Commission Again Urged To Act On Water Fluoridation
A Middletown letter by Dr. John Harkrader asks the City Commission to study and adopt water fluoridation, citing health benefits and citing a Supreme Court Ohio decision. The afternoon meeting will also include bids for city building renovations and multiple sewer and street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John H. Harkrader
Keely Dental Society
Supreme Court of Ohio
George F. C. Lull
The
American Medical Assn
Commission
B&o Railroad
Central Avenue
Charles W. Thompson
B. D. Morgan Construction Co
Foley Construction Co
Michigan Avenue
Moore, Crawford
Sutphin
Arlington
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Broad Street
Central
Manchester Avenues
Middletown Civic Assn
Revival Planned at Apostolic Faith Church
Elder R Pringle will conduct a revival at the Apostolic Faith Church from Sunday through Saturday at 7 30 p m each evening. The event invites the community to attend the nightly services led by the visiting preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pringle
Apostolic Faith Church
Armco to Convert Warren Steel Property Into Pipe-Coating Plant
Armco Steel Corp will convert Warren Steel facilities into Fabricating Plant No. 2 a modern pipe coating unit. About 360000 will fund moving existing coating operations and installing equipment including coal tar enamel coating and inside pipe lining. The plant aims to start by mid December and will support water works and public utility markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Warren Steel
Armco Steel Corp
Warren Steel Corp
R. L. Gray
Gray
Arm
Area Church Office Proposal To Coordinate Miami Valley Faith
Protestant leaders from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Middletown plan an Area Church Office to coordinate religious forces in the Miami Valley. The September 23 meeting at Eaton Manor Hamilton aims to identify communities needing new churches and establish congregations. No officers named yet. Dr Bruce Whittemore has been acting chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Middletown
Eaton Manor
E. H. Hammon
Bruce Whittemore
Cincinnati Council of Churchet
Freedom Agenda Meets To Discuss Rights And Curbs
Thirty people attended the first Freedom Agenda gathering at the G W Breiel home on S Main Street to debate constitutional rights and loyalty concerns in the cold war era. Dayton attorney Charlies S Bridge led the session on confrontations rights and due process as opinions differed. The Community Committee with the League of Women Voters sponsors the talks. next meeting October 11 will cover the Bill of Rights and the Fifth Amendment at the Breiel residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Breiel
S. Main Street
Charlies S. Bridge
Dayton
League of Women Voters
Breiel
Fred B. Cramer
January hurricane rarity noted by Weather Bureau since 1887
Since 1887 the U S Weather Bureau has recorded only one hurricane in January. The brief notes the rarity of warm month storms in the early meteorological record.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Geckeler Elected President of Middletown Safety Council
Sherman School principal Steve Geckeler is named president of the Middletown Safety Council board of control. Other officers include Joseph Ayres first vice president Wylie Mitchell second vice president E J Sebald secretary and Robert J McDade treasurer. Seven new board members were appointed and eleven honor roll certificates were awarded for school safety efforts.
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W. S
Steve Geckeler
Sherman School
Middletown Safety Council
Board of Control
Joseph Ayres
Armco Steel Corp
Wylie Mitchell
E. J. Sebald
Robert J. McDade
Crystal Tissue Co
Geckeler
John Weber
Driver Cited After Auto Hits 32 Year Old Woman
Mrs Louise Withrow, 32, of 2315 South Ave, suffered minor injuries when struck by a left turning car at N Verity Parkway and Manchester Avenue at 5 05 p m yesterday. Officer said Cap Keith, 37, 2307 Grand Ave, failed to yield to a pedestrian. Keith was cited.
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Louise Withrow
South Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Manchester Aenue
Withrow
Middletown Hospital
Cap Keith
Grand Ave
Verity Parkway
Keith
Layne Ohio Water Supply Co
Columbus
William Coyle
Bellemonte St
Vai Avenue
Lorraine A. Neiller
Aeronca
E. T. Witherspoon
Harrison St
Manchester Avenue
Taylor Vinson
Fairmount Ave
Moore Street
Central Avenue
Middletown Fire Depts Respond to Three Minor Calls
Firefighters answered two alarms and one medical call yesterday. Company 1 checked a grass fire at Smith Farm with no damage found at 1:01 p.m. A second crew from Companies 1 4 and the ladder unit checked a nonfire at Pollock Paper Corp. at 1:33 p.m. Emergency unit aided Mae Cundiff 39 who fainted at 905 Columbia Ave at 12:08 p.m.
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Middletown
Smith Farm
Pollock Paper Corp
Phen Ave
Mae Cundiff
Columbia Ave
Underwriters To Meet Middletown Association Kickoff
The Middletown Association of Life Underwriters will hold its kickoff meeting for the fall and winter season at noon tomorrow at the Colony Restaurant. A cubic mile of sea water contains 11 percent billion pounds of magnesium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Assn. of Life Underwriters
Colony
Accidents Send Trip To Hospital
An industrial mishap and two other accidents injured three Middleton residents. Ernie Ratliff, 32, cut his left hand at Inland Container Corp. Five stitches fixed the wound. Deborah Banker, nine, received nine stitches for a knee laceration from a broken bottle. Frank Perkins, 25, suffered a second degree burn on his right wrist when re lighting a pilot light that flashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Ratliff
Crescent Bivd
Inland Container Corp
Deborah Banker
James Banker
15Th Ave
Frank Perkin
Perkins
Central Ave
Local volunteers fill September induction quota
Seven volunteers from Local Board No. 10 departed for Ft. Thomas Kentucky to meet the September draft quota. The group included James Hagins Elbert Thomas Donald Seeger Clarence Jackson Paul Woodruff James Zehler and Benjamin Slusher. A brief sendoff with cigarettes doughnuts and coffee preceded the trip. Chaplain William Comfort Zelma McKeller and the Women’s Auxiliary of the Middletown Moose Lodge attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Board No. 10
Ft. Thomas
James Spiros Hagins
N. Clinton St
Elbert Raymond Thomas
Sheridan Ave
Donald Herbert Seeger
West Middletown Rt. 2
Clarence Edward Jackson Jr
John St
Williamsdale
Hamilton
Paul Richard Woodruff
S. 9Th St
James Wesley Zehler
West Elk
Optimists Sponsor Scout Troop Formation and Pee Wee League
Optimists approve formation of an Optimist Club boy scout troop with Louis Rossi announcing council is in operation. Plans include a Pee Wee Football League team co-sponsored by Optimists and Evening Optimist clubs. Board changes meeting time to first Monday at 9 10 p.m. at Brandenburg Switzer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rossi
Tom Carlson
Optimists
Board of Directors
Brandenburg and Switzer
American Building and Loan Building
Shelter marks second birthday in Miami Valley
The Arimal Shelter of the Humane Assn of the Miami Valley plans a birthday party Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. with an oven house, refreshments and souvenirs. The shelter opened to Butler County residents in September 1953, offering pet adoption, stray removal, dog licensing support, rabies control, and boarding services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimal
The
Humane Assn
Miami Valley
Marvin Heltman
Butler County
Schenck Hones Local Ties As He Probes District Needs
Rep Paul Schenck meets residents in the 3rd Ohio district at the American Legion Home for grass roots conferences. He cites Social Security, veterans affairs, immigration, and farm issues as top concerns while noting a strong questionnaire response and plans to share results in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Blevins
Paul Schenck
Americans For Democratic Action
Rep. Schenck
American Legion
Schenck
Ohio
Montgomery
Butler Countiaes
Polio cases rise to 12 in Butler County
Two new polio cases reported yesterday bring Butler County total for the year to 12. Patients admitted to Mercy Hospital Hamilton include Mrs. Wilbur Reynolds aged 46 of 4833 Hamilton Scipio Road and Harold W Huening aged 33 of West Chester. The article notes the average American uses 143 matchbooks annually.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Wilbur Reynolds
Hamilton, Scipio Rd
Harrold W. Huening
West Chester
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Lincoln Mercury CO
Tytus Ave. Ph
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Charles Reuthe
Board of Education
Howard Gall
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James Combs
Police Department
Duke Girton
State Highway Patrol
Raymond Standafer
Yankee Road
Charles Street
van Avenue
Robert Horn
Illinois Ave
Herbert E. Kidd
Ers Road
Kessler
America
Folius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Shelter
John Dobrozsi Jr
East End
Ross
Grass Root
Miam
Sburg
R. R. Hasemeier
U.S
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