25 Types Of Service Under New Garbage System
City plans 25 service types with at least six changes in waste collection. Fred J. Schatzmann says bids will be advertised after commission approval, with alternate 1 and 3 year bids. New specs allow options from twice weekly to twice monthly, with varied rates for excess garbage and a 40 gallon limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Schatzmann
T Olice
Schatzmann
Middletown Service Company
Great Miami River
R. A. Pochel
Middletown Sand and Gravel Company
Police Briefs: Man Charged After Public Arrest
Esbe Pollard, 34, of 910 Garden Ave, was charged with intoxication and carrying a concealed weapon after police stopped him at Main Street and First Avenue early yesterday. He reportedly had an open knife and was released on a 325 bond to appear in Municipal Court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esbe Pollard
Garden Ave
Main St
First Ave
Taxi Driver Reports Theft From Cab on North Broad Street
Clark Parker of 1212 Central Ave a taxi driver says a money changer and $60 were taken from his cab while he was parked on North Broad Street last night.
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Clark Parker
Central Ave
North Broad St
Car Thefts Reported On City Streets
Jack Stahley at 614 Granada Ave reported his car stolen from Crawford St and Logan Ave yesterday noon. Bud Smith of 108 Baltimore St reported his car stolen from South Broad St, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stahley
Granada Ave
Crawford St
Logan Ave
Bud Smith
Baltimore St
South Broad St
Theft Reported for Billfold Containing $200
Jesse Sergeant of 1500 Garfield Street reported a theft Saturday night. A billfold containing $200 was taken, according to police.
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Jesse Sergeant
Garfield St
Delbert Riley Charged After Canal Street Arrest
Delbert Riley of City Hotel faced charges of intoxication and resisting arrest after police took him into custody at the intersection of Canal Street and Reynolds Avenue late Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Riley
City Hotel
Canal St
Reynolds Ave
Arrests Over Concealed Weapon Charge In City Cafe
Jay Clifford, 21, of 400 Baltimore Street, was charged with carrying concealed weapons after police arrested him in a city cafe on Saturday.
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Jay Clifford
Baltimore St
Cancer Society Meets Wednesday Middletown Chapter Plans 1949 Work
The Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society will meet Wednesday at noon in the Manchester Hotel senior ballroom. They will discuss the clinic’s work funded by public donations and outline plans to advance cancer detection efforts in Middletown during 1949.
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Middletown
American Cancer Societys
Manchester Hotel
Scott Pierson a Retired MHS Teacher Dies in Germantown
Scott Pierson 73 a former Middletown High School biology teacher died suddenly of a heart attack at his N Main Street Germantown residence Born in Connersville Ind he studied at Miami University earned a School of Education degree and began teaching at Middletown High in 1920 He retired in 1932 as head of the science department He belonged to the First Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge and is survived by his widow and one daughter Funeral arrangements are at Albert Swartzel Funeral Home Germantown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Scott Pierson
Middletown High School
N. Main St
Connersville
Ind
Miami University
School of
Pierson
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Albert Swartzel
Infant Vincent Albanese Dies at Six Months
Vincent B. Albanese six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albanese of 602 Sixteenth Ave. died Sunday at 3 a.m. He is survived by his parents, a brother David, a sister Angeline, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A Capozzi, and paternal grandfather Anthony Albanese of New Britain Conn. Services are Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Schramm Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent B. Albanese
Frank Albanese
Sixteenth Ave
David
Angeline
A. Capozzi
Anthony Albanese
New Britain
Conn
Schramm
Woodside Cemetery
Horace R. Justice Dies at 60 Veteran Government Servant
Horace R. Justice, 60, longtime federal employee and businessman, died at home of a heart attack. He owned Eaton Screw Products and chaired the Preble County draft board. He opened Ohio's first unemployment office, worked with the Wages and Hours division, and conducted an Alaska economic survey. Survived by son John L. Justice. Funeral Tuesday. burial in Dayton.
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EATON
Horace R. Justice
Eaton Screw Products Company
Preble
Scouting Council Meeting Set for Tuesday in Middletown
Middletown Girl Scout Council will hold its monthly meeting at 2 p m Tuesday in the clubroom. Reports from members who attended the regional conference in Columbus last month will be presented. Executive director Mrs Garnet L Church announced the agenda today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
String of Pearls Club Meeting At Mrs Lucy Person Home
The String of Pearls Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs Lucy Person, 1301 Michigan Ave. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
String of Pearls Club
Lucy Person
Michigan Ave
Retired Nickel Plate General Counsel John Agate Dies
John H. Agate former general counsel for the Nickel Plate Railroad died yesterday at age 65. He retired in 1945 after joining the railroad's legal staff in 1923.
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Cleveland
John H. Agate
Nickel Plate Railroad
Railroad
Russia challenged at UN over North Korea rule
Peter Fraser of New Zealand pressed the United Nations to prove North Korea’s so called free government after Russia set up a people's republic. He accused Russia of blocking observers and called Soviet claims of terror in South Korea and rigged elections claptrap. The debate followed rejection of a Russian motion on Italy’s prewar colonies.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations
People’s Republic
North Korea
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Korea
Fraser
Frazer
United States
Italy
Man In Jail Dies Of Heart Attack
Norwalk Ohio AP report says 79 year old William Bennett of Willard died in jail from a heart attack before his murder trial. Bennett had admitted killing his wife with a hammer in their apartment on November 27 claiming self defense after a long quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
William Bennett
Willard
Bennett
Lloyd Skinner
German Sub Commander To Get Package
Otto V. Bulew, former German submarine commander, will receive a Christmas package from two grateful Americans. Francis Sherlock and Fred Ritzenthaler coordinated sending tobacco coffee and a pipe after Bulew directed rescues during the West Notus sinking on June 1, 1942. Sherlock also survived a wound and alerted Ritzenthaler, who helped with the plan for the gift.
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Mill Valley
Cal
Otto V. Bulew
Hanover
Cape Hatteras
Francis Sherlock
Portland
Ore
Fred Ritzenthaler
Bulew
Sherlock
Ritzenthaler
Local Sisterhood To Meet Tuesday Chanukah Program Planned
The Beth Sholom Sisterhood will hold its December meeting at 8 p m Tuesday at 111 Harrison Street. Mrs. Sandee Mindlin will preside over the business session. A candle light ceremony and gift exchange will highlight the program with social hour hosted by Mrs. Eugene Joffe, Mrs. H. Rocker, Mrs. Mack Fleishman, Mrs. Sol Cohen, and Mrs. Mindlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Chanukah
Robert Cohen
Harrison St.i
Sandee Mindlin
Eugene Joffe
H. Rocker
Mack Fleishman
Sol Cohen
Mindlin
Draft Board President Comes Through In Late Draftee Rescue
Draft Board No 10 chairman Wylie Mitchell left his post to pursue a tardy draftee. Thirty men planned to depart by bus for pre induction exams in Cincinnati. 27 were aboard as Mitchell located the late registrant and brought him to the bus. Transfers and a missing registrant Robert Sallie are noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Mitchell
Draft Board No. 10
American Legion
Army Recruiting Office
Cincinnati
Wylie
Mitchell
Robert D. Elliott
Mansfield
Fred McCary
Fairmont
W. Va
Leon Knopoff
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Knight Winter
Indianapolis
Ind
Anthony Frank Chiaciero
Ashtabula
John Bernard Sloat
Sandusky
Robert Sallie
Draft Board
Sallie
ROA Aims Eight Officers for National Guard Training
The Reserve Officers Association plans to recruit eight to ten local reservists for guard training to support three extra National Guard units in Middletown next year. Lt. Col. Richard A. Wilmer cites officer shortages as key to a proposed 250000 armory, with a meeting at 8 pm at the American Legion to sign up. Townsley and Connover will speak on Navy cruises and postwar State Department duties in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Middletown
Reserve Officers Association
Richard A. Wilmer
Roland Kohr
Majr
Wilmer
American Legion
Guard
Navy
James Townsley
Lewis Connover
Townsley
Connover
State Department
Germany
Foremen To Hear Safety Lecture In Middletown
Foremen of Middletown Industries will hear a safety lecture this evening by R L Miles personnel director of Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing in the fourth of six meetings. The Gard ner Richardson Company conference room hosts the event. Miles will cover safeguarding machinery safety standards and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Industries
R. L. Miles
Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Company
Gardner-Richardson Company
Miles
Department of Labor
Don Crowley Wins County Prince of Peace Contest
Don Crowley won the Butler County elimination of the Ohio Prince of Peace contest with the topic A Road to Peace at United Brethren Church. Alternate Jack Back spoke on Our Changing World. Local winners included Robert Moore Joan Hever Virginia Collinsworth and Joan Warstler. The final district and state rounds award medals and a four year scholarship plus cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Crowley
Butler County
United Brethren Church
Jack Back
Robert Moore
Joan Hever
Middletown
Virginia Collinsworth
Monroe
Joan Warstler
Trenton
Serviceman Herbert L. Cook Serving at Coco Solo
Navy steward third class Herbert L. Cook, son of Mrs Henrietta Cook, 701 Nineteenth Ave, serves with Patrol Squadron Three at the Naval Air Station Coco Solo in the Canal Zone. Also noted is a US statistic estimating 150000 to 200000 children affected by divorce annually in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Cook
USN
Henrietta Cook
Nineteenth Ave
Naval Air Station
Coco Solo
C. Z
United States
Fair colder trend foreseen with rising temperatures
The morning forecast shows fair weather turning colder tonight with increasing cloudiness and continued cold tomorrow. The low hit 33 degrees at 5 30 am and rose to 40 degrees by 10 30 am.
Four Arrested in Yankee Road Gambling Raid
A raid at 904 Yankee Rd led to the arrest of four men for gambling. William Rogers 50 Middletown Route 2 faces keeping a room for gambling. Fred Volrich 201 Baltimore St. for operating a gambling game. James Kilburn 2906 Finley St. and Carl Jones West Middletown for gambling. Bonds posted: Rogers 300 Volrich 125 others 25 each.
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Yankee Rd
William Rogers
Middletown
Fred Volrich
Baltimore St
James Kilburn
Finley St
Carl Jones
West Middletown
Roy Crout
Landon Webb
Herbert Fawley
Rogers
Volrich
Thief Steals Santa Banks and More in Local Thefts
Reports list several thefts including two Santa Claus banks with about 50 dollars taken from Leslie Johnson’s home at 716 Tenth Ave. Urich Womack, 2107 Hill Ave., found a 49 dollar billfold stolen from his trousers while he slept. Pauline Lenhaar, 2008 Wayne Ave., returned to find her car moved to a service station lot after parking on Verity Pay between Vail and Manchester.
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Leslie Johnson
Tenth Ave
Urich Womack
Hill Ave
Pauline Lenhaar
Wayne Ave
Vail Ave
Manchester Ave
Fire Strikes North Main and City Hotel In Christmas Warning
Firefighters rushed to two incidents Sunday evening in the downtown area. A short circuit in front of 16 North Main Street cut power to Christmas lights from Manchester Avenue to First Avenue. At 7:16 p m a mattress caught fire at the City Hotel on Central Avenue causing about $200 damage with smoking in bed listed as the cause.
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North Main St
N. Main St
Manchester Ave
First Ave
City Hotel
Central Ave
Kobe College President to Speak at Oberlin Assembly
Dr. Hiroshi Hatanaka president of Kobe College Kobe Japan will address Oberlin College assembly Thursday on The Reconstruction of Japan.
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Nippon
Oberlin, O
Hiroshi Hatanaka
Kobe College
Kobe
Japan
Oberlin College Assembly
Five Hurt In Weekend Accidents Near Middletown
In weekend incidents near Middletown Ohio 4 north of the city three people were injured in a collision between Loren Larson 41 of German Town Route 1 and Robert D Chippendale 21 of 1115 Young Street. Larson treated for back and leg injuries Mary Larson 33 rib injuries and Robert Deck 21 of 1734 Meadow Street passenger in Chippendale's car received facial and head bruises at Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown
Ohio 4
Loren Larson
Germantown
Robert D. Chippendale
Young St
Larson
Mary Larson
Robert Deck
Meadow St
Chippendale
Middletown Hospital
Fewer Mishaps Are Reported In November
Middletown hospital monthly report shows 34 fewer accidents in November versus October. Home accidents rose to 70 from 63. auto mishaps fell to 57. three pedestrians. other categories listed. 29 accident patients admitted versus 44 in October. total treated 209, one death each month.
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Middletown
Cincinnatian Bound Over To Warren Jury
Lebannon officials hold Lemuel Trotter 21 of Cincinnati for grand jury action after an arrest for the Belcher filling station burglary at Waynesville November 30. He pleaded innocent when arraigned before Squire Clarence Banker. James E. Lewis 21 identified him as the trigger man. Lewis fled a police chase and is jailed in Cincinnati over jewelry store robberies linked to the Waynesville case. Three other suspects are being sought.
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Lebanon
Lemuel Trotter
Cincinnati
Belcher
Waynesville
Warren County
Squire Clarence Banker
Trotter
James FE. Lewis
Lewis
Auto Collision on Route 741 Injures Two Drivers
Patrolmen said two drivers Sherman Robert Courtney 38 of West Milton Route 1 and William Henry Wetzel 29 of 523 South Jefferson St Dayton suffered minor leg injuries when their cars collided on Route 741 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Robert Courtney
West Milton
William Henry Wetzel
Jefferson St
Dayton
Car Crash Damages Home Motorcycle in Meadow Ave Incident
Police report Nickell Klansman, 24, of 1528 Meadow Ave., lost control of his car yesterday in front of 1806 Meadow Ave. The vehicle struck a parked motorcycle then hit the house foundation, causing about $55 in damage.
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Nickell Klansman
Meadow Ave
Car Crash Damages Two Cars at Cherry and Lafayette
Police report an afternoon collision at Cherry Street and Lafayette Avenue. Elvin R. Davidson, 20, of 1605 Florence Street, was involved when Louis Settick, 63, of 2012 Baltimore Street, attempted a left turn and struck Davidson's car, pushing it into a fire plug. Damage estimated at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry St
Lafayette Ave
Elvin R. Davidson
Florence St
Louis Settick
Baltimore St
Davidson
Paramount and Strand Show Frequent Screenings This Week
At the movies Paramount screens Julia Misbehaves with Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 20 9 35 p m. Strand shows Daredevils of the Clouds with Robert Livingston Mae Clark at 2 45 5 24 8 03 10 37 p m. Train to Alcatraz with Donald Barry Janet Martin at 1 31 4 10 6 49 9 28 p m. Tuesday A Woman's Vengeance with Charles Boyer Ann Blythe at 2 35 5 36 8 37 p m. Out of the Storm with James Lydon Lois Collier at 1 51 4 16 7 19 10 18 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Julia Misbehaves
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Strand
Robert Livingston
Mae Clark
Alcatras
Donald Barry
Janet Martin
Charles Boyer
Ann Blythe
James Lydon
Lois Collier
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Old City
Cancer Society
MHS
Vincent Albanese
Scouting Council
Colored News
Tae Rae
James Lee Montgomery
YMCA
Woodrow Wilson Thorpe
Thomas Lapsley
Walnut St
Theodore Hester
Sheridan Ave
Ralph Nord
James Lee Hawkins
John Henry Dukes
Carl Boyd Mieze
Marion Spencer
James W. Heck
South Main St
John Smith
Wal
Nut St
Loren Douglas Richardson
David Lawrence Click
Monroe St
Orvil Blevins
West Midddletown
Floyd Sandlin
Hamilton
Thomas O. Seleby
Everet Franklin Smith
Tytus Ave
Curtis Gardner
Curtis
ROA
Corny
Melampy
Butler LD Ty
Clintom
Baltimore
Warren Jury
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First National Bank of Middletown Travel Dept
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