 Vannest Ave and a car driven by Thom as King Jr at 29 2120 Queen Ave collided at Tytus Avenue and Manchester Road at 4 53 p m causing 475 dollars in damage. Clarence Johnson 30 of 1702 Garfield St and bicycle rider Margaret Martinek 9 of 1807 Hill Ave on Crawford Street at 4 30 p m sustained minor damage. A parked auto owned by Clayton Blaton 27 of 800 Crawford St and an unknown car on Wayne Avenue at 6 p m caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amburgey Bunion
Vannest Ave
Thomas King Jr
Queen Ave
Tytus Avenue
Manchester Road
Clarence Johnson
Garfield St
Margaret Martinek
Hill Ave
Crawford Street
Clayton Blaton
Crawford St
Wayne Avenue
Speeders Nabbed in Radar Check on U S 127 and Rt 4
State patrolmen arrested 20 drivers on speeding charges during a radar check on U S 127 between New Miami and Hamilton and on Rt 4 near Hamilton. The radar unit was in operation from 9 to 11 p m. Motorists cited into Hamilton Municipal Court.
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U.S. 127
New Miami
Hamilton
Rt. 4
Hamilton Municipal
Irked Rancher Blocks Oil Rig Incident in Texas
Oscar Goins barred a drilling rig on his property near Hountze Texas by fencing the entrance and guarding with a rifle for three days. Judge H A Coe ordered removal of the fence on Owens petition. Sheriff Whitaker enforced the order and the rig was hauled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hountze
Tex
Southeast Texas
Oscar Goins
J. P. Owens
Owens
Dist
H. A. Coe
Goins
William Whitaker
Trinity Fete Moved Inside
Cold 22 degree weather yesterday forced Holy Trinity planners to move the festival indoors. All activities will be held in the school gymnasium except pony rides. the event begins at noon with a Confetria style lunch served throughout the day.
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Holy Trinity
Sowor
Agencies Inspect Cars and Trucks at S Verity Park
About 5 000 to 6 000 cars and more than 100 trucks were checked yesterday at S Verity Park Way and Lafayette Avenue by officers from the Interstate Commerce Commission the State Highway Patrol the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Middletown police. Five drivers were arrested for no operator s license. Trucks were checked for interstate safety equipment compliance and registration while northbound traffic was stopped. No defective cars were found per police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Verity Parkway
Lafayette Avenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Highway Patrol
State Bureau of Mo- Vehicles
Middletown Polce
ICC
Marijuana Destroyed in Collinsville Area Patch
A large marijuana patch on an unattended barn lot near Collinsville was cut down by Sheriff Paul A. Pell Prosecutor Robert Marrs and Assistant Prosecutor John Moser. It was discovered by Ernest M. Goos who owns the nearby farm and notified by his neighbor. The weed was identified as marijuana and destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Collinsville
Paul A. Pell
Robert Marrs
John Moser
Ernest M. Goos
Woodford Ave
U. S. 127
Goos
Moser
Marrs
Pell
Iman
Woman Returned To Jail After Birth Of Baby
Martha Satchura 28 returns to Kansas Prison after giving birth to a girl born in Leavenworth hospital near the institute. The infant weighed 9 pounds 1 ounce and the mother faces an indeterminate sentence for disposing of mortgaged property.
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Lansing
Kan
Martha Satchura
Kansas
Daisy Sharp
State Industrial Farm For Women
Leavenworth
Balloon mishap at Columbus shopping center injures flyer
Archie Potter, 35, of Indianapolis escaped injury when the hot air balloon he rode was blown into 13,000 volt power lines during an opening day event at a Columbus shopping center. He freed himself from the burning craft 50 feet above ground and used a utility firm ladder to descend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Archie Potter
Indianapolis
Potter
Colored News Philips Chapel CME Church Dinner Today
Philip's Chapel CME Church sponsors a curryling dinner today at 915 Garden St with Mrs. Ira Burns in charge. Mrs. Ana Waller visits Rochester New York this week and will visit family in Cleveland on return. A fall festival program is set for tomorrow at 3 pm at Phillips Chapel CME Church with Bethel and Second Baptist church choirs, the Myers Trio, and local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Waller
Yankee Rd
Rochester
N. Y
Cleveland
Phillips Chapel Cme
Bethel
Second Baptist Church
Myers Trio
Effie Harris
A. C. Williams
Pearl Maxberry
Volunteers Sought to Lead 1957 Midletown MD Campaign
D W Jacot named chair of the Midletown Muscular Dystrophy drive and seeks area and district leaders and canister mariners. Contacts include Miss Veda McCaray at 233 Yankee Rd with MD Association of America. Jacot, noted for youth work, has long served in education and recreation in Midletown.
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Midletown
D. W. Jacot
Veda McCaray
Butler County
Muscular Dystrophy Assas, of America
Yankee Rd
Jacot
Middletown
Sertoma Club
Fraternal
Order of Eagless
Kent Student Cleared in Bookstore Slaying Case
Roland Metcalf renounced an earlier confession as Kent police gain no new suspects in the John DuBois bookstore murder. A hat and hair found at the scene are being examined while Metcalf's murder charge was dismissed after he passed lie detector tests and presented an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Ohio
Roland Metcalf
John DuBois
DuBois
State Crime Laboratory
New London
Grubb
Ravenna
James G. France
Metcalf
France
Robert E. Cook
Akron
Leo A. Berg
Harry Widdon
Grover Goodwell
Optimists Hear About City Levy in Middletown
Paul Deger of the Better Middletown Committee spoke for a two mill operating levy to fund city government at a Middletown Optimist Club luncheon. The gathering also inducted Cletus Hornback and James Johnson, with ten members visiting Hamilton Evening Optimist Club Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Deger
Better Middletown Committee
Middletown
Auto Crash Victim Moved To Hamilton
Mrs. Joseph McMahon, 49, of 712 Auburn Sr., was moved last night from Middletown Hospital to Mercy Hospital for treatment. She suffered head injuries when thrown from a car in a crash at South Veri ty Parkway and 14th Avenue Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McMahon
Auburn Sr
Middletown Hospital
Mercy Hospital
S. Verity Parkway
14Th Avenue
Portable Pocket Fan Markets Like Radio Size Device
A Japanese company introduces a foldable portable electric fan designed to fit in a pocket, marketed as compact as a portable radio. The device emphasizes portability and ease of carrying for personal cooling.
Pastor to Speak at Union Baptist Service Tomorrow
The Rev. Robin Hans of Second Baptist Church will speak at a 3 30 pm service tomorrow at Union Baptist Church. The program features a discussion by Deacon J P Watson, a solo by Deacon Richard Cunningham, and songs by the Second Baptist choir and congregation. Deacons of Union Baptist sponsor the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hans
Second Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
J P. Watson
Richard Cunningham
Second Baptist Choir
Woman stabbed in Moonglow Cafe quarrel at Garfield St
A 20 year old local woman Mary Young was seriously injured in a scuffle at the Moonglow Cafe 1600 Garfield St Police said she sustained stab wounds to the abdomen back of the neck and body and is listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital The fight began after Mrs Young spilled beer on another woman and she was taken to surgery
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Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Mary Young
Grove St
Man Arrests Traffic Cop in Houston
Ronald K. Carson 26, an insurance man, filed traffic charges against motorcycle patrolman D. I. Jordy after alleging a red light, illegal turn, and passing a vehicle. Carson said he was jailed four hours, posted $800 bond, and was allowed to call a lawyer before release. Jordy acknowledged a citizen may file such charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Ronald K. Carson
D. I. Jordy
Jordy
Curson
Navy To Retire 22 More Ships
Washington reports the Navy will deactivate 22 more vessels by June 30 to cut costs. The list includes the heavy cruiser Albany and the submarine Balao along with 10 destroyers and 10 mine and auxiliary ships, bringing total mothballed to 94.
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Washington
Albany
Navy
Balao
Smoking Causes Fire at Gove Home Basement
Firemen said smoking caused a basement fire at Fred Gove's home 2412 Superior Ave last night but caused no damage. Fire crews also checked a leaf fire at 15th Ave and Minnesota St with no damage reported.
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Fred Gove
Superior Ave
15Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Franklin Youth Faces Car Theft Charge In Franklin Court
Judge J T Riley handled continuances for a car theft case involving John Rogers 25 of Franklin who declined to testify and was sent to the Warren County Grand Jury on a $500 bond with a new trial date set for Oct 25. Four others charged with breaking and entering were bound to the grand jury with bonds of $2000 each after witnesses identified them at Cheney Pulp and Paper Co. traffic cases surfaced with fines and bond for various infractions.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
John Rogers
Riley
Lloyd Ritz
Rogers
Warren County Grand Jury
Cloyd Pearson
Richmond
Harold Morris
South Avenue
Elvie Lakes
Lake Avenue
Robert Dalton
Cheney Pulp and Paper Co
Nov 1 Hearing Set On South Freeway Leg
The Ohio Department of Highways moved the public hearing on the Cincinnati to Toledo Freeway segment to Nov 1 at the American Legion Hall replacing the Civic Association Building date of Oct 31. Acting highway director George J. Thormyer cited expected high attendance.
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South Freeway
Ohio Department of Highways
Cincinnati-Dayton
Cincinnati
Toledo
American Legion Hall
Civic Assn
George J. Thormyer
Mason Civic Assn pushes annexation of Manhas Set Village area
The Mason Civic Association launched a campaign to annex Manhas Set Village area Mason Heights and large holdings of Clare L. Smith and the WLW radio tower. An annexation committee will circulate petitions and handle financial matters with 51 percent of freeholders needed before presenting petitions to Warren County Commissioners. John Zopff was approved as agent for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MASON
Mason Civic Assn
Manhasset
Mason Heights
Clare L. Smith
WLW
Warren County
John Zopff
Cheer Up Service Planned At Butler County Jail
A church led cheerful program will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Butler County Jail with Miss Eunice Perking in charge and participation by Rev Herschel Caudill and Church of God members plus several local families and clergy. Six thousand eyeglasses donated by Middletonians will be delivered to the Ohio State penitentiary on Wednesday and additional glasses may be left at Ortman Stewart bus station or at Miss Perkins home 701 18th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Eunice Perking
Herschel Caudill
Church of God
C. E Arnold
Mary Mayweathers
David Burton
Myrtle Burton
Pearl Allen
Arlena Gray
Frank Matthews
Shirley Stewart
Hasting Nord
Perkins
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ortman-Stewart
Miss Perkins
18Th Ave
Farmer reports cow found dead after head injury
Sheriff notified farmer Fon Carpenter on West Alexandria Road that a cow weighing 1100 pounds was found dead in a field. Deputy James Davis reported the theft of items valued at 45 dollars from Connie Roberson's garage at 3219 Yankee Rd. Roberson, now at 3806 Vannest St, says a rug ham mock and swing set were missing from the Yankee Road address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Carpenter
West Alexandria Road
Davis
Connie Roberson
Yankee Rd
Police Briefs Seize Material Theft report and injury
Theft reported yesterday included hubcaps and fender skirts from Ronald Barker at 405 McKinley St and hubcaps from Gertrude Ratliff with no listed address. Marcus Miller, 33, of 3914 Jewell Ave, treated at Middletown Hospital for head cuts from a fight and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Barker
McKinley St
Gertrude Ratliff
Marcus Miller
Jewell Ave
Middletown Hospital
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Vernal Moore
Young St
Moore
Helen
Arnold Ferguson
Cecil Short
Baltimore Street
Joseph Albert
Curtis Street
Orvie de Bord
Morgan St
Delzie Beaver
Beaver
de Bord
Pil Murphy
Melampy
Central Ave
Trinity Fete
Colored News
Lois Swink
Franklin High School
Judy Woods
Lola Parker
Linda Johns
Carol Howard
Drive For MD
Jacob
Armore Dr
Jackson Bosch
Ernest Thompson
Howard Shumaker
Walter Jackman
Viason
Carpenter
James Davis
Davidson Lis
Goodyear Service
Oad
Manchester
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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