Public housing project ceremonies start nine story elderly block
About 30 people including city officials and Golden Age Club members attended the frosty ground breaking for a federally funded public housing project in the city. The 100 unit nine story building at Lakeside Park Ty us Avenue and N Verity Parkway is to cost over 1 million with total project costs around 3.8 million for three sites this year. Construction begins Thursday and is due for completion in 18 months.
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Golden Age Club
The
Golden Agers
Caroline Shert
Harry Gordon
Lakeside Park
Ty*tus Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Jackson Bosch
Hamilton
Hamilton Dog Wins Local Trials at Middletown Armory
In the twelfth annual Middletown Dog Training Club obedience trial, two dogs scored 1992 for a runoff. Albert Munneke of Hamilton won with Champion Sun Dance's Rusticana, a Golden retriever. Second was Mississinewa Prince Val, a Border Collie owned by Richard Karrasch of Red Key, Ind. Max McCammon’s Golden retriever Sidram Satan, CDX, placed third with 19 points. Laurel McCoy of Cincinnati won the junior handler trophy with Mel-O-D Miss, CDX, scoring 197 in Open B. The show featured 16 German Shepherds, 13 poodles, and eight Golden retrievers.
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Albert Munneke
Hamilton
Middletown
Sun Dance
Rusticana
UDT
Mississinewa
Prince Val
Richard Karrasch
Red Key
Ind
Max McCammon
Sidram Satan
CDX
Muncie
Laurel McCoy
Cincinnati
Cash Stolen From Middletown High Office
Detectives report $150 stolen from Paul Walker Middletown High basketball coach office on a Saturday. Thief broke a window pane, ransacked the office, and forced open a soft drink machine, taking $50 in coins and $100 in bills.
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Paul Walker
Middletown High
Walker
Scholarship Applications Distributed in Butler County
Butler County high schools distributed applications today for a health career scholarship offered by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Butler County Medical Society. A $200 gift certificate will be awarded on a competitive basis evaluating character scholarship average health adaptability references and financial need. It is the fourth year of the award with General chairman Mrs Somershad and local members listed as sponsors.
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Butler County
Woman's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Somershad
Heima Ave
Hamilton
William A. Neel
J. A. Carter
Gordon Smith
Kenneth Smith
City Not Part Of Area Study In Ohio Miami Valley Plan
Middletown will not attend the February 27 organizational meeting in Dayton that launches the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission. City Manager Charles W. Thompson favors Butler County area planning with the Hamilton Middletown complex as a metropolitan center rather than joining Dayton or Cincinnati groups. Dayton’s plan is more advanced and the region’s ninecounty scope may include Butler Warren Clinton Preble Darke Miami and Clark Counties. Officials note OKI and Dayton area efforts shape ongoing regional planning.
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Middletown
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
Dayton
Charles W. Thompson
Butler County
Hamilton-Middletown
Daytona
Cincinnati
Thompson
OKI
Preble
Montgomery
Miami
Eaton
Xenia
Vandalia
Oakwood
Lewisburg
Trotwood
Miami Valley
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Darke
Clark
Hit Skipper Causes Damage in Saturday Incident
A hit-skip driver reportedly inflicted minor damage to a car owned by Charles Wesco at 2710 Goldman Ave on Saturday. Wesco’s car received a broken taillight and black paint. Damage totaled 190 dollars. The same night three accidents were reported, the other two causing 90 dollars in damage.
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Charles Wesco
Goldman Ave
Wesco
Franklin teen returns to class after hair style dispute
Robert Mayer a Franklin High School junior returns to classes after a 10 day suspension for an unacceptable Caesar hair style. Principal Clarence McDade said Mayer combed his hair properly and can stay in school. The school board supports policy against attention seeking hair styles. Mayer's mother voiced mixed views and said the matter is not settled.
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Robert Mayer
Franklin High School
Clarence McDade
Robert
McDade
Young Mayer
Ernest Mayer
T-Bird Baton Corps Plans World Fair Trip
The Shirley's T-Birds baton drum and bugle corps parent group met at the American Legion Hall to outline a trip to the New York World's Fair. The 1963 NBTA national junior champions will compete while in town, with 54 corps members and 30 parents traveling on two buses from Middletown July 28 to August 3. The trip costs about 4000 dollars, funded by local events including a bowling party March 13, baton contests May 16 and June 20, a March bake sale, a April card party, and a bowling banquet March 13, with final plans discussed March 15.
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Shirley
T-Birds
American Legion Hall
NBTA
Middletown
New York
Tri-County
Lakota High School
the Legion Hall
Police report shows 204 private property accidents in January 1964
City police traffic bureau reverts to prior rule, requiring private property accidents to be reported within 24 hours if no injury. January 1964 totals show 204 accidents, 58,877 dollars property damage, 221 warning citations and 1,012 court citations. Burglary dips, Part I crimes rise, detectives handle several cases with multiple clearances.
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Division of Police Traffic Bureau
Division of Police
Off to Fast Start in Traffic and Juvenile Crime
Monthly figures show 22 juveniles arrested on 28 complaints, with juvenile crime down slightly. Private property accidents remain under investigation. Traffic fatalities totaled 16 with property damage $57,877 and injuries noted at 47,140.
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Venile Department
Crash Hospitalized Two In Oxford Area
A Miami University student was listed in good condition at University Hospital after a Bonham Road crash near Oxford. The car’s driver, Larry Coe, 22, of Wilmington Delaware, was in serious condition at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Hospital, Dayton, with a skull fracture and other injuries. Steven Brackins, 19, of Miami, had a foot laceration. They were taken to McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, Oxford, then transferred to the two other facilities.
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Oxford
Miami University
University Hospital
Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital
Dayton
Boham Road
Sheriff's
Steven Brackins
Miami
Larry Coe
Wilmington
Del
Bonham Road
Coe
McCullough - Hyde Memorial Hospital
Two Local Youths Treated After Ambulance Callouts
Jim Honaker aged 15 of 1706 Flemming Road was treated at Middletown Hospital at 10:41 p.m. after feeling ill at 1805 Church Street. He was assisted by firemen and paramedics who gave him oxygen and transported him by ambulance. Shirley Miller, 18, of 1938 Flemming Road, was also helped yesterday after reportedly falling outside her home and was taken to the hospital for examination at 10:48 p.m.
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Jim Honaker
Auto theft and break-in reports in Melvin Yeakle and Miss Jay Hartman
Melvin Yeakle, 2101 Bryant St., reported jewellery and car parts stolen from his auto on Saturday, total loss $400 after a smashed cozy wing. Miss Jay Hartman, 1706 Columbia Ave., said left door glass on her auto was broken early yesterday morning, damage $15. Curtis Patrick, 54, of 3212 Seneca Ave., was arrested for driving while intoxicated at Mohawk St and Yankee Rd Saturday night.
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Melvin Yeakle
Bryant St
Jay Hartman
Columbia Ave
Curtis Patrick
Seneca Ave
Mohawk Street
Yankee Road
Grease Fire Damages Home on Orchard Street
A grease fire blamed for a blaze at the home of Lawrence McMonigle at 1312 Orchard Street caused about $300 in damage. Firefighters extinguished the flames at 11 45 a.m. yesterday.
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Lawrence McMonigle
Orchard St
Bomb threat prompts police search at Weber's Cafe
A second fake bomb call in a week triggered a Weber's Cafe search at 1025 Central Ave Saturday night after an employee received the threat shortly before 8 p.m. Police dispatched two squad cars and a detective. Earlier last week a similar threat forced a search at McKinley Junior High School.
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Weber's
McKinley Junior High School
Hearing On Lefferson Slated Tonight
A public hearing on the proposed vacation of a portion of Lefferson Road is set before the City Commission tonight at 8. After the meeting, officials will weigh an emergency ordinance to release the roadway to Armco Steel Corp for plant expansion. An emergency ordinance to extend Rosedale Road to Williamsdale subdivision is also on the agenda with spring work planned.
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Lefferson Road
City i\Commission
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Planning Commission
Rosedale Road
Red Bud Drive
Williamsdale
Girl Hurt In 2 Car Crash Near County Line
State patrolmen said a two car crash yesterday at the Rt. 122 and Green Bush Road intersection north of the county line left Pamela Potter, 10, with contusions to the right cheek. Louis Potter, 35, was cited for failure to yield the right of way. Kelly Adams, 58, of Camden Rt. 1, drove the north bound car.
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Rt. 122
Green Bush Road
Butler County Line
Louis Potter
Fulton Lane
Kelly Adams
Camden
Pamela Potter
Potter
Hamilton Boy Dead In Accident
A Hamilton Ohio boy and another youth died in a two car crash on U S 52 four miles west of Brookville Indiana Saturday night. Gary Seeley seven and Gerald Wilson eighteen died. Carolyn Seeley sixteen injured along with Wright Buckley thirty eight and three more youths in Wilsons car. Services for Seeley will be held in East Burnstadt Kentucky.
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Brookville, Ind
Hamilton
Ohio
U. S. 52
Brookville
Gary Seeley
Mildred Seeley
Stewart Sr
Gerald Wilson
Metamora
Ind
Seeley
Madison
East Burnstadt
Wilson
Wright Buckley
Buckley
Carolyn Seeley
Connersville
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18Th Ave
Nue
Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Carolyn Siebert
Groundbreaking
Bohman
National Guard Armory
Franklin
Fair
Januay
S. Main Franklin
Rogers
Rogers Ornicar
Central
Lefferson
Ment
Mrs
Cliff Crawford
Hamilton Pike
Hamilton, Ohio
Newburger Furn. Co
Crawford
Charles Combs General Mgr
Newburger Furniture and Appliance Co
Wemburgers, Inc
South Broad
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