Progress Due To Hurt As Workmen Dig Into Parkway
Verity Parkway will be torn up next week for the second sewer contract in Middletown. Angelo Mara Company of Cleveland will lay pipe from Armco property north to Clinton Street and Central Avenue at a cost of 161 559 dollars. The Burch contract totals 1 194 621.50 dollars for the overall seven million dollar sewer program begun January 10. The Dutch and Haddad firms handle a smaller, parallel pipe-laying project on Verity Parkway.
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Middletown
Angelo Mara Company of
Cleveland
Armco
Parkway
Clinton St
Clinton
Central Ave
The
Mara
Stabler
Haddad
Burch
Barnitz
McKinley
Two Babies Die In Fire At Hamilton
In Hamilton this morning a fire in a home killed Julith Ann Wilson age two and Herman D age one, both children of Elmer and Mrs. Wilson. Baby Tony two months old was saved after being tossed out a chain by the mother. Siblings William three and Edward four escaped uninjured as the mother forced open a coal stove blaze in Veteran Village.
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Hamilton
Elmer Wilson
Julith Ann Wilson
Herman D
Tony
William
Edward
Get Rid Of Fear Joint Session Of Clubs Hears
Robert Layman vice president of the Central Bank of Lexington addresses 85 members in a joint Aeronca Management Club and Armco Fabricating Foremen's Club meeting in Aeronca's cafeteria. He cites the American way of life and pioneer fearlessness while Marion Kershner presents Armco a third excellence award. Aeronca also wins. Short meetings follow with club presidents presiding.
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Robert E. “Ayman
Central Bank of
Lexington
Aeronca Management Club
Armco Fabricating Foremen's Club
Aeronca
Gene Danner
Aeronca Club
Marion Kershner
National Association of Foremen
Armco Club
Frank Sanker
Reb Wall
Normal Weather Back North Stays Freezing
Frigid conditions persisted across much of the nation with the northern states enduring strict cold. Aberdeen South Dakota reported 15 below zero and Minnesota and North Dakota areas saw sub zero readings while colder air shifted into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Temperatures stayed near seasonal levels in the southern half.
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Aberdeen
S. D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ohio
Tennessee
Auto Fire Report Sparks in Front of Verity Parkway Car
Firefighters from Station 1 extinguished a small under-hood blaze in a sedan parked at 27 North Verity Pkwy. Faulty auto ignition wiring fouled and shorted the system. Vehicle owner C. L. Fulton of 1998 Erie Ave reported negligible damage.
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North Verity Pkwy
C. L. Fulton
Erie Ave
Mrs Root Receives Severe Arm Cut at Home
Miss Margaret Root of 411 Brentwood Street sustained a deep cut to her right arm in a Wednesday fall at her home. A physician treated the wound and she is now recuperating at home.
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Margaret Root
Brentwood St
Police Briefs Highlight Arrests and Juvenile Mischief
Morgan Street resident Jack Carlisle 36 was arrested on an assault warrant and set to appear before Squire Lammie Bailey. Reports say Sherman Street School youths climbed fire escapes between 4 and 6 pm and threw lighted papers at younger children. Forest Eugene Daniels 26, held on a Wolfe County Kentucky fugitive warrant, had bond set at $1000 and case continued. Daniels had indicated intent to waive extradition but did not sign papers. Deputy sheriffs note a marriage between Daniels and a 1-year-old girl in Richmond Indiana and involvement of crossing the state line with a minor.
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Jack Carlisle
Morgan St
Dorothy
Carlisle
Squire Lammie Bailey
Sherman
Theevenings
Forest Eugene Danels
Wilbraham Rd
Wolfe County
Daniels
Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Liquor Appeals Set Next Week in Cincinnati
Two area establishments face hearings before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control in Cincinnati next week. John E. Fuchs of West Chester seeks renewals for C-1 D-1 and D-2 permits, and Jesse E. Butt of Gratis seeks renewal of a D-1 permit. Hearings start at 9 a.m. in the Hamilton County Courthouse.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Cincinnati
John E. Fuchs
Princeton Pike
West Chester
Jesse E. Butt
Eastain St. Gratis
Department
Hamilton County
Maple Park Scouts Plan Mother-Daughter Banquet
Brownie Intermediate and Senior leaders met at Mrs. Edwin Schiller home to finalize plans for a mother-daughter Girl Scout banquet in Maple Park. Mrs. Floyd Bell the neighborhood chairman attended and completed the event schedule for 6 p.m. next Thursday in Maple Park School auditorium.
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Maple Park
Edwin Schiller
Jewell Ave
Floyd Bell
Proclamation Bans Gatherings In Franklin City
Franklin mayor James A. Rossman issued a proclamation prohibiting all unnecessary public gatherings as a health measure to curb influenza and allied diseases. The order closes Ohio Theater and cancels a Eagles Lodge party while policing loitering in bars and restaurants. Franklin schools closed after 26 percent of 2026 students missed classes amid measles and influenza.
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Franklin
James A. Rossman
Rossman
Warren County Board of Health
Ohio Theater
Eagles Lodge
Sept. FE
Forrest Burns
County Board of Health
Retail Merchants Also Land Armco Annexation Move
The Middletown Retail Merchants' Association endorsed Armco Steel Corporation's request to annex about 600 acres of plant site. Jerome Inwood, the association president, reported the executive committee unanimously authorized a congratulatory letter to Armco’s W. W. Sebald.
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Middletown
Manchester
Armco
Air Force Private Sends Card From St Louis to New Jersey
An Air Force private mailed a postcard from St Louis to Airplane Crash New Jersey and it arrived in Elizabeth without delay. The card simply read I just wanted to see if this gets to you.
Baltimore St Parking Ban Signs Go Up
Baltimore St now has new parking restrictions with signs posted. The west side from First to Girard Ave is restricted at all times and the east side between Central and First Aves plus the west side from Girard to Fairfield Aves restricts except Sundays. Police will monitor for violators.
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Baltimore St
Joseph Blackmore
First
Girard Ave
Central
First Aves
Baltimore
Girard
Fairfield Aves
Kihm Named Chairman of Dealer Committee
Robert Kihm general manager of the Howe Motor Company was elected chairman of Norwood Zone Chevrolet dealers to present suggestions at a five zone regional dealer planning meeting in Detroit February 29. Another chairman will be named at the Detroit conference to meet with representatives of seven other regions. Kihm said 60 percent of dealer suggestions reaching the national level have been put into practice by General Motors.
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Robert Kihm
Howe Motor Company
Norwood Zone
Chevrolet
Detroit
Kihm
iGeneral Motors
Protest Said Due Today On Storm Sewers
A Grand Ave neighborhood delegation was expected for the third reading of an ordinance on storm sewer construction. The third reading was set for 1 p.m. today after the second reading at 1 p.m. yesterday and the first at Wednesday night’s meeting. City Manager H. W. Starick had two extra sessions to speed the project, though some residents worry it is moving too fast.
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Grand Ave
H. W. Starick
Colder, Snow Due Saturday In Middletown Ohio
Weather forecast notes colder midwestern stretch with snow turning to rain by Saturday for Middletown area. Tonight’s low around 30 degrees with cloudy to partly clear skies elsewhere. northern Ohio expected five degrees colder tonight.
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Middletown
Ohio
Mercury
Salvation Army Advisory Board Set Tuesday Meeting
Don Carey chairman calls Advisory Board meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Citadel Clinton Street. It is the first with new commanding officer Capt. William E. Prescott and Capt. Mrs. Prescott with Lt. Wesley Laws following a two day Salvation Army officers conference at Spring Mill Park near Mitchell Ind. Commissioner Ernest Pugmire of New York City spoke at the event.
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Don Carey
Salvation Army
Citadel
Clinton St
William E. Prescott
Warning on Dealer Tags Amid Court Citing Abuses
Judge Alton H. Combs in Municipal Court warned city car dealers to stop letting buyers use dealer license plates. The ruling followed Edward W. Kroger being fined $10 plus costs for failing to register a motor vehicle and for dealer tag use. Another case, Frank Neal’s $400 bond for intoxication and hit‑and‑run, was forfeited after he did not appear. James Heatherly received $25 fine for careless operation after an accident.
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Alton H. Combs
Edward W. Kroger
Waite St
Frank Neal
Fleming Rd
Neal
Pear
Manchester Ave
McKinley St
James Heatherly
South Main St
Bicycle Victim Listed In Fair Condition
Jacqueline Brate, seriously injured in a Wednesday bicycle accident on Howard Ave, was reported in fair condition today at Middletown Hospital. She sustained a skull fracture and body bruises when struck by a car driven by Tony Plumbo, 18, of 1808 Logan Ave. Plumbo was fined $50 plus costs in municipal court for careless operation and insufficient brakes.
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Jacqueline Brate
Howard Ave
Middletown Hospital
John Brate
Tony M. Plumbo
Logan
At The Movies Showtimes Friday and Saturday
Paramount screens Banner Line at 1 30 4 20 7 10 and 10 10 p m Flaming Feather at 3 50 5 50 and 6 45 p m Strand presents Ride Em Cowboy at 1 45 5 05 and 8 20 p m Little Abner at 3 30 7 20 and 10 20 p m Saturday Ride Em Cowboy at 1 55 5 40 and 8 55 p m
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