Barnitz to salvage compass at corner
Barnitz Bank plans salvage and relocation of a brass compass set in the sidewalk at Central Avenue and Main Street. A contractor will supervise dismantling due to sections and long concrete setting, while plumbing work to move under sidewalk pipes could cost 1200 dollars split between city and bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Garloch
Walter Lamb
Bank
McCabe
Lamb
Barnitz Bank
He Sai
Barnitz
Pipe repairs threaten three days of street work
The worker said they will cut off the pipes and weld them back together, with an expected two to three days of disruption. The Moore company previously stalled the pipes for Barnitz Bank years ago, and no other similar plumbing work has been needed at the corner according to Wieneke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Company
Barnitz Bank
Wieneke
Last Chance to Register for May 8 Primary
Tomorrow is the last day to register for the May 8 primary election. The Butler County Board of Elections Middletown branch at 43 S Main St will be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local ballots will cover six state constitutional amendments and Monroe votes on establishing a charter framing commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Butler County Board of Elections
S. Main St
Monroe
Inspectors hire attorney to aid in pay hike bid
Five inspectors in the Division of Inspection have hired Hamilton attorney Richard Wessel to press for a higher pay classification. They seek mediation to resolve the long running dispute, arguing salaries are below private sector and other city workers. The action names the commissioner of inspection Fred Hampton as sympathetic but unable to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Richard Wessel
Bob Taylor
Wessel
Taylor
Fred Hampton
Coroner warns of lethal mix in Middletown death
Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone cautions that a deadly combination of alcohol and the sedative methaqualone may have caused the death of Joyce Gallant 33 of 1921 Carolina St. Funeral services are set for Saturday at McCoy Leffler with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Joyce Gallant
Carolina St
McCoy-Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Gallant
Boone
Jake Lowe
Gertrude Stephens
Franklin
Journal
Jeffrey Stephens
Ralph David Warmoth
Germantown
Phyllis Petitjean
Betsy Warmoth
Tammy Stephens
Jill Warmoth
E. C. Highley
Kentucky
Ohio Supreme Court lists two area bar examinees
Two area men have passed the state bar examination per a list issued yesterday by the Ohio Supreme Court. They are Charles E. Combs of 3710F Roosevelt Blind and Robert M. Hudson of 400 S. Main St. Springboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles E. Combs
Roosevelt
Robert M. Hudson
S. Main St
Springboro
Pianist Lorin Hollander at Miami University Middletown
Renowned pianist Lorin Hollander, 28, performs in the Miami University Middletown Artists and Lecture Series at Dave Finkelman Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Friday May 4. A masters class follows at 4 p.m. May 3 in Logan Johnston Hall room 113. Tickets available on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Hollander
Middletown
Miami University
Miami- Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Hollander
Logan Johnston Hall
Man 36 found dead at home on Vermont Street
Charles Vinson 36 of 1412 Young Street was found dead at 1702 Vermont Street this morning after a 7:05 a.m. call. Fire crews reported no pulse or respiration and an autopsy is scheduled. Relatives say he had recent choking spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vinson
Young St
Vermont St
Fire Department
Vinson
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Two Hurt In Parking Lot Collision In Middletown
A car pulling from a municipal lot at 42 S Broad St struck a southbound vehicle at 11 25 am. Margaret L Tucker 18 of Carlisle and Thomas Hatton 33 of Coshocton Ohio were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Tucker was cited for failure to yield. Estimated damages were 400 to Tucker and 800 to Hatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
S. Broad St
Margaret L. Tucker
Roberts Place
Carlisle
Thomas Hatton
N. Marshall Road
Miss Tucker
Hatton
Central
Delayed Ohio 122 Relocation Faces Parkland Hurdle
Federal Highway Administration seeks more information from Ohio DOT District 8 on the proposed two lane with passing lane Ohio 122 route through Sebald Park or an alternate avoiding the park. The plan would cover about a acre of park land and run from the Miami River bridge to Elk Creek Road with an overpass over Trenton Franklin Road and the B&O railroad bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio 122
West Middletown
Federal Highway Administration
District 8
Ohio Department of Transportation
Columbus
Witte
Miami River
Elk Creek Road
Trenton-Franklin
B&o Railroad
City to pay 107000 for Riggs Funeral Home site
A Middletown city jury awarded 107000 for the Riggs Funeral Home property at 125 N Broad St as part of a downtown renewal project. Disputes centered on official appraisal values with Riggs asserting higher market value and the owner’s real estate appraiser showing up to 184888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Riggs
N. Broad St
Butler County Common Pleas
Bill Riggs
Manny Garlikov
Broad
Mutual dismissal ends 1972 police council harassment suits
A March 1972 Carlisle case involving former police chief Larry Stamm and three patrolmen, plus several council members, was dropped by mutual agreement. The earlier suit by James Holland, Earl Bolin and Larry Adams against John Edwards, Clyde Eldridge and Jack Shotwell was dismissed April 11 with no trial, ending the cross harassment claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carlisle
Larry Stamm
Stamm
James Holland
Earl Bolin
Larry Adams
Warren County Common Pleas Court
John Edwards
Clyde Eldridge
Jack Shotwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Wieneke
Bill Sebald
Moore Heating, Plumbing and Cooling Co
Weith
Fresh Air Camp
Armco Stars
Jerry Helt
Cincinnati
Ella Hines
MUM
Clark Street
Samuel Lovelace
Indianapolis
Larry Brown
Coshocton
Ohio
Brown
Lovelace
Sebald Park
Charles Q. Witte
Poe
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
Montgomery
N. University Blvd
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