60 Day Eviction Rule Takes Effect In Middletown
New rent control measures enforce a 60 day eviction limit in Middletown Civil Court Judge Alton H. Combs announced. Tenants must not surrender a dwelling until 60 days after a written eviction notice unless rent is unpaid, tenancy obligations breached, or a nuisance is created. Landlords also gain broader grounds to evict including use by immediate family and various possession scenarios. The court notes eviction filings have fallen vs last year as rulings evolve.
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Middletown
Alton H. Combs
Combs
Council Hears Cancer Drive Officials
Middletown American Cancer Society officials Bennett Chapple and Dr. Walter Reese outlined the Middletown Cancer Society goals and fund uses for the cancer clinic at Middletown Hospital. Council will revisit the campaign next week after hearing proposals to merge charitable drives statewide and form a primary committee for broader study.
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Bennett Chapple
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Walter Reese
Middletown Cancer Society
Industrial Council
Middletown Hospital
Columbus
R. E. Dempster
Roy L. Patterson
Tom C. Venable
ITU Delegate Named for Ohio Typographical Conference
W. J. O'Brien of Local No. 487 ITU was named delegate to the semi annual Ohio Typographical Conference at the Pick Ohio Hotel in Youngstown, April 10 and 11. He also serves as secretary of the Midvale Trades and Labor Council. Key speakers include Phil Hannah AFL Ohio State Federation secretary treasurer and Michael Lyden AFL state president of Youngstown.
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W. J. O'Brien
International Typographical Union
Pick-Ohio
Youngstown
O’brien
ITU
Mid= tae Trades and Labor Council
Anso
Phil Hannah
Ohio State Federation
AFL
Michael Lyden
Three Car Fires Reported With One Damaged Vehicle
Firemen said three automobile fires were reported Monday afternoon. John Lewis’s car at 906 Malvern St. near 21 North Main St. sustained $20 in damage from a short circuit. A cigarette caused a fire in front of 2100 Wayne Ave. in Homer Shephard’s car with no damage. A welder’s torch used in cutting junk started a fire at Cohen junk yard 1617 First Ave, with no loss.
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John Lewis
Malvern St
North Main St
Wayne Ave
Homer Shepherd
Hamilton
Cohen Junk Yard
LID REMAINS ON NEW INSTALLATIONS OF GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT IN CITY
Arch Robison of the Gas and Electric Company announced after a Cincinnati parent utility conference that no new gas heating installations will be approved. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission lifted a ban, but firms must prove sufficient gas supplies for winter demand. Limited pipe and coal strikes hinder delivery, delaying expansions until extra gas can be assured.
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LID
Arch Robison
The
Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Robison
Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Plans Start for Summer Camp by Middletown Scouts
Preparations for summer camp occupy Middletown Girl Scout leaders this week. Wednesday morning the troop camp committee under Mrs. David Selvar will finish cleaning Jean M. Verity Lodge and replace pots, pans and silverware. Monday the executive director Mrs. Garnet L. Church and field director Miss Peggy Richardson attended a meeting of the Ohio Valley branch of the American Camping Association in Dayton. Safety in swimming and handling of small boats, camp games and camp first aid were discussed.
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Middletown
David Selvar
Jean M. Verity Lodge
Garnet L. Church
Peggy Richardson
Ohio Valley
American Camping Association
Dayton
Suits Totalling Over $46,000 Filed In Butler County Court
Three lawsuits filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court total more than $46,000 involving local residents. Edwin Wilhoit seeks $25,000 from rail companies over an April 1947 crossing collision near Franklin and Carlisle that killed Mrs. Wilhoit. Jasper Deaton seeks $3,000 for his son’s hand injuries from a truck collision on West Alexandria Road. George Noble seeks $18,530.01 for injuries from a Nov. 11, 1947 taxi collision at Main Street and Central Avenue.
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Butler County
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Edwin Wilhoit
Jean Wilhoit
C.C.C
St. Louis
Franklin
Carlisle
George Simpson, Jr
Wilhoit
George Noble
Clyde Lawson
Taxi Company
N. Verity Pkvy
Stanton Sorrell
Scott St
Main St
Central Ave
Noble
Sorrell
Jasper Deaton
West Middletown
Floyd Blevins
Blevins
Jacktown
West Alexandria
Deaton
At the Movies Paramount Tuesday and Wednesday
The Paramount shows Gentlemen's Agreement with Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire at 1 55, 4 25, 6 50 and 9 15 p m California Firebrand with Monte Hale and Adrian Booth at 1 25, 4 50 and 8 15 p m Great Expectations with John Mills and Valerie Hobson at 2 35, 6 and 9 20 p m
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Gregory Peck
Dorothy McGuire
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
John Mills
Valerie Hobson
Bankrupt Driver Seeks Court Declaration in Cincinnati Case
Harold Ferguson of 1600 Fleming Rd Middletown Ohio asked the District Court at Cincinnati yesterday to declare him bankrupt. He listed liabilities of 1127.50 and assets of 300.
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Harold Ferguson
Fleming Rd
Middletown
District Court
Cincinnati
Four Men Sentenced to Long Terms in Butler County
Four men were sentenced in Butler County Common Pleas Court before Judge Fred B. Cramer. Charles Hunt and Ollie Day, both of Ohio, pled guilty to unarmed robbery for a January 24 Puff Filling Station caper, taking 109 dollars. Hunt gets Mansfield Reformatory, Day the Ohio Penitentiary, each 1 to 10 years. James Thieneman and Travis Covey, both of Maud Ohio, received 10 to 25 years for robbing Kearney's Restaurant on Broad Street, with Thieneman at Mansfield and Covey at the Ohio State Penitentiary.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Penitentiary
Butler County
Hunt
Day
James Thieneman
Travis Covey
Maud, O
Kearney
Broad St
Thieneman
Mansfield
Covey
Ohio State Penitentiary
Suit Against City Nearing Decision
The Jones and Henry Engineering Company seeks 46,600 from the City of Middletown for breach of contract over a sewer disposal survey. The Toledo firm filed a motion in Butler County Common Pleas Court to strike city defenses as conclusions of law. Schatzmann said he will move to submit without argument, potentially bringing the case to a climax.
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Jones and Henry Engineering Company
Middletown
Toledo
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
Floyd G. Browne
Obituary for Clifford Beam Franklin Dayton
Clifford Beam 56 died Sunday at his Dayton home after strokes. Services at Ulmer Funeral Home Dayton Wednesday at 2 p m burial Woodland Cemetery Franklin survivors include widow Ethel mother Rosa Beam one son three daughters six grandchildren sister Mrs Walter Hines Franklin brother Walter Beam Huntington Park Cal and a deceased sister Mrs Dorothy Hudson.
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Franklin
Clifford Beam
Dayton
Ulmer
West Third St
Woodland Cemetery
Beam
Rosa Beam
Ethel
Walter Hines
Walter Beam
Huntington Park
Cal
Dorothy Hudson
Services for Mrs Lillian McKinley Held at Home
Mrs Lillian McKinley, 56, died Monday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral at 10 a m Thursday at 1525 Smith Ave. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit after 4 30 p m today. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in charge.
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Lillian McKinley
Middletown Hospital
Smith Ave
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wilmer Named to Post on Middletown Savings Board
Attorney Richard A. Wilmer 30, son of G. W. A. Wilmer, 10 Alameda Circle, was elected yesterday as a member of the Board of Directors of the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association. He fills the vacancy caused by the death of F. A. Jones. Wilmer, president of the association, is a Cornell and University of Cincinnati Law School graduate, served as a major in World War II, and recently announced his Democratic bid for state senator.
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Richard A. Wilmer
G. W. A. Wilmer
Alameda Circle
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
F. A. Jones
Wilmer
Middletown Senior High School
Young Wilmer
Cornell University
University of Cincinnati Law School
UC Law School
Citizens Club Head Invited To Conference
Frank Dobrozsi president of the American Citizens Club in Middletown has been invited to the Third National Conference on Citizenship in Washington May 16 to 19. The event is sponsored by the National Education Association and the U S Department of Justice. The invitation came through Attorney General Tom Clark in recognition of his work with citizens and naturalized residents. He plans to attend part of the conference but may miss some sessions due to the I Am An American Day celebration here on opening day.
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Frank Dobrozsi
American Citizens Club
Middletown
Washington
National Education Association of the United States
U. S. Department of Justice
Dobrozsi
Tom Clark
Annual YMCA Banquet Set For April 28
The annual dinner and recognition meeting of the YMCA will be held April 28 in the ballroom of the Hotel Manchester. Ralph C. Knight, YMCA general secretary, announced day. Rev. Reuben F. Pieters leads the dinner. speaker is Rev. Lawrence Hall of Christ Episcopal Church in Cincinnati. Committee members include Jack Baltzell, William Johnson, Rev. Pieters, Rev. Hughes Garvin, Miss Mary Francis Smith, Miss Dorothy Kern, Paul Day, John Carmody, and Owen Albaugh.
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YMCA
Manchester
Ralph C. Knight
Reuben F. Pieters
Lawrence Hall
Christ Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Jack Baltzell
Wiliam Johnson
Pieters
Hughes Garvin
Mary Francis Smith
Dorothy Kern
Paul Day
John Carmody
Owen Albaugh
Butler Board May Reprint GOP Ballots
Butler County Elections may need to reprint Republican ballots for the May 4 primary as the county faces questions over Charles D. Lane and other candidates. The Dayton board and the secretary of state will decide, with possible ballot changes or stickers if Lane is disqualified.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Preble
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County Central Committee
Dayton Daily News
Bernard J. Losh
Board of Elections
Charles D. Lane
State Central
Lane
State Central Committee
Butler Board
Secretary of State
Eee
Lake County grand jury eyed for gambling and racketeering probe
Common Pleas Judge W S Slocum ordered the grand jury to investigate reports of gambling vice and racketeering in Lake County. The Mounds Club near Painesville was robbed last year, with losses of about $500 000.
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Painesville
Common Pleas
W. S. Slocum
Grand Jury
Lake County
Swank Mounds Club
Here
City Honors Army with Observance Across Nation
Middletown joins Ohio and the nation in Army Day observances starting with a 2 26 p m jet flyover. Open house at Co F 147th Infantry barracks 7 10 p m with an American Legion band concert. Special bus from Broad and Central at 6 30 p m to armory. Major figures like Gen Hershey and Gen Kenney visit Ohio cities.
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Wright Field
National Guard
Co. F
147Th Infantry
Smith Lake
American Legion Band
Earl Mendenhall
Donald Howard
Howard
Broad
Central
Guard
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Akron
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Command
30Th Air Service Group
Joseph T. McNarney
Air Material Command
Hotel Gibson
Robert S. Beightier
Army Personnel Board
Fifth Service Command
Lewis B. Hershey
James R. Weaver
Bataan
Athens
Chillicothe
Dayton
Findlay
Lima
Lorain
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Ravenna
Springfield
Steubenville
Youngstown
Zanesville
Hershey
Man Is Indicted By Federal Jury
Arthur T. White of 2004 Logan St appeared in Covington Kentucky after a federal grand jury indicted him and Edward Hymer of Hamilton on charges of transporting stolen cars across state lines. Police have no record of White’s activities. Aristophanes was among the earliest librarians at the Alexandrian libraries.
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Arthur T. White
Logan St
Edward Hymer
Hamilton
Covington
White
Fortune Teller to Be Performed Over Two Nights
The Fortune Teller operetta at Roosevelt Junior High School will be staged over two evenings due to high ticket demand. Miss Valda Wilkerson, director, said the Thursday and Friday performances were originally for Friday and tickets go on sale tonight and tomorrow night respectively. Seats available at the box office.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Valda Wilkerson
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