Butler Countians Tackle School Problems At White House Conference
More than 300 Butler County residents and educators met at Fairfield School Hamilton for a White House Conference on Education. Topics included building needs, financing, community involvement, public relations, and ways to raise standards and public support for schools.
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Butler
White House
Fairfield
Hamilton
Nity
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Middleton driver charged with DWI and fleeing scene
A Middleton man William Ramsey 43 of 1903 Minnesota St was charged with driving while intoxicated and fleeing the scene after a crash in the 1300 block of Baltimore Street at 6 22 PM Police said his car crashed into a parked vehicle owned by James R Wilkins 23 of 1316 Baltimore St near his home No injuries were reported Ramsey was arrested by Patrolmen Judd Walton and Porter The incident involved $125 total damage including $75 to the Ramsey vehicle
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Middletonian
Baltimore Street
Paul Judd
Robert Walton
Don Porter
William Ramsey
Minne
Sota St
Ramsey
James R. Wilkins
Baltimore St
Armco Plane Takes Queen To New York
Armco's private aircraft will fly to New York City Monday with three royal passengers aboard. Miss Anna Marie Met calf of Trenton and her attendants Mrs. Sally Wenzel and Mrs. Nancy Jordan will tour the city for three days. Charles R. Hook, Armco Steel Corp. chairman, also travels. escorted by Fred Dechant of Armco public relations. Sightseeing includes Radio City Music Hall Broadway plays and other activities.
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Armco
New York City
Big City
Anna Marie Metcalf
Trenton
Sally Wenzel
S. Main St
Nancy Jordan
Eldora Dr
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corp
New York
Fred Dechant Dechant
Armco Jtee Corp
Radio City
Goodwill Workers Hold Monthly Meeting in Middletown
A Middletown Goodwill Industries gathering drew Dayton and local staff for a dinner session at the S. Clinton Street store. Officials Lee Lacey Joseph Hill and Miss Lela Davis spoke as about forty Dayton employees attended, arranged by Middletown manager Mrs. Robert Waits.
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Middletown
Dayton
Goodwill Industries
S. Clinton Street
Lee Lacey
Joseph Hill
Lela Davis
Goodwill
Robert Waits
IOOF Lodge Initiates Seven In First Degree
Seven candidates received the first degree initiation at last night’s IOOF lodge meeting. Roy Hendrickson Stanley Sallee Lee Whiteted Muriel Olinger Max Woods Leon Bailey Elilis Hall were initiated under lodge staff direction led by Norman Knott. The second degree is planned for next Thursday.
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IOOF
Roy Hendrickson
Stanley Sallee
Lee Whiteted
Muriel Olinger
Max Woods
Leon Bailey
Elilis Hall
Norman Knott
Tie Up Top Honors At Toastmasters Meet
Charles Garrett and Robert McIntire tied for best speaker at the Toastmasters Club meeting held at the First EUB Church. Charles Thompson chaired, with Howard Holtzclaw and John Brannon serving as critics.
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Charles Garrett
Robert McIntire
Toastmasters Club
Eub Church
Charles Thompson
Howard Holtzclaw
John Brannon
Malcolm Bruce
Robert Stamper
Police Briefs Report Local Arrests and Theft Incidents
Police yesterday arrested Charles Smith 41 at Garreld and Woodlawn on a DUI charge. Mrs Ben Caudill reported two tubecaps stolen from her car on N Verity Parkway. Elsie Caldwell reported a .32 caliber gun stolen from her possession belonged to Willie Mack. Eddie G Jameson 27 was arrested for careless driving at Manchester and Clark. Virgil Smith said a fender skirt was stolen from his car on Penfield Avenue Wednesday night.
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Charles Smith
8Th Ave
Garreld Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Ben Caudill
Morgan Jt
N. Verity Parkway
Elsie Caldwell
N. Main St
Willie Mack
Eddie G. Jameson
Manchester Avenue
Clark Street
Virgil Smith
Penfield Ave
Mrs. Alder 84 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Mary Alder aged 84 of 123 Sharles Street died at 9 50 a m today in Middletown Hospital after admission on Wednesday. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
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Mary Alder
Sharles St
Middletown Hospital
First wallpaper factory founded in Abany by John Howell
A historical note records John Howell establishing the first wallpaper manufacturing factory in the United States at Abany New York in 1790. The entry highlights early American industry and industrial pioneers.
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United States
John Howell
Abany, N. Y
Gunmen Flee With 1600 After Akron Restaurant Heist
Two gunmen fled with about 1600 in loot after robbing the Chanti cleaner Restaurant on Ohio 176 near Ali’s west outskirts just before 1 30 am. They wrecked their stolen car as the restaurant chef pursued in his own car. Deputies and state patrol searched rural areas near the Medina Summit County line for the pair. One carried a pistol and the other a rifle during the hold up and cash register theft plus wallets.
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Akron
Ohio
Chanticleer
Medina- Summit
Ohio 176
Ali
Winners Named In Stop Contest
The past week's Lucky Stop Sign contest winners were announced by Police Traffic Bureau officials. The $2 prizes went to Donald Nanamaker at Marshall and Manchester Road on Sept. 16, Mrs. Moorehead at Ellen Drive and Wildwood Road on Sept. 19, Mrs. Edwin Sherman at Wildwood Road and Nelbar Street on Sept. 20, a blank on Sept. 21, and William Apple at Philadelphia Avenue and Baltimore Street on Sept. 22.
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Donald Nanamaker
Yankee Rd
Marshall
Manchester Road
Moorehead
Ellen Dr
Wildwood Road
Ellen Drive
Edwin Sherman
Wildwood Rd
Nelbar Street
Stanley
Highland Streets
William Apple
Franklin Rt
Philadelphia Avenue
Baltimore Street
Health Commissioner Attends Policy Meet in Columbus
City Health Commissioner Robert McConaughy attends a three day conference in Columbus to review public health policies and study new techniques. Speakers include Dr. Ralph E. Dwork Ohio health director and Dr. Charles L. Hudson president of the Ohio State Medical Association.
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Robert McConaughy
Columbus
State Health Department
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio Health
Charles L. Hudson
Ohio State Medical Assn
Space Flight Topics At Lions Club Meeting
Ben Shattuck of General Electric spoke on supersonic flight at the Lions Club luncheon. He predicted rocket travel could occur in 50 years with ships traveling 7000 to 14000 mph and costing 1.5 to 2 times current air travel. Heat from air friction remains the main hurdle for metals. The club announced golf tournament rounds on Sept 25 and Oct 15 plus a treasure hunt.
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Lions Club
Ben Shattuck
General Electric Co
Evandale
Shattuck
Lions
Wildwood Golf Course
Verity Course
Swing and Bike Accidents Injure Child and Woman in Middletown
Two accidents reported at Middletown Hospital left ten year old Raymond Arnold with a fractured left wrist after a fall from a swing at Wayne Township School. Linda Hodge, 65, of 618 Glen Ave., received a lacerated left eye when struck by a bicycle in Rolling Mill Park addition. Both were treated and dismissed.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Raymond Arnold
Clarence Arnold
West Middletown
Wreck Victim’s Condition Unchanged at Miami Valley Hospital
The condition of Glen Longworth of 1734 Tvtus Ave. remained unchanged today, per a Miami Valley Hospital report. The 44 year old Middletonian has been in poor condition since suffering head lacerations, a broken hip, and other injuries Saturday in an auto accident near Dayton.
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Glen Longworth
Tvtus Ave
Miami Valley
Middletonian
Dayton
Emergency Unit Aids Two Month Old Girl
Firemen of the emergency unit revived Debora Walker two month old daughter of Robert Walker of 1203 Grove St after breathing stopped for seconds due to a cold. Parents took her to Middletown Hospital. Emergency Squad responded at 2 07 a.m.
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Debora Walker
Robert Walker
Grove St
Vhelgun
Middletown Hospital
Bad Check Complaint Reported in Middletown
Middletown detectives received a complaint about a $20 bad check passed on September 10 at the Lad and Lassie Shop 1209 Central Ave. The check was returned from Oglesby Barnitz Bank Trust Co marked no account.
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Middletown
Lad
Central Ave
Oglesby- Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
Marine on furlough nearly plunges into Miami River in Franklin
Chester Patrick a 25 year old Marine on furlough drove off River Street near 4th Street clipping a tree and street sign. His car teetered on an 80 foot bank above the river until a tow truck freed it. Patrick was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated right knee and cited for reckless operation. Damages were estimated at 500 dollars.
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Franklin
Miami River
River Street
Chester Patrick
Franklin Rt. 2
Chester
4Th Street
Middletown
Workshop on TV Show Highlights Community Resources
TV viewers will see a Middletown feature on Industry on Parade aired by WHIO-TV at 12 15 p m. The film covers the Middletown Industrial Council School Board and Miami University joint project offering scholarships to 30 or 40 teachers for a six week summer course titled What Makes Middletown Tick The program also shows how local industries finance the scholarships and open their plants to teachers giving students a vivid view of their community
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Middletown
Community Resources Workshop
Whio-Tv
Middletown Industrial] Council
Miami University
First Hi Y Dance Opens Season At YMCA
The first Hi Y Dance of the season begins at 9 30 tonight at the YMCA. Record dances previously drew 2294 teenagers and will run through football and basketball seasons. Sponsored by Hi Y groups and parents, the events welcome all Middletown high school students.
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YMCA
Middletown
Revival sermons set at Holiness Tabernacle and Sunday talk
The Rev. Howard Berger will speak Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe in Hamilton with the Mt. Ebal United Holiness Church congregation and choir as guests. Mrs. Callie Mae Smith leads the program. A revival opens Monday at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. Ron B. Condo of Dayton’s AME Church speaking. The Merry Matrons plan a Saturday social at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Jesse Jamerson’s home.
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Howard Berger
Mt. Ebal United Holiness Church
Hamilton
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
Garfield St
Callie Mae Smith
Ron B. Condo
AME Methodist Church of Dayton
W. T. Kilgore
Jesse Jamerson
Baltimore St
Middletown High School Fall Follies Acts Revealed
Variety acts for Middletown High School Fall Follies, a National Thespian Society fundraiser, include Fred Miller's dance band Triple Trio Ukelele Union and many solists. The show, directed by Florence Powell with Karen Levey and Sandra Howard, debuts Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are on sale through students.
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Middletown High School
National Thespian Society
Fred Miller
Ukelele Union
Becky Baker
Jerry Davis
Eleanor Moon
Judy Tieman
Sandra Minor
Mickey Dennis
Irvin Smith
Judy Burgess
Donna £Mrick
David Howard
Rose Robinson
Tom Wiley
Marvin Barker
Ronnie Lowe
Bob Brumfield
the Kentuckian
Treys
Herbert Abner
Bob Brewer
C. D. Craft
the Lion of the West
Col. Nimrod Wildfire
Davy Crockett
Florence Powell
Karen Levey
Sandra Howard
Cramer on Jury in Dayton Case
Common Plea Judge Fred B. Cramer served on a three judge jury that convicted Hatcher Creech of murdering his waitress wife on July 9 in a downtown Dayton restaurant. Creech received mercy from the jury. life imprisonment was mandatory on the first degree murder charge.
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Fred B. Cramer
Hatcher Creech
Dayton
Cramer
Carl Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Creech
Body Found In Canal Unknown As Fingerprints Sent To FBI
Middletown police recovered a drowning victim from the Hydraulic Canal mill race near 1st Avenue. The man, about 60, white, six feet tall, with a missing right finger joint, was identified by fingerprints sent to the FBI. Autopsy pending.
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Canal
FBI
Middletown
1St Avenue
Riggs Funeral
Miamisburg
Portsmouth
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