Real Estate Group Wins Delay On Subdivision Ordinance
Middletown Realtors cancel tonight’s public meeting and secure promise from City Commission to appoint a citizens’ study committee on subdivision improvement rules. The ordinance will undergo two more readings and a public hearing before passage.
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City Commission
Realtor
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners’ Estarnaan Machine
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Real Estate Board
C. B. Stiles
Planning Commission
Cites
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Traffic School Planned for Middletown Violators
Judge J T Lamb ordered municipal court violators to attend a city traffic school sponsored by the Safety Council. Starting May 6 the four weekly sessions run Thursdays at 8 pm with courses by city police and state patrol officers. The aim is education in traffic safety not punishment, with priority for repeat offenders or those who refuse to yield.
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The
Safety Council
Lamb
Middletown
Sewer Line Cave-In Injures Local Worker
Everett Chummy, 40, of Greenville Route 5, suffered a broken pelvis when a seven foot deep sewer ditch caved in at Armco Drive and Shattle Street. The Gregory Construction Co. employee was admitted to Middletown Hospital in fair condition after a Baker ambulance transported him following the incident reported yesterday afternoon.
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Shattle Street
Middletown Hospital
Everett Chummy
Greenville Rt. 5
Fairumney
Gregory Construction Co
Xenia
Baker Ambulan
Franklin man faces manslaughter charge in Warren County crash
Gerald R. Lykins, 26, of Franklin, is expected to face a manslaughter charge after a Sunday collision near the Greene County line killed Ebb Fisher, 60, of Cincinnati. Fisher died at Greene County Memorial Hospital from back and internal injuries. Lykins previously was convicted for driving on the wrong side of the road. James Rankin, 39, and Carrie Rankin, 29, both of Cincinnati, were passengers and admitted to Xenia hospital.
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S. Main St
Franklin
Warren County
Cincinnati
State Patrol
Ebb Fisher
7Th St
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Greene County
Lykins
Fisher
James Rankin
8Th St
Carrie Rankin
Xenia Hospital
Moving on Driveway Is Blocked Signs Near Markets
Police report three signs posted near Middletown markets warn motorists that driveways are blocked. Signs on Verity Parkway near Kroger and A P lots and Clinton Street near Albers lot alert drivers waiting for spaces, preventing street congestion.
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Middletown
James Combs
Verity Parkway
Kroger
A&p
Clinton Street
Albers
Lt. Combs
City approves sewer work plan and interim rent charges
Commissioners authorize a Bulls Run sewer project with a small shanty on the canal site and approve a pro rata rent payment to the hydraulic company during water diversions. The total semi annual rents amount to 2617 dollars, with final cost to depend on water diversion length.
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Bulls Run
Sorg Paper Co
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Middletown Hydraulic Co
Hydraulic Canal
Howard H. Kramer
Hydraulic Company
Kramer
Driver Sought After Stop Sign Mishap Near Grat is
State patrol hunted a driver who ran a stop sign on U S 122 three miles south of Grat is and caused a car driven by Pauline Michael to swerve off the road and overturn injuring Pauline Michael 33 and passenger Elizabeth Patrick 26. Damage estimated at 700 dollars.
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U.S. 122
Gratis
Middletown
Pauline Michael
Central Ave
Assenger
Elizabeth Patrick
Miamisburg Rt. 3
Fox Quits Post At Germantown
Germantown mayor Richard Egan discussed replacing Paul Fox who resigned from the Germantown Board of Public Affairs. Fox, Dayton Power & Light office manager, did not give a reason for leaving after a two year term election last fall. A Democrat replacement is expected, potentially shifting board control to the Democrats with Irvin Emrick a Democrat and Charles Mears a Republican.
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Germantown
Richard Egan
Paul Fox
Germantown Board of Public Affairs
Fox
Dayton Power & Light Co
Egan
Irvin Emrick
Charles Mears
Armco Founders Day Programs Highlight National Salute
A radio program led by Nelson Olmsted on Ohio Story airs at 5:45 at WHIO and on 19 stations, detailing Armco Founders Day origins and celebrations. A Wendy Barrie show segment at 4 p.m. on WHIO and WKRC-TV will feature awards to Armco leaders. Freedoms Foundation officials will present, marking Armco’s fifth straight year of recognition for promoting the American Way of Life.
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Nelson Olmsted
Ohio
Whio Radio
Wendy Barrie
WHIO
Wkrc-Tv
Charles R. Hook
C. E. MccIntire
The
Freedoms Foundation
Energe
Foundation
Valley Forge
At The Movies Showings for Paramount and Strand
Paramount presents Stalag 17 at 1 15 5 19 and 9 30 p m Roman Holiday at 3 15 and 7 25 p m Strand shows Vice Squad at 1 15 4 15 7 30 and 10 10 p m Steel Lady at 2 40 5 45 and 8 45 p m Friday Sabre Jet at 1 30 5 00 and 8 25 p m War Arrow at 3 15 6 45 and 10 10 p m
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Stalag 17
Vice Squad
Middletown Lions to Sell Roses for Sight Saving Fund
The Middletown Lions nominate a street sale of 2000 dozen roses at $3 per dozen to fund sight saving work. President Roy A. Granger notes 90 percent supports eye care and research. a local girl recently had sight restored after operations. The sales team includes Joseph Blose Jack Meexer Cecil Runyan Sam Tutt and Joseph Canter.
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Middletown Lions
Roy A. Granger
Middletown
Granger
Joseph Blose
Jack Meexer
Cecil Runyan
Sam Tutt
Joseph Canter
Trash Pick Up Routes Outlined by Middle Town Jaycees
The Middle Town Junior Chamber of Commerce Clean-Up Drive will run from Saturday through May 8 with four Armco Steel Corp. and city provided trucks collecting trash twice in each area. Routes cover all city sections on Mondays through Fridays with no Saturday pickups.
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Middletown
Open Season at MHS as Sadie Hawkins Night
Middletown High hosts a Sadie Hawkins Day event with a girls ask boys format. A 9 pm to midnight Sadie Hawkins record dance tops the program sponsored by the Girls Athletic Association with casual jean dress and girls treating the boys to snacks. Jeanne Brandenburg GAA president asks girls to be extra courteous by opening doors and helping with books and trays.
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Middletown High
Girls Athletic Assn
Jeanne Brandenburg
GAA
Boy High Jumper Suffers Wrist Break at Mayfield
Fourteen year old James Reffitt Jr. broke his right wrist yesterday evening while high jumping at Mayfield School. He is the son of James Reffitt of 1720 Sheffield Street. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and dismissed after care.
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James Reffitt Jr
Mayfield School
James Reffitt
1720 Sheffield Sr
Middletown Hospital
Minor Vehicle Collision on Yankee Road Causes $5 In Damage
Police report a lone city auto accident at Yankee Road and Garfield Street at 2 59 p m yesterday. Ruth E Brown 27 of 708 16th Ave drove north and sideswiped a parked car owned by Melvin Bush Logan Avenue. Damage was only to the moving vehicle.
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Yankee Road
Garfield Street
Ruth E. Brown
16Th. Ave
Melvin Bush
Logan Avenue
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