Planning Group Opposes 122 Plan in Middletown
Middletown Planning Commission rejects Ohio Department of Highways proposal to relocate Route 122 east of the city. The board backs Blue Ball-Warren Street interchanges and urges alignment with the city master plan. A public hearing is set for Sept. 24 at the City Building.
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Middletown
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Rt. 122
Blue Ball
Highway Department
Central Avenue
Planning Commission
Thieves Steal Scout Gear For Trenton Troop Camp
Four Trenton youths see camping plans halted after theft of Scout equipment valued around 30 dollars from a tent behind 505 State Street. Missing items include sleeping bags canteens a scout knife an axe a mess kit and two flashlights. Denied by families no damage to the tent and the tent has been taken down.
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Trenton
Stae St
James Davis
Dennis
Kenneth Akers
Maurice Akers
State St
Timmy
Ricky Hughes
Ray Hughes
Douglas St
Akers
Suit Settled In Dayton Case Over Apartment Fall
Mary L. Taylor of Dayton filed a damage suit against Mary Gartland of Eaton alleging injuries from a fall on the back steps of Gartland’s rental property on June 3 1955. The case settled out of court for 43652, per Judge John M. Kira cofe. settlement amount not disclosed.
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Mary L. Taylor
Gettysburg Ave
Dayton
Eaton
Mary Gartland
Franklin Sr
Common Pleas Court
Two New Cars Demolished In Mishaps In Hamilton
Special report from Hamilton details two separate accidents early today. James W. Parker, 31, lost control on a slippery Rt 129 east of Rt 747, wrecking a nearly new car after hitting posts and a mail box. Edgar Ortolf, 28, 945 Greenway Ave., was forced off Rt 127 north of Collinsville, his 1957 station wagon hitting a guard rail and lying on railroad tracks near the Pennsylvania crossing. removed promptly. Captain Richard Metcalfe of the sheriff's department filed the report.
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Hamilton
James W. Parker
Symmes Ave
Rt. 129
Edgar Ortolf
Greenway Ave
Pennsylvania Crossing
Rt. 127
Collinsville
Richard Metcalfe
Sheriff's Department
Elder Rudolph Pringle to preach at New Hope Church
The Colored News reports Elder Rudolph Pringle will deliver a sermon at New Hope Baptist Church this week. Services start at 8 p.m. according to Rev. J M Allen the church pastor.
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Rudolph Pringle
New Hope Baptist Church
J. M. Allen
Aged Oneida Woman Tries Death by Own Action
A 71 year old Oneida woman was treated at Middletown Hospital for a self inflicted throat wound after an apparent suicide attempt. Hospital attendants reported eight stitches were needed to close the cut. She was taken to the hospital by taxi around 2 15 p m yesterday.
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Middletown Hospital
Judge Delays Case Decision in Vehicle Right-of-Way Clash
Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb held for decision a case against Evelyn Veidt of West Middletown charged with failure to yield right of way to a van after an auto accident on May 22 at N Verity Parkway and Vail Avenue. Patricia Ann Holderman, 12, suffered a fractured left leg.
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J. T. Lambs
Evelyn Veidt
West Middletown
N.verity Parkway
Vail Avenue
Patricia Ann Holderman
Vanderveer S
Hook Named National Bible Week Chairman
Charles R. Hook chairman of Armco Steel Corp has been named national chairman of National Bible Week scheduled Oct 21 27 This 17th annual event is sponsored by the Laymens National Committee Inc The theme is The Bible Today Tomorrow Forever Cecil B DeMille has agreed to be honorary chairman for the motion picture industry and to accept Hook invites. Vice chairman is James A Farley Coca Cola Export Sidney J Weinberg Goldman Sachs and H W Prentis Jr Armstrong Cork Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corp
DeMille
Hook
James A. Farley
Coca-Cola Export Corp
Sidney J. Weinberg
Goldman, Sachs & Co
H. W. Prentis, Jr
Armstrong Cork Co
Y Drive Kickoff Set For Tonight
Nearly 200 YMCA workers kickoff the 1957 Y membership drive at First Presbyterian Church. Armco official Joe Ayres speaks on A Live Y Needs Live Men as 2 1500 YMCA members are targeted before month end. Bud Huselton and Dr John Harkrader lead, with 500 volunteers under division chairs Ray Melampy Bill Saunders Marion Swisher David Driscoll and Mrs Tom Wilson.
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YMCA
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Ayres
Armco. Steel Corp
E. C
Bud) Huselton
John Harkrader
Preble County Plans Flu Shots for Key Employees
Preble County commissioners agreed to finance flu shots for all key county employees to guard essential services during an Asian flu outbreak. Eighteen employees have requested shots though county staff will supervise if vaccine is available. The county would pay 40 cents per shot for 87 eligible workers from a total of 128 employees. Dr Beane noted similar cooperation with Darke County officials.
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Eaton
Preble
Carle M. Beane
Beane
Darke County
Twenty Scouts Eligible for Ordeal at Camp Hook
Twenty Boy Scouts are eligible for the Order of the Arrow Ordeal opening at 8 p.m. Friday at Camp Hook. Induction into the lodge will follow Saturday evening with a Brotherhood ceremony planned for eligible members. Steve Geckeler, lodge chief, will oversee the programs.
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Order of the Arrow
Camp Hook
Little Honorary Lodge
Steve Geckeler
Armco Manager Named National NOMA Chairman
E. L. Hamilton of Armco Steel Corp office manager was chosen as the 1957-58 national chairman of NOMA Clinics Committee and named to the needs committee. G. Mackroy, NOMA president, announced the appointment for the 166 chapter, 17,000 member association promoting better office techniques through committee activity.
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E. L. Hamilton
Armco Steel Corp
National Office Management Assn
Ent
G. Mackroy
NOMA
Association of Operating Management Executives
Steubenville Man Killed in Ohio 164 Crash
Harold B. Adams 49 a Sal inville steelworker was killed Monday in a traffic accident on Ohio 164 in Jefferson County.
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Steubenville
Chio
Harold B. Adams
Salinville
Ohio
Jefferson County
Ford Tops Car Sales In August
Butler County new car registrations reach 577 in August up from 517 in July, Joseph T. Kiep reports. Ford leads with 153 registrations, Chevrolet 127, Dodge 53, and other makes include Buick 47 Olds 44 Plymouth 43 Mercury 36 Pontiac 31 Rambler 10 Cadillac 7 Chrysler 7 Volkswagen 5 Studebaker 3 DeSoto 3 Lincoln 3 Metropolitan 2 Imperial 1 Willys 1 Austin 1. New truck registrations total 41, Ford with 14 units.
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Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Buick
Olds
Plymouth
Mercury
Pontiac
Rambler
Cadillac
Chrysler
Volkswagen
Studebaker
DeSoto
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Imperial
Willys
Austin
Little Creek Horse Show Scheduled This Sunday
The 12th annual Amateur Horse Show by Little Creek Riding Club runs this Sunday at jon Mason Road east of State Route 747. It starts at 12 30 p m with 16 classes including western walking horse pony and gaited events, rain date Sept 22. Club officers and ringmaster named. lunch served from 11 30 a m.
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Little Creek Riding Club
Jon Mason Road
Irt
Wes Ltern
Club
Don E. Fetter
Ott Smith
David Rosencrans
Frank McClung
James Hoerner
Hoerner
Alien Glenn
Hamilton
W. M Pearce
Connersville
Ind
Melvin Simpson
Man Robbed by Two Youths in Hamilton
Gerhard Albinus, 26, of 204 Norman Rd., was slugged and robbed early yesterday near N. 4th and Market. He told police two youths assaulted him and stole his wallet containing $2. he was treated at Mercy Hospital for a nose injury.
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Hamilton
Gerhard Albinus
Norman Rd
N. 4Th and
Market Sts
Albinus
Mercy Hospital
Bookstore Names Assistant Manager in Oxford Center
William Alban, 39, longtime W. W. Mae chain associate, named assistant manager of the Miami University Center bookstore opening at the start of the coming school year. Native of Columbus, Alban attended Miami University 1936-38 and has been active in the Oxford Chamber of Commerce.
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Oxford
William Alban
W. W. Mae
Oxford Ouset
Miami University Center
Columbus
Alban
Miami University
Oxford Chamber of Commerce
Gems Of Fact And Figures Census Bureau Counts
The Census Bureau’s Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1987, reveals vast counts from 468,650,000 silver dollars in circulation to 603 percent trillion miles of motor vehicle travel in 1985. It documents drive-ins, newspapers, doctors, orphans, divorces, church membership, and consumer habits with detailed totals and notable peaks, including war-time marriages and death causes.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
California
Nevada
New Jersey
Squirrel's Walk Darks Out Homes
A squirrel walked a high powered wire causing a 66 000 volt fuse to short circuit. It was electrocuted and caused power outages in German Town and West Carrollton for about an hour. Dayton Power and Light crews shut off power for nine minutes to remove the animal and restore service by 7 49 p.m.
Woman aided after distress at Garfield Street address
Fire Department emergency squad aided Iida Mae Ewen, 46, of 526 Garfield St., yesterday at 6 05 p m as she was short of breath. She was not hospitalized.
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Garfield St
Iida Mae Ewen
Miami Professor Named Proxy for Accounting Association
Dr. C Rollin Niswonger chair of Miami University Business Administration accounting department was elected president of the American Accounting Assn at its Madison Wisconsin annual meeting. A 1929 Miami graduate and Certified Public Accountant, he has taught at Miami since 1935 and served as acting dean in 1954 55 while Dean Raymond E Glos revised a textbook. he previously led the Miami University Alumni Assn.
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Oxford
C.rollin Niswonger
Miami University School of Business Administration
American Accounting Assn
Madison
Wis
Miami
Niswonger
School of Business Administration
Raymond E. Glos
Miami University Alumni Assn
It's A Likely Excuse Lady
Dayton police stop a woman driver in a school zone on the first day of school. The officer notes she was going 42 mph in a 20 mph zone. She blushes and says she is a school teacher, and she is late for school.
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Dayton
Ohio
Three Injured in Monroe Road Crash Near U S 25
A car skidded on wet pavement north of Monroe and struck a tree injuring three out-of-state passengers. George Alman 65 Detroit Loree Waters 35 Birmingham Ala and her daughter Judith 5 were treated at Middletown Hospital for multiple scratches and released.
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U. S. 25
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
George E. Alman
Detroit
Loree Waters
Judith
Birmingham
Ala
Minor Mishaps Reported by Middletown Police
Two minor traffic accidents were reported yesterday. No injuries. One involved a parked car owned by Albert Rudin at Manchester Avenue and Clinton Street causing about $10 damage. The other involved a station wagon owned by Walter Sargent at Sutphin Street and Linden Avenue causing about $25 damage.
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Middletown
Albert Rudin
Highview Rd
Walter Sargent
Finley St
Manchester Avenue
Clinton Street
Katherine Holton
Renee Dr
John Buchl
Carolina St
Sutphin Street
Lindens Avenue
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Ing
Oxford-State Road
George Elliott
Clinton D. Boyd
Paul F. Braden
WPFRB
Braden
James Cox
Edward Wimmer
Ince
National Federation of Independent Businessmen
Colored News
J. McIntosh
D. Taulbee
U. S
Boris Moerres
Henry Spitz
Vienna
Spitz
U. S.S
Morros
Austria
Spits
Fine McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Bible Week
Preble County
Armco
Goodwin Knight
Fred R. Dickson
San Quentin Prison
Harley J. Teets
Ford Tops
Little Creek
N. Main
TOP Coats Foundation
G&g
Central Ave
Olympia
Gibson
Globe-Wernicke
Royal-Remington-Underwood
N.C.R. Supplies
A. B. Dick
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