Banks Spur Bond Effort In Middletown Dinner Event
Banks from First National and Barnitz in Middletown have boosted Middle town Israel bond purchases ahead of a Butler County dinner at Eaton Manor Hamilton. Milt Moss will entertain as Richard D. Isroff leads a four year effort to raise bond sales to forty thousand dollars. The dinner opens Middletown Jewish community plans to expand Israel investment funding for industrial agricultural projects.
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State of Israel
First National
Barnitz Banks
Middletown
Butler County
of Israel
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Milt Moss
Richard D. Isroff
Israel
Isroff
Mother Charged In Deaths At Lebanon Home
A Lebanon mother is charged in connection with the deaths of her two sons at their residence in March. The case involves Mrs. Simon and a wounding incident, with authorities reporting a fatal outcome for Wallace.
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Lebanon
March
UC Taft Medal Awarded to Eckstein at Alumni Banquet
Cincinnati AP report states emeritus professor Dr. Gus Eckstein of the University of Cincinnati will receive the William Howard Taft Medal at UC's annual alumni banquet. The honor recognizes notable contributions from UC alumni.
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UC Taft
Eckstein
Cincinnati
Gustav Ee
University of Cinemeritus of
Noua
William Howard Taft
Johnson nominates postmasters for two Ohio towns
President Johnson named Benjamin K. Pfeiffer for Gnadenhutten and Eleanor R. Fior for Yorkville as new postmasters on Monday.
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Washington
Johnson
Ohio
Benjamin K. Pfeiffer
Gnadenhuttern
Eleanor R. Fior
Yorkville
Streifthau Purchase Settles Hardware Suit
In Middletown a hardware firm stock dispute ended in an out of court settlement. Reuille and Leeds, formerly officers, sold their shares in Streifthau Brothers Inc. to Streifthau and related owners. The suit sought control and voting rights amid prior injunction actions in Butler County Court of Common Pleas.
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Hamilton
Edgar Strewthau
Middletown
Hamilton Road
LaSourdsville
Anne
James F. Reuile
Merle Leeds
Streifthau Brothers, Inc
Robert Briede
Reuille
Leeds
Hardware Corporation
Gar Streifthau
Lindy Streifthau
Butler County On Pleas Court
Leitha Brers
Streifthau
OBC Aid To Airport Says Levey
State Rep Barry Levey told City Commission the Ohio Bond Commission could provide at least 100000 for a 1000 foot runway extension at Hook Field Municipal Airport after the FAA denied a 310000 grant. The city aims to lengthen the runway to 6100 feet by extending both ends and shifting Carmody Boulevard.
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Barry J. Levey
City Commission
Ohio Bond Commission
Hook Field
Levey
Federal Aviation Agency
CBC
Carmody Boulevard
FAA
Fire Calls Log With Multiple Addresses And Incidents
Fire runs list several calls including 1205 Yankee Road Robert Ford 52 with broken vein in right ankle advised to see a doctor 207 Calumet Ave Annie Griffin 3 percent damaged, 400 Young St Todd A Cox 2 advised to see a doctor after swallowing a nickel 2200 block Chris tiel Avenue report of hot ashes from trash fire blowing over roofs found nothing
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Yankee Road
Robert Ford
Calumet Ave
Annie Griffin
Young St
Todd A. Cox
Christiel Avenue
City Commission Debates Urgent Land Purchase Policy
The City Commission clashed over speed of purchasing property along Breiel Boulevard and whether to rely on the city administrator. An emergency ordinance to settle land payment for the English Tavern front was debated as the city pursues right of way for Breiel and University boulevards and other developments.
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Joe Lewis
Mary Lord
S. Breiel Boulevard
Tilmon Ellison
el Bouleva
Miss Lord
Lewis
Breiel
University
Roosevelt Avenue
Miami Avenue
Breiel rezoning hearing set for May 29
City Commission set May 29 for a public hearing on a zoning change for five Breiel Boulevard lots from R-1 to R-3 requested by Dr. Marvin Max to build a medical facility. Commissioners also weighed a B-1 to B-1 change on Grand Avenue, delaying action for further study. They awarded Alco Wreckling a $5,496.53 demolition contract and approved street improvements funding.
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City Commission
Breiel Boulevard
No. 5
Planning Commission
Breiel
Marvin Max
Kroger
Grand Avenue
Mary Lord
Grand
Alco Wreckling Co
Alco
Moore Road
Stolz Drive
Smith Pond
University Boulevard
Miami Avenue
Downtown merchants plan tree lined center on Central Avenue
The Downtown Retail Division of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce won city approval to plant eight foot linden trees in concrete planters along Central Avenue from Main Street to the Studio Theater with 45 foot spacing. Merchants will maintain their trees as Operation Bootstraps aims to improve downtown appearance.
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Middletown Area
Central Avenue
Main Street
Studio Theater
Central
Greathouse
Bootstraps
Apparent death by own action ruled in shotgun death
A 42 year old Middletown man Donald Miller died from a 12 gauge shotgun wound to the chest in his Baltimore Street home while reportedly pursuing his wife with the weapon. Police found him near the side yard shortly before 4 30 p m. His wife Ruby Miller said she heard a shot after fleeing the house. The coroner ruled an apparent death by own action. Services set for Thursday at 10 30 a m at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include his wife four sons a daughter six brothers three sisters and a grandchild. The couple faced domestic problems and a pending divorce. Miller served in the Marines in World War II and worked as a carpenter's helper.
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Baltimore Street
Donald Miller
Baltimore ‘St
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Mr. Miller
Ruby
Jacksonburg
Middletown
Asn Carpenter
Gary
William
Stephen
Michael
Pamela
Joe
Raymond
Clar
Ence, Paul
Chester
Kenneth
San Francisco
Goldie French
Mary McFarland
Hazel Holt
West Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Franklin Complaints Old Canal Bed Still Poses Problem
Franklin councilmen seek a $7,500 state appropriation to fix runoff from the Miami Erie canal bed in Plainview. Residents say action is slow. a plan to divert water and use storm sewers is stalled until Planning Commission review. Council also approves taxi rate ordinance, cleanup weeks May 1 13, and Franklin Jaycees July 4 parade permit.
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Fred Sennet
Franklin
Plainview
Rey Burroughs
Warren St
Burroughs
Scanal
Harpland
State Bureau of Public Works
Sam Dunn
Arthur Harp
Harp
City Planning Commission
Franklin Jaycees
Board to Review Rosedale School Purchases Agenda
The Board of Education will discuss purchases of library books audio visual aids and educational equipment for the new Rosedale School at 7 30 this evening in the Administration Building 1515 Girard Ave. The items are federal projects under the National Defense Education Act with 50 percent of costs borne by the school system. The meeting will also cover the new Middle School and the renovation program from last summer and fall.
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Board of Education
Rosedale
Girard Ave
Burglars Target Taft School on Verity Parkway
Police report burglars entered Taft School on Verity Parkway through a window and stole a television set valued at 200 dollars. Virginia Berry reported a petty cash bag with 32 dollars and keys taken from Sally Ann Fabrics at Middletown Shopping Center on Breie Boulevard yesterday. Jerry Sebastian said vandals damaged his car top about 75 dollars while parked at his home. Larry Helton reported a billfold containing 3 dollars and personal papers stolen from his address.
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Taft ‘School
Verity Parkway
Virginia Berry
Park Lane
Sally Ann Fabrics
Middletown
Breie! Boulevard
Jerry Sebastian
Mary Etta St
Hubcaps Stolen From Car On 16th Ave
Garnett Simpson of 509 16th Ave reports four hubcaps missing from his vehicle parked on the street. The loss is valued at 140 dollars.
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Garnett Simpson
16Th Ave
Public Relations Official to Speak at Human Relations Meeting
Walter B. Howard, general public relations supervisor for Cincinnati Bell, will address the Citizens' Council on Human Relations at a public meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the City Building auditorium. Howard, 40, born in Carbondale and raised in Albany, holds a BA from Hobart College and a masters from Syracuse, and has held multiple professional and civic roles in Cincinnati.
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Walter B. Howard
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Co
Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
William Patton
Howard
Carbondale
Albany
N. Y
Hobart College
Geneva
University of Syracuse
New York Telephone Co
Cincinnati Bell
Sigma Chi
Democratic Party
Hamilton County
Young Democrats
The
American Marketing Association
Public Health Federation of Greater Cincinnati
Cancer Council of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Jail vacancy notice posted at Duchesne County jail
After the Duchesne County jail had been empty for two weeks the sheriff's department posted a vacancy notice on the front door indicating an opening in the facility.
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Duchesne, Utah
Duchesne County
Sheriff's Department
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Simon
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Cavalon
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James Curry Sr
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Griff Roberts
Kothe
William Denham
Franklin Complaints
Action Council
Larry Helton
Church Ave
Middletown High School
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
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