Vitelli Set To Resume Work On North Middletown Sewer
Detroit contractor Tony Vitelli and Sons appears ready to resume the North Middletown sanitary sewer project after a city payment dispute over July work and pipe defects. City Manager Charles W. Thompson said a letter outlining construction methods is pending from Halpin Inc and Vitelli.
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Tony Vitelli & Sons
Detroit
North Middletown
Vitelli
Charles W. Thompson
Halpin, Inc
Thompson
Tony Vitelli
Detroit Company
Halpin
The
Weekend Accidents Put 4 In Hospitals
Ten people were injured in four Butler County traffic accidents over the weekend with four hospitalized. The most serious incident sent two to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a 12:30 a.m. crash on U.S. 27. Wanda Skipton, 26, suffered a possible skull fracture and facial injuries. Neil F. Banning, 28, was treated for a leg fracture and cuts.
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Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Wanda Skipton
Harrison
Neil F. Banning
Brookville
Ind
Rt. 1
Banning
U.S. 27
Rotarians To Hear Of African Tour Description
Three Western College Oxford girls will describe their African Seminar travel at the Avery Club noon meeting tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel. Dr Herrick Young Western president who guided the trip selected representatives to share the journey from the Dark Continent with Rotary members.
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Western College
Oxford
Avery Club
Manchester Hotel
Herrick Young
Five Accident Reports Missing Prompts Dragnet
Police hunt for five 12 by 14 inch accident reports reported missing this morning. A dragnet is set between the traffic bureau and the police desk to locate the elusive cards before newspaper and radio reporters are forced to file tomorrow.
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Detective Bureau
Traffic Bureau
Auto Has Few Extras
In Chattanooga Tennessee AP report a car theft prompts questions if it was house burglary. The vehicle boasted televsion, radio, record player, sliding trays, cigarette dispenser and outlets for appliances. A burglar alarm linked to the horn warned of entry and part of the loot was a cake.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Andrew Gosa
Gosh
Gene McGovern
Local Social Notes Highlight Montgomery County Fair Attendance
Poasttown residents Mr and Mrs Edwin Leap visited relatives in Springdale. Mr and Mrs William Sharpe hosted guests from the Leap and Turner families. Dick Leap visited friends here Friday. Mrs Betty Walton of Oneida stayed with her parents on Wednesday. Several locals attended the Montgomery County Fair in Dayton last week.
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Edwin Leap
William Sharpe
Springdale
Howard Turner
Charles Rich
Dick Leap
Betty Walton
Oneida
Dayton
Family visits over Labor Day weekend noted
Sunbury residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Roberts of Greenville Michigan spent Labor Day weekend with Mr and Mrs Cleve Roberts. Danny Denny of Carlisle visited several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J T Abner.
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Sunbury
Arthur Roberts
Greenville
Mich
Cleve Roberts
Danny Denny
Carlisle
J .T. Abner
Schenck To Lead Grassroots Conference At Legion
Rep. Paul F. Schenck will host a grassroots conference at the American Legion Home Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. as part of an eight‑meeting series in the Third District during congressional adjournment. Prior sessions have been held in Dayton Miamisburg Germantown Phillipsburg and Brookville with another at Hamilton Courthouse today.
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Paul F. Schenck
American Legion
Oxford Municipal
Schenck
Dayton
Miamisburg
Germantown
Phillipsburg
Brookville
Hamilton Courthouse
Polish Crew Jumps Ship After Forcing Skipper Ashore
In Roenne Denmark two Polish fishery inspectors defected from their patrol vessel on Bornholm yesterday. They forced the skipper and remaining crew member to steer into the Danish port and then jumped ashore seeking political asylum.
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Roenne
Denmark
Baltic
Bornholm
Marilyn Monroe Hospitalized After Illness During Film
Hollywood AP reports Marilyn Monroe was in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after feeling ill on Saturday while filming Some Like It Hot at the Coronado location. Her husband Arthur Miller drove her to Cedars and director Billy Wilder said the illness caused a day’s break. Monroe had completed scenes prior to the illness.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Tony Curtis
Coronado
Calif
Arthur ‘Miller
Cedars
Lebanon Hospital
Miller
Billy Wilder
Miss Monroe
GOP Candidate May Withdraw in Colorado Race
In Ouray Colorado the Republican Party may lose its second nominee for Congress after a primary. Carl Becker of Denver withdrew as nominee in the 1st District where Rep Byron Rogers seeks re election. Don O Farrell of Ouray hotel operator says an announcement is coming and reports claim he quit as GOP nominee in the 4th District where Rep Wayne Aspinall will face him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Aspinal
D-Colo
Local Social Guests Attend Multiple Family Gatherings
Springboro residents Mrs. Raymond Stratton and Mrs. Howard Robinson visited with Mrs. H. E. Shetterly. Ted Seaman and a Seven Mile couple visited Della Mullen. Dickie Montgomery’s birthday party drew many relatives at Harold Montgomery’s Franklin home, with A. H. Montgomery Maurice Robison and Shirl Stanton among guests.
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Ted Seaman
Seven Mile
Della Mullen
Layton Rook
Robert Montgomery
W. H. Null
Clara Stacy
Dickie Montgomery
Harold Montgomery
Franklin
A. H. Montgomery
Maurice Robison
Shirl Stanton
Local Briefs Note Visitors and Family News
Dr. Lee Brown and family return from a monthlong Minnesota vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Housefield and daughters hosted friends from Hamilton. Mrs. Willis Moore greeted post hospital recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mardish of Hamilton visited Mr. and Mrs. Alen Mardis Sr. and Richard.
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Overneck
Lee Brown
Minnesota
Earl Housefield
Hamilton
Willis Moore
Mercy Hospital
Gilbert Mardish
Alen Mardis Sr
Richard
Middletown Aviation Club hosts 11th annual aerial treasure hunt
Eleven teams competed as 16 entrants chased clues across a course spanning Richmond Connersville Oxford Hamilton Cincinnati and Middletown airports. Winners Everett Johnson and Lois Winglewich flew an Ercoupe to first in the 100-116 mph class, with other top crews including Robert McNutt Marion Wetzel in a Stinson station wagon and David Albright Richard Cooper in an Aeronca Super Chief.
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Everett Johnson
Lois Winglewich
Robert McNutt
Marion Wetzel
David Albright
Richard
Dick) Cooper
Johnson
Winglewich
Richmond
Connersville
Oxford
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Middletown
Frank Vigor
Wetzel
Vigor
Scout Order Inducts 26 At Camp Hook
Twenty six scouts explorers and scouters were inducted as ordeal members in the Nachenum Lodge Order of the Arrow at Camp Hook. Lodge Vice Chief Donald Horton presided and will act as lodge chief until Micky Dennis' term ends October 31. Horton led ordeals while Eugene Bailey directed the brotherhood program. Eleven additional members including 14 ordeals joined to seal memberships. Camp Hook projects included updating the campfire area replacing logs and bricks and painting a totem pole.
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Nachenum
Order of the Arrow
Camp Hook
Donald Horton
Busiess
Horton
Micky Dennis
Dennis
George Bundick
Ordeal
Eugene Bailey
Odear
Move to hold integration vote faces legal hurdles
The article outlines a pending election mechanism that would decide public school integration by district wide majority of registered voters, not turnout. It notes potential Justice Department action, possible arrests, and plans for U S marshals to escort Black students into Central High while keeping city officers off campus to maintain peace.
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Justice Department
Faubus
Central High
Supreme Court
Atty
Amis Guthridge
Wesley Praden
U.S. Marshals
Soustelle Survives Assassination Attempt in France
Soustelle, a long time De Gaulle supporter and hardline Algeria proponent, ducked after terrorists fired on his car. An Algerian assailant then shot again after emerging near a building, but police and guards captured the fleeing attacker as he tried to vanish into a subway. Authorities note a national surge of Algerian nationalist violence, including attacks on police and oil facilities.
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Soustelle
Bey
Soustelie Long
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Two Young Boys Hurt In Separate Accidents
Four year old Gary Thomas Roe of 1918 Woodlawn Ave may undergo surgery today for a broken right hip after a fall at Middleton s Hospital emergency ward. Earlier Daniel Fugate, 11 of 409 Pierson Rd, received six stitches for a cut on his left leg when his foot was caught between a wheel and the frame of a dirt carrier operated by Raymond Williams of 170 Meadow Ave for Eugene Allen Excavating Co.
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U.S. 25
Monroe
Louis Williams
Dayton
Robert Wyatt
Harriet St
Franklin
Wiliams
Williams
Mary
Wyatt
Leonard Austen
Union Rd
Gary Thomas Roe
Kelly Roe
Woodlawn Ave
Middletons Hospital
Daniel Fugate
Leonard Fugate
Pierson Rd
Raymond Williams
Meadow Ave
Eugene, Allen Excavating Co
Police Briefs Detail Arrests and Stolen Cars
Ronald Cox 2 of East Street arrested on careless driving and resisting arrest reports. Mildred Fugate of 1504 Weed Lawn Ave reports her 1953 red and black convertible stolen from in front of her home last Wednesday and a 1956 sedan stolen during the night, license 3296L5 ant 819 Young St.
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Ronald Cox
East Street
Sutphin Street
Central Avenue
Mildred Fugate
Weedlawn Ave
Ant
Young St
YMCA Membership Report Planned for Tomorrow
The first report session of the 1958 YMCA enrollment drive will be held tomorrow at 6 15 p m at First Presbyterian Church. General Chairman Dr John Harkrader will preside. Volunteers will hear talks by Betsy O Neill Kim Winger and Saundra Cole with music by Tri angle Hi Ys German band.
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YMCA
First Presbyterian Church
John Harkrader
Betsy O'Neill
Kim Winger
Saundra Cole
Triangle Hi-Y
Fire hydrant flushing planned across city areas
Fire department schedules additional hydrant flushing today in several zones. Residents are warned that water may be discolored and stain clothing, though drinking the water remains safe. Areas tested include south of Grand Avenue to the southern corporation line and east of the Big Four Railroad to Lamberton Street, Auburn Street north to Manchester Road, Verity Parkway south to the railroad and Elmo Place, and east to Barnitz Street.
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Grand Avenue
Southern Corporation
Big Four Railroad
Lamberton Street
Auburn Street
Manchester Road
Verity Parkway
Elmo Place
Barnitz Street
Resurfacing Of Middletown Streets Begins Today
Work started today on the Middletown street resurfacing project directed by C A Boeke. Walter Follmer led the crew at the Municipal Service Building Smith Farm to surface a parking and service lot and nearby streets in a specified order including Curis Street Kunz Main May Lamneck Wholf Highland Superior Harrison Monroe MecKinley Manchester to Miami.
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Middletown
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Walter Follmer
Hamilton
Municipal Service
Smith Farm
Curis Street
140
Kuntz
Kunz
Yanskee Road
Main Street
May Avenue
Springboro Grange Boosters Night Set for Wednesday
The Springboro Grange hosts its annual Boosters Night this Wednesday at Grange Hall. The program includes a flower show by the Clearcreek Garden Club, contests in hooked rugs crocheted doilies and angel food cake for subordinate members, and a candy contest for junior grangers.
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Springboro
Springboro Grange
Grange Hall
Clearcreek Garden Club
Roses Report at Kiwanis Club Meeting
William J. Saunders will report on the progress of the Rose Sale at Thursday noon Kiwanis Club session to be held at the Manchester Hotel.
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William J. Saunders
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Man Charged With Driving While Suspended and Related Offenses
Robert Gregory, 30, of 1607 Vermont Street, was charged yesterday with driving while suspended, careless driving, and resisting arrest.
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Robert Gregory
Vermont St
Extra Chuckle Before a Stern Ferrybeat Scene
A terse onlooker recalls a man with a stern expression as his mother is frightened by a ferrybeat incident at the rear. The fragment hints at a maritime mishap or disturbance within a harbor setting.
Daytonian to Speak for Reformation Day Service
Dr. Bruce Behney of United Theological Seminary in Dayton will speak at Reformation Day services October 26 at First Presbyterian Church. The Middletown Council of Churches announced fall events and a UNICEF fundraiser, World Community Day, and a nationwide religion campaign led by Richard Peters and Roger Oakley. The 1958 Vacation Bible School enrolled about 1,400 children with 1,243 average daily attendance, funded by $1,259 and 135 volunteers across twelve schools.
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Bruce Behney
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
C. N. Flanigan
William Calvert
Middletown
Council of Churches
Harold Grunewald
Youth Council
Unicef
United Naions Children’s Relief Fund
Council of Church Women
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard Price
Richard Peters
Roger Oakley
National Council of Churches
Calvert
J. B. Gividen
Cancer Society Chapter To Meet In Manchester Hotel
The Middletown chapter of the American Cancer Society will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on Wednesday September 24 at 12 15 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Contributors of 1 or more during the past year may attend. lunch reservations must be submitted by 10 a m September 24 to Mrs B Letts secretary 804 Richa Dr
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Middletown
American Cancer Society
Manchester
B. Letts
Richa
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Woodlawn
Poasttown
Cohen BroThers, Inc
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GOP
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Howard Robinson
Ralph Bohacek
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