Telephone strike ends at Ohio Bell after brief dawn picket
Four CIO Communication Workers of America members set up dawn pickets at Middletown of fices but returned to work 45 minutes later after Ohio Bell reached a one year contract with weekly raises of 2.50 to 5 across 16 000 Ohio employees. The accord includes reclassification in five towns and higher wages for Middletown staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Communication Workers of America
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Associated Press
Ohio
Richard Miller
Middletown
Cletus ‘‘Moon
Mullins
Middletown Exchange
Miller
Ohio Bell
Telephone Company
Cleveland
Joseph Blackmore
Grand Jury Drawn For Butler County October Term
The Butler County grand jury for October met October 10 with 42 cases already verified. Willie Teask of 1712 Garfield St. is bound over from juvenile court in the slaying of Robert Hunter, 48, of 826 8th Ave. Names drawn include Laura Yount, William Dudley, Mrs Wilbur Gregor, Mrs Hazel Trietenbecker, Mrs Mary Hartwell, Mrs Charles Fall, and Edward Brelsford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Butler County
Grand Jury
Monay
Willie Teask
Garfield St
Juenile Court
Robit Hunter
8Th Ave
Joseph T. Kiep
Lerk
Laura A. Yount
Erie Ave
William Dudley
Jason Rt
Wilbur Gregor
Jackson St
Hazel Trietenbecker
Trenton Rt
Mary D. Hartwell
Euclid St
Charles Fall
West Middleton
Edward Brelsford
Jackonburg
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft and DUI Incidents
Police reported a bicycle stolen from Biitz Field and a car tire and wheel stolen from a car on 15th Avenue. A dog bite occurred on Curtis Street, and several suspects were arrested for driving while intoxicated, with other thefts and assaults noted across the city. Specific names, addresses, and vehicle details are listed in the brief.
Lucky Stop Sign Winners Announced
Police Traffic Bureau officials announced the past week’s $2 prize winners in the Lucky Stop Sign safety contest. Winners include Bob Ranft at Franklin Street Flem ing Road Shafer Street. Oliver Marton at 8th Avenue Grang Avenue Gladys Drive. Eugene Fletcher at Wayne Avenue Waite Street Woodlawn Avenue. Mrs C L Maxberry at Young Street York Avenue Baltimore Street. William Commodore at Yankee Road Yankee Road Calumet Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ranft
Franklin St
Fleming Road
Shafer Street
Oliver Marton
8Th Ave
Grang Avenue
Gladys Drive
Eugene Fletcher
Wayne Ave
Waite Street
Woodlawn Avenue
C. L. Maxberry
Young St
York Avenue
Baltimore Street
William Commodore
Yankee Rd
Yankee Road
Calumet Avenue
Chairmen For Sebald Award Announced
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced appointments for the W. W. Sebald Self Reliance Award for high school students. Warren Pence leads the investigation committee evaluating applications and ratings. Senior school contacts include Robert Gossett, Jerry Miller, Warren Pence, Robert Whitaker, Charles Hattery, Warren Johnson, and Charles Hill handles public relations and materials. Paul Moore is chairman of the judging committee awarding the $1,500 prize. Harold Calvin chairs the banquet. Harold Osborne is general secretary and John Baker is assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce Today
Warren Pence
Robert Gossett
Jerry Miller
Fenwick High School
Robert Whitaker
Lemon- Monroe High School
Charles Hattery
Warren Johnson
Middletown High School
Charles Hill
Second Salk Shots Slated For Oct 19
Hamilton and Butler County pupils will receive a second round of Salk polio vaccine on October 19. Dr. Richard Hardin and Dr. H A Moore announced the plan. First and second graders will be shot at centers. a second parental permission is required. The vaccine is free via the National Polio Foundation. Vaccination also offered to five to nine year olds through family physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Richard Hardin
H. A. Moore
National Polio Foundation
Hardin
Scout Troop 125 Elects Officers
Girl Scout Troop 125 members elected yesterday at First Presbyterian Church. New patrol leaders include Roberta Hartzog Ann Perkins Paige Anderson. Secretaries Jane Long Peggy Laing Becky Allen. Scribe Carol Coburn. Birthday girl Elaine Perkins sunshine girl Mariahna Jacobs. Chore girls Sharon Wilson Kay Lipton Juliette Low. Representatives Ann Nardin Kathy Philips. Plan a summer birthday party and honor scout Carol Jean Haskins. Troop committee meets 1 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs John Perkins home Central Avenue. Leaders are Mrs T O McDonald Sr and Mrs Ed Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Roberta K. Hartzog
Ann Perkins
Paige Anderson
Jane Long
Peggy Laing
Becky Allen
Scribe
Carol Coburn
Elaine Perkins
Mariahna Jacobs
Sharon Wilson
Kay Lipton
Juliette Low
Ann Nardin
Kathy Phillips
Carol Jean Haskins
John Perkins
Central Avenue
T. O. McDonald Sr
Ed Allen
Driver Cited After Crash On N Broad Street
Dayton motorists face charges after a northbound vehicle forced a car into a construction blockade and skid into a parked car. Mitchell Lambert, 59, was cited for careless driving as Franklin Risen, 21, and Pearl Busby, 408 N Broad St, sustained damage totaling 100 dollars. A separate incident at Broad and Vanderveer Streets involved Joe Sears, 19, and Mabel Souers, with 120 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
N_ Broad Street
Mitchell Lambert
Lambert
Franklin Risen
Jewell Ave
Pearl Busby
N. Broad St
Joe Sears
Baltimore St
Mabel Souers
Arlington Ave
Broad
Vanderveer Streets
IOOF Initiation Rolls Three New Members
Three candidates Roy V. Hendrixson Ellis Hall and Max Woods were initiated last night by the IOOF lodge degree staff under George Reed. Next Thursday the first degree initiation will be conferred on seven candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy V. Hendrickson
Ellis Hall
Max Woods
Lodge
George Reed
Klein Elected New Boy Scout District Head
Earl Klein 3010 Fleming Rd named district chairman of Pokey Griffith District in the Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council. He previously led as district commissioner in 1953 1954 and served as neighborhood commissioner and Sea Scout Ship Ranger mate. Also elected were William J. Taylor and Robert Sant among others with district at large seats and a merger proposal to join 1094 scouts from 33 units to be decided at Camp Hook council meetinguesday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Klein
Fleming Rd
Pokey Griffith
Mound Builders Area
Boy Scout Council
Klein
Ranger
Armco Steel Corp
William J. Taylor
Franklin
Robert Sant
Manchester Rd
M. E. Carruthers
Euclin St
Richard L. Lewis
Goldman Ave
Robert Moerly
Aaron E. Doty
Fred Byers
James Gross
Carlisle
George Blossom
Paul Doughman Sr
Exceile
Camp Hook
Garbage Cans to Require Tags for Service
The city sanitation department will enforce a tag display rule starting Monday. Dan Rothe, director of public utilities, says dated yellow tags must be visible to receive service. Residents may pick up replacement tags at the central collection window in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Department of Sanitation
Dan Rothe
Public Utilities
Kothe
Asbestos in Cloth: A Mineral That Resists Fire
As a mineral, asbestos does not burn easily and may be woven into various fabrics. This property has influenced its historic use in textiles and insulation despite health concerns surrounding exposure.
YMCA Membership Drive Sets Attendance Record
Last night 104 volunteers counted toward a 377 new members in the YMCA drive at First Presbyterian Church. Armco Middletown Plant led with 123 new members, followed by the city division with 110 of 400. Elmer Davis's Group B posted 43, Enis Marshall's Aeronca team 40, and the overall goal is 1,700 by Sept. 27. Next report is Tuesday at 6 15 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Armco Middletown
Fred Gerber
George Hill
John Harkrader
Owen Albaugh
Armco General Office
E. C. Huselton
Wilbur
Bud) Fisher
Elmer Davis
Armey
Middletown
Enis Marshall
Aeronca
Louis J. Brown
Blackmore Directs NEPH Week Activities in Middletown
Middletown police chief Joseph Blackmore will lead local NEPH Week events October 2 to 8 as representative of the Optimist Club. The NEPH Week committee includes Rev. Francis Blair secretary Helen Davis Wilbur Fisher Bessie Court Paul Wilson Gus Miles and additional leaders from local groups. This marks the 11th NEPH Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blackmore
Middletown
Optimist Club
Neph Week
Francis Blair
Helen Davis
Family Service Bureau
Wilbur Fisher
Middletown Personnel Assn
Bessie Court
Paul Wilson
Lions Club
Gus Miles
Trades & Labor Council
John Kinder
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Melwin Kelso
Rotary Club
New Car Damaged By $200 Blaze
A 1955 model car owned by Clifford Green of 3115 Mohawk St on Columbia Avenue was damaged by a front seat fire of undetermined origin causing about $200. Firefighters from Company 1 responded to a still alarm at 8 06 a.m. at Smith's lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Green
Mohawk St
Columbia Avenue
Company 1
Smith’s
Sutphin Street Set to Reopen as Work Ends
Acting City Manager Charles W. Thompson announced Sutphin Street will reopen to traffic at noon tomorrow after sewer work on 9th Avenue. Superior Avenue will be blocked from Sutphin to Stanley, and the Edgewood Street intersection will close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutphin Street
9Th Avenue
Charles W. Thompson
Superior Avenue
Stanley Avenue
Edgewood Street
Thompson
Middletown underwriters name committees and chairmen
The Middletown Association of Life Underwriters announced committees and chairmen for the coming year at a luncheon at the Colony Restaurant. Glenn Lane heads membership, Venus Maupin program, Earl Streifthau education, Esther Nessler publicity, Cal Grier law and legislation, with Harry Norris attendance and Earl Francis Ed Jones Albert Kelly Kent Little Richard Nunery and Earl Streifthau as directors. The year’s meeting date is set for the third Friday each month at noon at the Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Assn
Life
Colony
Glenn Lane
Venus Maupin
Earl Streifthau
Esther Nessler
Cal Grier
Harry Norris
Earl Francis
Ed Jones
Albert Kelly
Kent Little
Richard Nunery
Ferguson To Head Schoolmasters Club
James Ferguson of Morrow was elected president of the Warren County Schoolmasters Club at the first meeting of the school year in Springboro. Officers include Richard Waters of Waynesville as vice president C E Tandenburg assistant superintendent of schools secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferguson
Morrow
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Springboro
Richard Waters
Waynesville
C. E. Tandenburg
Treasuer
At The Movies Weekend Showings
Friday and Saturday schedules list Not as Stranger Flaming Feather Mighty Joe Young Love Is a Splendored Thing and El Alamein Black Widow with multiple daily showings at 1:15 6:25 9:00 p.m. 15 6:40 10:00 p.m. 1:30 4:55 9:20 p.m. 2:55 6:50 10:15 p.m. 1:15 5:00 8:00 p.m. 1:15 5:30 7:45 9:45 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 7:30 9:40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aramount
el Alamein
Miss Rowena Baker Returns to Howard University
Colored news notes Rowena H S Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester H Baker of 9th Avenue has gone back to Howard University Washington D C for her senior year majoring in physical education A prayer meeting led by Elder Rudolph Pringle will be at 730 p m Saturday at the Apostolic Faith Church 1016 Hanover St Pringle will conduct a week long revival at the same church from this Sunday through the next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena H.S Baker
Chester H. Baker
9Th Avenue
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Rudolph Pringle
Apostolic Faith Church
Hanover St
Pringle
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Journal
Tommy Bailey
Kunz Ave
Bi&itz Field
Wilbur Egelston
Patricia Dennis
Fred Durbin
Cincinnati
Orville Williams
Lylburn Rd
Will Risp
Vanderveer St
Verity Parkway
Arrowood
Trenton Riom
Curtis St
Zed Alley
Ruth Stamper
John Waczula
15Th Ave
Walter Bender
Superior Ve
Sebald Award
Scout Troop
Marco Reginelli
Atlantic City
Louise Abbate
Boy Scout
Jack Baltzell
YMCA
Ralph Knight
Harry Holiday
Ymca World Service
Near East
Blackmore
Ross Motors, Inc
Filson
Central Ave
America
Mademoiselle
AGL Shoe Creations
Neues
Jacqueline
Connie
Reed-Klopp
Colored News
Connie Lo-Heeler
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