Divorce notice in Butler County Ohio case 4305
Wesley Alden Ramsey of Rich mond Kentucky is named in a divorce petition filed August 9 1960 by Nancy Ramsey in the Butler County Court of Common Pleas Ohio case 4305 alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Respondent must answer by September 24 1960 or the petition will proceed. Clerk Joseph L. Kiep. Attorney Brown Koehler & Grevey. August 12 19 26 September 29 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Alden Ramsey
B.R
Richmond
Kentucky
Nancy Ramsey
Geop Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Board of Zoning Appeals
We City
Cecil Baker
Jenates E. McGee
Vannest Avenue
William Edward H Brown
Gertrude Brown
Common Prews Court
A. D
Joseph T. Kiep
Hilda Dreseh
Maxwell Finkleman
Peter Deaton
DeCoursey Avenue
Covington
Lillie Deaton
Common Pleas Court
Hilda Dresch
Theodore Repper, Jr
Aus
Senate splits as wage bill passes 62 to 34
Ohio’s two U S senators differed on the measure as the Senate approved the minimum wage bill 62 to 34. Sen Stephen Young supported the bill while Sen Frank Lausche voted against it. the proposal would raise minimum wages and expand coverage of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Senate
House
Stephen M. ‘Young
Frank Lausche
Barner
Cleo Moves Up Atlantic
Hurricane Cleo a third tropical storm of the season moves northeast at 20 mph, located about 500 miles east of Charleston near 32.0 N 69.8 W. It poses no immediate mainland threat with winds up to 85 mph near the center, small craft warned from Block Island to Cape May and south of Cape May toward the South Carolina coast urged to stay in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cleo
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Charleston
S.C
U.S
Block Island
Cape May
N.J
Carola
Picnic Postponed by Union Baptist Church
The Union Baptist Church Sunday School picnic is postponed until August 27 at Armie Park. All other plans remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Armie Park
Petition Checks Begin On Hamilton PR Ballot
Petitions to place the controversial PR issue on the November ballot in Hamilton were to be checked today. Adele Edmonds, council clerk, reported about 4 000 signatures exist toward the 12 800 needed to bring the issue before voters. If sufficient, a special council meeting would be called to place the issue on the general election ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Adele Edmonds
Legislaon
Mark Petty
Herbert Mick
Iceman contest picks Middle Town team for Buckeye fair
20 years ago Edgar Downey Myron Moreatt and Joe Pender were chosen to represent Middle town Ice and Coal Co in the contest for Ohio's handsomest iceman linked to the state fair in Columbus. Charters D Maple, Lebanon Board of Education clerk, said five one room schoolhouses sold at auction reducing the system to three. A Bible printed in 1810 is known as the Ears to Ear Bible for quoting Matthew 13 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Downey
Myron Moreatt
Joe Pender
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Buckeye
Columbus
Charters D. Maple
Lebanon Board of Education
Lebanon
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Cincinnati Market Report
US Department of Agriculture cattle numbers show 250 cattle and 100 calves with varied prices for canners bulls and vealers in a moderate to strong market. Hog and sheep futures run with barrows and gilts down about 25 and spring lambs steady with ewes and feeder lambs noted. Prices reflect typical ranges across weight classes and product quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Bourge
Local Men Charged in Lebanon Break-In at Laundromat
Three Middletown men Norman R. Mobley 20 Justice Harlen M. South 21 and Billy Little 25 were to be arraigned in municipal court for breaking and entering after a dawn incident at Lebanon Self-Service Laundry on Rt 42. They were arrested at 1 30 am near the laundromat by Pa. Morte Adams and Deputy George Dorcheff with 20 cents among stolen items. machines knocked from walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Middletown
Norman R. Mobley
Manitee St
Harlen M. South
Clark St
Billy Little
Church St
Pa. Morte Adams
Warren County
George Dorcheff
Police Briefs From Local Streets Highlight Thefts And Incidents
Police responded to 18 Lylburn Road where a 13 year old boy had a plastic box of firecrackers confiscated. A fishing rod was stolen from William T Peck’s car at 3402 Jewell Street. James Gailey of Forest Glen Drive reported a bike theft from Wildwood Golf Club parking lot. Anna Pallo of Washington Street reported a burglary with $65 stolen after an unknown man talked with her and an accomplice entered her home. Thieves took 100 dollars worth of fixtures from James Chappel on Broad Street including brass fittings and copper tubing. John Rowe, 41, a state liquor inspector, was arrested on warrants alleging assault and battery and disorderly conduct following an encounter at Martin’s Grill on Central Avenue last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lylburn Road
John Rowe
Hamilton
Donald Caron
Batavia
Charles Martin
Martin’s Grill
Central Ave
Rowe
Middletown Securities and Local Firms Named
A list of local business entities including Middletown Securities Aeronca Crystal Tissue Co First National Bank Sorg Peper Co Sorg Paver Co Pid Lou Blower appears in the record, indicating corporate or association registrations and participants in a regional business roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca
Aeronca Prior
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Sorg Peper Co
Sorg Paver Co
Lou Blower
Egg and potato price listings from Cincinnati market
Prices paid at farms after candling and grading show eggs by size with jumbo 33 to 41 cents per dozen and ungraded 12 to 17 cents. Potatoes range from 3.50 to 46.25 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Livestock Weight Ranges and Trade Notation Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists weight ranges from 1500 to 230 Ibs with mentions of 190 to 225 Ibs and 300 Ibs. It references years or codes like 2001 and 1600 1650 and uses abbreviations unclear in context. No clear event or entities beyond weights and vague dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ides Bane
C.s.sisev
Thanks for support after loss of Ora Mae
We express sincere gratitude for kindness sympathy messages and flowers during our bereavement for Ora Mae, wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev G Walter Weber Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home and Arthur Alder Sons. Brown family remembers Richard W Brown who died August 19 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder
Ora Mae
G Walter Weber
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Arthur Alder & Sons
Brown
Richard W. Brown
Brother
Paul and
Lee Brown
Pulverized Top Soil and Aug Ice Cream Social Notice
Public notices announce an ice cream social on August 19 at 3 PM in Middletown and a public financial license filing by Public Finance Corporation of Middletown seeking to loan money in Ohio. The filing lists officers and addresses in Maryland Missouri and Ohio and notes the Division of Securities will decide within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Fire o_a
Forrer Li
Cello
Inc. O. G. C
Public Finance Corporation of
Middletown
W. Longe Street
Columbus
Ohio
Division of Securities
Canal St
Butler County
Donald L. Barnes
R. R. No
Box
Chesterfield
Marylland Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
L. M_ Curtiss
Exmoor Drive
Maryland Avenue
D. L. Barnes, Jr
Barclay Woods
H. Dale Henderson
Fair Oaks
H. W. Hartley
Speede Road
A. L. Letourneau
Lawnwood Drive
RB. Snow
Royal
Ferguson
L. W. Buxton
McCausland
R B. Mahoney
Corner Avenue
University City
E R. Tweedie
Greeley
Webster Groves
G. A. Biedermann
Dobbin Road
M. P. Sweet
Berkshire Road
West Long Street
E. T. Mattingly
Westmont Boulevard
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Joseph 1. Kiep
Brown, Koehler & Grevey
Elmer L. Scott
Henry Combs
Dessa Comba
Tytus Avenue
Oto
Neieon Road
Scnirm
Doris K. Schnecker
Ava
Awtown
Obw
Howme
Fi Sro Didown
Buller County
Guna Avenue
Gideon Need
City Planning Commission
City Commission
Somone
Doris K. “Chnecker. Merk
Ave
Young
Lausche
Yankee Road
Baltimore Street
Paul G
Mary V. Slezak
Walter S. Newman
Sen. A
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Sutphin
Henry’s Daily Features
Henry’s
Henry
Happy” Hamburger
Britain
New York Stock Exchange
Greene & Lad Admiral Radio
Aeronca Mfg
Allied Stores
American Airlines
American Can
American Motors
Cincinnati Livestock
Ciwice
T. && T. Scesssicrets
Armco Steel
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Bendix A Aviation
Hem Steel
Canadian Pacific RR
Wteels
Chrysler Motors
Columbia G. & E
Commonwealth Edison Consol
Container Corp
Eam
Continente Ean
Crucible Steel
Curtis
Eenene Remenkturéner
Douglas Aircraft Eeeeneeeerete
du Dow Chemical
Emerson Electric Auto
Restone Tire
Neral Ie Electric
Fee General Tire
Seer Greyhound Bus
Hilton Hote
Ween International T
Eaiaais
Kennecott Corps
Kroger Baking
Lockheed Aircraft
Marshal Field
Martin
Mead Corps
Merck Severe
Moly
Bsae
National Cash Register
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Pan American
Paramount Movies
Pennsylvania RR
Phelps Dodge Si
Philco Radio
Phillip Carey
Phillips Petroleum
Atte Procter & Gambie Pullman Corp
Cal Radio Corp
Republic Steel
Revere Copper
Scheniley Hisky
Sears Roebuck
Incia
Sinclair
Sonotone Corp Iy
Southern Pacific RR
Southern Railsees
Sperry Car
Standard OW
Standard Oil
Studebaker-Packard Motors
Wa Sunray Oil
Texas Corp
Textron Inc Tidewater Assn
United Aircraft Oe
United Airlines
Eeune
Uu S. Rubber
Uu S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Agu Woolworth Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
William, T. Peck
Jewell St
James Gailey
Forest Glen Drive
Wildwood Golf Club
Anna Pallo
Washington St
James Chappel
S. Broad St
Middletown Securities
Ladd
Manchester
Dayton
Cincinnati Produce
Dayton Livestock
Connies and
Paris
Fashions
Chicago Grain Table
Chicago
Wheay J l
Lost
Jefferson Ka
Big Indiana
Allyfold
Aeme Insige
Frank Eee
Heagle
Jerman Shepherd
Omaha St
Yankee Poo
Jones
Edward Lee
Mary Jean
Wilbraham Rd
Weyerne Hospital
Owensville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funer
Wikoff
Bertha
Milton Rd
Garden Manor
Jim
Wilson Memorial Home
Donald Cryer
Miltonville
Leu of Flowers
Schramm Funeral Home
Ee Riggs Funeral Home
Dial
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
JOS. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Florist Flowers
Peck’s
Main St
Mulford
Arthur Harp
Rocknoll
Morrow
COKE
The
Coca Cola Co
Rachel Hatfield
Jan Fraley
Middletowntown Hospital
Bohne’s
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