Hamilton Youth Dies In Chase
An 18 year old Hamilton driver died from internal injuries after a Saturday night crash while being chased by a Butler County deputy. Lewis Rumley of 37 South B Street sped away on New London Road near Warvel Road, ignoring cones and a stop sign, finally wrecking after losing control. Two passengers, Lee Cornett and Charles McCracken, were injured and treated. both claimed Rumley refused to slow due to lack of license. Services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Lewis Rumley
South B St
New London Road
Warvel Road
Butler Sheriff's Deputies
Ft Hamilton Hospital
Lee Cornett
C St
Charles McCracken
Chestnut St
Mercy Hospital
Fire Department
Cornett
McCracken
Ralph Bowman
Hamilton Cleves Road
Columbia Bridge
Bernie Rumley
Webb Funeral Home
Three Injured In Two Area Traffic Accidents
Two separate crashes left three people injured. Gene Lawrence and his wife Virginia Lawrence were hurt on Mason Montgomery Road when their northbound car struck a post and culvert. Gene required Mercy Hospital treatment for facial and arm lacerations and possible chest injuries. In a second incident on Interstate 75, George Handley suffered whiplash after being rear ended by Charles E. Oliver. Handley declined treatment while Oliver received a citation for assured clear distance.
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Mason - Montgomery
Gene Lawrence
Lela Drive
Mason
Mercy
Warren
Butler County
George Handley
Grand Ave
Charles E. Oliver
Dayton
Handley
Oliver
Re elect Barker for School Board
Ed Barker highlights four years on the Board focusing on better educational opportunities for children and prudent use of tax dollars. A bank executive and administrator, Barker stresses business experience as essential to educational needs. endorsed by C. B. Palmer, Treasurer. POL. ADV
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Ed Barker
Edward Barker
ED W. W. Barker
Board OF Education
Armco to light giant Amanda furnace in Ashland Ky
The Armco Steel Ashland Works prepares to light its new giant blast furnace Amanda on October 21. Lynn Johnston, granddaughter of Armco President Logan T. Johnston, will ignite the furnace as Gov. Bert T. Combs and Johnston speak at a Bellefonte Club luncheon. The unit starts at 3,340 tons of pig iron daily and will reach 4,020 tons per day, marking a historic industry moment in the Hanging Rock region.
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Armco Steel Corp
Ashland
Lynn Johnston
Armco
Logan T. Johnston
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Johnston
Bellefonte Country Club
Miss Johnston
Ashland Works
Hanging Rock
Ohio
Amanda
Rhodes scolds on annexation growth push in Butler County
Governor Rhodes and cabinet urged swift compromise on Springdale Union Township annexation to lure industry. He warned local officials not to delay industrial sites, citing benefits to Hamilton and Butler counties, schools, and residents. He promoted tax renewal and education funding to attract more industry.
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Jim Bohman
Hamilton
James A. Rhodes
Springdale-Union Township
Rhodes
Union Township
Butler
Ohio
YWCA
Waters of Jordan Used At Baptism At Christ Methodist
A baptism at Christ Methodist Church used water from the River Jordan. Mary Ann Brehaney of Trenton brought the water after a world tour last summer. Infant sons of Fred and Mrs Gray Dayton Roger Dean Pyle Jerome Brown Terry Bowman and Robert Wood were baptized with Rev. Paul McCauley officiating.
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Christ Methodist Church
Jordan
Mary Ann Brehaney
Trenton
Fred Gray
Dayton
Roger Dean Pyle
Cleveland St
Jerome Brown
Berwick Lane
Terry Bowman
Yankee Road
Robert Woodrome
Lynn Drive
Paul McCauley
Edwards To Speak at Steel Meeting
A. R. Edwards, president of Armco International Corp., will join seven other top steel leaders on a panel about The Factual Story on Steel. The industry seminar at the Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh is sponsored by Singer, Deane & Scribner and expects more than 100 influential financial experts.
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A. R. Edwards
Armco International Corp
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Two Juveniles Caught in Stolen Vehicle Incident
Two teenage boys aged 15 and 16 were arrested in Franklin for driving a stolen vehicle yesterday at 9 40. Police turned the youths over to Middletown authorities.
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Franklin
Middletown
Middletown High Wins TV Show Debut Its Academic
Middletown High School seniors Jean Nardin David Bell and Brenda Howard won by five points over Walnut Hills High School as WLWT premiered Its Academic. The trio scored 405 points to 400 for Walnut Hills and St Xavier 215.
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Win
Middletown High School
Jean Nardin
David Bell
Brenda Howard
Walnut Hills High
WLWT
Middletown
Walnut Hills
St. Xavier High
Cincinnati
Jack Quinn
WLW
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Interstate Expansion Nears Finish at Middletown and Miamisburg Plants
Interstate Folding Box Co. advances a half million dollar expansion at its Middletown carton plant and Miamisburg boxboard mill. A 20 by 60 foot three color press nears operation, alongside a 120 ton six color press. The Miamisburg site adds 12 500 square feet with docks and a new admin section due by Nov 1 doubling lab space and adding a lunchroom.
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Interstate Folding Box Co
Middletown
Miamisburg
Verity Parkway
Interstate
Carton
Robert M. Bergstein
Board Mill
Koran Phraseology Not To Be Altered In Mosques
The article notes that the phrasing of the Koran must not be altered and translations are not used within mosques. It discusses religious practice standards and respect for sacred text. Authorities emphasize maintaining original wording in religious settings.
Hamiltonian debate over cigarette tax revenue and bridge bids
Rindes declined to promise Middletown will receive 1 million dollars from cigarette tax revenue for the Miami University Academic Center, deferring to the Board of Regents and legislature. He noted Decembers bids for the Columbia bridge and reported right of way issues cleared. George Wilson praised by Rhodes and William Beckett for work with the Hamilton Association of Trades and Industry.
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Middletown
Miami University
Rindes
Board of Regents
Holy Name Parade Promotes Catholic Reunion Effort
Five hundred Catholic men and boys joined a Holy Name Society parade and rally at Holy Trinity Church. Monsignor Robert H. Tensing urged unity among Christians and urged listeners to remove prejudice. The Rev. Francis Monnig led the pledge as clergy and local groups participated, with Fenwick High School band leading the march from Grimes Street to Holy Trinity.
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Holy Name Society
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Names
Robert H. Tensing
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Norwood
Holy Name
Francis R. Monnig
Leo T. Herlihy
Holy Trinity
Charles Grunkemeyer
St. Mary's Church
Edward Shine
St. John's Church
John L. Oberlander
Bernard Bruening
St. John's
Sylvester Huser
St. Mary's
Lawrence R. Krusling
Jerome
St. Peter Claver Ch
John L. Rat
St. Francis de Sales
Charles ‘Fuller
Fenwick High School
William Svarda
Fenwick High
Uniformed
Bank of Knights of St. John
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Ray Witte
Grimes Street
Central Avenue
Clark Street
Loss Runs High In City Wrecks
Two city accidents yesterday caused total damages of 1850 dollars. Henry Fugate, 41, of 1003 14th Ave., lost control on Tytus Avenue and struck a parked car owned by William Erb, 1813 Tytus Ave. Erb’s car was knocked 200 feet. Erb’s vehicle damage 150 dollars and Fugate cited for careless driving. A second crash on Verity Parkway at 11:15 p.m. involved Mary Phillips, 1110 Garfield St., whose car hit a tree and sign. Phillips' car damage 1200 dollars and she cited for an assured clear distance violation.
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Henry Fugate
14Th Ave
Tytus Avenue
William Erb
Tytus Ave
Fugate
Verity Parkway
Mary Phillips
Garfield St
Phillips
Ill Wind Blows Leaves Into Neighbor’s Yard
A humorous note remarks that an ill wind moves leaves into a neighbor’s yard, turning a minor misfortune into a comic observation about shared space and weather.
What I Believe Commissioner Requires Courage and Common Sense
Middletown city commissioner candidate emphasizes courage, common sense, and public service. He pledges to address new industry, urban upkeep, weed control, and better signage while opposing water bill hikes and advocating orderly annexation with adequate city resources and benefits to all areas.
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Middletown
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