Mayfield to Discuss Annexation at PTO Meeting
Information on annexing Mayfield to the city will be discussed at 7 30 p m Thursday during the Mayfield PTO meeting at Mayfield school. The session is open to all Mayfield residents and follows prior small meetings with the Mayfield Fire Department and neighborhood groups. Several residents who attended past sessions are listed with street addresses.
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Mayfield
Mayfield Pto
Mayfield School
PTO
Mayfield Fire Department
Firemen Aid Boy After Convulsion Sunday
A three year old boy, Keith Bailey of 408 Eastline Drive, suffered a convulsion and was aided by the emergency squad early Sunday. Firemen administered oxygen, then the youth was taken to the hospital by private car. he was reportedly all right when responders arrived.
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Keith Bailey
Eastline Drive
IRS Here Open For Questions at Local Post Office
The IRS office at the Post Office will answer income tax questions each Monday from today until April 16. Hours are 8:15 to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. A telephone service at GA 2-227 mirrors in hours. taxpayers are urged to call for quick answers and to prepare returns early before the April 16 filing deadline.
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Internal Revenue Service
Stanley A. Crist
Crist
Miami University Enrollment Surges Compared to 10 Years Ago
A comparison of current semester enrollment at Miami University with ten years prior shows a 54.5 percent rise in on campus students, 213.8 percent growth in graduate enrollment, 343.9 percent jump in off campus enrollment, and a 190 percent increase in summer session participation.
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Oxford
Miami University
Tree Burning Set For Tonight In Epiphany Celebration
The annual Epiphany tree burning, postponed due to high winds, is rescheduled for tonight at 7 o clock at Goldman Park per John Paschal acting parks director. Weather permitting, the event will proceed with a massive pile 20 by 50 by 20 feet and crowds observed from cars. If winds rise again it will be postponed to the first windless night.
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John Paschal
Parks and Recreation
Paschal
Goldman Park
Dairies Reach Initial Contracts with Cincinnati Union
Members of the Milk and Ice Cream Drivers Union AFL-CIO in Cincinnati ratified initial contracts with egg-lauer and Sealtest dairies in Middletown. Cincinnati officials said drivers voted to accept. terms were not disclosed. Negotiations with Borden Co. will begin this week as union expands representation.
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Milk & Ice Cream Drivers Union
Afl-Cio
Cincinnati
Egg -Lauer
Sealtest Dair
Middletown
Borden Co
National Labor Relations Board
Borden
Bauer
Sealtest
Three Dairies
Beatrice Foods Co
Stokes Dairy
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
NLRB
Beatrice Dairy
Milk &Ce
Beatrice
James Luken
Cincinnati Union
Teamsters International
Man Found Guilty In Check Case
Charles Spencer, 32, of Middle Town, was found guilty of forgery after two hours of jury deliberation in Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred B. Cramer deferred sentencing. The case involved signing and cashing Virgil Lacey’s vacation pay check at Parkview Cafe. A handwriting expert suggested the signature did not belong to either Lacey or Spencer. Lacey testified about two checks, one cashed at the cafe. the other was missing. Spencer claimed Lacey’s billfold and check were missing during a night at the 90 Club. He said police found nothing when searched at Chili Parlor. Spencer was brought from Socorro, N. M., in October in a separate incident. He has a prior record for moonshine, burglary, and larceny.
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Hamilton
Charles Spencer
Glenn Ave
Middletown
Court of Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
Cramer
Spencer
Virgil Lacey
Opal Theiss
Parkview Cafe
Yankee Road
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Lacey
Socorro
N. M
Fenix and
Scisson Co
Todhunter
Yankee Roads
Booklet On Fallout Not Yet Here
Post office will distribute a booklet on radioactive fallout survival at a future date. Postmaster Morton Taylor expects arrival this week and will announce availability. Residents must call for one copy at the post office. Pentagon officials and the Government Printing Office have contracted printers to print 25 million copies of the 48 page guide.
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Morton Taylor
Pentagon
Government
Lorie
Middletown Star Luke Missing TV Appearance
Sports Illustrated explained tight schedules kept Middletown basketball great Big Luke from appearing on the Ed Sullivan show last night. Lucas was in Evanston for the Ohio State Northwestern game and Chicago air travel was grounded by a 10 inch snow. His Sportsman of the Year award appearance is set for next Sunday from Las Vegas.
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Jerry Lucas
Ed Sullivan
Middletown
Sports Illustrated
Lucas
Evanston
Ill
Ohio State Northwestern
Chicago
Sullivan
Las Vegas
Man Claims Companions Robbed Him In Middletown
A Harveysburg man, Walter J. Schacklett, 38, reported to Butler County deputies that two companions robbed him of 4380 after visits to several Middletown cafes Saturday night. He said one man struck him, threatened his throat, and stole 80, removed his shoes and socks, then drove off in his car which Monroe police later recovered. He described the suspects as short, light complexioned with brown hair. one wore a black satin jacket with writing, the other a tam or car coat.
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Harveysburg
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Monroe
Middletown
Walter J. Schacklett
Yankee Road
Shacklett
Hamilton
Sheriff's
Stores Homes Hit By Thieves
Three places of business and two homes were broken into yesterday with over $500 in money and goods reported stolen. Carolyn Kay, 1812 Claradon.
Police Briefs Include Break-Ins And Theft Incidents
Douglas Johnson reported his dog found dead after a church visit with no wound marks. A woman said a bathroom window entry at 4 30 a m yielded a 21 inch portable TV valued at 200. A kitchen door pry at 2119 Sherman Ave did not reveal missing items. Obscene phone call reported to Hudson Market. Thieves smashed front door glass at Snow White Market stealing cigarettes. Petty cash and rug missing from Harrys Corner after a car door smash and carpet dragged through debris. Tracks found near the broken door window.
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Douglas Johnson
Taylor Ave
Martha Dillman
Sherman Ave
Hudson Market
Curtis St
Robert G. Hudson
Snow White Market
Rose Yarber
S. Sutphin St. Ay
Harrys Corner
Verity Parkway
Police report firepower exchange near Clark Street
Police received word of gunfire across from 400 Clark St Elmer Piersall noted two men in the alley fired a handgun then fled south in a car Leonard Willis of Miamisburg said a thief ran his truck and took a fire extinguisher Rebel Inn at 2000 Yankee Rd was raided by police and three state liquor agents Lena Ruth Wilson was arrested for Sunday sales A car struck a fire hydrant at Jefferson and Yankee Rd water was shut off A garage break in at William Nichells home on 517 Young St was reported with a separate garage at 1406 Woodlawn Ave checked and found undisturbed.
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Clark St
Elmer Piersall
Rebel Inn
Yankee Rd
Lena Ruth Wilson
Jefferson and
Yankee Road
Yankee
Water Department
William Nichell
Young St
Nichell
Woodlawn Ave
Youth reports wallet stolen at YMCA
John McCluskey Jr aged 17 told police at the YMCA that a thief took his billfold from his trousers containing $5 in cash and important papers. He provided details to aid the investigation.
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John McCluskey Jr
YMCA
McCluskey
Driver Mounts Traffic Island On Main Street Crash
Franklin driver Charles Riley Gampher, 22, of 933 E Fourth St., tried to pass another car and drove onto a traffic island at the north point on Main Street at 6 30 a m injuring no one but causing extensive damage. He was cited for attempting to pass without assured clear distance. His car damaged several island lights.
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Franklin
Main Street
Charles Riley Gampher
Fourth St
Gampher
Road Slippery Conditions Spark Butler County Crashes
Slippery roads across Butler County triggered 14 accidents over the weekend with two injuries. ICY streets caused five of six city crashes, including Sterling Jackson Jr. spinning into a telephone pole and Austin Risner losing control into a tree. Donna Washburn, Dale Hall, and Howard Richards suffered minor injuries. others reported vehicle damage totals and police cautioned on ice hotspots.
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Butler County
Sterling Jackson Jr
19Th Ave
Tenth Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Austin Risner
Bexley Drive
Bexley
Rita Stevens
Queen Ave
Curtis Street
Forest Avenue
New Gillen Crow President Named
Mrs. Marcella M. Crow elected president of Gillen Crow Inc a Middletown retail drug chain succeeding Herman Hoskins who resigns Feb 3 to join Super X Co a Kroger subsidiary Hoskins led Gillen Crow since 1955. Crow a registered pharmacist since 1941 heads lever of local drug firms with other officers named and company expanding.
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Marcella M. Crow
Gillen- Crow, Inc
Middletown
Herman Hoskins
Super-X Co
Kroger Co
Hoskins
Kroger
James B. Harring
Cincinnati
Ihain Drug Company
Harring
Hosking
Gillen Crow
Richard Crow
U. S. Air Force
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
The
University of Cincinnati
Mary Gillen Damvies
Clark Gillen
Don Hensler
Middletown High School
Middletown Area
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