Bindley Wins Silver Beaver at Franklin Scout Dinner
Bindley, of 131 Miami St in Franklin, received the Silver Beaver award at the Mound Builders Area Council dinner. Joseph A. Brunton Jr. of the national Boy Scouts presented the honor. Bindley, active 20 years, serves as council VP and is a national council representative with Middletown and Warren County troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinie) Bindley
Miami St
Franklin
Boy Scouts’ Mound Builders Area Council
Joseph A. Brunton Jr
Boy Scouts of America
Brunton
New York
Bindley
Middletown
Warren County
E. H. Bindley
Joseph Brunton Jr
Boy Scouts
Cincinnati payroll tax to affect few locals
P F Johnson, manager of the Ohio State Employment Service, estimated that under 200 Leetonians would be hit by Cincinnati pay roll tax. Most workers in the area are at General Electric's Evendale plant, outside city limits, so not taxed. About 1000 Hamiltonians will pay, including city workers and those employed in Hamilton by Cincinnati firms. Tax runs April 1 to October 31 at one percent of gross income via weekly deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Johnson
Ohio State Employment Service
Cincinnati
General Electric
Evendale
Hamilton Oses
Royalty Awaits Achievers Vote Tomorrow Night
Junior Achievers attend the Civic Association Valentine Dance with a 9 30 vote window to pick prince and princess from three boys and three girls secret ballots this week. Names revealed at the dance during intermission. Committee led by Maryann Dennis with members Law son Alder Howard Faye Howard Dennis Masen Mc Conaughey. Music by Gene and his Rhythm Youngsters from 8 30 to 12.
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The
Civic Association
Uring
Maryann Dennis
W. P. Lawson
Douge Alder
Gene Howard
Sandy Faye
Pat Howard
Gene Dennis
Jim Masen
Lois McConaughey
Gene
Rhythm Youngers
Missionary to Speak at Church on Moore Street
Missionary Harlan Brooks from India will address the Church of the Brethren at Moore Street and Grand Avenue Wednesday February 17 at 7 30 p m A social hour will follow the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Brooks
India
Church of the Brethren
Moore Street
Grand Avenue
Auto Train Crash Kills Man at Unlighted Crossing
A Hamilton area resident, Bes tal Farmer, 62, was killed when his auto collided with a B&O passenger train on Crescentville Road near the Hamilton Butler line. Five others in the car were injured, including Farmer’s wife Oza, 52, with a possible skull fracture. Victims were taken to General Hospital Cincinnati and Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Authorities called the crossing dangerous with no signals and limited track view. The train crew included engineer J.A. Smiley of Wyoming and conductor S. E. Meyers of Lima. The exact county of the crash remained undetermined.
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Hamilton Area
B&o
Crescentville Road
Ohio
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Bestal Farmer
Port Union’ Rd
Farmer
Oza
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Gordon Farmer
Genviene Ferris
Cherry St
Blue Ash
Ferris
Linda
Kathryn
Linda Ferris
Butler County
Hamilton County
Purse Snatcher Detained After Downtown Slugger Episode
An 11:10 p.m. purse snatching on 1st Avenue led Officer Clarence Lawson to a youth who fled with a woman's bag. Mrs. Hasselback, 62, was knocked to the pavement and suffered abrasions. the suspect, found with brass knuckles, was taken to police HQ and released to his father. The youth helped police later in a Standt jewelry store burglary case and had prior chase-and-capture history with officers.
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Middletown
1St Avenue
Ist Avenue
Main Street
Clarence Lawson
John Hasselback
Lopane Ave
West Alley
Lawson
Joseph Bibbs
Dayton
Standt
Central Ave
Freedom Scrolls Circulated For 16000 Names Here
Freedom Scrolls supporting Radio Free Europe behind the iron curtain are circulated in Middletown schools and industries. County chair J. D. Sawyer and city chair George Kuehnle seek 16,000 signatures in support and funding for the program. Similar drives run in Hamilton, Oxford and day Lincoln's Birthday and a February 22 Washington's Birthday. Contributions are voluntary and sent to Sawyer & Son Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Free Europe
J. D. Sawyer
George Kuehnle
National Campaign
Middletown
Hamilton
Oxford
Lincoln
Washington
J. D. Es
Sawyer & Son Realty Co
Griffith Film Is Next At Oxford
Oxford will present the 1922 D. W. Griffith melodrama Orphans of the Storm as the next entry in its Film in America series. The film stars Lillian and Dorothy Gish with Joseph Schildkraut and Monte Blue. The seven program series runs Sundays at 2 30 in the Leonard Theater on campus starting April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Western College
America
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Dorothy
Joseph Schildkraut
Monte Blue
Leonard Theater
Hi Y Dances Canceled by YMCA Leaders
Hi Y dances scheduled for tonight and next Friday at the YMCA have been canceled announced by Harry ter Braak work secretary. The next dance will be held on Friday February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harry Ter Braak
School Board Considers 600000 Borrowing to Meet Expenses
The Board of Education may borrow 300000 as a cash shortage hits salaries and operations through March and April. Clerk Hugh Butler blamed slow county auditor processing and December tax collections delayed until April or May. Attorney H O Finkelman questioned salary schedule credits for Miss Mary Ann Brehany and whether contract and pay terms tie to the schedule. Superintendent Earle R Seidner urged lobbying state lawmakers while Butler called the situation a crying shame as a 300000 loan is authorized if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hugh Butler
Butler
H. O. Finkelman
Mary Ann Brehany
Miss Brehany
Earle R. Seidner
Robinette Released Under Bond After Raid
Dennis M. Robinette, owner of Denny's Place south of Darr town, was released on 1500 dollar bond after arrest stemming from a raid last Saturday. He may stay in Liberty until a Monday hearing at 1 30 p m. State Liquor Control cited broken glasses and beverages found at the tavern and nearby creek bed. County Prosecutor Jackson Bosch had padlocked the tavern over a year ago as a public nuisance with possible fines or jail if violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M. Robinette
Denny's Place
Darrtown
Ada Hart
Engle’s Corner
Robinsete
Liberty
State Department of Liquor Control
Robinette’s
Jackson Bosch
Bosch
School Board Considers Court Action Over Miss Brehany Case
Finkelman told members a court confrontation may be needed as no precedent exists. The board, which held a closed session after the regular high school meeting, discussed Miss Brehany's request and agreed to let United Cerebral Palsy use Edison School basement for a therapy center at a $50 monthly heat and janitor cost, though organizers may seek a cheaper option. The district also agreed to cooperate with Miami University resources workshop, providing classroom and support services this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy
Butler County
Edison School
Sta- Middletown
Miami University
Scout Father Son Party Honors Five Scout Awards
About 70 Boy Scouts and their fathers attended the annual father son party of Boy Scout Troop 11 at Eagle Hall. Scoutmaster Elza Abraham reported that Kenneth Back Bartolomew Denardo Charles Fakes Darrel O Malley Junior Teaster received second class awards. Phil Alexander John Allen William Apking Myron Aronoff Brandy Casper William Ingram Mike Miller Edgar Moore Donald Smith Jessie Schultz William Svarda Ray Steele Buddy West David Wysong earned merit badges. Brandy Casper received a Life Scout badge and Star Scout awards went to Edgar Moore William Ingram and Buddy West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 11
Eagle Hall
Elza Abraham
Kenneth Back
Bartholomew Denardo
Charles Fakes
Darrel O'Malley
Junior Teaster
Phil Alexander
John Allen
William Apking
Myron Aronoff
Brandy Casper
William Ingram
Mike Miller
Edgar Moore
Donald Smith
Jessie Schultz
William Svarda
Ray Steele
At The Movies Weekend Showings
Paramount screens Money from Home on Friday and Saturday with showtimes at 1 15 3 25 5 35 7 50 and 9 50 p.m Strand presents Darling Clementine at 1 15 4 50 and 8 25 p.m and Destination Gobi at 3 35 and 7 40 p.m Saturday Destination Gobi at 1 40 5 50 and 9 55 p.m My Darling Clementine at 3 00 6 40 and 10 05 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
School work orders approve payments and fence project
Differential payments to Carl Ridenour and Mrs Dorothy Connelly for supervising tennis at Roosevelt Junior High were approved. Butler is authorized to install a chain-link fence around 1200 feet of Wilson School for up to $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ridenour
Dorothy Connelly
Roosevelt Junior High
Butler
Wilson School
Athletic Fund Scheduling Eye at Middletown Schools
Middletown Board of Education debates tighter supervision of high school athletics. Superintendent Earl R. Seidner suggests auditing the athletic fund of about 22 350 dollars and tighter control of bills. Board members Gruver Christy raise policy role and scheduling scrutiny amid concern over lack of current oversight.
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Middletown High School
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Athltic
Peo
Ple
Robert Gruver
Earl R. Seidner
D. R. Baker
Elmo Lingrel
Leidner
Jack Christy
Toledo
Texas
Seaver
Executives Seminar Outlined For Middletown Jaycees
Richard L Siegel director of industrial relations for Gardner Beard & Carton Co outlined for Middletown Jaycees the executives seminar heat at Aspen Colorado last summer The seminar aims to stimulate business minded men to consider basic American life and policy ideas He warned business leaders often neglect these ideas hindering new ventures A brief meeting preceded his talk Plans for a district Jaycee meeting in Middletown Feb 25 were announced Representatives from area chapters will gather for dinner at the Manchester Hotel at 6 30 PM A nominating session for the state will follow Vic Wells heads the Americanism Committee which will coordinate the Crusade for Freedom and petitions will be distributed downtown Don Bullock joined the chapter transferring from Trenton NJ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L., Siegel
Gardner Beard & Carton Co
Middletown Jaycees
Aspen
Colo
Siegel
Gardner
Robert Lubberger
Middletown
Manchester
Americanism Committee
Vic Wells
Jay‘cee
Don Bullock
Jaycee
Trenton
N. J
May Is Word On Job Claims Johnson Explains
Manager P Johnson of the Ohio State Employment Service explains that claimants should phrase questions as How much may I get and that payments depend on meeting the law. In Ohio a weekly benefit ranges from 10 to 30 dollars for 26 weeks with a dependent allowance of 2.5 to 5 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ohio State Employment Service
P. Johnson
Ohio
Police Briefs Arrests and Vehicle Thefts
Police early today arrested Martin Shoup, 67, Earle Hotel, on a vagrancy charge. Charles Joy reported a downtown lot theft where four hubcaps and two fender skirts valued at 40 dollars were taken from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shoup
Earle Hotel
Charles Joy
Carolina St
Michael Heller Loses Billfold in Baltimore Street Area
Local notice reports Michael Heller of 1916 Baltimore St missing a billfold containing $50 and identification after leaving it somewhere in the vicinity. Police or authorities may be pursuing leads to recover the items and verify the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Heller
Baltimore St
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Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Anthony Wayne
George E. Harvey
Bock Beer
Dial
N. Verity Parkway
Griffith
B. L. Dawson & Co
Clark St
Robinette
Bank OF
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Park Place
Sutphin
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
ARMCO
Athletic Fund
Scheduling Eye
Jaycees
Valentine Candies
Revelos Brothers
Att UA
Ev Masnithens
OND
Paip
Freeman
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