School Board Rejects Options on Two Properties
The Board of Education refused options on two parcels near Lincoln and Amanda schools citing location and necessity. Superintendent Blackford advised further site checks in Amanda area and east town while transportation safety concerns at Maple Park School were reviewed with a request for written submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Edgewood Street
Central Avenue
Lincoln School
John D. Blackford
Amanda School
Blackford
Amanda
Marvin Sherron
Avalon Drive
Maple Park
Sherron
Independent Automobile Dealers Form Local Association
Used car dealers organize the Independent Automobile Dealers Assn of Middletown to join the National group. James Guyler is president, James Curry vice president, and Edwin Erlandson secretary treasurer. Directors include Glen Stokes, Wade Power, William Cohen, and Landon Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Automobile Dealers Assn
Middletown
Independent Automobile Dealers Assn
James Guyler
J. & F. Auto Sales
James Curry
Curry Motors
Edwin Erlandson
E. R. Motors Inc
Glen Stokes
Stokes Motors
Wade Power
Wade Powers Auto Sales
William Cohen
Bill's Auto Sales
Landon Webb
Glen Lewis
Mobiles Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Erlandson
Scout Troop Plans Work Projects for Next Year
Girl Scout Troop 125 holds its first troop committee meeting at Mrs. John Perkins’s home on The Alameda. Planning includes year round sales of peanuts and mixed nuts. Committee members include Mrs. T. O. McDonald Sr., Mrs. Ed Allen, Mrs. James Davis, Mrs. Murray Jacobs, Mrs. Goebel Salyer, and Mrs. Carl Lipton with Group 5 of the First Presbyterian Church as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkins
Alameda
T. O. McDonald Sr
Ed Allen
James Davis
Cochairman
Murray S. Jacobs
Goebel Salyer
Carl Lipton
Group 5
First Presbyterian Church
Woman in Serious Condition After Heart Attack
Anetta Rice, 75, of 418 Curtis Street, was in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. She was taken to the hospital by Baker's ambulance with aid from the fire department emergency unit after experiencing breathing difficulty and stomach and arm pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anetta Rice
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Baker's
Germantown Chamber Names Winning President
Germantown chamber at its regular meeting last night named Ross Winning as president. Dr. Robert Bowers was elected vice president and Ralph Michael became a trustee.
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Germantown Chamber
Germantown
Ross Winning
Germantown Chamber of Commerce
Robert Bowers
Ralph Michael
Services at Farm Lead by Elder Bert Perkins
Elder Bert Perkins will conduct services at the Lebanon Prison Farm tomorrow evening. This community religious outreach note indicates planned spiritual support for inmates and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Perkins
Lebanon
Middletown Driver Encounters Property Damage After Loss of Control
A Middletown woman Delores Jean Wilson escaped injury after losing control on Manchester Avenue near N Sutphin Street. Her car damaged a yard fence lawn chairs and shrubs then struck a building and parked vehicle. Police charged her with careless driving.
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Middletown
Manchester Avenue
N. Sutphin Street
Delores Jean Wilson
Manchester Ave
N. Sutphin
Mark Blakley
N. Sutphin St
Anna Woods
Bulding
Middletown Lumber Co
Thurman Muncie
Wilson
Two Youngsters Treated After Falls At Middletown Hospital
Two young accident victims received emergency care at Middletown Hospital yesterday. Eleven year old William Richardson, son of Charles Richardson of Trenton Route 1, fractured his left arm in a fall at Wayne Township School. Three year old Billy Carter, son of Oliver Carter of 1134 Lafayette Ave, fell on a hook at home and cut his left arm, requiring six sutures. Both were discharged after treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
William Richardson
Charles Richardson
Trenton Rt. 1
Wayne Township School
Billy Carter
Oliver Carter
Lafayette Ave
Young Richardson
Old Fashioned Dance Planned By Local Elks
Middletown Elks plan an Old Fashioned Days inspired dance at the Elks Temple Saturday at 10 p.m. Members and guests may enter an old-fashioned history quiz with cash prizes from entry fees. Entries due by 9 p.m. Friday.
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Middletown Elks
The
Elks Temple
Middletown
Paul Foehl
Harry Benadum
Phil Apgar
Chuck Harmon
Louis Kiss
Clifford Kinsworthy
Fall Follies Opens at Middletown High Auditorium
The Middletown High School benefit variety show Fall Follies opens at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Proceeds go to local National Thespian Dramatic Society chapter 918 to fund a trip to the National Festival next June. Tickets are sold at the door for the two hour show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Chapter 918
National Thespian Dramatic Society
Police Briefs Blink of Crime Report in City
Police learned a .22 caliber bullet went through a window at 3005 Goldman Ave. Saturday. Officers responding to a Parkway Service Station call found three recapped tires stolen from the station Sunday night. Peggy Cox reported $20 stolen from her billfold after an intruder entered her apartment.
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Goldman Ave
Parkway
Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
Peggy Cox
Park St
Webelos to Boy Scout Downey Receives Highest Cub Award
Harold Downey earned the Webelos rank and was graduated into Boy Scout Troop 11 at a Cub Pack 6 ceremony held at the First Methodist Church. Bear badge went to Paul Hilton. Elza Abraham Troop 11 scout master spoke.
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Harold Downey
First Methodist
Young Downey
Robert Fink
J. Knight Goodman
Kenneth Amburgey
Danny Combs
Sam Sato
Michael Philhower
Paul Hilton
Elza Abraham
Charles Connaroe
Everett Pieratt
Charles Hilton
Patrolman Porter in Fair Condition After Sunday Heart Attack
Patrolman Donald Porter of the Middletown Police Department remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home on 244 Yankee Road Sunday and being admitted early yesterday.
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Middletown Hospital
Donald Porter
Middletown
At The Movies Listings for Paramount Strand Colonial Dixie
The schedule lists nightly showings for Paramount Foxfire Five Against the House Tight Spot Far Country Annapolis Story A Star Is Born Asphalt Jungle Battleground Francis Covers Big Town and boxing Marciano versus Moore with multiple time slots across Tuesday Wednesday and Dixie Cruise In events.
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Paramount
Foxfire
House
Annapolis
Dixie Cruise
Francis
Big Town
Marciano
Moore
Five Thousand Dollars Donated to Mental Hygiene in Middletown
Five thousand dollars raised in Middletown for the Butler County Mental Clinic was turned over to the Mental Hygiene Assn. last night in Hamilton. Delta Chi Sigma sorority and a committee led by Harry Holiday organized the drive. A Juvenile Delinquency Institute is planned for November 29 at the First Methodist Church with four workshops after dinner. The Capital Improvements Amendment to fund a 150 million dollar long range building program was endorsed. Mrs. Sarah Conklin noted growth in Ohio clinics and social workers from five clinics and 22 workers five years ago to 26 clinics and 225 workers today.
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Middletown
Butler County
Mental Hygiene Assn
Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Delta Chi Sigma
Ohio
Richard A. Wilmer
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
Sarah Conklin
Auto hits train injuring two Franklin students
A 1941 car crashed into a slow moving New York Central switch engine at 5th and Anderson streets. Two Franklin High School students Tommy Walters and Harley Edds, both 15, were treated for forehead cuts and bruises. driver Don Edeston, 16, was uninjured while returning to school after lunch.
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Franklin
New York Central
5Th
Anderson Streets
Tommy Walters
Abney Lane
Harley Edds
S. Main St
Don Edeston
E. 4Th St
Franklin High School
Lead in pencils is graphite, not actual lead
A note on pencil composition explains that the traditional term lead is a misnomer as modern pencils use graphite. The distinction clarifies historical naming versus material science.
Amazing stainless compound claims relief without surgery
An ad touts a stainless compound for at home relief from illness without surgery. It cites doctor tests showing internal and external relief and immediate comfort. The pitch emphasizes six medically proven ingredients and lasting results for years of suffering.
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Ranie Back
Spring Hill School
Barbara Pettit
Hussey Rd
Back
Pauline Steiger
Ethel Reno
Vestal Patton
Dewey Miracle
Eleanor Tolson
LaVerne Swisher
Ray Standafer
Central School
Middletown School Safety Council
Chicago
Barnitz Stadium
Roosevelt School
Crystal Silicone Co
Garfield
McKinley
A. E. Minnich
Edison
James F. McNary
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Name
Lemon-Monroe High School
Deardorff & Jaques
Johnny Lang
Iy.m.c.a
McCoy-Leffler
Ncoy-Leffler
RR P Ambulance Service
Daisy Dupree
Cincinnati
Columbia Avenue
Melva Nock
Sherman Ave
Nock Auto
Eugene Smith
Franklin Rt. 1
Charles Kolb
Indiana
Doty Street
Roscoe Hendricks
Garfield St
George Christman
1St Ave
S. G. Spencer
Sycamore St
Richard Noe
16Th Ave
John H. Deep
Chester St
S. Verity Parkway
1St Avenue
Boy Scout
Webelos
Oglanby-Bonnitz Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Coporation
Main
Central Branch
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Harry Holiday
Joe Heck
Albn Thomas
Joseph Woodruf
J. E. Baitzell
George Hill
Louis R. Walter
Fred RP
Cramer Lawrence Johnson
John R. Perkins
Norman Trisler
Walter
U. Bb
U.S
Second Avenue
Broad & Verity Parkway
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