Indiana Youth 18 Dies After Butler County Crash
An 18 year old from Indiana died of internal injuries and a skull fracture after a snow covered U S 42 crash near Pisgah. The accident, which also involved a Lebanon man and two other passengers, was Butler County's fifth traffic fatality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Robert A. Davies
California Ave
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Hospital
Cincinnati
U. S. 42
Pisgah
Butler County
Davis
Herbert W. Shouse
Lebanon
Forest D. Whitecarver
Troy St
Dayton
William Burrow
E. Galbraith Ave
Hamilton
Jame Jones Jr
Lane St
Mercy Hospital
Trial Of Pair For Murder Is Postponed
The trial of Harold Burkhardt and Eugene Nolan for the murder of Herschel Sorrell is moved to April 1 from February 16. The defendants were indicted by the Butler County Grand Jury after Sorrell was found dying on Ohio 4 near West Middletown. They were arrested within 18 hours and have remained in custody. their attorney is William F. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown
Harold Lloyd Burkhardt
Eugene Nolan
A A
Burkhardt
Camden Rt. 2
Nolan
Atco Ave
Butler County
Herschel Sorrell
Sorrell
Ohio 4
Middletown
Wiliam F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Nassau
Bahamas
Light Post Bounced By Car On Icy Verity Parkway
A car struck ice on Verity Parkway and hit a utility pole, causing about 50 dollars in damage. Police linked it to a 7:15 a.m. crash that involved a northbound driver, Harry P. Laurens, 33, of 1315 Hood Ave, who said he slid on ice, spun, and knocked the light post slightly. A second incident occurred within 15 minutes in the 3600 block of Grand Avenue with three cars no injuries.
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Verity Parkway
Grand Avenue
Acd
Harry P. Laurens
Hood Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Ten motorists fined total $205 in traffic court
Ten motorists were fined a total of 205 dollars at arraignment before Judge J. T. Lamb in Traffic Court yesterday. Names include Othello N. Moon who paid 10 dollars for unsafe exit from a parked position and others facing muffler, brakes, speeding, and careless driving charges with varied fines and suspended amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Othello N. Moon
S. Clinton St
S. Main Street
Charles Stewart
Finley St
Dale Taylor
Trenton Rt. 1
Marshall Hughes
Central Ave
William Spencer
Logan Ave
Peter Janetos
Hamilton
Edward Deaton
N. Clinton St
Stanley E. Carpenter
Mulberry St
J. B. Honaker
Plum Ave
Joyce Merryman
E. Hoya St
Oxford
Clyde Fitzpatrick
E. State St
Trenton
Service Record for Franklin Teen Enlistee
Donald E. Gabbard 18 son of Mr and Mrs Harkes Gabbard of 607 Bridge Street Franklin reported for duty with the Marines in San Diego California leaving Cincinnati January 29. Gabbard was attending Franklin High School when he enlisted at Dayton January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Gabbard
Denison Faculty Visits Armco for Industry Meeting
Sixteen members from Denison University’s faculty toured Armco Steel Corp in Middletown as part of the Denison Business Council. They met management, lunched with executives, toured East Works, and later visited Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Denison University
Denison Business Council
Ohio
Denison Group
Armco
General Office
East Works
Manchester
Middletown
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
Joe H. Ayres
Texas
New York
Dayton
National Assny of
H. H. Tullis
Leland C. Lehman
Denison
L. T. Johnster
Eight Middletown nurses pass state board exam
Eight graduates of Middletown Hospital School of Nursing were notified they passed the state nurses board examination and are now registered nurses. Four reside in Middletown, with addresses listed. The eight completed training last June, exam given November 16 and 17 at Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati. Three remain at Middletown Hospital: Dorothea Armstrong Mary McIntosh and another nurse.
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Middletown Hospital
State Nurses Board
Middletown
Doris Johnson Jeffron
Tytus Ave
Dorothea Marie Armstrong
West Middletown
Mary Lackey
Virginia
Mary Etta
Mary Smith Griss
Hamilton
Marlene Gandler Rhode
Blanchester
Ida McAdams
Springfield
Norma MelIntosh
Holton
Ind
Hospital School of Nursing
Roosevelt Junior High School
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Miss Armstrong
McIntosh
Miss Neal
Longview Hospital Ice Cream Party By 500 Guests
Delta Chi Sigma Beta chapter sponsored a ward party at Longview Hospital for about 500 patients with ice cream. A Cincinnati restaurant owner donated 500 doughnuts and plans further donations for March and April. Board members attending included Mrs. Trisler, Mrs. Wary, Mrs. Polley, Mrs. Pendleton, Mrs. Wilmore, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Melampy, and Mrs. Call. A dinner meeting for board members is set at 1001 Nelbar St to be hosted by Mrs. Frey Garver on Feb 15 at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma
Longview Hospital
Gview Social Service League Board
Cincinnati
Norman Trisler
C. E. Wary
Jack Polley
John Pendleton
L. D. Wilmore
Ronald Gill
Tom Lawson
Robert Melampy
William Call
Frey Garver
Nelbar St
Scout 11 Plans Activities for National Boy Scout Sunday
Eagle Scout Troop 11 will assemble for services at 9 a.m. Sunday in St. Pauls Church. Scout master Elza Abraham announced the troop will commemorate National Boy Scout Sunday and hold a Father and Son party at the Eagles Hall. A court of honor will be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Boy Scout
St. Paul's Church
Elza Abraham
Abraham
Eagles’ Hall
Auto Skids Into Polo Woman Hurt
Hamilton special report notes Mrs. Minnie Horn 30 of Port Union Road in fairly good condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital after an auto accident on Port Union Road. Slippery streets caused injuries to three others in a two car collision. Deputy Sheriff Richard Schultheiss cites Horn freed herself and walked 200 feet to her home before calling for help. In a second crash Mrs Kathryn Faber 30 Oxford Road skidded and struck head-on an auto driven by James Minter 51 Oxford Route 2. The two drivers and a passenger in Minters car Cardi Cooper 18 suffered minor injuries.
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Hamilton
Minnie Horn
Port Union Rd
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Port Union Road
Richard Schultheiss
Horn
Kathryn Faber
Oxford Rd
James Minter
Oxford Rt. 2
Minter
Cardi Coo Cooper
Personal Tax Forms In Mail To Butler County Residents
Ten thousand personal property tax forms went into the mail today to Butler County residents. Auditor R H Smith said in Hamilton that returns would be due between February 15 and March 31. All persons holding stocks, investment trust shares, bonds, notes, contracts, mortgages, annuities and bank interest outside the state must file. Farmers must list livestock, agricultural products and equipment. Assessors will assist farmers though locations are not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
R. H. Smith
Hamilton
Smith
Two Middletown Girls Held In Lighter Theft
Two girls aged 13 and 14 were arrested in connection with the theft of six cigarette lighters from Rossi Grocery at Michigan Avenue and Garfield Street. Four lighters were returned. the youths will confer with juvenile authorities with parental involvement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Rossi Grocery
Michigan Avenue
Garfield Street
Two Return To Seattle From Far East Arrivals
Two area servicemen were among 782 arriving in Seattle aboard the USNS James O'Hara from the Far East. Airman Richard Waits of Franklin and Cpl. Gillespie Roark of 1024 Azel Ave Hamilton are named in the roster.
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Seattle
James O'Hara
Far East
Richard Waits
Franklin
Cpl
Gillespie Roark
Azel Ave
Hamilton
One Way Street Plan to Start in Middletown Weekend
Middletown adopts a one way traffic system with new signals on principal streets. City Manager Howard Kramer says implementation could begin Feb 21 2021 after prior delays due to weather or bad luck. Routes include First Avenue eastbound from S Main to Central Avenue Manchester Avenue westbound from Suthin to N Main and Main Street southbound between Manchester and First Avenue. A system map and installation timing will be announced by C A Boeke and city officials.
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Middletown
Howard Kramer
First Avenue
S. Main Street
Central Avenue
Manchester Avenue
Sut
Phin Street
N. Main Street
Main Street
Manchester
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Kramer
Fund Campaign Aids Middletown Band Washington Trip
Fund drive in Middletown seeks support for Middle town High School band to attend the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D C March 31 to April 4. George Koeppel announces funds may be mailed to Box 373. The group plans a March 7 concert at the high school with tickets 1.50 reserved 1.00 adults 0.50 children.
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Band Associates
Middletown
Washington, D. C
George Koeppel
Associates
Janice Kendrick
Urbana
Frank Simon
Quarterback Club
Boosters Assn
Koeppel
Fire and Zoning Talk At West Middle Town Meeting
West Middle town Improvement Assn plans a Tuesday night session at West Middle town School to discuss fire protection and county wide zoning. President Martin Littman announced Hugh Barnes will present fire protection plans and George Bauer Jr will lead zoning discussions. Bob Richardson joins county zoning commission. meeting starts at 8 p.m. and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown Improvement Assn
West Middletown
Martin Littman
Hugh Barnes
George Bauer Jr
Bob Richardson
Littman
Mueller Rapp Lead Speakers At Toastmasters Dinner
Robert Mueller was rated the best speaker and Fred Rapp the most improved at the Gecklers Hearth Toastmasters dinner meeting last night. Howard Hill and James Martin were other speakers. The next meeting will be at Gecklers Feb. 11 at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mueller
Fred Rapp
Toastmasters Club
Gecklers
Howard Hill
James Martin
Robert Sutton
Robert McConaughy
Walker Carll
Robert Ridpath
Steve Gardner
Paul Schnedler
Charles Garrett
William Johnson
Jaycees Aid New Chapter in Marysville Initiation
Three Middletown Jaycees helped organize the Marysville chapter and conduct an officer orientation. President Paul Deger Paul Foehl and Knight Goodman outlined grouping methods and detailed Middletown activities including a leadership training program led by Foehl and Robert Lubberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Jaycees
Marysville
Paul Deger
Paul Foehl
Middletown
Knight Goodman
Foehl
Robert Lubberger
Farm Mechanics Drive Corn Harvest Across U S
About 400000 mechanical corn pickers operate on United States farms, transforming harvesting methods and boosting yields across the agricultural sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fines Waived For Two Held In Fraud Case
Judge J. T. Lamb fined three defendants a total of 70 dollars and costs in a brief municipal court session. Edgar Forrest and Tommy Mull were each fined 25 dollars with costs for defrauding a taxi driver. both fines suspended if they pay fares and stay out of trouble. A man called John or Clinton Ferguson was fined 20 dollars for no operator's license, with 10 dollars suspended pending license acquisition in 10 days. Harold B. Tarter’s case for driving under suspension was continued to next Friday. William M. Hester’s failure to provide charge was dismissed at the complainant’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
Edgar Forrest
Carolina St
Tommy Mull
Earle Hotel
Fannie Overly
John
Clinton” Ferguson
17Th Ave
Harold B. Tarter
Fleming Rd
Tarter
Dayton Municipal
William M. Hester
Vanderveer St
Nellie Hester
Coyle Seeks State Central Committeeman Post
Martin A. Coyle, chair of the Butler County Republican Executive Committee, filed petitions in Dayton to run for state Republican Central committeeman from the Third District. He said he would withdraw if incumbent Herbert Mills of Dayton remains in the race. Mills announced there would be no contest despite filing a candidacy, and Coyle said Mills may soon accept a new position, prompting his own bid.
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Martin A. Coyle
Butler County Republican Executive Committee
Dayton
Republican Central
Coyle
Herbert Mills
Mills
Butler
At The Movies Showings For Paramount And Strand
Paramount schedules Friday and Saturday showings for Desert Rats and Seminole plus Crazy Legs and Devil s Canyon with times listed. Strand presents Desert Rats and Seminole on Friday and Saturday with multiple screenings each day.
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Devil's Canyon
Desert Rats
McAdow Named Chairman of New City Park Board
Sam J. McAdow of 1313 S Main St was named chairman of the newly organized five member City Park Board. McAdow will serve a two year term as the board, created by a charter amendment last fall, expands from three to five members. George Bryan of Sorg Paper Co was elected vice chairman for one year. Mrs. E J Sebald of 2803 Milton Rd named secretary for a four year term. Other members are Rowan Crawford of 509 16th Ave for five years and Hugh Parker of 904 6th Ave for three years. The board agreed to reappoint Ross Kramer, clerk of the previous board, as clerk of the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. McAdow
S. Main St
McAdow
State Highway Department
George Bryan
Sorg Paper Co
E. J. Sebald
Milton Rd
Rowan Crawford
16Th Ave
Hugh Parker
6Th Ave
Ross Kramer
Recreation Board Plans City Facility Tour Meeting Schedule
Last night's session focused on organization as Mc Adow outlined plans for a full tour of existing recreation facilities and a study of last year's National Recreation Assn. report. The board fixed the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. for regular meetings, likely in the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdow
National Recreation Assn
Global sugar supply split by cane and beet shares
Sugar supply of the world consists of two thirds cane and one third beet sugar.
Driscoll Heads APPA Committee
Donald G. Driscoll president of Sorg Paper Co has been named chairman of the community relations committee of the American Pulp and Paper Assn Announcement was made after the annual election of officers in Dayton Other officials elected were John W Zimmerman Champion Paper Fibre Co vice chairman and John Burnett Beckett Co secretary both of Hamilton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald G. Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
American Pulp and Paper Assn
Dayton
John W. Zimmerman
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
John Burnett
Beckett Co
Hamilton
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State Highway Patrol
Harry J. Hunkler
Princeton Rd
Tylersville Road
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
Hunkler
George Weber
West Chester
Wilma Gehm
Eddie Whinburn
Hamilton County
Whinburn
Michigan
Freeman's
Valentine
Miss Universe
Bend
Chiff’s
Oxfords
Longview
William D.long
Entral Ave
Res
Washington
MHS
Louise Hartman
Wmal
Jaycees
Runyan
Paramount
New City Park Board
East End
DIAL
Bank OF
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Park Place
Sutphin
Monroe Branch
Monroe
Armco East
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