City Commissioners award two contracts for sewer work
Two contracts were approved by City Commissioners last night. Squire, Sanders and Dempsey of Cleveland will handle legal services for issuing mortgage revenue bonds totaling 6.5 million and review sewer rates for the bonds, for a maximum fee of 8,250. They will also be paid 4,750 from the first 3.5 million and 3,500 from the final 3 million issue. Burch Construction Company will perform sewer improvements on Raymond Dr., Barnitz, Ellen and Short Srs., at 31,592.01 with a 90 day completion. Bids for Arlington Knolls and Eastover subdivisions were deferred for next week for further check.
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Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Burch Construction Company
Raymond Dr
Barnitz
Ellen
Short
Arlington Knolls
Eastover
Ortman-Stewart Bus Company
Goldman Park Area
Howe Motor Company
Chevrolet
Pacemakers
South Main St
Grand Ave
Burton Rd
C. B. Stiles
Florida
Water Shutoff Likely Friday East Of City
Water may be shut off from 100 a.m. to about 5 p.m. tomorrow in the area east of Curry Road as public service director C A Boeke oversees valve work to lower the central water line. Delays push the project to Monday with low pressure for two weeks until normal service returns.
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Curryer Rd
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Boeke
Lnes
Central Ave
Golden Helmet VEW Installs 10 Officers
The VFW Golden Helmet Post 7230 installed ten officers at the Club Rooms 63 South Main St. Elmer Brumner led the ceremony as senior vice commander and service officer for the Regional VA with Henry Bohne assisting. New officers include George J. Pierze as commander Douglas M. Barrett senior vice commander Robert F. Miller junior vice commander Glen Spencer adjutant Adelbert H. Hartman quarter master James A. South chaplain Alden A. Williams service officer and trustees Henry Bohne Robert C. Schenck Shelby G. Wilkinson. Lunch followed.
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VFW
South Main St
Elmer Brumner
Fourth District
Brumner
Veterans Administration
Dayton
Henry J. Bohne
George J. Pierze
Douglas M. Barrett
Robert F. Miller
Glen Spencer
Adelbert H. Hartman
James A. South
Alden A. Williams
Henry Bohne
Robert C. Schenck
Shelby G. Wilkinson
Williams
Two From Area Return From War
Two area servicemen return from Korea aboard the Gen. Mark L. Hershey docking in San Francisco. Corporal James B. Cochran Jr. of 2309 Erie Ave Middletown and Private First Class Edward L. Wilson of Hamilton are the returning soldiers.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Korea
Mark L. Hershey
San Francisco
James B. Cochran, Jr
Erie Ave
Edward L. Wilson
Erding Drivers to Receive Eerie Booklet Against Carelessness
Cincinnati police prepare a small booklet titled Meet Death with a skull cover to hand out to motorists alongside tickets. Lt James Combs says the grim pamphlet shows tragic accidents, lists causes, and warns that a blank page reads Your Picture Could Be Next Unless.
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James Combs
Cincinnati Police Department
Combs
Western Senior Wins Danforth Foundation Gift
Western College senior Barbara Stauffer of Naperville Illinois has been named one of the 15 Danforth Foundation Gift award recipients for the year. The award honors outstanding Western College graduates who will pursue graduate study and serve as advisor coordinators during the next school year.
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Western College
Danforth Foundation
E. H. Krase, Jr
Barbara Stauffer
Naperville
Ill
Stauffer
Western
Danny Grad
Dean Fuller
University of Oregon
Camp Minniwanca
Shelby
Mich
Ohio
Kenneth Irving Brown
Krase
St. Louis
Eggs Tinted For Annual Easter Hunt At Armco Park
Salvation Army workers color 2400 medium eggs for Middletown Easter egg hunt at Armco Park. Twenty volunteers including Girl Guards and Ladies Home League prepared six crates worth of prize eggs with names from last year’s $5 May or Fran Golden Egg Carmody to $2.50 Tiny Tot Golden Egg. Police monitor crowds to prevent early entry before 1 p.m. Sunday.
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John Fleming
Easter Bunny
Salvation Army
Eas
Armco Park
Middletown
Citadel
Ladies Home League
Rolling Mill Park
Miltonville
William Prescott
Ed Cohn
Drab Weather Lingers With Damp Skies Today
Damp chilly conditions persist across the area with a 38 degree forecast tonight, five degrees cooler than today’s low of 43 at 6 a.m. More rain is possible tomorrow with a high near 52. Today’s high reached 48 and it was 47 at 11 14 a.m. Yesterday’s low was 53 and the high 62.
Maundy Thursday Services At Local Churches Tonight
Churches mark Maundy Thursday with 7:30 p m services at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Bethlehem Lutheran Zion Evangelical Lutheran First Evangelical United Brethren First Presbyterian and Blue Ball Presbyterian. Communion observed at pews with sermons by Rev. Jung Bergdall Stump and Hammond. Organists Miss Weishaar and Miss Trettle featured.
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St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold H. Jung
Robert Sutton
Paul D. Bergdall
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ada Louise Weishaar
Betty Trettle
A. M. Stump
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. H. Hammon
First Presbyterian Church
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Four Motorists Fined For Errors
Four motorists were fined a total of 45 dollars and costs in area courts yesterday after traffic violations. Francis Wolary of Wilmington and Robert Pauley of Xenia were fined 15 dollars plus costs by Mayor Earl Magg of Morrow for speeding. Francis M. Burke of Detroit was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Thomas Linn of Monroe for a yellow line violation. Jack Greenawald of Pittsburgh was fined ten dollars and costs by Squire Lammie Bailey for a yellow line violation.
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Francis Wolary
Wilmington
Robert Pauley
Xenia
Earl Magg
Morrow
Francis M. Burke
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Jack Greenawald
Pittsburgh
Squire Lammie Bailey
Hamiltonian Jailed In Delinquency Case
Daniel Sellers twenty nine of 130 South Monument Avenue Hamilton was sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse and fined five hundred dollars by Probate Juvenile Judge Harry F Walsh after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of three twelve year old girls The court suspended eleven months of the sentence and four hundred dollars of the fine on condition he undergo treatment at the Lower Miami Guidance Center Sellers had been arrested for indecent exposure.
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Daniel Sellers
South Monument Ave
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Harry F. Walsh
Lower Miami
Sellers
Waitress Fined For Sunday Beer Violation
Ethel Lee Sizemore, 23, of 3101 Finley Street, was fined 50 dollars plus costs for selling beer with alcohol over 3.2 percent on a Sunday at the Golden Elk Cafe on Yankee Road. She appeared before Judge Alton Combs after Detective Paul Fouts and Patrolman Carl Baker arrested her. a beer served to a patrolman was sent to Columbus for analysis and found in violation.
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Ethel Lee Sizemore
Finley St
Golden Elk Cafe
Yankee Rd
Alton Combs
Paul Fouts
Carl Baker
Baker
Columbus
At The Movies Showings This Thursday and Friday
Paramount presents Peter Pan showings at 1 45 3 50 5 50 7 50 and 9 55 p m Strand features Without Warning at 1 15 4 10 7 10 and 10 05 p m plus The Maverick at 2 50 5 50 and 8 45 p m
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Paramount
Dog Fleas Common Across Seasons but Peak in Summer
Dogs harbor fleas year round yet infestations rise in hot months. Pet owners should apply preventive treatments and monitor for itching. Local veterinarians advise regular grooming and environmental control to curb flea presence.
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Golden Helmet
Audivox
Western Electric
Dess
Hanks
Hearing Center
14Th Avenue
Ruth Hensley
Gudivox
DivIsOn
Western Senior
Mark Maundy
Sertoma Club
Freeman
Camonde Emisrge
Ross
Young America
Evoid
Longies
Hamiltonian
Kreeman’s
Jewelers
Batiste
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