Four Hour Hearing In Franklin Targets Mullens Restaurant
Franklin Special Court spent nearly four hours on charges against E C Mullens and wife and Clarence Wolfenbarger the bartender. They were fined 200 dollars and costs for Sunday sales of intoxicants with jail terms suspended and probation for a year. A riot charge against the Mullens was continued. The case ties to a recent fatal shooting at the restaurant just off U S 25. Other defendants were fined for offenses including driving under suspension and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
E. C. Mullens
Bind
Mullens
Clarence Wolfenbarger
J. T. Riley
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
State Liquor Control Board
Franklin City
U. S. 25
Lawrence Trent
Vannest Ave
Middletown
Richard Doane
Lebanon
Edmon Richardson
Franklin Rt. 2
Man shot in cafe fracas taken to hospital
Clarence Thomas, 20, of 1610 Sycamore St, was shot in the right groin during a disturbance at Poor Boy's Cafe at Grove Street and Michigan Avenue. He was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after saying a struggle over a gun left him wounded. Police say the shooter is unknown and the cafe proprietor Ellis Johnson was warned to curb disturbances. Marshall, 44 Yankee Rd, arrested for possession of tip books on Central Avenue, released on $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Clarence Thomas
Sycamore St
Grove Street
Michigan Avenue
Thomas
Ellis Johnson
George W. Marshall
Yankee Rd
Central Avenue
Marshall
Nominees For AEIF Race Chosen
Nominees selected yesterday in Armco Employes Independent Federation primary elections include President Millard Hill and Ed Windsor over multiple tickets, Vice Presidents Fast Works Bowman and John Sayer, Fabricating James Cundiff and Stanley Smith, New Miami Kendrick Combs and Joseph Klamo, Salary Auxiliary Paul Bailey and Kenneth Gorrow, Armco Drainage Edward Fisher, East Works trustees James Blevins Vernon Carroll Earl Moore Robert Myers Roy Borean Irving Wise, and Fabricating trustees Scott ks and Joseph Klame. A recount will be held soon due to closeness. Trustees Fabricating Scott ks and Joseph Klame and New Miami trustees Leslie s and Robert Philpot elected. Secretary-Treasurer Melvin Iton and Robert Lehmkuhl named. Election set for Friday Oct 5. Delegates and grievance men candidates to be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Millard Hill
Ed Windsor
Fast Works
Bowman
John Sayer
James Cundiff
Stanley Smith
New Miami
Kendrick Combs
Joseph Klamo
Paul Bailey
Kenneth G 'Rrow
Armco Drainage
Edward Fisher
East Works
James Blevins
Vernon Carroll
Earl E. Moore
Robert R. Myers
Roy Borean
Irving Wise
T Rustees
Scott Ks
Joseph Klame
Justees
Leslies
Robert Philpot
Cretary
Lebanon Man Injured In Rt 73 Crash
Clinton Pence, 20, of Lebanon, suffered a serious back injury when his car overturned several times on Route 73, about 1.5 miles west of Waynesville. He was admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for observation after an ambulance took him from Stubbs Funeral Home in Waynesville.
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Lebanon
Waynes
Clinton Pence
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
State Patrol
Pence
Stubbs
Waynesville
Statues Recall Marie Harel in Vimoutiers and Van Wert
Two statues honoring Marie Harel, creator of Camembert, will be unveiled Oct 4 in Vimoutiers France and Van Wert Ohio. The Vimoutiers gift comes from a Van Wert cheese plant employer. the Ohio statue is a plaster model. The original Normandy statue was erected in 1928 by farmers to honor the girl who fed Napoleon Camembert. American bombers in WWII destroyed Vimoutiers based on false ammunition rumors, spurring a reconstruction movement led by Welles Bosworth of Marietta, Ohio.
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van Wert
Ohio
Marie Harel
Vimoutiers
France
Normandy
Napoleon
Commune of
Camembert
Welles Bosworth
Marietta
Paris
Expensive Wolf Finally Killed on Texas Farm
RYLIE Tex a timber wolf that had plagued a 200 acre farm for three years was trapped and killed after expensive efforts. The beast reportedly killed 300 turkeys 38 sheep and many chickens. Russell Everett spent about 2000 pursuing the wolf despite multiple posses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylie
Tex
Russ Everett
Everett
Park spaces set for Middletown registration drive
The Middletown Board of Elections and Police Department arranged five meter spaces on Main Street at Central Avenue to ease registration for the upcoming November election. Registration ends Wednesday with extended hours until 9 p.m. on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, and today until 5 p.m. Continuous operation begins at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Board of Elections
Police Department
Board
Middletown
Blazes Cause 200 Loss In Middle Town
Damage totaling 200 dollars from fires in Middle town last night. A Grant Trucking Co trailer and tarpaulin were ignited by a kerosene torch at Grand Avenue and Lamneck Street, with 75 dollars on the trailer and 100 dollars on the building. Sparks set a rear garage at 1908 Grand Ave. for 25 dollars. A short circuit lit a 1950 car hood wires on 16th Avenue and Main Street, while 1216 Pine Street furnace fire caused damage from a faulty valve.
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Middletown
Grant Trucking Co
Grand Avenue
Lamneck Street
Alice Pierce
Grand Ave
Rear
Queen St
16Th Avenue
Main Street
Hansel Hood
Pine St
Stanley Reese
Woman Sues For 15000 Damages In Assault Case
Delia Nickell of 2016 Wills Rd. seeks 15000 in damages from James Silas Madden of 1820 Logan Ave. for injuries alleged from an assault on September 9. She claims a brain concussion and four broken bones in her left foot, plus illness and inability to work. The suit was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Nickell
Wills Rd
James Silas Madden
Logan Ave
Madd
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Boot Brigade Douses Blaze in Wyoming Forest Fire
SHERIDAN Wyoming A fishing boat brigade credited with halting a lightning sparked forest fire in the Big Horn mountains when Forest Service guards found the blaze nearly extinguished upon arrival. Dick Bard of Story and his group were dipping water from Snow Lake in their boats to douse remaining flames.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Here
Forest Service
Dick Bard
Story
Snow Lake
Bethlehem Temple Youth Group to Meet at Church
The Young People’s group of Bethlehem Temple Church will hold a discussion meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. and a program at 4 30 p.m. The program features the Bethlehem Temple chorus singers readers and soloists. Anderson Simmons serves as president of the youth group.
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Bethlehem Temple Church
Bethlehem Temple Chorus
Anderson Simmons
Soviet Propaganda Exchange Blocked by Red Tape
The United States and Soviet Union clash over profit shares delaying a planned exchange of official propaganda periodicals. Thousands of USSR magazines sit in a Manhattan warehouse while Amerika awaits in Moscow. State Department says talks in Moscow address the cut taken from sale prices, with estimates suggesting the Soviets seek a majority margin and American News Co. would receive a little over half.
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U.S.S.R
Manhattan
Moscow
State Department
Amerika
U.S
American News Co
Obituary for Maur ice Fitzmaurice of Tampa Florida
Maur ice Fitzmaurice 28 of Tampa Fla died Thursday night at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a week as a patient. Services scheduled 9 a m Monday at Church of the Resurrection Dayton with burial in Calvary Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Janet a son and daughter both at home his parents and two other sisters and by his sister in law Mrs Don Epping Lebanon Ohio.
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Lebanon
Maurice Fitzmaurice
Tampa
Fla
Don Epping
Church of the Resurrection
Dayton
Calvary Cemetery
Somerville Obituary Notices and Deaths Across Regions
Multiple brief notices announce deaths and funeral details. Miss Alice Lyndi Haupt, 85, of Somerville, died at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Survivors include nieces and nephews in Camden. Services set for 2 p.m. at R. C. Nein and Sons, burial in Fairview Cemetery. Also listed: George F. Young, 75, Camden. Rose Nilles, 82, in Reidsville area. Ernest Abney, 18, Paoli Ave.. Melba Steed, 33, Nilles Road. Earl W. Waldron, 55, publisher of Albany Times Union. International notices: James M. McDonald, 75, Cortland, N.Y.. Clarence N. Goodwin, 84, former Illinois justice. Mrs Pauline Thompson, 47, Chicago Tribune editor's wife, born Red Wing Minn.
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Somerville
Alice Lyndi
Haupt
Fort Hamilton
Anna Haupt
Camden
R. C. Nein and Sons
Fairview
Gratis
Funee
George F. Young
Freeman Ave
Colligan Funeral Home
Rose Nilles
Pleasant Ave
St. Ann Church
Ernest Abney
Spencer Abney
Paoli Ave
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Melba Steed
Nilles Road
Washington
D. H
New York
Earl W. Waldron
Albany Times-Union
Hearst
Battle Creek
Mich
James M. McDonald
Cortland
N.Y
Damascus
Clarence N. Goodwin
Illinois Appellate Court
Girl Killed In Fall On Farm
Mary Dolores Dwyer seven daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dwyer Jamestown Rt 1 Green County was killed last night when she fell under a wagon drawn by a cornpicker. The wagon passed over her body and she died in a physician office about an hour later. The accident occurred on her father's farm. She was the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Gail of Harveysburg. She also is survived by a brother James. Funeral services will be held at 930 am Monday at St Charan Jamestown.
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Lebanon
Mary Dolores Dwyer
James Dwyer
Jamestown Rt. 1
Green County
Gail
Harveysburg
Busy Stork Sets Record at Middletown Hospital
The Middletown Hospital reported a 24-hour birth record with 16 babies arriving between midnight Thursday and Friday, consisting of 10 boys and 6 girls in good condition. The maternity ward had 48 patients on the floor and 53 infants in the nursery, including five premature babies not yet discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Damages In City Wrecks Total 525 Dollars
A collision on Jefferson Avenue reported total damages of 400 dollars with R. B. Williams and Ernest King as drivers. Eight words describe minor injuries to Frank King. A separate southbound crash on Manchester Avenue caused 75 dollars to Susan Mueller and 125 dollars to Arthur Rudd. Minor damage to an Ortman-Stewart bus and Riverside Concrete Co truck. Bus driver Forrest Hatton and truck driver My Newton Varusl noted.
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Jefferson Avenue
R. B. Williams
Navaho St
Ernest King
Yankee Rd
Frank King
Manchester Avenue
Susan Mueller
Mueller St
Arthur Rudd
Plymouth St
Ortman-Stewart
Riverside Concrete Co
Manchester Road
Forrest M. Hatton
Woodlawn Ave
My Newton E. Varusl
Trenton
City delays trip. pool fees rise in Flint
Flint nine city commissioners scrapped a trip to the Michigan Municipal League meeting to cover a park funds deficit. To balance the budget, $1,350 set aside for the trip was redirected and swimming pool admission rose from 5 to 10 cents, charging local children more.
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Flint
Mich
Michigan Municipal League
Nine Hurt in Work and Home Accidents at Middletown Hospital
A rash of minor accidents sent nine people to Middletown Hospital. Injuries ranged from amputation of a finger tip at Miami Cabinet Co to toe injuries at Mobry Tesmer Machine Co, plus several home incidents including fractures in two children, a dog bite, a golf ball eye injury, and a sprained knee from a high school football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Arnoll King
Sheridan Avenue
Miami Cabinet Co
Mobry Tesmer Machine Co
Charles Isaacs
Central Ave
Jerry Carpenter
Hamilton
Carpenter
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Five Arrested For Gambling In Early Morning Raid
Detective Harold Gray and officers Coy Hall and Earl Smith raided a residence at 1601 Garfield St at 2 30 am arresting Roosevelt Walton 26 on charges of operating a game of chance. Walton and four companions Ralph Wood 31 Harold Patterson 36 Clarence Mackory 37 and Theodore Wilcher 41 were held in city jail on gambling bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gray
Coy Hall
Earl Smith
Garfield St
Roosevelt Walton
Walton
Ralph Wood
Harold Patterson
1St Ave
Clarence Mackory
Walnut St
Theodore Wilcher
Sycamore St
At The Movies: Paramount Strand Colonial Show Times
Listings for Paramount Strand and Colonial theaters detailing Saturday and Sunday screening schedules. Paramount presents Black Sleep Creeping Unknown The Bad Seed with multiple showtimes. Strand features Bombardier Broken Star Congo Crossing Outside the Law with varied daily times.
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Bombardier
Congo
Law
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Prakhklin
AEIF
Davidson
Photo Shop
Jlo Central Ave
Trailer Park
Four Horsemen
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham
Wilmore
Howard Sears
Boot Brigade Douses Blaze
Colored News
Rimeys
Siva
Thomas P. Whitney
Alice L. Haupt
South and
Central America
Vicki Proffitt
Luther Proffitt
Atco Dr
Martha Terrill
Taylor Ave
Vicki
William Graham
Dudley Graham
Renee
Ida Miller
Finley St
Donald Robinson
John Robinson
Park Ave
DOXOL
Paramount
Great Free Land
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sutphin
Armco East
Monroe, Ohio
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