22 Speeders Cited In Municipal Court
Police drive against speeders continues as 22 individuals were cited in Municipal Court. Thirteen fined $135 total, four received suspended fines of $10, and bonds worth $70 were forfeited for failure to appear. Names and amounts listed include George Ross $5 and Hartwell Routt $15 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecach
George Ross
West Middletown
John Minor
Sherman Ave
James Lawsow
Lind St
Glenn Burcham
Eaton
Jacob Howerton
Clayton St
George Collins
Hamilton
Hartwell Routt
Russell Smith
Franklin
John Shorts
Paul Dietzel
Mansfield
Charles Lake
Germantown
Clarence Deger
Clark St
Thomas Cain
Newport
Vincent Cardarella
Central Ave
Kurt Hartman
Cincinnati
Dennis Turner
Mosler Ave
Frank Secondi
Wilson St
Edward Fitzwater
Monroe
Byron Ferguson
Dayton
Gus Kinigolocts
Girard Ave
Dale Selby
Accountants to Hear Talk at Dayton NCA Meeting
Howard C. Greer vice president and general manager of Kingan and Company meat packers will speak at the Dayton Chapter National Association of Cost Accountants meeting at the Engineers Club Tuesday at 7 30 p m with a 6 15 p m dinner Greer will discuss distribution costs analysis for management focusing on data compilation control and presentation of cost analyses for sales executives and other selling staff Attendees from Middletown are expected to join the session
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Howard C. Greer
Kingan and Company
Indianapolis
Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
NCA
Engineers Club
Greer
American Meat Institute
Trade Association of the Meat Packing Industry
Middletown
Kiwanians Hear Communism Talk at Noon Meeting
Father John L. Kelly of Sharonville addressed Kiwanians at the Manchester Hotel on Communism explaining Communist use of universities such as Antioch in Yellow Springs and praising Americans for resisting Communist influence. Harold Young will lead next week's volunteer work aligning with the March of Dimes campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kelly
Sharonville
Manchester
Antioch
Yellow Springs
States
Harold Young
Worlh
Gas & Electric
Broad St
Rolling Mill Park
Dale McCreary
Charles Reuthe
the Dimes
Middletown Club
Sydney
Miami Valley Council of Kiwanis
David Selvar
Howard A. Murray
Alfred Decatur
Same Old Story Keys In Ignition
Franklin police lament human nature causes people to leave keys in cars. Harold Bennett reported a stolen car after admitting he left the keys inside. The car was found near a fire scene at Carl Fraley’s home in Carlisle. John Lantis also had his car taken from the same area after leaving keys in it, later found in Franklin’s Holly Wood addition.
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Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
Harold Bennett
Carlisle
Carl Fraley
John Lantis
Lantis
Holly Wood
Funeral services for Robert J. Burnett 54
Funeral services for Robert J. Burnett age 54 who died earlier this week will be held tomorrow at 10 a m at McCoy-Lefflet Funeral Home with Rev W D Brock officiating Armco Veterans Club president J R Byrum said all members will meet at the funeral home tomorrow to attend the services A Masonic lodge service will be at 7 30 p m tonight at the funeral home Friends may call 7 10 p m Friday Burial will be in Lynchburg Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Burnett
McCoy-Lefflet
W. D. Brock
J. R. Byrum
Armco Veterans Club
Masonic Lodge
Lynchburg
Germantown Man Marion Emrick dies after long illness
Germantown resident Marion Emrick aged 38 dies at 10:45 a m at home 466 North Main Street after a six year illness. He leaves wife Helen two daughters Alda Lee and Noretta and son Fredrick at home his mother Nora Emrick and brothers Dan and Jack. Moose Lodge services set for 7 45 p m Saturday at the residence with Rev Richard Vitz officiating funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m at the residence. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m Saturday. Swartzel Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Marion Emrick
N. Main St
Emrick
Moose Lodge
Miamisburg
Helen
Alda Lee
Noretta
Fredrick
Infant Son of Speakman Dies in Germantown
Graveside services scheduled for today at 10 a m at German town Cemetery for the infant son Donald of Mr and Mrs David Speakman Germantown Route 2. John Arpp Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Donald
David Speakman
John Arpp
Dayton businessman Leon N Office dies in Dayton
Leon N Office 51 longtime Middleton native and former Reliable Clothing Shop operator died Thursday at Grandview Hospital Dayton of a heart attack He had been buyer for the Metropolit an clothing firm in Dayton and was active in Elks and American Legion circles Surviving are his wife Jean Barrett Office five sisters and one brother The body was moved to R J Worst funeral home with arrangements pending upon Mrs Office return to the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Leon N. Office
Reliable
Grandview Hospital
Metropolitan Clothing Co
Elks
American Legion
JA Director Will Attend National Meet
Robert McDade Junior Achievement director will attend a national mid winter meeting of all JA directors at St Louis Missouri on January 21 22 and 23. The JA board of directors decided yesterday after reviewing last year activities and discussing future plans. McDade reported 15 companies operating this year with an active membership of 200 high school students, a rise of 160 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDade
St.uis
McDade
New Flags Prepared for Holidays on Lincoln Birthday
Fred J. Schatzmann acting city manager said flags for city streets will be ready for Lincoln's birthday. Workers attached flags to staffs on utility poles during holidays. The Commission had authorized the flag purchase several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Fred J. Schatzmann
Car overturns on Route 4 injures none
Elijah Combs of Hamilton Route 5 reportedly escaped injury when his car lost control on Route 4 at Flenner's corner. It struck a guard rail and overturned in a field at 755 p m yesterday. State patrolmen said details of the accident were not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Combs
Hamilton
Flenner’s Corner
Annexation Body Prepares Petitions for North Middle Town Area
The annexation committee plans a meeting next week to finalize petitions for residents. Petitions aim to circulate as advisors finish legal reviews. Proceedings target four subdivisions Maple Park Roselawn Avalon and Dixie Heights after funding concerns halted separate village plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middletown
Maple Park
Roselawn
Avalon
Dixie Heights
Firemen extinguish three calls with no damage
Firemen answered three calls yesterday afternoon and today. A car on Yan kee Rd at Lafay ette St overheated antifreeze caused a blaze at Everett Center’s 618 Catalog Dr. A furnace flue dust triggered a second call at Mrs Pleatoroy Jenkins 1712 Garfield St. A third call to William Brewer 907 Columbia Ave involved soot in a chimney.
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Yankee Rd
LaFayette St
Everett Center
Catalog Dr
Pleatoroy Jenkins
Garfield St
William Brewer
Columbia Ave
World War I veteran dies in Germantown
A World War I veteran died Thursday at his Germantown residence. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. Lulu Canada and Miss Rachel Crane of Middletown. Friends may call at Arpp funeral home after 4 p m Saturday. Services follow at 2 p m Monday at the funeral home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Germantown
Lulu Canada
Rachel Crane
Middletown
Arpp
Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Lemon Township approves budget for five schools
The Lemon Township Board of Education approved a budget of 855151 for five schools, up from 750000 in 1947. The plan allocates 240000 from state grants, with funds set for general, building, bonded indebtedness, and cafeteria needs. A new high school at Monroe is planned, with a meeting set January 21 at 7 30 p m with Cincinnati architects, and summer school runs from June 7 to July 30.
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Mon Township
Board of Education
Lemon Township
Cincinnati
Monroe
Claude D. Barker
Calvin Young
Jefferson Rd
Young
Accrediting Agency
Chicago
Ill
U B District Attended By 18 Churches
Representatives of 18 churches attended a Hamilton Middletown division meeting at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Bishop George F. Epp described suffering in Europe and current conditions after his tour of Germany. Bishop A R Clippinger led devotionals and outlined the Kingdom Advance plan to raise two million dollars for relief and reconstruction in war torn mission fields. Dr L M Hohn presided as the Dayton conference superintendent. Local choir contributed special money.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hamilton-Middletown
Europe
George F. Epp
Naperville
Ill
Germany
A. R. Clippinger
Dayton
Kingdom
Wartorn
L. M. Hohn
Dimes Drive Reaches 1456 In First Week Campaign
Middletown March of Dimes drive reports 1456 dollars raised in week one with 125.33 added yesterday by Eagles Lodge booth. Charles Reuthe, Butler County Infantile Paralysis Foundation chairman, notes strong response despite cold weather and expects further gains as booths rotaries and Colored Committee participate. Proceeds from coin boxes to be tallied later as countywide polio drive continues. Hamilton started January 15 and county-wide campaigns progress well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Eagles Lodge
Charles Reuthe
Butler County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Reuthe
Colored Committee
Rotary Club
Hamilton
Groupurges Freight Car Construction Plan in Senate Report
A Senate Interstate Commerce subcommittee urged building 10,000 freight cars monthly for at least two years to relieve a national shortage. The plan aims to add 100,000 box and open top cars, with 1948 expected to exceed 10,000 per month for 24 to 36 months. The report cites steel allocation failures and ICC supply distribution as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
Aar
Reed
R-Kas
War Production Board
Civilian Production Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire damages Carlisle home in Park Drive residence
A kitchen fire in the two apartment Carlisle home of Carl Fraley on Park Drive at 8 p.m. caused extensive damage to the kitchen and second floor. Firefighters from Franklin and Miami Township battled the blaze but were hampered by low water pressure. The occupants, Carl Hill’s family on the first floor, could not identify a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carl Fraley
Park Dr
Franklin Fire Department
Miami Township Fire Department
Carl Hill
At the Movies Paramount Fri Sat Program
Friday and Saturday showings include Hagen Girl starring Ronald Reagan and Shirley Temple at 1 15, 7 15 p m, Adventure Island with Rory Calhoun and Rhonda Fleming at 3 05, 6 05 and 9 05 p m, Smart Politics featuring Freddie Stew art and June Preisser at 1 15, 4, 6 10 and 9 30 p m, Gun Talk with Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton at 2 95, 5 15, 7 50 and 4 35 p m. Saturday listings 4, 7 15 and 10 05 p m, 1 40, 5 40, 8 30 and 11 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagen
Shirley Temple
Rory Celhoun
Rhonda Fleming
Smart Politics
Freddie Stewart
June Preisser
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
Freight car export builds no harm through 1946
The ruling found that constructing freight cars for export produced no detrimental effects, at least up to 1946, spanning railroads and various regions of the country.
Chautauqua Association Plans Semi Annual Meeting Saturday
The Miami Valley Chautauqua Association will hold a semi annual members meeting Saturday at 6 30 p m at Franklin High School with a 4 p m trustee session. Reports cover last season and 1948 plans, plus committee updates. Dinner by Mrs Etta Hawthorne and an Entertainment Committee program led by Clarence Aspenleiter feature Beatrice Duckwall Eleanor Shartle and Herbert Duvall with Darlene Largent and Doris Riggs performers. Evan Hamilton, the new president, will preside over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Chautauqua Association
Franklin High School
H. H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Board of Trustees
Etta Hawthorne
Clarence Aspenleiter
Beatrice Duckwall
Eleanor Shartle
Herbert Duvall
Darlene Largent
Doris Riggs
Miami Valley
Chautauqua
Evan Hamilton
Martin Thomas Addresses Moose Club on March of Dimes Booth
Martin Thomas, chairman of the March of Dimes campaign, spoke at the Moose Club weekly meeting last evening outlining expectations for the club's March of Dimes booth on Saturday January 24. John Bullock, secretary, reported club rooms are open though remodeling is not fully completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Thomas
Moose Club
John Bullock
Lions Club hears C N Gingerich on atomic power
Middletown High School teacher C N Gingerich spoke at the Manchester Hotel noon Lions Club meeting outlining information from his Oak Ridge Tenn trip about the atom bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Gingerich
Middletown High School
Lions Club
Manchester Hotel
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Prosecutor Eli Speidel Dies at 66 in Batavia
Batavia Ohio reports former Clermont County prosecutor Eli H. Speidel died yesterday at age 66. A longtime public servant, Speidel led county legal office and helped shape local prosecutions during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Eli H. Speidel
Clermonton
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Robert Burnett
Speakman Infant
John Crane
Elvin C. Stakman
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University of Minnesota
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Lemon
U. B
Groupurges Freight Car Construction
Paramount
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Lamb Cleaners
Tom Noman
Richt
Chautauqua Association
Francis W. Williams
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Henry T. “Hank” Myers
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Melba Voorhis AT the Piano
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