Campus At Miami Perks Up
At Miami University nearly 1.7 percent of coeds arrive for sorority rush as 950 women register and 750 sorority members with 870 student staff join on campus. Freshmen and transfer students prep for Sept 13 registration while 1,700 participants pay an extra week for rushing and related activities including pre-season drills, counselor staff, and the YMCA Freshman Camp at Camp Campbell Gard.
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Oxford
Miami University
Sorority Rush
Stoaent
Men’s Residence Hall
YMCA
Camp Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Dean of Women
Dean of Men's Office
Franklin Club Plans Meeting For Monday
The PAWS Club of Anthony Wayne and South Schools will hold its first Franklin meeting of the year at Anthony Wayne School in Franklin Monday at 7 30 pm. All parents are invited to attend the get acquainted session with teachers introduced and a program by four sixth graders. Four Franklin Board of Election candidates Delbert Treadway Ward Hoskins George Evans and John Schrote will outline views and take questions. Baby-sitting will be provided at PAWS meetings scheduled for the second Monday each month.
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Franklin
PAWS
Parents of
Anthony Wayne and
Anthony Wayne
Selly Sawyer
Gail Cathcart
Pobby Frazee
Franklin Board of Election
Delbert Treadway
Ward Hoskins
George Evans
John Schrote
Want Ad Section Highlights Home-Buy Opportunities
Home-hungry readers are invited to explore today's Want Ad section showcasing numerous home-buy options. Shiny listings emphasize value, location, and immediate opportunities for prospective buyers seeking affordable housing and investment homes.
Dayton man killed in Rt 4 collision near Germantown
A 50 year old Dayton man visiting his brother was killed when his car pulled into the path of a southbound truck on Rt 4 at the Germantown northern edge yesterday at 12 20 p m. The truck driver Robert L Yeazel 27 of Germantown and his wife were unharmed the truck struck a utility pole and a cow in the back was injured. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by the Montgomery County coroner.
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Germantown
Dayton
Rt. 4
Ine
van Wv. Mu
Bernie Ingabrand
Market Street
Robert L. Yeazel
Germatown
Carlos Moses
Montgomery County
Obituary: Mrs Hattie Baker 80 of 625 Wilson St
Mrs Hattie Baker 80 widow of Carl Baker died yesterday at 3 pm at Logsden Rest Home. Survivors include two stepdaughters and a stepson Margie Back Hamilton Mrs Laura Rettig Kansas City Mo David Baker Muncie Ind three sisters Mrs Sally South Middletown Mrs Mary Elwood Bowling Green Ohio Mrs Cora Herm Hamilton Services through Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt to officiate Tuesday at 2 pm Burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm on Moody
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Hattie Baker
Wilson St
Logsden Rest
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Edwin Bcbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Edwin Bobbitt
Funeral
Moody
Infant Prater Dies Seven Hours After Birth
The son of Mr and Mrs James Prater of 2305 Longfellow St died yesterday at 11 15 am at Middletown Hospital seven hours after birth. Survived by sister Beverly and brothers Thomas Michael and James. Paternal grandparents Walter and Mrs Prater and maternal grandparents Chester and Mrs Walters, all of Middletown. Funeral arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home incomplete.
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James Prater
Longfellow St
Middletown Hospital
Beverly
Thomas
Michael
James
Walter Prater
Chester Walters
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Clevelander Named To Centennial Unit
Gov. James A. Rhodes appoints Arthur Baker Hayes of Cleveland to the Ohio Civil War Centennial Commission to fill the term of Simon P. Dunkle, ending December 31, 1965. Hayes is 39 and from Cleveland.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Arthur Baker Hayes
Cleveland
Simon P. Dunkle
Columbus
Air Force wing to host three day drop competition
Clinton County Air Force Base in Wilmington Ohio will host a three day event by Air Force troop carrier wings starting Monday. crews will compete in day and night missions dropping equipment and parachutists.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County Air Force Base
Air Force
Madison to Air Water Proposal
The Madison Township Improvement Association will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Madison High School to discuss the township water project. Nelson Watson will explain proposed lines and properties, with Ed Sherman meeting developers at 7 p.m. prior to the association gathering to discuss their role. Martin Littmann aims to gauge how many residents will take the water for bonding considerations.
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Madison Township Improvement Association
P.m
Madison High School
Nelson Watson
Ed Sherman
Martin Littmann
Rummage sale shoes hide $500 dispute hits court
Probate Court is asked to decide ownership of $500 found in shoes sold at a Congregational Church rummage sale in Sidney. Arvilla Frey administrators of William Frey estate sues Elsie Laurence and the Ladies Aid Society, claiming the cash was unknowingly given with the shoes May 24. The money remains in a Piqua bank pending court ruling.
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Troy Ohm
Sidney
Piqua
Arvilla Josephine Frey
Elsie Laurence
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Christian Church
Houston
Frey
William
Stanley Frey
BUC Board Sets Hearing On New Rules Amendments
Willard D. Campbell chairman of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation board of review announced public hearings on new rules and amendments to existing rules. The hearings will be in the board room at the Bureau Cleveland Ave Columbus on Tuesday Oct 8. Topics include subjects under board of review legislation effective Oct 20 prompting rule changes.
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Willard D. Campbell
Board of Review of the
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Bureau
Cleveland Ave
Columbus
Campbell
Board of Review
Ohio General Assembly
Orchid in Alaska Captures Nome News Attention
Mrs Beatrice Leight formerly of Middletown now of St Petersburg wore a purple orchid on a 5000 mile Florida to Nome trip. Nome Nugget covered the story after she sent a letter to friends. She visited her son the Rev Robert Leight and daughter in law Alvina Wootan Leight, missionaries in Nome supported by Grace Baptist Church.
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Beatrice Leight
Middletown
St Petersburg
Florida
Nome
Alaska
Nome Nuggett
Leight
Robert Leight
Alvina Wootan Leight
Grace Baptist Church
Supreme Court Recess Ends Early in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court ends its summer recess three weeks early and will begin hearings Tuesday. The court will sit three days a week initially to allow more time for opinions and will devote most of September to motion docket cases deciding which matters to admit for review.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Murder Cases Top Jury Docket
Butler County recall session opens Monday in Hamilton with second degree murder charges against Wylie D. Carmichael Jr. and Samuel Wesley Wilson Sr. plus Sarah Sue Mitchell Collins. First degree murder case against Earl F. Benson. three counts of manslaughter against Fred erick Moore Bowling. and manslaughter charges against Robert J. Williams and Errol K. Thornton. Middletown docket lists multiple burgl aries forgery and related offenses including Billy Little Delmar Day Jr. ties to various crimes.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Wylie D. Carmichael Jr
LaFayette Ave
Samuel Wesley Wilson Sr
Calumet Ave
Sarah Sue Mitchell Collins
Hanover St
Earl F. Benson
Dixie Hwy
Marian Benson
Frederick Moore Bowling
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Franklin
Oxford State Road
Robert J. Williams
Madison Ave
Errol K. Thornton
Wesley Ave
Norwood
Billy Little
Delmar Day Jr
Jettie Bailey
Eleanor Hardeman
Freddie Quinn
Robert Ford
William D. Chambers
Estimated Tax Payments Due to September 16 1963
Taxpayers paying estimated income tax under District Director P L Charles of the Internal Revenue Service Cincinnati must pay their 1963 tax installment by September 16 1963. If 1963 income changes, amend the estimate with a new declaration. A blank amended return form is printed on the back of the installment bill.
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P. L. Charles
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Charles
Want Ads Offer Big TV Deals and Bargains
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Travis Hausman Crowned Armco Miss 1963
Travis Hausman of Armco Steel's Sales Service Department won the Miss Armco title at the Armco Girl's Jamboree, earning a $50 savings bond, roses, and a crown. Four runners-up were Dana Childers, Vivian Hellman, Loretta Thompson, and Anita Harkness. The event drew a record crowd with 21 contestants judged on poise and appearance.
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Travis Hausman
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Dana Childers
Vivian Hellman
Loretta Thompson
Anita Harkness
Springboro Clinic Opens with Public Open House
Springboro lmedical clinic announces an open house this afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. The public is invited to inspect the new facility and its operations, with Dr Garland the owner encouraging residents to familiarize themselves with the clinic.
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Springboro
Garland
No Pay For Inmates Ruling in Ohio
Att. Gen. William B. Saxbe holds county home inmates cannot be paid for duties from Ohio Revised Code funds. The opinion, requested by Summit County prosecutor John S. Ballard, finds no statutory authority for inmate pay and says presenting a voucher or warrant by a county employee to obtain inmate service payments would violate the law.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
John S. Ballard
Summit County
Lausche and Young split on youth training bill passage
In Washington, Ohio senators Frank Lausche and Stephen Young voted opposite sides as the Senate approved a bill to expand training for unemployed youth and launch a new literacy program for jobless workers. Young supported the measure while Lausche opposed it. The roll call was 41 to 26.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Young
Lausche
Picketing Outside Dr Pollack Office In Cincinnati
A dozen youths from the NAACP and CORE picketed the downtown Cincinnati office of Dr Sam Pollack a dentist. They allege segregated waiting rooms and distributed mimeographed statements while singing. Pollack was unavailable for comment.
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Cincinnati
National Associaton For Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
Sam Pollack
Criticism Of Khrush Published As Book
A 30000 word Communist Chinese attack on Premier Khrushchev and the Soviet Communist party has been published as a booklet sold across Red China, according to Peking’s New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Peking
New China
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