Junior Chamber Takes Over Middletown Guild at Hospital
The Middletown Hospital Community Guild transfers administration to the Junior Chamber of Commerce led by Rowan Crawford. Former trustees hand over a $4,000 bank balance as Sickle praises youth leadership and continuing gifts funding equipment and renovations for hospital use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Community Guild
Middletown Hospital
Guild
E. B. Sickle
Rowan Crawford
Jaycee
Board of Trustees
Middletown
Ben
Chamber of Commerce
Sickle
Wade E. Miller
Russell Dempster
William Bohman
William Sebald
Robert Lubberger
Blevins
Three Youths Held in Gun Thefts Near Middletown
A 21 year old man Donald Holder and two juveniles, aged 17 and 14, are in custody over the theft of four shotguns from a Middletown area home two weeks ago. Guns were located at several homes south of Middletown after a tip from a teenager’s father. The youths, arrested at their homes, are in juvenile custody. Holder faces investigation. A separate report notes a .22 pistol stolen from Alvin Richardson’s wrecked car after a December 11 accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Richard Schultheics
Donald Holder
Waneta St
Charles Meadows
Ottawa St
Hold Wz
Schulteiss
Schultheiss
Frank South
Otis Cole
Holder
Alvin Richardson
Baltimore St
Checks Stolen From Mailbox At Kensington Street Home
Mrs George Hutchinson reported three checks stolen from envelopes in her mailbox at 538 Kensington St Police say the amount is unknown and she has notified postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hutchinson
Kensington St
Two Officers Attend Police Group Session
Det. Capt. Ralph Bauer and Detective John Fitzgerald attended the monthly meeting of the Ohio-Indiana Police and Sheriffs Assn yesterday at the Fairborn City Building. An exchange of police information took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bauer
John Fitzgerald
Ohio- Indiana Police and Sheriffs Assn
Fairborn City
Temples of Saturn Medical Schools Existed Four Millennia Ago
The record notes that Temples of Saturn, functioning as medical schools, are documented to have existed at least 4,000 years before current era.
Icy Highways Blamed For Three Auto Accidents
Three minor property damage crashes were blamed on icy Ohio highways in two counties. Fannie Allen was fined $15 for left of center after a collision on Ohio 43 at 6:30 a.m. George House and Albert Sewell were involved in separate ice incidents on nearby routes. Ronald Longworth overturned on Ohio 4 near Kyles Station Road after slipping on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio 48
Post 9
Fannie Allen
Lebanon
Ronald G. Longworth
Lafayette Ave
Ohio 4
Kyles Station Road
Longworth
Post Headquarters
Franklin approves Mackinaw Annexation to city limits
County Commissioners authorize release of Mackinaw Addition to Franklin. No opposition voiced at Lebanon meeting. Petitioners’ attorney Ritz says state 60 day waiting period before ordinance action. Annexation, 91.36 acres on Franklin’s west side, has Chamber backing and long consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Rer
Mackinaw
Hollywood
Lloyd Ritz
Lebanon
Franklin Council
Ritz
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Delman Whitt Returns to Duty After Injury Absence
Patrolman Delman Whitt was welcomed back at police headquarters after a three month layoff due to injuries from a motorcycle auto collision at Columbia Avenue and Verity Parkway last October. The department issued a celebratory welcome and Whitt said he feels okay now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delman Whitt
Columbia Avenue
Verity Parkway
Division of Police
Hospital Zone
Whitt
Damage $125 In 2 Mishaps In City Yesterday
Two minor auto accidents caused a total of 125 dollars in damage with no injuries. At 9 40 p m Gar field Street and York Avenue the Osterberger car and the Carter car collided after Carter stopped at a stop sign. Each car suffered about 50 dollars damage. Later at 10 15 p m in front of 9 N Clinton Street the Lockard auto and a Grigsby vehicle were involved in a mishap causing about 25 dollars damage to the Lockard car and none to the Grigsby vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Osterberger
Howard Ave
Charles A. Carter
Walnut St
Garfield Street
York Avenue
Carter
Osterberger
Bernice P. Lockard
Knoll Woods
West Middletown
Amos Grigsby
Garfield St
N. Clinton Street
Lockard Auto
Grigsby
Scout Council Rejects Merger Plan in Delayed Vote
The Mound Builders Council voted 27 to 16 against merging with the Ft. Hamilton Boy Scout Council. Hamilton had accepted the merger in November, but Mound Builders chose to remain independent for now. The area would have combined 1,700 scouts from both sides and involved Butler and Warren counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
Ft. Hamilton
George Harvey
Young Builders
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Manchester
Richard Scheidt
Earl McVey
Bauer Firm Wins AGC Safety Award
Martin L. Bauer Construction Co formerly at 1909 Marrchester Ave receives the Associated General Contractors of America best safety record award for 10 years. A bronze plaque will be presented at the AGC convention in New Orleans on March 16 at the Hotel Roosevelt after a telegram from AGC safety director Harry J. Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Bauer Construction Co
Marrchester Ave
Associated General Contractors of America
AGC
New Orleans
Bauer
Harry J. Kirk
Hotel Roosevelt
Wrong Spot Lady Hamilton Special
A 17 year old boy admitted nine local break ins after being questioned by Deputy Andy Guenther. He was jailed in Ross township within hours of allegedly prying open a window to steal photographs and other items from a home. The crimes linked to his ninth attempt led to his capture at Guenther's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ross Township
Andy Guenther
Guenther
New Assistant VPs Elected at Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
Four new assistant vice presidents were elected at the Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co annual meeting. Ralph S. Barbour Douglas W. Lewis William W. Raines and Russell S Weatherwax Jr will join top ranks as R S Weatherwax announces all other officers were reelected. The bank reported deposits up over five hundred percent in 145 years and pledged continued expansion and client service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co
Ralph S. Barbour
Douglas W. Lewis
William W. Raines
Russell S. Weatherwax Jr
R. S. Weatherwax
Weatherwax
Oglesby-Barnitz
Barbour
Bank
Bank of America
California
Lewis
Denny Lumber Co
Ohio University
Seabees
At The Movies Listings For Paramount And Strand
Paramount shows A Star Is Born on Wednesday and Thursday at 1 15 4 00 6 50 and 9 30 p m Strand presents Witness to Murder at 1 15 4 15 7 20 and 10 15 p m and Golden Mask at 2 40 5 45 and 8 45 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
City Commission Eyes Interim Payments for Sewer Projects
City Commission to consider interim payments to Foley Construction and Bulls Run contractor plus Burch Construction for the process and Bulls Run sewer projects. Also on the agenda are invoices from F G Browne & Associates, contract extension for Ladislas Scgoe & Associates, annual civil service report, and several communications including praise for garbage service and a parking request near Mt Zion Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Bulls Run
Howard H. Kramer
Foley Construction Co
Burch Construction Co
F. G. Browne &Associates
Middletown Planning Commission
Ladislas Scgoe & Associates
Cincinnati
Nual
Civil Service Commission
W. D. Carmichael
F. H. Hampton
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Baltimore Street
Charles B. Timmons
Madison Hills
Madison Township
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Crawford
City Fuel, Inc
Grand Ave
Albert Sewell
Dayton
Oks
Scout Council
Bauer Firm
Barton’s
Central Ave
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Ohio
Members of
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan
Sociation
Association
Central Avenue
Mary E. Strodtbeck
Raines Weatherwax
Penney's
Aea
B. L. Dawson
Wilson
Memorial
Penney’s
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