City launches new garbage collection with crews and trucks
City officials report a start for the new sanitation division as five city trucks and 28 applicants begin daily and weekly pickups. Dan Rothe directs operations while Kothe and Kramer plan equipment leasing, emergency runs, and temporary self disposal incentives amid weather concerns.
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Middletown
Division of Sanitation
Harlan Park
Dan Rothe
Public Utilittes
City Sanitary Service Co
Kramer
Kothe
Highways In This Sector Remain Safe This Weekend
The state patrol reported a normal weekend in Butler and Warren counties with 16 arrests for traffic control and only one injury accident. Carl E. Richardson, 18, of Hamilton, lost control on Rt. 130 near Hamilton, overturning in a ditch after a car passed him. Richardson and two Hamilton passengers Ollie Howard and Everett Jenkins sustained minor injuries treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Butler
Warren
State Patrol
Carl E. Richardson
Lee Ave
Hamilton
Rt. 130
Richardson
Ollie Howard
Central Ave
Everett Jenkins
Ludlow St
Mercy Hospital
Middleton man sends New Year greeting with traffic citation
Loren Buchanan of 107 S Main St mailed back a traffic citation with a $1 payment and a holiday greeting attached to a sheet reading Thank You Middletown. Officials found a note at the bottom promising a long first year.
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Traffic Bureau
Loren Buchanan
S. Main
Middletown
Model Curfew Ordinance Studied by Franklin Council
Franklin city officials study a model curfew ordinance that holds parents and juveniles responsible for violations. The measure, modeled after a wartime California law upheld by its Court of Appeals, may be acted on later. A separate item calls for issuing 50 000 bonds at 150 dollars each to fund street improvements in Harpland subdivision and newly annexed areas along U S 25, awarded to Seasongood and the mayor of Cincinnati.
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Franklin
Lloyd Ritz
California
Court of Appeals
Jitz
Harpland Sub- Givision
U. S. 25
Seasongood
Cincinnati
Pantel Heads Church Board For Greek Orthodox Church
John Pantel 2713 Central Ave is the new president of the board of trustees at Sts Constantine and Eleni Hellenic Greek Orthodox Church. He moved from treasurer after more than 10 years as a board member, succeeding retiring president Peter Laras. Harry Rikas is vice president, Arthur Eliopoulos secretary, and Chris Hagias treasurer. Election held last night after services.
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John Pantel
Central Ave
Sts. Constantine and Eleni Hellenic Greek Orthodox Church
Pantel
Peter Laras
Harry Rikas
Arthur Eliopoulos
Chris Hagias
Two Cafe Operators To Face State Board
Ohio Board of Liquor Control will hear 33 applicants this week including 49 liquor law violations. Stanley Wilson of Pud's Forest Lake and Clyde McDaniel, both among permit holders, face charges of gambling devices and unlawful possession and unlawful possession respectively at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Hamilton
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Stanley Wilson
Pud
Forest Lake
Forest Lake la
Clyde McDaniel
2Nd St
Police Briefs Seize Suspects on Warrants and Minor Injuries
Saturday police arrested Robert L. Leis 25 of 320 N Broad St on a non-support warrant. Gilbert Long 32 of 26 Burton Rd was taken on a failing to provide warrant. Donald Wright 24 of 1400 Woodlawn Ave was treated at Middleown Hospital for minor injuries after a fight.
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Robert L. Leis
N. Broad St
Gilbert Long
Burton Rd
Donald Wright
Woodlawn Ave
Middleown Hospital
New Year Weekend Auto Mishaps Reported in Middletown
Middletown saw nine crashes from Friday 6 p.m. to midnight with four injuries and four citations. Property damage topped $3,000, two drivers were cited, and one car totaled after hitting a utility pole on Manchester Avenue. Police noted no alcohol intoxication arrests.
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Middletown
Manchester Avenue
Minor weekend collisions mar Franklin scene
Two traffic crashes over the holiday weekend produced no injuries but about 325 dollars in damage. Hattie Bottles of 626 Spring Ave. and Joseph E. Cramer of 117 E. 5th St. collided as Bottles turned left from S. River Street. Cramer’s car sustained 75 dollars in damage. A second wreck on Saturday involved Elmer James Wilhoit of Springboro skidding on railroad tracks on Sixth Street and hitting Willard Klater’s car at 538 S. River Street, with 12 and 25 dollars in damage respectively.
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Franklin
Hattie Bottles
Spring Ave
Joseph E. Cramer
5Th St
S. River Street
Cramer
Elmer James Wilhoit
Springboro
6Th Street
Willard Klater
S. River St
Klater
Wilhoit
Falls BB Gun Injures Five in Local Mishap
Five people were treated at Middle town Hospital after falls and a BB gun incident. Loren Southard, 35, dislocated his right shoulder. Orville Watkins, 24, lacerated brow and left shoulder. Donald Howard, 2, lip cut. Ruby DeHaven, 41, rib concerns and leg abrasions. Robert Staton, 12, pellet removed from nose. All were discharged.
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Middletown
Loren Southard
Somerville Rt. 1
Orville Watkins
Grand Ave
Donald Howard
Edward Howard
Brough Ave
Hamilton
Ruby DeHaven
At The Movies Showings This Week Paramount Strand
Paramount presents Man With a Million showings at 1 15 4 47 and 8 29 p m Young at Heart at 2 45 6 15 and 9 50 p m Strand screens Sun Downers at 1 15 4 20 7 25 and 10 15 p m Destination Moon at 2 40 5 45 and 8 45 p m for Monday and Tuesday.
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Paramount
Young
Institute Report Sets Lifetime Income Expectation at 10000
The Institute of Life Insurance says the typical American starting work today can expect a lifetime income around $10,000. This figure highlights long term earnings prospects and retirement planning considerations.
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The
Institute of Life Insurance
Robbery Charge Is Denied In Taxi Theft Case
Oscar Riley Jr. 24, of 3126 Ottawa St. was arrested on a warrant charging him with stealing $125 from Leonard Yocum in a Hamilton taxi Thursday night. Yocum, 55, said three men joined the ride, robbed him near the Grand Hotel, then returned the money after one man slapped him. Riley denied the robbery under questioning by Detective Paul Fouts.
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Oscar Riley Jr
Ottawa St
Hamilton
Leonard Yocum
Seneca St
Grand Hotel
Yocum
Paul Fouts
Riley
Coy Hall
Delmas Birch
Vandalism Reports and Thefts Over Weekend
Several vandalism incidents and a theft were reported to city police yesterday. A resident on Yankee Road said a front door was unlocked and a shoulder bag with a few dollars was stolen Saturday night. Another resident on Central Avenue reported a broken left door glass on a car. A third resident on Lopane Avenue said a large silver globe valued at 25 dollars was damaged in the driveway. A separate report noted a pane of glass shot from a front door at Alameda Court.
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Guy L. Morgan
Yankee Rd
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
William Baker
S. River ‘St
Franklin
Baker
Freda Zitzerberger
John Birch
Central Ave
Price
Richard Capozzi
Lopane Ave
You Eligible Election Board Opens for Voter Check
Middletown Board of Elections opened today for the annual voter eligibility check. Those who did not vote in 1953 or 1954 will be removed from the eligibility list. The office is open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the next month. Register at the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association building if ineligible or newly eligible. Those who must register include those who changed addresses or names, reached voting age, or were naturalized.
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Middletown
Truck Demand To Hinder Pick Up Of Epiphany Trees
City trucks may be diverted from garbage routes, delaying discarded Christmas tree collection for Thursday Epiphany ceremonies. Parks Director Tom Carlson urged Middleton residents to haul trees to Goldman Park before the 8 p.m. bonfire, with support from local merchants and officials like Capt. Howard Gall of Fire Prevention and Rev. Earl Dale coordinating the program to reduce post-holiday fire hazards.
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Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
The
Parks and Recreation Board
Howard Gall
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Earl Dale
County Lawmakers In Ohio Assembly Take Oath Today
Two Butler County state representatives and a state senator will take oaths in Columbus. Republican James Sexton begins a third term, Ralph Cole Grove starts his first two-year term, and Democrat Edward H. Dell is sworn in for a second term in the 2nd-4th District.
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Butler County
Columbus
James Sexton
Elwood Sr
Ralph Colegrove
Hamilton
Edward H. Dell
Sen
Dell
Kunz Ave
Fox Hunters Bag A Pair In Warren County Drive
Rainy weather did not stop Warren County hunters from a fox drive that netted two animals. One fox weighed 14 pounds and had been sought for four to five years. The 14 pounder was flushed from a farm where sheep grazed. A follow up drive is set for Saturday with hunters meeting at the Red Lion Methodist Church at 9 a.m.
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Warren County
Ralph Johnson
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Pantel Heads Church Board
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Richard L. Barnes
West Carrollton
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77 Taxi Co
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West Middletown
Dallas Tincher
Box 63
Garfield Street
Tincher
Robert Staton
Herbert Staton
Waneta St
Roger Jones
Calumet Ave
Mrs. Jones
Roger Edward Jr
John
Flemming
James
Ajax Construction Co
Jannuis Lee
E. W. Washington
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Alameda Cl
Don Holstein
Spitsbergen
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North Pole
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