School Board Sells Young Street Buildings and 22-Acre Site
The Board of Education approved selling the former Young Street School buildings and the 22 acre site. The 18 classrooms will be publicly sold March 6 at 2 p.m. Funds aim to cover new sites or repairs in other district schools due to substandard condition and high repair cost.
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Board of Education
Young Street
Edison School
Washington School
Joseph Woodruff
Woodruff
Bond Sale Dates Set
The Board of Education approved selling the first bonds of a 6.5 million issue for new construction repairs and equipment with 3 million to go out as 19 thousand dollar units dated April 1. Bids open next week and run 30 days. state law requires sale within the year.
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Board of Education
Aeronca Credit Union Plans Annual Meeting Dinner
Members of the Aeronca Em ployes Credit Union Inc will meet at Middletown Sportsmen's Club Michael Road at 6 30 pm Saturday for the annual dinner and meeting. Over 200 expected to attend as directors and committeemen are elected and policies voted on. A 5 percent dividend has been declared.
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Aeronca Employes Credit Union, Inc
Middletown
Michael Road
S. J. Kuderer
Kuderer
Hearing Tonight On Sewers In North Middletown Area
North Middletown residents are invited to a public hearing at 7 30 p m in the City Building on sanitary sewer plans for a square mile area including Dixie Heights Maple Park Countryside Leesone Heights and Spring Hill Tk A second hearing at 7 30 p m Monday will accommodate others The plan focuses on Woodsdale Street Fisher Avenue Lisa Lane Spencer Lane Riverview Jewell and Vannest avenues and will link with Lakeside and Wildwood relief sewers No curbs gutters storm sewers or other street improvements are included per city manager Charles W Thompson
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Middletown
Charles W. Thompson
Dixie Heights
Maple Park
Countryside
Leesone Heights
Spring Hill
Board of Health
Thompson
Woodsdale Street
Fisher Avenue
Lisa Lane
Spencer Lane
Riverview
Jewell
Vannest Avenues
Lakeside
Wildwood
Cub Scout Awards for 11 Boys in Mayfield Pack
Advanced Cub Scout awards were presented to 11 members of Mayfield Pack 15 Tim Barker Kenny Profitt Tom Hickman Mike Francs Freddie Bendel Dick Duneil Phillip Lacefield Raymond Eckhardt Eddie Leuhardt Billy Pratt and Billy Coffee Inductions included Richard Shockey Bob Skeens David Carter George Sowards David Wood Kerry Miller Charles Kern Danny Lawill Bob McCormickonald Schouse Corbey Ratliff Kenny Profitt Douglas Profitt Ray Eckhardt and Billy Craft Cubmaster Richard Hickman led the ceremony Racer contest winners were Gary Tolliver Dale Oliver G Sowards and Larry Lawson.
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Mayfield Ch 15
Tim Barker
Kenney Profitt
Tom Hickman
Mike Francs
Freddie Bendel
Dick Duneil
Phillip Lacefield
Raymond Eckhardt
Eddie Leuhardt
Billy Pratt
Billy Coffee
Richard Shockey
Bob Skeens
David Carter
George Sowards
David Wood
Kerry Miller
Charles Kern
Danny Lawill
Bob McCormickonald Schouse
Corbey Ratliff
Kenny Profitt
Douglas Profitt
Ray Eckhardt
Billy Craft
Richard Hickman
Gary Tolliver
Dale Oliver
G. 3. Sowards
Larry Lawson
Three Middletonans injured in pair of city traffic mishaps
Two children and a 23 year old man received minor injuries in separate accidents yesterday afternoon and last night. At 7:30 p.m. a two car collision at Elwood Street and Erie Avenue involved Chalmer Mullins and Mike Palmer Jr. Mullins was cited for no operator's license and failure to yield. Mullins vehicle then hit a utility pole. Estimated damage totaled 2100 dollars with 1200 to Mullins car and 900 to the Palmer car. Earlier at 5:10 p.m. Charles Riggs suffered back and arm bruises after being struck on Curtis Street by Harlan Helsel. Riggs was treated and released. Helsel was driving south on Curtis Street.
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Middletown
Elwood Street
Erie Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Mike Palmer
Sat
Wilford Palmer
Wrenn Ct
Chalmer Mullins
Charles St
Mullins
Palmer
Charles Riggs
Reynolds Ave
Curtis Street
Reynolds Avenue
Riggs
Harlan Helsel
Box 32
LeRoy Stewart
Goldman Aveé
Grimes Street
Dean Brandfass
Howard Jens
S. M St
Ralph Elms
Baltimore St
Aaron Ballinger
Maud- Hughes
Michigan Avenue
Sycamore
Elmer Sorrell
Lewis St
Bert Horne
Burton Rd
Grand Avenue
Gladys Drive
Robin Scholl
Union Rd
Franklin
Donald Barr
Vannest Ave
Riviera Drive
N. Verity Parkway
Hobart Rice
South Lebanon
Clarence Wilson
Hamilton
Lafayette Avenue
Damma City
Arthur Saylor
Central Ave
Mattie McClanahan
Gideon Rd
Elinor Conway
Elmer Dr
Central Avenue
Driver cited after crash knocks over fire hydrant
Walter Wallace, 18, Springboro, was cited for an assured clear distance violation after his truck struck a curb and a fire hydrant at Elmo Place and Aberdeen Drive at 2 30 p m. The hydrant toppled. truck damage estimated at 350 dollars. Other city accidents listed include a hit and run on Grimes Street with 25 dollars damage and several two vehicle crashes with damages ranging from 35 to 525 dollars.
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Walter Wallace
Springboro
Elmo Place
Aberdeen Drive
Wallace Tota
Elmo Race
Bob Moore Wins With Talk At Toastmasters Meeting
Bob Moore won the best speaker tile at the Toastmasters Club meeting held yesterday. Tied for best critic honors were Bob Yeggy Don Gephart Lars Moore and Bob McConaughy. John Domanick, club president, served as toastmaster.
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Bob Moore
Toastmasters Club
Bob Yeggy
Don Gephart
Lars Moore
Bob McConaughy
John Domanick
Two Oxford Men Sentenced for Burglary
Hamilton special report finds Herbert Rockhold 32 and Newell Potter 31, both of Oxford, guilty of burglary and given indeterminate terms in the Ohio State Penitentiary by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Roy Poston 27, whose car was used to haul the safe from Oxford Auto Parts last October, faced similar charges but was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Hamilton
Herbert Rockhold
Newell Potter
Oxford
Oho State
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Roy Poston
Cramer
Poston
Rockhold
Potter
Sixth Husband Seeks Divorce Amid Sudden Marriage Details
John Fultz files for divorce from Cynthia Fultz after alleging marriage in December 1955 to a Dayton woman who soon claimed pregnancy. Morris, Cynthia’s seventh husband and a Dayton boxer, met her days after a dance and threatens in the courthouse press room. Fultz asks for division of property including a 1954 car and a 1952 trailer, the latter in Cynthia’s name. The wedding reportedly occurred in Elizabeth City, North Carolina with a church ceremony in Dayton and the McGuire sisters’ relative officiating entourage present.
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Morris
Dayton
The
Journal Herald
Mothers Polio March Nets $7 488 95 in Middletown drive
The Mothers Polio March collected 7488.95 in Middletown, beating last year by over a thousand dollars. Led by Mrs. Fenton Hall and co chairmen, volunteers canvassed 1000 plus mothers, left family polio inoculation cards, and expect to pass 10 000 as more contributions arrive. Officials thanked workers and donors for their support.
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Fenton Hall
Butler County
Oxford
Wile
Excello
West Chester
Bethany
Maud
Middletown
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City Planning Commission
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Richard D. Harmimond
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Lincoln
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