Mission at St. Mary’s and city actions amid health concerns
The Rev. Roland Ulmer will conduct a mission at St. Mary’s Catholic Church from Sunday through September 30 with morning services at 6 30 and evening benediction at 4 30. City Commissioners adopt fluoridation plans for Middletown water and action to seek state approval, citing health groups and cost under one cent daily per resident. They re establish Lieutenants in fire department and consider plumbing changes to heating fuel tanks. Proclamations to place a charter amendment on November ballot and designate September 23 as Business and Professional Women’s Week were ordered, and a $10 284 bill for Lane Ohio Co. on well fields approved.
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Ohio State Health Department
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Y Readies Fall Program For Adults at Geneva
YMCA officials unveil a fall and winter plan led by Ralph Knight. Monthly dinners for residents resume this autumn with a Sept 25 event. Howard Bailey chairs the Residence Halls Council. An adult co ed social night starts mid October, with five to six programs planned in November and December. YMCA parking income in August rose 69 percent year over year as space frequently filled.
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Three Injured In Car Truck Crash Near Hamilton
Three persons were injured late yesterday on U S Route 127 at Jacksonburg Road when a car pulled from the Bide road into the path of a truck. James Coombs 18 of Campbellsburg Kentucky the car driver and a companion were injured. Peter Eckes 76 of Cincinnati the car driver suffered head and hip injuries and multiple cuts and bruises. Two passengers Rose Lukenheimer 57 Covington Kentucky and Mrs Catherine Ladder 81 Cincinnati received minor injuries.
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Campbellsburg
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Cincinnati
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Covington
Catherine Ladder
At The Movies Showings Over Weekend
Paramount screens Big carniva at 5 8 15 and Passage West at 20 6 30 10 10 p m Strand offers Guerillas of the Underground at 1 15 4 05 6 59 and 6 51 p m Massacre in the Orient at 2 55 5 45 6 49 p m Friday Surrender at 1 15 4 05 7 05 10 15 p m and The Purple Hills at 2 55 5 55 8 55 p m
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Ontario police fireman-involved tragedy at vacation spot
London Canada authorities report Dr Bernard Gibson seventy nine a local London veterinarian and his wife Katherine drowned Tuesday at a Canadian vacation spot. The bodies were recovered yesterday.
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Emerson Named To NAM Committee On Community Leaders
E A Emerson president of Armco International Corp named to National Association of Manufacturers committee on cooperation with community leaders. Committee aims to boost civic life involvement by industrial leaders. Industrial executives from many states and major cities on the panel. Walter D Fuller Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia chairs the committee.
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Crusade Fund Reaches 108.61 in Three Day Drive
Crusade for Freedom funds in Middletown total 108.61 through Tuesday and Wednesday for a booth operation at Central and Broad. Francis Carmody, campaign chair, notes 76.69 was raised Tuesday by a colored group and the Rotary Club, 31.92 Wednesday by Federation of Womens Clubs Ahepa and Optimist Club. Knights of Columbus and American Citizens’ Club to solicit today. Proceeds fund radio broadcasts to combat Communism behind the Iron Curtain. Campaign ends Sept 22. Checks go to Charles Palmer c/o the First National Bank.
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American Citizens’ Club
Tose
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Ace National Bank
Carmody
Record steel load aboard steamer Elba at Cleveland
Officials of Roland Cornelius said their steamer Elba carried a record load of finished steel products. The ship had 8,011 net tons aboard when it arrived yesterday from Buffalo.
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Epidemic kills fish along Great South Bay coast
Thousands of dead and ailing fish wash ashore on an eight mile stretch of Great South Bay from Point Lookout to Jones Beach. Striped bass fluke bluefish blowfish flounder sea bass eels and some tropical species litter beaches as authorities seek the unidentified protozoa causing the die off.
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Horace Mann Founding of U.S. Public Normal School
Horace Mann, credited as father of the American public school system, established the first public normal school in Lexington Massachusetts in 1839 shaping teacher training and public education.
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Lexington
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Route 25 crash leaves three with injuries
A car driven by Miss Thelma A. Moore plunged 20 feet down an embankment on Route 25 just north of Route 122 at 6 35 p m yesterday. Moore 18 Finley Moore 54 and Fred Baird 52 all from Franklin Route 1 were treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Middletown Hospital
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Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Clouds and Rain
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with warm conditions. Highs around 80 to 85 degrees, tonight's low near 56 to 60, and Friday expected to be cloudy with possible rain in the afternoon. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 52 at 6 am to 83 at 4:30 pm.
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Legion Backing Bond Plans as Middletown Faces Crossroads
Middletown Post 218 of the American Legion voices full support for November bond issues and a charter amendment. In a unanimous resolution the group urges voters to approve funds for fire-fighting expansion, parks and playgrounds, a Nelbar underpass, a modern traffic system, and city building repairs, urging action to avoid remaining a small town.
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Accident Victims Improve After Route 73 Collision
Two of three injured in a head on collision on Route 73 west of Trenton showed improvement at Middletown Hospital. Elizabeth Duerr, 38, Somerville Route 1, remained in fair condition while Patricia Schwing, 30, Somerville, and Robert G. Berry, 21, Veteran's Village, Oxford, were listed as improved.
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Veteran’s Village
Oxford
Schwing
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Trenton
AEIF Balloting Set Friday for President Race
Armco Employees Independent Federation members will vote Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at multiple Armco locations for officers delegates and grievance men. Nominees include president candidates Robert Bush Henry Mathis and Howard Ward with Walter Leonard unopposed for secretary treasurer.
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East Works
Wicoff St
Yankee Rd
Lefferson Rd
Nickels Garage
Penfield Ave
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North Broad St
Robert Bush
Henry Mathis
Howard Ward
Walter Leonard
William Amburgey
Dave Bailey
Ralph Irons
Norman Mack
Layton McAfee
Ray Palmer
Denny Stamper
Lloyd Wiliams
Two Men Hurt In Accident Near Trenton
Two Middletown men were injured yesterday afternoon in a truck car collision on Trenton Road near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Raymond Long 27 of 220 McKinley Street suffered shoulder injuries while Jay Franklin 26 of 2005 Grand Avenue had a cut on the back of the head. The sheriff's office said Long's truck struck the rear of a auto driven by Orlando Brooks 33 of 104 Westbrook Avenue Hamilton then went out of control and up set on the railroad tracks. Franklin went through the windshield. The injured were taken to Mercy Hospital treated and released.
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Orlando Brooks
Westbrook Ave
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Franklin
Mercy Hospital
Akron sees fatal crash ends two-month traffic lull
Akron AP reports a man named Charles Capps aged 67 died from injuries after being struck by a car on July 22 ending a two month stretch without traffic fatalities on Akron streets.
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Charles Capps
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