Fireman Dies on Lebanon Laundry Blaze After Heart Attack
William LeRoy Yinger, 58, a Lebanon Fire Department volunteer for over 20 years, died of a heart attack during a three hour blaze at the Better Laundry Co. The $50,000 fire damaged the building and clothes. operations to resume today. Yinger survived by wife Audrey and four children. services set for Wednesday at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
Better Laundry Co
William LeRoy Yinger
E. Main St
Lebanon Fire Department
S. Broadway
James L. Brown
Brown
Clarence Dunham
Yinger
Dunham
Audrey Yinger
Henry Stock & Son Construction Co
Dayton
American Legion
Warren County
Navy
Merchant Marines
Scottish Rite
Audrey
Billie Brown
Loveland
Martha Simendinger
David
Buffalo
N. Y
Donald
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Tumbles Send A People To Hospital
Four people were treated after accidents in Middletown. Among them one year old Shefford Jones broke his left shoulder in a wagon tumble. Debra Markert fractured her left arm. Don Wallace suffered a long forehead cut. Janet Kay Tewell needed stitches for a lip cut. Jimmy Brown hurt a knee in an industrial mishap. Ralph Taylor cut his thumb with a knife.
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Middletown Hospital
Shefford Jones
Rosa Jones
18Th, Ave
Debra Markert
Robert Markert
S. Main St
Don Wallace
Fulton Sa
Janet Kay Tewell
Julius Tewell
Oberon Dr
Jimmy Brown
Main St
Franklin
Lorg Paper Co
Ralph Taylor
Charles Taylor
Young St
At The Movies Paramount Listings
Paramount shows Monday and Tuesday screenings. The Bad Seed plays at 6 40 and 9 10 p m. Colonial presents Congo Crossing at 7 20 and 10 25 p m and Outside the Law at 8 45 p m.
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Congo
How to Plant Bulbs Successfully
It's planting time for tulip bulbs, peony roots and iris. Learn how to plant fall bulbs for prettier spring flowers in October with Better Homes and Gardens. Get your copy today wherever magazines are sold.
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Homes & Gardens
Police Chief Foresees Stand In Fight Over Off Duty Training
City Manager Charles Thompson and Police Chief Joseph Blackmore plan 2 pm talks with a Fraternal Order of Police committee to resolve a protest over uncompensated mandatory training for Middletown officers. The FOP seeks legal counsel, but officials warn that presence of an attorney could halt the meeting.
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Charles Thompson
Joseph Blackmore
Order of Police
Thompson
Blackmore
Butler County Police Academy
Hamilton
FOP
King
Middletown
Division of Police
Car Slasher Crash Injures Seven Near Middletown
Seven people were injured at 3 am when a car driven by Willard Horn veered off Yankee Road near Oneida School and struck a railroad flasher signal. Passengers include Lonnie Cates Claude Horne Lonnie Deaton Wilma Brooks Elaine Saylor and Marvin Haddix. Horne faces reckless operation charges.
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Yankee Road
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Willard Horn
Columbia Ave
Lonnie Cates
Crawford St
Claude Horne
Hill Ave
Lonnie Deaton
Seneca St
Marvin Haddix
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Wilma Brooks
Elaine Saylor
Middletown Pike
Hamilton
Horn
Cates
Deaton
Oneida School
Riggs
Horne
Final Report In Y Drive Due Tuesday
YMCA drive workers will learn tomorrow night if they hit the 2000 member goal at a 6 15 p m dinner meeting in First Presbyterian Church E C Haselton associate chairman will preside as 896 of 2000 signed up by volunteers High point winners will get awards from Tom Wilson and Harry Holiday will present the president hat to the top division exceeding its quota by the largest percentage
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Ymca Drive
First Presbyterian Church
E. C. Haselton
YMCA
High Point
Tom Wilson
Harry Holiday
Two Scout Groups Meet Wednesday
Two Girl Scout meetings are slated for Wednesday at the Girl Scout clubroom. Mrs. Norman Marks will meet with her day camp committee at 9 30 a.m. to review the summer day camp program and lay future plans. Mrs. George Mehl, president of the Leaders Assn., will meet with association members at p.m. to plan future activities.
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Girl Scout Clubroom
Norman Marks
George Mehl
Leaders Assn
Association
Elephant growth: from three feet at birth to eight to ten feet
The report notes that elephants are about three feet tall when born and reach eight to ten feet in height as adults, illustrating rapid early growth and substantial adult size.
Firemen Report Two Weekend Runs
Middletown firefighters made two weekend runs with no damages reported. An overheated oven at a restaurant owned by Charles Mulligan at 1505 Brentwood Street caused smoke but little flame. A broiler left on ignited hot grease with no damage. Burning trash at Zee Tool and Die Co. at 1305 Columbia Ave. triggered yesterday's run, with no damage.
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Middletown
Brentwood St
Charles Mulligan
Zee Tool & Die Co
Columbia Ave
Fever Rises as Redlegs Open World Series Ticket Sale
Cincinnati Redlegs announce World Series tickets go on sale Tuesday on a first come basis. Series games 1 2 6 and 7 would be at Crosley Field if pennant wins. Blocks of four tickets cost 29.80 for grandstand and 9.20 for Sun Deck. refunds apply for unplayed games. Mail orders to World Series Ticket Department Cincinnati Redlegs Box 597 Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gabe Paul
The
Redlegs
Cincy Club
Crosley Field
Sun Deck
Ohio
Central Trust Co
Two Drivers Cited After City Collisions
Corrine Williams, 21, posted 100 bond after a failure to yield at a stop sign caused a collision with Stanley Allen's car at York Avenue and Baltimore Street, totaling 60 in damages. Williams to appear in Municipal Court Thursday. A separate crash at E Central Avenue and Shafer Street caused 200 damage to each vehicle, with Thomas McCandles, 17, cited for failure to yield to Lawrence DeRis.
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Corrine Williams
Stiner St
Dayton
Stanley Allen
Middletown Rt. 3
York Avenue
Baltimore Street
Allen
E. Central Avenue
Shafer Street
Thomas D. McCandles
Grand Ave
Lawrence DeRis
Brell Dr
George Sakata
Fulton Sa
Gallipolis
Hornsby
Elmer Gilbert
Franklin
Rt. 2
Central
Betty J. Wills
Oxford
Gilbert
Miss Wills
Chapter Elects Head Raymond Cowgill to 37th Division Veterans
Raymond Cowgill will head the 37th Division Veterans Assn for the coming year. He was elected president yesterday in a meeting of VFW Post 3809. Henry Warmoth Sr. was chosen vice president Edward Hobbs secretary treasurer and Clayton Wilson chaplain. Officers will be installed Nov 25.
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Raymond Cowgill
School Board To Air Revised Bond Plans
The Middletown Board of Education weighs a revised 6¢-mil bond plan at tonight’s 7:30 meeting at Middletown High School. Supt. John D. Blackford may propose allowing recent area entrants to attend Middletown or Lemon-Monroe high schools next year. Transportation questions for Monroe elementary students east of U S 25 may arise alongside nurse vacancy, property use requests, and a new polio vaccination program.
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Board of Education
Middletown High School
Joseph Woodruff
John D. Blackford
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Blackford
Corporation
Blue Ball
Monroe
U. S
Armco Expands Community Scholarship Plan for Area Students
Armco Steel Corp announces expansion of its Community Scholarship Plan to include sons and daughters of Armco employees in nearby school systems. Sixteen four year college scholarships worth 650 dollars annually are offered with cost of education supplements for private institutions. Applicants must rank in the upper half and take qualifying tests on Oct 24 with finalists taking a college entrance exam in February. Winners will be announced before graduation next year.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Plant Two
Plant Town
Armco Foundation
Formica Employees End Wildcat Strike in Cincinnati
About 1,200 members of the International Electrical Workers Union vote to end a wildcat walkout at Formica Co. plants in Cincinnati after union officials recommend ending the stoppage that began last Friday. Production to resume today.
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Cincinnati
Formica Co
International Electrical Workers Union
Oberlin President Honored by Princeton University
President William Edwards Stevenson of Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio was among five college leaders to receive honorary degrees from Princeton University Sunday.
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Oberlin
Princeton
William Edwards Stevenson
Oberlin College
Ohio
Princeton University
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Antiquea
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Edgerton Shoes
FOP Group
Schramm Beery
Diaga
Clark St
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Redleg
Stoker McGuire
McGuire
Young and
York Sts
William P. Ross
Gideon Rd
Peter Wingiewich
Baltimore St
Winglewich
Cotots
Beatty’s Electric Shop
Formica
Maytag Sales & Service
Melampy
Board of Elections
Federal Savings & Loan Bldg
Adis
First National Bank of Middletown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Main Oat Central
Sutphin
Armco East
Monroe, Ohio
Trenton
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