Six Residents Hurt In Lebanon Collision
Six Middletown residents were injured last night when cars collided at West Main and Sycamore streets in Lebanon. Marie Clifford, 16, suffered knee and head cuts. Gladys Stamper, 24, arm and leg bruises. Sharon Stamper, 4, a right leg fracture. Shirley Stamper, 3, face, arm and leg bruises. Henry Cundisf, 36, chest bruises. Martha Cundiff, 40, right leg cuts and bruises. Sharon Stamper admitted. others released after treatment. Drivers Danns Million and Andrew Stamper escaped injury. Damaged cars were extensive.
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West Main
Sycamore Sts
Lebanon
Middletown Hospital
Marie Clifford
West Middletown
Gladys Stamper
Pershing Ave
Sharon Stamper
Shirley Stamper
Henry Cundisf
Garfield St
Martha Cundiff
Danns Million
Sycamore St
Andrew Stamper
Main St
Clifford
Million
Stamper
Kathryn Cundiff
Two Arrested On Break-In Charges Here
Charges of breaking and entering were filed this morning against two area men Gerald Farmer 19 of Middletown Route 2 Route 73 and Alex Rhodus 24 of Trenton Route 1. They face an alleged break-in at Murphy Restaurant September 5 and a separate August 24 break-in at Spence Market 4221 Grand Ave with 65 cartons of cigarettes and $3 in change taken. Farmer was picked up Saturday night at Canal St and Central Ave. Rhodes was arrested Sunday at his home by Detective John Fitzgerald and deputies. Additional warrants may be filed for breaks at Wildwood Golf Course and a Yankee Rd business.
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Gerald Farmer
Middletown
Alex Rhodus
Trenton
Murphy
First Ave
Spence Market
Grand Ave
Ong
John Fitzgerald
Canal St
Central Ave
Rhodes
Fitzgerald
Emanuel Schultheiss
Wildwood Golf Course
Yankee Rd
Newest City Board Holds Election
The Board of Building Standards, the newest city board, elected Russell Bernard as chairman and Carl Martin as vice chairman at an organization meeting held late last week. The board, established in June by May 3 ordinance, will meet monthly on the second Thursday and handles building code interpretations and appeals, alongside members Martin L. Bauer and a representative of the Office of Orville Carson.
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Board of Building Standards
Russell Bernard
Carl Martin
Bernard
Martin
Martin L. Bauer
Orville Carson
Zoning Board of Appeals
Young Soldier Starts Training at Lackland AFB
Pvt. Thomas I. Roberson Jr aged 17, son of Thomas Roberson of 313 Harlan St, begins indoctrination at Lackland Air Force Base. He undergoes vocational and aptitude testing with personal guidance to place him in a suitable technical training assignment after the base.
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Thomas I. Roberson, Jr
Thomas Roberson
Harlan St
Lackland Air Force Base
At the Movies Paramount and Colonial Lineup
Movie schedule lists multiple films showings Monday and Tuesday. Paramount features Petty Girl Champion State Penitentiary On the Isle of Samoa Beasts of the East Before the White Man Came. Colonial presents Louisa with Ronald Bean and Charles Coburn in varied showtimes.
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Paramount
Joan Caulfield
Robert Cummins
Kirk Douglas
Marilyn Maxwell
State Penitentiary
Warner Baxter
Onslow Stevens
Isle of
Samoa
Jon Hall
Susan Cabot
Louisa
Ronald Bean
Charles Coburn
State To Call 4 255 Ohioans For Induction
Ohio Selective Service headquarters issued a call for 4,255 Ohioans to report for induction in October. The requirement covers all 127 draft boards in the state and exceeds the October quota of 2,860. Col. Chester W. Goble, state Selective Service chief, outlined the plan.
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State
Columbus, O
Ohio Selective Service
The
Armed Services
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Selective Service
Middletown Draft Quota Sets October Induction at 23
Middletown's October quota for induction is 23 men for October 9 with over call based on anticipated shrinkage due to student deferments. Colonel Goble announced 17,000 Ohioans across all boards will undergo pre induction physicals this month to form a pool of physically acceptable men for actual oecalls.
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Middletown
Goble
Westward wonders headlined by UP lecturer
The Middletown Sportsmen Club will host Col. H. C. Bud Anderson, traveling lecturer for Union Pacific Railroad, on October 10 for a 7 p.m. talk at Sun Valley. The illustrated presentation will feature color slides of America's West and highlight Andersons extensive travels in 48 states and eight foreign countries.
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America
West
Middletown
H. C
Bud) Anderson
Union Pacific Railroad
F. B Swope
Cincinnati
Anderson
Sun Valley
H.C. Anderson
United States
Union Pacific
Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission
Butler County man among 69 granted paroles at London prison
Ea gar Adams of Butler County was among 69 inmates granted paroles from the London prison farm effective November 1. Adams was serving a term for carrying concealed weapons.
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Butler County
London
Eagar Adams
Gourmet Club Feasts in Middletown Monthly
About 25 Middletown businessmen form The Gourmet Club to cook and critique meals monthly. Each dinner is planned by a small committee, with menus highlighting rare dishes and inventive prep. Members discuss ingredients and methods, in a round robin, as they aim to build a clubhouse for kitchens and dining plus a camping site for local groups.
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Middletown
Webster's
New England
Leo Homan
Sam Marstein
William Snider
Brack Little
Robert Whitaker
Whitaker
Little
Britt Kendrick
Arthur Diver
John Miller
George Garlinger
Snider
Hugh Harvey
Harry Rizzo
Three Minor Vehicle Mishaps Reported by Police
Police investigated three minor accidents with no injuries. Norman Pardem seventeen of 16 Clark Street reported his steering locked while turning onto Clark causing $175 damage to a parked car owned by Arthur Hackney at 1608 Baltimore Street. A second incident at Central Avenue and Grimes Street involved Mildred Hocz driving 48 of 1101 Lind Street hitting a taxi driven by James Lawson at a stoplight, with $75 damage. James Murphy twenty four of 612 Baltimore Street said his car was sideswiped while parked Friday night, causing $25 damage.
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Norman Pardem
Clark St
Arthur Hackney
Baltimore St
Parden
Tony
Central Ave
Grimes St
Mildred E. Hocz
Lind St
James Lawson
Fermwood St
James Murphy
Fire Association To Meet Tomorrow
Members and friends of the Mayfield Fire Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the fire house. The association is open to all persons in the fire district and fire insurance will be discussed.
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The
Mayfield Fire Association
100th Anniversary Fair Opens With Citywide Parade
About 30 000 residents lined Hamilton streets to see Butler County’s 1950 fair kickoff parade marking its centennial. The event showcased farm equipment, hogs, jellies, and desserts. Activities run through Friday include Grange displays, harness racing, Grand Champion 4-H Beef judging, a Seven Mile historical pageant, and a grand 100th anniversary farm parade.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Seven Mile
Mystery of Abandoned Grocery Bags in Franklin
Franklin police report a third abandoned bag of groceries and unease grows as milk, bread, potatoes and cigarettes sit unclaimed. Chief O E Chamberlain notes a young man asked to leave the bags while he retrieved his car and never returned, with similar bags appearing at three local businesses. The motive remains unknown.
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Franklin, O. Deepens
Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
Sunday Journal
Chamberlain
Elks Install New Officers at Southwest District Meeting
The South West District of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks installed officers including Joe Bowers of Piqua as chairman Leo M. Smith of Middletown as vice chairman Charles Cowie of Cincinnati as secretary Mary Humphert of Dayton Harry Lang of Middletown Earl Gray of Hamilton and Walter Springmeyer of Cincinnati to the executive committee The installing officer was Willard Swartz of Springfield The session also included a closed meeting and a program film by the Ohio State Elks Association chairman R Light. The women were entertained by the Piqua Ladies Glee Club and Ray Schrock William Byrd was general chairman with Louis Kiss welcoming.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Joe Bowers
Piqua
Leo M. Smith
Middletown
Charles Cowie
Cincinnati
Mary Humphert
Dayton
Harry Lang
Earl Gray
Hamilton
Walter Springmeyer
Urbana
Willard Swartz
Springfield
Spastis Paralysis
Ohio State Elks Association
Eerelyes
Ight
Bill Room
Piqua Ladies Glee Club
Ray Schrock
William Byrd
Louis Kiss
Mail Messenger Vacancy Listed
Applications for a mail messenger job with a trucking service between rail depots and the Middletown post office are due October 2 to postmaster Hilbert H. Martin. The current carrier, Asa Lewis of 1932 Fleming Rd, has resigned. Applicants must supply a suitable vehicle with weather protection and locks.
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Middletown
Hilbert H. Martin
Martin
Asa Lewis
Fleming Rd
Assault Charges Are Dismissed in Middletown Case
Cases of assault against three Middletown youths were dismissed at the request of the complaining witness in a hearing before Squire Lammie Bailey Saturday. Glen Byrd of Dayton had accused David Snively, 21, Charles Williams, 20, and Perry Neill Jr., 20, of forcing his car off the road and assaulting him.
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Middletown
Squire Lammie Bailey
Glen Byrd
Dayton
David Snively
Baton Rd
Charles Williams
Wranklin St
Perry Neill, Jr
Harrison St
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