Court Blocks Annexation Near Todhunter and Yankee Roads
A temporary injunction halted Monroe's plan to annex 142.88 acres near Tod hunter and Yankee Roads. Plaintiffs Edward B. and Phyllis J. Stepaniak, local residents, sought to delay hearings set for December 16 and 20, claiming procedural defects and impact on nearby properties and utilities. The tract includes Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. land valued at over 25 million dollars, with Monroe supplying water for a year. Middletown opposes annexation, saying Monroe cannot properly service the area and noting industrial expansion in the county master plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Monroe
Todhunter
Yankee Roads
Ross Snyder
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Richard Maier
Helen L. Maier
Val Apple
Mary A. Apple
Middletown
Unspecific Land Intersection Mentioned in Liberty Township
An OCR fragment notes land at the intersection of Hawkins Road and Maud-Hughes Road in Liberty Township, with no further context or details about ownership purpose or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins Road
Maud-Hughes
Liberty Township
Judge Carl D. Kessler Addresses Dayton Scouters Banquet
Judge Carl D. Kessler of Montgomery County spoke to about 100 Scouters and their wives at the Pokey Griffith District Fellowship Banquet at Carlisle Elementary School. He urged strong character development, resourcefulness, and parental love for today’s youth. District Chairman William F. Schlotter led the meeting, with ceremony by Scout Troop 44 and Nachenum Lodge 145, Order of the Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Kessler
Common Pleas
Montgomery County
William F. Schlotter
Scout Troop 44
Carlisle
Nachenum Lodge 145
Order of the Arrow
Armco Unveils New Trademark and World Wide Signature
Armco Steel Corp announces adoption of a modernized inverted triangle trademark to reflect growth over 60 years and to unify global visual communications. President Logan T Johnston notes the mark will debut in January 1961 across advertising and promotions and align with asset expansion and mergers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
Armco
Johnson
Johnston
New York
Lippincott & Margulies, Inc
Corporation Mark Ties Units To Stronger Front
A corporate executive argues that adopting a shared mark will unite all units and let each capitalize on corporate equities while reinforcing the company image. The plan aims to spread benefits, strengthen identity, and bind the organization more closely.
Fire damages Gillespie Insurance Office on Tytus Avenue
An $8,500 fire gutted the Gillespie Insurance Service Inc. office at 2021 Tytings Ave in Middletown last night. Fire officials unsure of exact cause, but quick firemen action saved records. no injuries reported. The firm plans immediate reconstruction at the same site and will operate temporarily from Glen Hoover Real Estate at 2101 Tytus Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Insurance Agency
Gillespie Insurance Service Inc
Tytngs Ave
F. H. Gillespie
Gillespie
Glen Hoover Real Estate
Tytus Ave
Vannest Ave
Verity Parkway
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Businss
Study Group Elects Officers at Sorg Paper Co
Members of the Dale Carnegie Leadership Training Course at Sorg Paper Co elect officers. Gil Williams from Hamilton teaches Thursday sessions through February. New officers are Dick Van Dyke president Jerry Foulk vice president and Morten Adams secretary treasurer. Next week the class meets at Lebanon Correctional Institution with a tour of the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Sorg Paper Co
Gil Williams
Hamilton
Dick van Dyke
Jerry Foulk
Morten Adams
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Woman Hurt at Hospital Food Cart Incident
Jacqueline Little a 22 year old resident of Franklin sustained a cut on her lower right leg after striking a food cart at Middletown Hospital. She received six stitches and was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Jacqueline Little
Guire Lane
Franklin
Oxford Remains a Village. City Status Missed by 861
Oxford will stay a village until 1970 after Secretary of State Ted W. Brown denied city status. The 1960 census listed 4,139 residents, 861 below the threshold, despite a recent charter and anticipated population growth. The town will shift to a manager mayor council form on January 1, 1962, and retain the manager rule as a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Glenn Douglass
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Police Arrest Bar Employee in Alcohol to Minor Case
Middletown police arrested Clarice Wysong forty five at twenty eight S Broad Street on a charge of selling beer to a sixteen year old. The incident involves a boy on probation with juvenile authorities. This follows an earlier arrest in the same period as part of the same alcohol violation case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clarice Wysong
S. Broad St
Rt 63 Project Gets Green Light
Public hearing on the Ohio 63 widening and relocation through Monroe drew about 700 attendees. Officials touted a four lane design with a grade separation at the New York Central Railroad and an interchange near LeSourdsville, while some nearby property owners feared right of way needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio 63
Monroe
Joseph M. Unger
Division 8
Unger
Ohio 4
Interstate 75
New York Central Railroad
LeSourdsville
L. B. Gamble
Welbeck Blames West for Congo Crisis
Ghanaian charge d affaires Nathaniel Welbeck told a rally that Western powers led by the United States Britain and France prevented Congo from achieving true independence. He said their actions caused the current crisis after being expelled from the Congo last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
Ghana
Nathaniel Welbeck
Congo
United States
Britain
France
Franklin Fire Destroys Stoutenborough Farm Home
A Franklin Township eight room farmhouse on Shartz Road burned in a blaze believed caused by coal and wood heat. Firemen from four departments fought the flames as wind spread the fire and dashed hopes of saving the structure. Insurance estimates ranged from forty to forty five thousand dollars with crews remaining at the site overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Township
Richard Stoutenborough
Shartz Road
Springboro
Monroe
Madison Township
Ltoutenborough
Paul Dixon
Cincinnati
Richard
Gardner makes new contribution to Middletown Fine Arts Center
Robert B. Gardner retired official of Gardner Division of Diamond National Corp makes a new contribution to the Middletown Fine Arts Center. Mrs. Robert Richardson, center president, says Gardner’s support is keenly appreciated. Center located at 116 Main St in the American Legion building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Gardner
Gardner Division
Diamond National Corp
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Gardner
Robert Richardson
Middletown
Wreck injures four near Middletown at Ohio 122 and U.S. 25
Mrs. Dorothy Cooper 30 and Arlene Smith 18 were hurt in a two vehicle crash at the Ohio 122 U.S. 25 junction east of Middletown. Cooper's son 3 and truck driver John Garber 32 also treated for minor injuries. Cooper and Garber were detained for treatment. traffic signs and potential light signals are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio 122
U. S. 25
Middletown
Dorothy Cooper
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Arlene Smith
S. Dixie Highway
Middletown Hospital
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Bob Turner
Larry Cottongim
Fred B. Cramer
Edward B
Phyllis J. Stepaniak
Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Tytus
Gamble
Gordon Reed
Welbeck
West
Ed Farmer
Farmer
Stoutenborough
Cpl. E. P. Goffos
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 25
State Hihway Department
Ruik
AGES
Converse
Monument Co
Manchester
Worthmore
Gordon Sussex
Arrow
Venient
Devon
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