Miami U to Dedicate Hanna House at Homecoming
Miami University schedules 10 30 am Saturday dedication of Hanna House, a lab home economics residence and nursery school for eight junior or senior majors each semester. Named for Martha Hanna, longtime department chair from 1915 to 1947, the facility marks growth in the home economics program and includes a home management course key to teacher certification and consumer service curricula.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Hanna House
Department of Home Economics
School of Education
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Professional Home Economics Honorary Society
Martha Hanna
Monmouth
Heart Study Launched to Probe Block Causes in Butler County
Butler County Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio funds a research project at the University of Cincinnati to study complete heart block. Dr. Robert Adolph will assess how the heart functions as a pump in patients with the condition and improve survival prospects. Contributions memory loved ones to support the study are invited at 2535 Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati.
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Butler County
Heart Association of
Southwestern Ohio
Robert Adolph
Cardiac Research Laboratory
University of Cincinnati General Hospital
Robert M. Woolford
Adolph
Woolford
Batler County Heart Branch
Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Understanding School Bond Questions and Tax Basics
A mill equals one dollar per thousand dollars of taxable wealth. With a $14,000 home at 50 percent assessment, one mill equals $7. A bond levy funds construction and equipment for new buildings. a tax levy pays current operating expenses. The tax duplicate, certifying taxable wealth for school purposes, is $260,000,000.
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Board of Education
Bond levy duration and tax implications
The bond levy period varies but usually cannot exceed 25 years. Shorter terms mean higher tax rates. The proposed levy duration is twenty two years.
Millage for operating levy adjusts with reappraisal
The millage does not stay fixed each year. If property is reappraised, the voted levies decline proportionally as the county auditor increases assessed value.
Turkish Troops Swap In Cyprus Amid Tense Standstill
In Famagusta Cyprus the Turkish contingent of 650 troops began rotating with the troopship Basharan arriving. UN peace force officers oversaw the move as 630 officers and 276 men attended, following threats by Greek Cypriot President Makarios to oppose troop increases by force.
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Famagusta, Cyprus
Cyprus
Basharan
U.N
Makarios
Twirler Lea Ann Fawns earns Princess Trophy in Lexington
Eight year old Lea Ann Fawns a St Johns School third grader won the Princess Trophy in the NBTA baton twirling contest in Lexington Kentucky boosting her three year total to 51 trophies. She captured first in solo and fancy strut and placed second in military strut. Candy Bailey a Middletown ninth grader won Sportsmanship Trophy and led in solo flag and fancy strut. Other winners included Shirley's T-Birds Blue Angels and Black Diamond units with drum and color section victories. A Findlay contest saw Lu Ann Evans age 11 Middletown win first in advanced solo and third in juvenile strutting.
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Lea Ann Fawns
St. John’s School
NBTA
Lexington
Charles Fawns
16Th Ave
Lea Ann
Middletown
Candy Bailey
McKinley
Shirley
T-Birds
Blue Angels
Black Diamond
Mandy Shaper
Beverly Huenning
Kathy Capozzi
Sharon Nickell
Debbie Surgenor
Regina Jackson
Peggy Huenning
Debbie Gray
Kay Belcher
Sherri Barker
Class of 1945 to Plan Reunion
Members of the Middletown High School class of 1945 who want to plan a reunion are asked to attend a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Civic auditorium on the second floor of the Civic Association building. Spokesman Dick Schrock noted the preliminary planning session will be held in the Civic auditorium.
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Middletown High School
Civic Association
Dick Schrock
Civic Auditorium
Ambition of Girls Aims to Secure a Good Husband
A historical snippet notes that most girls aspire to marry well, joining a broader view of marriage as a key life goal. The reflection highlights social expectations surrounding women's roles and prospects in that era.
New traffic signal debuts at Mossman and Howe roads
County Engineer Jesse Pochard announced a new traffic signal is in operation at the Mossman and Howe roads intersection about a half mile east of Miltonville. The device wordt up to manage traffic where a crest carves the approach. Signal is triggered by a tripper on Mosiman Road.
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Mossman and
Howe Roads
Jesse Pochard
Miltonville
Pochard
Mosiman Road
Two City Crashes Leave Two Drivers Injured
Two drivers sustained minor injuries in separate city crashes yesterday. Howard Watson, 51, of 824 17th Ave, hit a telephone pole at Central Avenue and Moore Street after a vehicle turned onto Central from Moore. Damaged Watson car valued at $400. Jim Slifer, 19, injured knee at Sherman Hospital after his car struck a pole on Flemming Road, reportedly due to fatigue. Slifer cited for assured clear distance. Additional incidents included collision at S Sutphin Street and Wayne Avenue, a hit of a parked car on Stevens Avenue, a center‑line crash on Garfield Street near Grand Avenue, and a DUI citation for James Rutledge.
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Howard Watson
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Central Avenue
Moore Street
Watson
Jim Slifer
Sherman Ave
Flemming Road
Slifer
Este Howard
Jefferson Road
Calvin Sheap
Maineville
S. Sutphin Street
Wayne Avenue
Sheap
Paul Greene
Stevens Ave
Maurice Booth
Streier Blvd
Booth
Greene
James Rutledge
Dayton
Garfield Street
Grand Avenue
Garnette Gresham
Jacoby Ave
John Amos Jr
14Th Ave
Rutledge
Arrest Of 6 Boys Solves Cases
Six Middletown area youths were arrested in connection with two break-ins at Riley's Grocery and Homan's Market and related vandalism and theft of a six cylinder engine. Other incidents included a gasoline bonfire at Locust Street and Waneta Avenue, tire deflation, and a man struck with a rock. Detectives Cliff Hyde and deputies Cliff Dye Harry McDaniels James Parson and Walter Reynolds detained the five 16 year olds, who were released to their parents.
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Middletown Area
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Riley's Grocery
Navaho St
Homan’s Market
Oxford State Road
Locust Street
Waneta Avenue
Cliff Hyde
Cliff Dye
Harry McDaniels
James Parson
Walter Reynolds
Speakers to Describe City Computing Setup at Luncheon
Robert F. Ritter of the City Division of Taxation and Guy Atkinson of the National Cash Register Co. Dayton will address the Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow at noon. They will discuss the citys new electronic computing machine and its relation to the new water billing system. George Knapp is program chairman.
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Robert F. Ritter
City Division of Taxation
Guy Atkinson
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
George Knapp
Four Hurt in Weekend Area Crashes Hospitalized in Separate Hospitals
Four of seven injured in weekend traffic accidents remained in hospitals today, each in a different facility. Eugene M. Payne, 60, of Middletown, in fair condition after a one car crash on Hendrickson Road west of the Warren Butler County line. Two Miami University coeds Anita Jo Peller and Sue Williams, both 19, and sailor Larry F Brasket, 23, in serious condition after a one car crash on U S 50 ten miles east of Bedford Indiana. Henry Termuhlen, 53, of Middletown treated for multiple facial cuts after Rialto Road guard rail collision. Laverne J. Baker, 22, of Sharonville treated for head lacerations after Cincinnati Dayton Road crash. Two Pittsburgh youths treated at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital after a car overturned on Rt 73 east of U S 27.
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Middletown
Eugene M. Payne
Winton Sr
Hendrickson Road
Warren - Butler Coun
Miami University
Anita Jo Peller
Hamilton
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Bedford
Ind
Sue R. Williams
Bethesda Hospital
Larry F. Brasket
Great Lakes Hospital
Til
Williamsdale
Rialto Road
Henry Termuhlen
Middletown Road
Mercy Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's
Laverne J. Baker
Sharonville
Cincinnati - Dayton
Dimmick Road
Pittsburgh
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Grant F Friday
Dayton
Rt. 73
U. S
Ray Kindead
James Keay Jr
Commission Sets Two Zone Hearings On Zoning Changes
City commissioners will hold two public hearings at 7 30 tonight. The first requests a B-1 to B-2 rezoning for C W Thomson Co 1718 Tytus Ave. The second seeks industrial zoning for Armco Steel Corp property in the newly annexed area south of town. Both changes carry planning commission support.
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C. W. Thomson Co
Tytus Ave
Armco
Record Vote Predicted in 1960 Election
Election officials and qualified observers across the nation predict a record 70.8 million Americans will vote in the Nov. 3 elections. They estimate 88.7 million are registered or otherwise qualified, with 70.9 million expected to cast ballots. Some states lack central registration or party registration, limiting breakdowns.
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Washington
Associated Press
50 States
District of Columbia
Middletown Man In Serious Condition After Self-Inflicted Wound
Elza Tibbs a 25 year old resident of 1515 S Marshall Road was found with a self inflicted gunshot wound to the chest at 532 Crawford Street. The bullet lodged in a window sill after passing through Tibbs and a sofa. He stated he shot himself. Police and ambulance were delayed after an incorrect address was given.
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Elza Tibbs
S. Marshall Road
Crawford Street
Tibbs
Crawford
Corrected Minimum Water Charge Based on 3000 Gallons
A clarification notes the proposed water system should set the minimum rate on 3000 gallons rather than 1000. The correction adjusts the unit allowance and impacts expected charges for residential users under the plan.
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Miami U
Hanna
Union Sanitary
Congress
Rodney
M. Love
Love For Congress
Committee
Lloyd Miller
Sierra
Twirler
Princess
Jeff's Market
Germantown RD
Poasttown
Payne
Tri-County
Commission
Planning Commission
John Howard
Tytus
State Farm Life Insurance Company
North
Sutphin
Feway
Turkey
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