City Seeks Court Block On Grand Avenue Tree Sale
Butler County Common Pleas Court heard a city injunction bid to stop Herman and Olive Bohne and Henry F. Bohne from selling Christmas trees at the Grand Avenue greenhouse without a permit. The city says Bohne ignored a zoning board ruling denying a tented sale and truck imports. Neighbors largely support sales but traffic concerns were cited. no hearing date set.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Grand Avenue
Fred Schatzmann
Herman
Olive Bohne
Grand Ave
Henry F. Bohne
Bohnes
Zoning Board of Appeals
Henry Bohne
Hamilton
Bohne
Kensington Street
Kensington
Lost Driver Turns Up At Home
A truck fire on U S 42 near Waynesville involved whisky and gin. Driver Lawrence Carter Jr. fled after two tires failed, then returned home to sleep. Firefighters tamed the blaze, damage placed at about 5000 dollars. FBI asked to join the case due to cargo.
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U. S. 42
Waynesville
James Mahatzke
Roadway Express Inc
Lawrence Carter Jr
Cincinnati
Mahatzke
Warren County
Richard D. Satterthwaite
Falling Star Crash Shocks City Hall Christmas Display
City electricians caused an unscheduled stir in the offices of City Manager Howard K. Kramer yesterday while erecting the big star for the City Building Christmas display. The star crashed through a window, startling secretary Margaret Flynn and assistant Marwood Ruff. A canvass covered the shattered pane until other workers could repair it.
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City
Howard K. Kramer
Margaret Flynn
Kramer
Marwood Ruff
Bowling Voted K Of P Chief at Lafayette Lodge 37
Roy Bowling was elected chancellor commander of Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at Castle Hall last night. Harold Mc Graw William Forkner Russell Cunningham and others were elected to key posts. During the session a donation was approved for the Tubercular Fund Polio and Ruth Lyons Christmas Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bowling
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Harold McGraw
William Forkner
Russell Cunningham
William Augspurger
Homer Jefferson
Noah Lambert
Dale Converse
Charles Winter
Harry Lewis
Ruth Lyons
Goods Confiscated at Fayid Over Refusal to Sell
Cairo police say British authorities in Fayid in the Suez Canal zone confiscated goods worth 700000 dollars from Egyptian shops after traders refused to sell to the British army.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fayid
Suez Canal Zone
Accident Victims Still In Dark
Two Dayton men injured in a Saturday crash on Ohio 4 north of Middletown remained unconscious at Middletown Hospital. J C Wilson was fatally injured. Walter Warlick and Wilbur Stephens were listed in fair to fairly good condition. Walter White, also Dayton, was described as fairly good and to be moved to Dayton Veterans Hospital for bruises.
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Dayton
Ohio 4
Middletown
J. C. Wilson
Walter Warlick
S. Broady. Y
Wilbur Stephens
Hanover St
Walter White
Germantown St
White
Dayton Veterans Hospital
At The Movies Showings This Weekend
Paramount screens Thunder Bay at 1 40 5 00 and 8 25 p m and Steel Lady at 3 25 6 50 and 10 10 p m Strand shows Martin Luther at 1 30 3 25 5 20 7 15 and 9 10 p m for Friday and Saturday
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Paramount
Thunder Bay
Steel Lady
Martin Luther
Automotive plants specialize in parts not complete cars
The article notes that most automotive plants focus on specific components rather than producing whole vehicles. It emphasizes specialization within the industry and suggests limited in house assembly of complete automobiles.
Paullin Quits Fight In Write In Vote Test
Lack of funds ends Paullin effort to force certification of his election in Trenton. He claimed more write in votes than opponent Harry Stretcher, while Judge Cramer ruled law bans write ins when a candidate filed for non partisan office. Stretcher refused to resign. Paullin noted his own election as justice of the peace.
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Stan Meisler
Trenton
Charles B. Paullin
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Paullin
Butler County Board of Elections
Harry Stretcher
Cramer
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Supreme Court
Russia
Elec
Judge Cramer
Stretcher
Council
AG Officials In Dark About U S Loan Plan
Thousands of drought stricken Ohio farmers may qualify for three percent government feed loans, but Butler Home Administration officials say they know little beyond press reports. Ralph Voorhis in Hamilton says he has not been officially notified and no one has sought a loan yet. Officials promise safeguards to ensure only honest farmers receive funds. Preble, Warren and Montgomery counties are among the 40 counties included.
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Ohio
Butler Home Administration
Will Rogers
Taft Benson
Ralph Voorhis
Voorhis
Hamilton
Benson
Farmers Home
R. B. McLeaish
McLeaish
Preble
Warren
Montgomery
Old-Timers Night Planned by Middletown Jaycees
The Junior Chamber of Commerce invites all past members including those over 35 to an Old-Timers Night program at the Colony restaurant during December. KR D Stevens Jr. announces no long speeches, with arrangements by Robert Minor and K A Politz. Social hour at 6 and dinner at 7 precede the event.
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Robert Minor
K. A. Politz
Stevens
Minor
Phipps Faces New Charges In Robberies
Virgil K. Phipps, 29, of 2716 Yankee Rd, already jailed on a Ross Township School loot of $1318.42, is charged with receiving and concealing stolen property in another theft. deputies say the case includes a television set, adding machine, and typewriter from West Middletown School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil K. Phipps
Yankee Rd
Ross Townhip
West Middletown
Loren Gustin
Frank South
Phipps
Ross School
Columbus
Ind
Elks Memorial Service Planned by Middletown Lodge
The Middletown Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold its annual memorial service Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Elks Temple on N Main Street. Guest speaker L. T. Palmer, a 50-year member and past exalted ruler, will address those who died in the past year. The open service welcomes the public and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Temple
N. Main Street
T. Palmer
Middletown Lodge
Palmer
Police Briefs for Lost Wallets and Stolen Hubcaps
Mrs. Andrew Banks reported losing a red plastic billfold containing a $68 yellow gold watch and papers at 1305 Sycamore. Clive Jones reported a lost billfold with $135 to $150. Claude Richards dropped part of a heavy steel load at Wi coff and South, then resumed. Lee Moren said hubcaps were stolen from his car after 10 p.m. Wednesday, valued at $40.
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Andrew Banks
Sycamore St
Clive Jones
Curtis St
Claude Richards
Springfield
Ohio
Wicoff and
South Streets
Lee Moren
Clark St
Moren
Warrant Charged Menace Against Ned Morris Jr Signed by Officer
A warrant charging menace and threat against Ned Morris Jr. was served on Morris in the city jail yesterday. The charge arose from a clash between Morris and the accuser, but police said full details were not available.
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Ned Morris Jr
Joe Morgan
Morris
City
One Man's Trip Another's Fall
L. H. Lester, 69, of 1011 Ellen Dr is listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with a thigh fracture after an accidental trip on a downtown street. Police say a crippled man named Marvin Reynolds, 600 Catalpa Dr, approached Broad and Central, tripped, and fell against Lester as he left the Central Store where he works in the men’s department.
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L. H. Lester
Ellen Dr
Middletown Hospital
Marvin Reynolds
Catalpa Dr
Broad and
Central
Lester
Men’s Department
Middletown Plans First Annual Home Show At Armory
Optimists convene to plan the Middletown Home and Better Living Show for March 2 to 6 at the National Guard Armory. Local merchants will display modern goods with TV stars entertaining each night. GMG Associates backs the event, Harold M. Gram directs promotion, with Eve R. Williams assisting.
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Middletown
Harold M. Gram
Eve R. Williams
Ohio
Indiana
Jaycee Group Finalizes Self Reliance Award Details
The Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a Monday 7 30 p.m. meeting in the Chamber of Commerce conference room to finalize the Self Reliance Award publicity and year end plans. Knight Good man, chairman, says applications for seniors will be distributed January 20. Eight seniors from Lemon Monroe Middletown and Fenwick high schools will receive prizes totaling 8000 with equal distribution for boys and girls. W W Sebald of Armco Steel Corp funds 1500 for the project.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Knight Goodman
Lemon - Monroe
Middletown
Fenwick
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Jaycees
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Eversharp
Central Ave
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Admiral
Uetna 19
Sonny
Bey
Weldon
Santa
Arrow
America
Arrow Dale
Veter Ce
Ca Newhey
Donmoor
Harwood
Furniture Liability
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