Opposition Heard To Use Of School As Catholic High
At a City Commission meeting opposition letter from Arthur A. Chukhk questions leasing South School for a Catholic high, urging a public hearing before any private use. The discussion also covered sewer charge plans and subdivision approvals, with bids and consulting fees noted as part of city projects.
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Old South School
City Commission
Arthur A. Chukhk
Stubbs
Stubbe
Tuggle
Coles Tid
Planning Commission
Ninth Ave
Berch Construction Company
Bitle
Fishee Construction Company
Browne Engineering
Coneing Service
T. Segoe and Associates
SINK
Francis Carmody
Nnece
Watch Missing From Dayton Trip Worth $1000
Mrs. Lewis Flagel reported the loss of a wristwatch valued at 1000 dollars. The 17 jewel platinum case piece featured 50 diamonds around the face and a band of tiny heart motifs. The couple traveled to Dayton at 1 p.m. and noticed the theft on returning at 6 30 p.m. after several stops.
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Lewis Flagel
Queen Ave
Flagel
Dayton
Middletonians Return From Korea
Three Middletown soldiers listed arriving Friday in San Francisco on the Gen. M. C. Meigs along with 4,472 Army officers and enlisted men from Korea. Cpl. Richard L. Caldwell of 702 14th Ave, Pvt. Wilbur F. Henderson of 1238 Fairfield St, and Cpl. William J. Sweeney of 803 Auburn St are coming home under the rotation plan. Also among the Chicane group are four Hamilton men Johan C. Asher, Sfc. Kenneth R. Buell, Cpl. Theodore C. Burch, and Cpl. William Owens.
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Middletown
San Francisco
M. C. Meigs
Korea
Richard L. Caldwell
14Th Ave
Wilbur F. Henderson
Fairfield St
William J. Sweeney
Auburn St
Hamilton
Johan C. Asher
Kenneth R. Buell
Theodore C. Burch
William Owens
Cloudy Colder Tonight and Friday Forecast for Middletown
The area saw sleet and freezing rain Wednesday night leaving icy surfaces. Tonight and Friday will be very cloudy and somewhat colder, with the south portion expecting slightly lower temperatures. Lows tonight mid 20s, today’s high 35-40, 27 recorded at 7:30 this morning. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged 34 to 47. Ice prevented accurate gauge readings Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Middletown
Ohio
Miami
County March Draft Quota 23
Selective service headquarters in Columbus announced that 2 percent of men from Butler County will be called in March. Ohio’s total induction for March is 1,084 with January at 4,908 and February at 2,454. Director Cal C. Goble said registrants must be 20 years old at induction unless they volunteer or are deemed deferments.
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Selective Service
Columbus
Butler County
Ohio
Cal
Breaks Gypsy Law Marries Outside Tribe
In Indianapolis a 16 year old Gypsy girl Sue Kent wed 18 year old Duke Ziko after giving false ages to obtain a license. The marriage, arranged amid tribal laws, prompted civil action by the bride’s father Ely Zikn who seeks annulment while the couple hopes to prove their marriage can work. The Zikes travel with a summer carnival and reside in Indianapolis.
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Duke Ziko
Sue Kent
Ely Zikn
Mra Mary Kent
Indianapolis
Zikes
Girl Nibbles Ice Dropper Escapes With Mouth Cuts
A 17 month old girl, Lynn Carter, was treated in Middletown Hospital after swallowing most of an ice dropper, causing mouth cuts. She was treated and released with no serious injuries. Earlier, she and her parents were in a downtown hit run incident with no severe harm. Mrs Sophia Demetrion and two year old Patricia Barnett also suffered minor injuries in separate downtown mishaps.
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Middletown Hospital
Lynn Carter
Reynolds Ave
William Carter
Lynn
Sophia Demetrion
Clark St
Patricia Barnett
Howard Ave
Orbie Barnett
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Ice Laden Streets Threaten Drivers In Four Crashes
Middletown motorists faced icy roads after a freezing rain left streets slick. Four city accidents caused about 400 dollars in damage, with no injuries. Police cited skids, failed windshield clears, and drivers running green lights as factors. Local officials urged caution for drivers and pedestrians.
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Wilson
Expansion Vital And Necessary Hospital Says Cheney On Board
The Middletown Hospital Association's 1951 annual report calls expansion vital and necessary and elects Howard L. Cheney of Franklin to a three year board term as the first Franklin trustee. The group plans a 1.5 million dollar fundraising drive to add a 100 bed wing, noting completed improvements such as a parking lot new fire stairs a diagnostic x ray machine and moved medical records.
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Cheney
Middletown Hospital Association
The
Hospital Association
Ed Howard L. Cheney
Franklin
E. $. Myers
Middletown Journal
Association
McGee Ave
McKnight Dr
Hlome Not Site Of Bite Fight
Mrs Ora Ann Daniels 37 of 522 Crawford St faced two warrants for assault and battery in municipal court. Recounting police records showed the incident did not occur at a Broad Street home. Continued to February 22 for witness subpoenas after midnight events at Crawford Street Steak House and later at 47 South Broad Street. Florabelle Brate reportedly received bite wounds. Brates filed charges. Daniels bond set at 400 dollars.
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Broad St
Ora Ann Daniely
Crawford St
Steak House
South Broad St
James Brate
Three Firemen Hurt In blaze At Cleves Ohio
Cincinnati. Three Cleves firefighters were injured fighting a tractor trailer blaze on U S Route 50. Damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. Hamilton County police cited a magnesium load on the tractor as the ignition source.
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Cleves, C
Cincinnati
Cleves
U. S&s
Bank Fire Damages Citizens National Building in Sidney
A blaze of undetermined origin caused between 100000 and 150000 dollars in damage to the Citizens National Bank Building in downtown Sidney Ohio. Flames from the bookkeeping department swept through the second and third floors destroying most office equipment and new furnishings. Bank president Joseph B. Conk estimated the loss while remodeling near completion and noted operations would shift to a savings and loan concern until repairs are finished.
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Sydney
O. W
Citizens National Bank
Sidney
Joseph B. Conk
Equipmer
Inge
Rank
Yuciness
Valley Traffic Club Meets Today in Dayton
The Miami Valley Traffic Club holds its thirtieth annual dinner tonight at the Dayton Biltmore Hotel starting at 7 p.m. Charles S. Baxter of Washington, D. C. will deliver the address as chairman of the Railroads Tariff Research Group. Walter R. Frizzel of General Motors will serve as toastmaster.
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Miami Valley Traffic Club
Dayton Biltmore Hotel
Charles S. Baxter
Railroads’ Tariff Research Group
Washington, D. C
Walter R. Frizzel
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Paramount The Barefoot Mailman and More at The Movies
Thursday and Friday showings include The Barefoot Mailman at 1 15 4 10 10 10 pm The Harlem Globetrotters at 2 40 5 40 8 40 pm Pig Wheel at 1 30 4 45 5 05 pm To Please A Lady at 3 10 6 30 9 50 pm Steel Fist at 1 15 4 15 10 15 pm Cavalry Scout at 2 50 5 55 2 pm A fire alarm device for beds warns sleepers with explosive noises via a ring of firecracker units around the mattress
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Paramount
Barefoot Mailman
Harlem Globetrotters
Steel Fist
Valentine Day Big One For Youths Firemen To Honor Maynard
Valentines Day brings joy to Maynard Moore of Oneida and Tommy Stevens of Garfield Street who cannot walk. Fire Chief William Fishbaugh announced Maynard Moore Day with a badge black helmet and model fire engine to be presented by the fire department tomorrow. Both boys have received gifts from Goodwill Mothers clubs and save money in banks to buy bonds. both suffer muscular disorders.
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Valentine
Maynard
Maynard Moore
Oneida
Tommy Stevens
Garfield St
Tommy
Wiliam Fishbaugh
Pigay Bank
If You Lose License You Must Pay For It
Columbus reports that lost license plates cannot be remade with the same numbers and must be replaced from the regular series at $1 per plate. Registrar R. E. Foley corrected a news item that had credited identical plate reissues to special holders, clarifying the policy.
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Columbus
R. E. Foley
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
A. W. Mininni
New Meat Wrapping Machine Creates Juicier Roasts
A new wrapping method uses a machine to grind fat into a fine mix and extrude a moisture proof cellophane layer around meat. The wrap seals in juices during roasting and removes the need for basting.
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Strick
C. Bo Stites
Starick
Commission
Middletonians
WI — Juvenile Court
Cupid
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
Yankee Rd
Sixth Ave
Ellis Taulbee
Omaha St
Steve Takach
Centennial Ave
Martina Riley
Glen Lane
Bellomonte St
Manchester Ave
Spencer Willhoite
Blanchester Route 2
Ernest Potts
South Ave
Central Ave
Burton
Elizabeth F. Rodgers
Mohawk St
Euler H. Brooks
E. A. Correa
Robert Q. Millan
Myers
Goldie Burnett
Olga Cunningham
Herbert McBain
Boyd Standafer
Minnie Wilson
Ruth Freeman
Bertha Herkammer
Ola Mae McKenny
Mildred McGraw
Nadine Orr
L. E. Diver
Mary Christopher
Geneva Ousley
Vincent Shores
Verity Hall
Logan T. Johnson
Hlome
Blaze
Valley Traffic Club
BY Elsa Simpson
George Washington
U. S
Tommy Will
Germantown
Amatulli
SO. Broad ST
Vradelis
Admiral
Admiral TV
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