Reinartz Heads School Levy Promotion Despite Accents
Reinartz, former Armee Steel Corp. VP, chairs the Committee for Good Schools pushing a 33 unit levy to sustain the district’s program and fund ongoing construction. He notes past successes and subcommittees named, with block by block canvassing and area meetings planned this week.
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Committee For Good Schools
Aza
Leo F. Reinartz
Armee Steel Corp
Reinartz
Reinarts
Levy
Ares
Bowling gear stolen from car on Oxford State Road
W. M. Willam reported a bowling bag and shoes stolen from a car parked on Oxford State Road near here. The equipment valued at about $590. Deputy Buller and the sheriff's office are investigating the theft.
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W. M. Willam
Andrew S
Oxford State Road
Here
Willams
Buller
Obituary: Melanie Lynne Lawson 7 of Dayton Area
Melanie Lynne Lawson seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Fannin 2108 Spencer La died at Middletown Hospital at 201 am after seven hours as a patient Born in Dayton She is survived by her parents two sisters Debra and Glora Jean and three grandparents Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home
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Melanie Lynne Lawson
Harry Fannin
Spencer la
Middletown Hospital
Dayton
Debra Fannin
Glora Jean Fannin
Mccoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Stephenson Hunphrey Sharkey Blevins Hines
Obituary brief listing four deaths with ages and service details. Emma Stephenson Hunphrey 84 Oxford services today Marshall Smith. Helene Sharkey formerly of Hamilton requiem high mass 10 am tomorrow St Joseph Church. Ellen Blevins 98 326 Front St Hamilton services 2 pm tomorrow Webb. C Roy Hines 73 3950 Hamilton Scipio Rd services 10 am Thursday Webb.
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Emma Stephenson Hunphrey
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Helene Sharkey
Hamilton
St. Joseph
Ellen Blevins
Front St
Webb
C. Roy Hines
Hamilton-Scipio
Notable Deaths Across Cities Include GM Executive and Explorer
James M Crawford 74 retired GM vice president died after a long illness in California. Burt M MConnell 72 explorer soldier and writer died after a long illness in Massachusetts. Charles B Swope 45 RCA lawyer killed rescuing son from burning home in Pennsylvania. Elimer Wessel 95 last organizer of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen died in New York. Aldo Fascetti 59 president of Italy's Industrial Reconstruction Institute died after a month long illness in Pisa. A meteorologist says earth was struck by debris from another planet 600 million years ago, a late breaking claim with grand implications.
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Phoenixville
Charles B. Swope
Radio Corporation of America
Charles
Oneonta
N.Y
Elimer Wessel
Brotherhood of Railroad
Pisa
Italy
Aldo Fascetti
Industrial Reconstruction Institute
Christian Democrat Party
Nine People Treated At Muddletown Hospital Weekend
Nine individuals from Muddletown and surrounding areas received treatment for assorted injuries over the weekend. Names include Wayne Blevins, Bruce Franic, Hamilton Tah, James Little, Anna Lee Sams, Linda Rickard, Ricky Jewell, and Larry Marshall, with injuries ranging from lacerations to scalp wounds after falls, sports mishaps, or household incidents.
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Muddletown Hospital
Wayne Blevins
Mddletown
Bruce Franic
Andrew R. Fralic
Hill Ave
Middletown
Hamilton Tah
James Little
Sheffield St
Anna Lee Sams
Raymond Sams
Shaker Road
Franklin
Linda Rickard
Joseph Rickard
Slaker Road
Ricky Jewell
William Jewell
Prospect Ave
Frankl
Larry Marshall
Vanderveer St
Chicago
Robert Peck Receives Five Stitches After Head Injury
Robert Peck Ir, grandson of Mrs. Maggie Deaton of 30 S Clinton, S, received four stitches on the scalp after being struck in the head with a board.
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Robert Peck
Maggie Deaton
S. Clinton
Nasser Talks With Castro on Alliance Reported
New York Times reports Arab leader Gamal Abdel Nasser sought a Cuba alliance with Fidel Castro to stand between the West and Communism. They conferred at the Hotel Theresa Harlem. invitees discussed shared problems and possible state visits to Cairo and Havana, no dates set.
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New York
New York Times
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Arab Republic
Harlem
The
Times
Par
Cairo
Havana
Idaho Falls Crash Kills Cattle Rider and Driver
A speeding car in Idaho Falls plowed into a herd of cattle on a rural road, killing 11 cows and a cowboy's horse and killing two men in the car. Five men and one woman were in the vehicle, all from the Idaho Falls area, with four others seriously hurt. Driver Phil Garner, 26, and Jay Brown, 39, were identified among the injured.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho City
C. B Roberts
Rer
Phil Garner
Jay Brown
Civic Association Vote Tally Tonight
Over 100 tellers meet at 7 PM in the Manchester Hotel junior ballroom to count ballots for the Civic Association board of governors election. Eighteen candidates and two alternates seek nine positions. Results announced tomorrow, Ted W. Karchmer chairs the tellers committee.
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Manchester
Civic Association
Board of Governors
Ted W. Karchmer
Hines Upped To Raymond President of Manufacturing
A. W. Hines has been appointed vice president in charge of manufacturing and a director of Raymond Bag Corp. Middletown division of Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co. in Richmond Virginia. He joined Albemarle in 1930 and moved to Raymond Bay in 1955 as production manager. he will oversee all manufacturing at Raymond's Richmond and Middletown plants.
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A. W. Hines
Raymond Bag Corp
Middletown
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co
Richmond
American Management Association
Waterproof Paper Manufacturers Association, Inc
Raymond
Ohio Man Drowns in Sharbot Lake Ontario
A Columbiana County Ohio man drowned Saturday at Sharbot Lake forty miles north of Kingston when a fishing boat overturned. The victim, 33 year old John Frederick Rockenberger, was among four men from East Palestine in the boat.
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Sharbot Lake
Ont
Columbiana County
Ohio
Kingston
John Frederick Rockenberger
East Palestine
Eisenhower Denounces Deficit Spending Threat to Leadership
President Eisenhower denounced deficit spending as a threat to U.S. world leadership and a sign of political cowardice. Speaking during a two hour stopover in Philadelphia on the way to New York talks with Nehru, India, and Nasser of the United Arab Republic, he urged a sound expanding economy as vital to security and influence.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
New York
Nehru
India
Gamal
Nasser
United Arab Republic
America
Cincinnati cook admits abortion cases
Cincinnati police say Eloise Robinson, 35, a cook, has admitted performing more than 100 abortions in her apartment over the past two years. She was arrested Sunday after a young mother’s hospitalization as the first lead in the case emerged earlier this month. no charges filed yet.
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Cincinnati
Eloise Robinson
New healing substance claims to shrink hemorrhoids
New York report describes a supposed pre scientific discovery of a healing substance that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case allegedly shows gradual reduction and thorough relief for sufferers.
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New York, N. Y
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Daniel Kruger
Fred Howard
Johan Akerman
Kenneth Coburn
Eddie Giever
Howard Stalker
Joseph Heck
Robert Francis
Jack Townsend
Reinart
Joseph Woodruff
Arthur Lenke
Donald Reicheld
B. L. Dawson & Co
Clark St
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Glass Shop
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Structural Steel—Steel Sash Builders
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Cohen
Caterer & Nycar
Gough-Lamb
Gough Lamb
Central Ave
Els
Butler County
Castro
Sks Alliance
Jack Seither
Jack’ Seithers
Jack
Lincoln Mercury Co
Tytus
Reedy
South Verity
del Monte
de Monte
Merrit
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Morton
U.S. NO. 1
Hines
Spenders
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