Co-ops Hear 1947 Report From D H Kruger at Dinner
D H Kruger outlined 1947 sponsorships by the Co-Operative Club including the Butler County Children's Farm, Children's Christmas Party, Salvation Army outing, Infantile Paralysis Fund drive, and European clothing drive. He noted six farm board meetings last year and a February special session with the American City Bureau to plan a funds drive for land and development of the Children's Home. A joint Middletown Hamilton Co-Operative Clubs meeting is slated January 15 at the Anthony Wayne Hotel to elect three more trustees. Future programs include January 13 with Earl Gehron, January 20 with Ben Kitchen, Ladies' Night February 27, and a February 3 viewing of Army combat pictures. Lt. Gov. Pat Regan urged broader club participation and highlighted International's convention in Albuquerque, NM, June 20-22.
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D. H. Kruger
Co-Operative Club
Manchester Hotel
Butler County
Salvation Army
Kruger
Children’s Farm Board of Trustees
American City Bureau of
Chicago
Middletown and
Hamilton Co-Operative Clubs
Anthony Wayne
Hamilton
Children’s Home Board of Trustees
L. J. Brown
Earl Gehron
Ben Kitchen
Pat Regan
Cincinnati Co-Operative Club
Co-Operative, International
International
Albuquerque
N. M
Man Questioned in Child's Death
Cleveland AP investigation into the New Year’s night death of eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley focused on blood spots found on a rug from the room of a 23 year old man who lived within a block of the child’s home. The man, described by police as mentally retarded, was held for questioning. A 17 year old boy in the same house was too ill to be taken into custody and described as having the mentality of a four year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sheila Ann Tuley
Police Briefs and Sheriff Sale Notice from Butler County
Police reported Leroy Beatty age 17 struck on the head at Holy Trinity School while fixing a furnace light switch. A man’s brown billfold with $51 and papers went missing from William R. McClain. An Infantile Paralysis coin box was stolen from Wheel Restaurant. about $5 in coins recovered. Fernando Lucero fined $10 for driving without glasses. license restricted to driving with glasses. Sheriff’s sale set for Feb 11 in Madison Township of Lot 19 in Subdivision Part 26 with appraised value $5,000. cash terms.
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Leroy Beatty
Columbia Ave
Holy Trinity School
Wheel
Central Ave
Albuquerque
N. M
Fernando Lucero
Butler County Common Pleas
Middletown
Madison Township
But- Coun
Shooting Victim Satisfactory After Accident in Hazard
Hospital attendants reported Virgil Rose 31 in satisfactory condition after being accidentally shot in the right leg Sunday night. The injury occurred while he and his brother in law Harlan Deaton 22 of Hazard Kentucky exchanged guns. Rose had a satisfactory night.
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Virgil Rose
Harlan Deaton
Hazard
Rose
Man Fined $200 for Indecent Exposure in Morrow
Donald Grimes 22 of Wilmington arraigned in Warren County on indecent exposure charges. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail after allegedly exposing himself to a nine year old girl Saturday on the CCC highway near Morrow. Grimes drove a truck for a Wilmington firm and was arrested by Sheriff Gerald Couden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Mang
Morrow
Warren County
Gerald Couden
Grimes
CCC
Wilmington
Man Held as Army Deserter in Toledo Case
Authorities detained 31 year old man in Toledo on a deserter charge and alleged his wife has been collecting a government war widow pension for three years. The case centers on military status and pension eligibility amid ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
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William R. McClain
Finlevy St
Phonge
Man
Lebanon
Donald Grimes
William Gray
Cecil Dallas
Camp Ellis
Gray
Dallas
Ing
DU Pont
Perfection Cleaners
Sherman Avenue
Franklin
Tom Barry
Paul Skinner
Olwe
Batra
Sam
Poe
Abowe
Murphy
Mic Balue
Aime
Vale
Ng Murphy
Suedine
Valwe
Suztanna
Percales
Bator
Ber
Tom
Vatee
Bach
Murphy's
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