Hook Receives 55-Year Armco Service Pin
Armco board chairman Charles R. Hook was presented the 55-year service pin by vice chairman W. W. Sebald at a General Office luncheon. Hook began at Armco in 1902, helping grow from 325 employees to 35,000 worldwide, and remains active in community and national affairs. He is national chairman of National Bible Week and was named to the Ohio Water Survey Committee by Gov. ONeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Charles BR. Hook
W. W. Sebald
Kook
Sebald
Charlie
Hook
National Bible Week
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Water Survey Committee
Charles RA. Hook
Armco Board
Vehicle collision on Ohio 4 injures two in Hamilton area
A 47 year old Hamilton woman Edna McIntosh suffered a fractured right collarbone and body abrasions when she walked into the side of a northbound car driven by Glen Hill on Ohio 4 near Milliken Road at 11 10 p m. She was taken to Mercy Hospital by Griesmer Grim ambulance. A second man Charles Root 33 of Oxford sustained possible jaw fracture and head injuries after his car skidded on gravel and struck a parked car owned by Howard Burton Root. Root is listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Milliken Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Edna McIntosh
Greenwood St
Glen Hill
Ludlow St
Griesmer-Grim
Charles Root
Brown Rd
Oxford
Brown Road
Howard Burton Root
Family Swim at YMCA Set for Saturday Evening
YMCA sponsor announces monthly family swim to run Saturday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Y pool. Members and their immediate families may attend. children must be accompanied by a parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Allen
Allen
CP Handicapped Center Set to Open January
Middletown United Cerebral Palsy, Inc. trustees report the Doty Street facility will open around January 1 after furnace work and fixtures. Mrs. Nelson aids decorations for therapy rooms. Miss Oswald seeks volunteers for nursery classes and transport for CP children. nursery runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays. Robert Barnard plans to attend the UCP Association convention November 1–3 in St. Louis with Marion B. Folsom as featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty Building
Middletown United Cerebral Palsy, Inc
Curtis Street
Robert Nelson
Middletown Art Center Board
Dorothy Oswald
Armory
Oswald
Robert Barnard
UCP Assn
St. Louis
District of Columbia
Marion B. Folsom
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Board approves NS S free secretarial help for handicap program
The board agreed to accept an offer from the National Secretarial Service to provide free secretarial services for the handicapped program and set monthly meetings for the fourth Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretarial Service
Leaves Fire Cause Tied to Halloween Prank
City firefighters responded to two leaf fires last night with no damage. The first blaze occurred at 8 11 p m on S Main Street and 4th Avenue, the second at 8 49 p m in the 2400 block of Superior Avenue where children allegedly used matches in a Halloween prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main Street
4Th Avenue
Superior Aveuue
City Workers to Study 2-Mill Levy in Middletown Meeting
Middletown city employees and families will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Firefighters Club house to discuss a proposed two mill property levy and a salary raise. City fireman Ted Hantsbarger will explain the levy and attendees will vote by straw poll. The meeting excludes members of the Municipal Employes Independent Union and will address new Ohio real estate tax rules and how they may raise taxes effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown City
Firefighters
J. T
Ted) Hantsbarger
Middletown
Huntsbarger
Ohio
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Uced
Window Breakage Report At West Middletown School
Deputy Sheriff Stanley Corey found three window panes broken when checking the West Middletown School around 10 30 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown
Stanley Corey
City cuts costs and warns on service reductions
The city reports about $100,000 in expenses cut this year with many vacancies and no pay raises since 1956. It says further cuts require reducing services, including parks, playgrounds, and police and fire protection. Other Ohio cities face tax levies. last operating funds tax increase was approved in November 1951, effective 1952.
Substitute Teachers Sought As Absenteeism Holds Steady
Superintendent Howard Cromwell thanked retired and inactive teachers volunteering to return during the flu epidemic. Absences hovered near yesterday’s 37, with six vacancies unfilled by substitutes. Schools reported near normal absentee rates, with 2,362 public-school absentees today, down from 2,590 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
Fenwick High School
St. John’s
Holy Trinity
St. Mary's
Amanda School
Oneida
Ees
Two Drivers Cited In City Auto Mishaps
Two people were cited into Municipal Court after a spate of city auto mishaps yesterday. Bryant Heflin 52 Middletown Route 3 was charged with failure to signal and Roscoe Roberts 39 913 9th Ave with passing at an intersection after cars collided at Grand Avenue and Crawford Street at 6 10 p.m. Damage totaled 50 dollars. Other accidents involved Ira Newlin 38 4108 Warren Rd and Willard Starks 30 1630 Lawn Ave at Finley Street and Lawn Avenue 7 50 a.m. 75 dollars. J C Bradley 27 1500 Baltimore St and Bruce Miller 54 Cincinnati at Grove Street and Calumet Avenue 4 20 p.m. 400 dollars. James Tipton 20 14 Arcadia Dr and William Briggs 53 1106 Garfield St and a parked Middletown Lumber Co car 1925 Central Ave in 1900 block of 1st Avenue 6 46 p.m. about 275 dollars.
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Bryant Heflin
Middletown Rt. 3
Roscoe Roberts
9Th Ave
Grand Avenue
Crawford Street
Ira Newlin
Warren Rd
Willard Starks
Lawn Ave
Finley Street
Lawn Avenue
J. C. Bradley
Baltimore St
Bruce Miller
Cincinnati
Grove Street
Calumet Avenue
James Tipton
Arcadia Dr
William Briggs
Garfield St
Middletown Lumber Co
Central Ave
1St Avenue
Presidents Who Owned Slaves Historical List
The presidents who owned slaves include George Washington Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe Andrew Jackson John Tyler James Polk Zachary Taylor Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Johnson
Grant
Halloween Band Show Plans at Barnitz Stadium
The Lemon Monroe High School band with 127 members will perform at 7 p.m. for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Halloween party at Barnitz Stadium. The program includes 10 persons and 17 numbers with a pumpkin formation, haunted house finale, and a witch finale using lighted flares and batons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jaycees
Halloween Parade and Contest Called Off by Legion
Franklin special report says the Halloween Parade and Contest scheduled for tomorrow night is canceled due to illness among organizers. A spokesman for the American Legion Post, sponsor, announced the postponement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
American Legion Post
Lemon Monroe Halloween Show Promises Parade of Band Elites
Shirley Kay Sandusky a freshman at Lemon Monroe High School will twirl in a gold cup routing as the band forms an outline of Ohio. Drum Major Jim Buck leads the LMH band directed by Paul Morrow. The party opens at 6 30 p m with bonfire lighting and ends with costumes contests and games with door prizes awarded from stadium registrations. Recipients must answer a call by 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kay Sandusky
Lemon-Monroe High School
State of Ohio
Miss Sandusky
Jim Buck
Paul Morrow
Lemon-Monroe
Three Men Accepted for Trusteeship by Judge Lamb
Three Middletown men were accepted into trusteeship yesterday by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. Frank Brant Jr. of 3231 Omawa St. owes 641.19 to seven creditors Robert Hutchins Jr. of 3223 Mohawk St. owes 1229.56 to 12 creditors Bernard Novak of 3202 Rufus St. owes 803 to 14 creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Frank Brant Jr
Omawa St
Robert Hutchins Jr
Mohawk St
Bernard Novak
Rufus St
Judge's Son Admits Bank Burglary in Canton
Emmett D. Graybill Jr. 25, son of a Massillon municipal judge, waived preliminary hearing on a federal bank burglary charge. U S Commissioner J Stewart Ake set bond at 5000 dollars. FBI said he admitted stealing 20000 dollars from the Canton bank where he had worked as a teller for 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Emmett D.graybill Jr
Massillon
U. S
J. Stewart Ake
FBI
Canton Bank
Diamond Gardner Tomorrow Merger of Local Company and Match Firm Approved
Diamond Match Corporation stockholders approved a plan to merge with Gardner Board and Carton Co to form Diamond Gardner Corp. The new company will issue 745,550 Diamond common shares valued over 22 million. Directors will include E T Gardner Jr Colin Gardner III and others from Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Match Corporation
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Middletown
Robert G. Fairburn
Gardner
Diamond Gardner Corp
Diamond Gardner
Fairburn
Edward T. Gardner Jr
Colin Gardner III
Manger
E. T. Gardner
E. T. Gardner, Jr
Colin Gardner
Harold E. Wright
Middletown, Ohio
Diamond and
Diamond
Diamond Match
City Budget Hearing Tonight On 1958 Preliminary Plan
City Commission holds 7 30 p m hearing on a 3 905 178 overall 1958 preliminary budget compiled by City Manager Charles W Thompson. General fund nearly 1 784 307. a 172 781 rise from 1957 request. deficit pressures drive proposed two mill tax increase to add about 300 000 for operations. Regular meeting at 7 45 follows with no major agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thompson
Butler County Budget Commission
County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
City Commission
Burglars Take Shotgun From Hamilton Home
A 410 gauge shotgun and shells worth 40 dollars were stolen from Lucy Brock's house at 2112 Tuley Rd in Hamilton. A window on the east side was pried open and the home ransacked while the family was away per deputy Gabbard of the Butler County Sheriff's Department.
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Hamilton
Lucy Brock
Tuley Rd
Burton Gabbard
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Deeputy
Physicians Will Meet For Accidental Poisoning Talk
The Butler County Medical Society will hold its regular meeting tonight in the Driftwood Room. Dr. Herbert Warm announces Dr. Harry JC Shirkey of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital will speak on accidental poisoning in children. Dr. Ralph Leyrer of Hamilton presides and will lead an executive council session before the main meeting. Officers and council members include Dr. Stanley Miller, Dr. John Perkins, Dr. Robert Tennant, Dr. Donald Blizzard, Dr. Walter Reese, and Dr. Neil Millikin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Driftwood Room
Herbert Warm
Harry JC. Shirkey
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Ralph Leyrer
Hamilton
Leyrer
Society
Stanley Miller
John Perkins
Middletown
Robert Tennant
Donald Blizzard
Walter Reese
Neil Millickin
Workman Ernest Lawson Stricken at Wrenn Paper Co.
Ernest Lawson age 50 of 3211 Rufus Street collapsed at work at the Wrenn Paper Co. He was taken to Middletown Hospital in serious condition for observation after illness and fainting at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Ernest Lawson
Rufus
Lawson
Wrenn Paper Co
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Charles R. Hook
Rogers
General Electric
Harry Hadley
Pol
T.V
Nks Sty
Gardner Board and Carton
Dairypak Incorporated
Manchester Machine Co
Gardner Container Co
Akron
Dayton
Yoder Engraving
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
N. Broad ST
Workman
Bill
Arvin Electric
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
West
Mr Ie
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