Lincoln St Section Key To Purchase Of New School Site
The Board of Education may buy Mary Oglies Park site for 15000, pending City Commission approval to close Lincoln Street end between 11th Ave and Verity Pkwy. A new street south of McKinley School may also open to connect Verity Pkwy with Minnesota St, improving playground and traffic access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln St
Board of Education
Mary Ogliesby
City Commission
11Th Ave
Verity Paky
Wade FE. Miller
R. H. Snyder
Miller
McKinley
Lincoll St
Lincoln
Lincoln Ave
Eleventh Ave
Planning Commission
Mnother
Middletown
New York
Solomon Brothers and
Hutzler
L. S. Cohn
Carl Martin
Barnitz Field
Ray Sandafer
Classroom Teachers Association
Standafer
Snyder
Armco Steel Corporation
Hamilton
Vital Statistics Charlies A Stiver and Richard Wells
Two individuals are listed with ages and addresses: Charlies A Stiver 85 of Farmerville Route 1 and Richard Wells 56 of 2202 Arlington Ave. The brief entry records their vital statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies A. Stiver
Farmreville
Richard Wells
Arlington Ave
Births Reported in Franklin and Excello Areas
Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer of Franklin Route one welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Ballard of Excello welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Vurl Lacy of 202 Hill Ave welcomed a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Palmer
Fanklin Route 1
Yvester
Fred Ballard
Excello
Vurl Lacy
Hill Ave
Middletown Couple Granted Marriage License
Tony C. Wells age 54 a carpenter of 2110 Woodlawn Ave and Lou Ellen Back age 52 a houseworker of 810 Yankee Rd both of Middletown were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony C. Wells
Carpenter
Woodlawn Ave
Lou Ellen Back
Yankee Ra
Middletown
Medical and surgical lists from Wy-St interlude
A compiled roll lists residents and out of town hospital discharges and dismissals. It notes multiple patients by name with home streets and medical or surgical status. The record includes Mrs. James Agoston Miss Susie Martin Mrs. Charles Carpenter James Thekla Donald Joseph Lester Chenoweth and others with addresses and care status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agoston
Wy- St
Susie Martin
Michiten Ave
Charles Carpenter
Highland St
James Thekla
Manchester Ave
Donald Joseph
Middletown
Lester Chenoweth
Oxford St
Karl Selby
Auburn St
James R. Chappell
South Clinton St
Albert Puchala
West M «Dietown
West Middletown
Harry Cogan
Ohio Ave
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Tokyo Joe and My Own True Love Play at Paramount
At the Paramount cinema Friday and Saturday both titles shown. Tokyo Joe stars Humphrey Bogart and Alexander Knox with showings at 1 15 pm 4 17 pm 7 10 pm and 10 16 pm. My Own True Love features Melvin Douglas and Phyllis Calvert at 2 48 pm 5 50 pm and 8 52 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Humphrey Bogart
Alexander Knox
Melvin Douglas
Phyllis Calvert
Strand Showings Feature O’Halloran With Beckett and Roberts
The Strand screens Michael O’Halloran starring Scotty Beckett and Allene Roberts at 1:50 5:14 and 8:45 pm. Also shown is Big Sombrero with Gene Autry and Elena Verdugo at 3:15 6:40 and 10:10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Halloran
Scotty Beckett
Allene Roberts
Gene Autry
Elena Verdugo
Butler County Courts Suit for Divorce
Stanley Wolsefer of Hamilton sues Charlotte Wolsefer of New Miami for divorce alleging neglect in a Butler County court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Courts
Stanley Wolsefer
Hamilton
Charlotte Wolsefer
New Miami
Divorces Granted in Hamilton Court
Thomas Stewart of Hamilton is granted a divorce from Ruby Leitsch Stewart on grounds of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stewart
Hamilton
Ruby Leitsch Stewart
Bank Wins Sheriff Sale of Middletown Property on Ellen Drive
The First National Bank of Middletown was the high bidder at 8700 for the property at 1214 Ellen Dr Wildwood Middletown. The bid followed a sheriff's auction on Wednesday after the bank filed a petition against Elmer F and Dorothy Garrison. The appraisal had been 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Middletown
Ellen Dr
Wildwood
Elmer F
Dorothy Garrison
Damage suit filed over alleged humiliation in Hamilton
Edward Bowling of Hamilton sues Mrs. Jacob F. Smith in Common Pleas Court for 10000 dollars alleging shame and embarrassment. He says he was arrested January 6 on a trespassing charge signed by Smith, held half an hour and on bail 13 days. The petition notes Smith hired private detective Frank Rose to query neighbors and friends, and claims Bowling lost his job because of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Edward Bowling
Hamilton
Jacob F. Smith
Frank Rose
Kenney Appointed To Post On Middle Town Hospital Board
At the annual meeting L T Kenney was elected to fill a vacancy on the Middle town Hospital Board of Trustees left by J J Hallowell who retired after 15 years. The nine member board will meet next week to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Kenney
Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees
J. J. Hallowell
L. T. Johnston
Johnston
Kenney
E. A. Correa
H. D. Martindale
Robert Q. Millan
Harry K. Moore
Richard Wells 56 longtime PRR conductor dies
Richard Wells 56 an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years died yesterday at 2 p m at his home 2022 Ar He retired as conductor in July due to illness He lived in the city 40 years and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Survivors include two sons Raymond and Kenneth both of Cincinnati two daughters Mrs Ola Shoup and Mrs Maribelle Clephane both of Cincinnati three sisters Mrs Thomas Mee Carty and Mrs A L Brown both of Middletown and Mrs H T Wray of Pittsburgh a brother Frank of Middletown and five grandchildren Services Monday at 2 p m at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 9 p m and Sunday 2 5 and 7 10 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wells
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arlington Ave
Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman
Order of Eagles
Raymond
Kenneth
Cincinnati
Ola Shoup
Maribelle Clephane
Thomas MeeCarty
A. L. Brown
Middletown
H. T. Wray
Pittsburgh
Frank
McCoy- Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Charles A. Stiver of Germantown Dies at 85
Charles A. Stiver 85 of Farmersville Route 1 died after a two year illness. He was a retired farmer. Survived by widow Emma a daughter Pearl Houtt three sisters and a brother. Services Sunday 2 p m at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown with Rev Morris Smith officiating. Burial Twin Valley Cemetery. Funeral home hours after 7 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Charles A. Stiver
Farmersvile Route 1
Emma
Pearl Houtt
Alice Cook
Nettie Lawson
Farmersville
Jennie Burnett
Dayton
Frank
John Arpp
Morris Smith
Twin Valley Cemetery
Freeman, Kellogg executive, dies at 54
Earle J. Freeman, 54, vice president of the Kellogg Company of Battle Creek, Mich., dies after more than 35 years with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Earle J. Freeman
Kellogg Company of
Battle Creek
Estate of Joseph Isaacs claims death from Indiana traffic crash
The estate of Joseph Isaacs, with Ethel Isaacs as administrator, filed a claim for his death in a July traffic accident in Deputy, Indiana. The suit names Ruth Hazel Burnside of Deputy as the responsible party, whose car allegedly crushed Isaacs while he worked on road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Isaacs
Ethel Isaacs
Indiana
Ruth Hazel Burnside
Ind
Isaacs
Saurer Estate Names Marcella and Carolyn Saurer Executrices
Marcella and Carolyn Saurer named jointly as executrices in the estate of Elizabeth F. Saurer of Hamilton, who died November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella
Carolyn Saurer
Elizabeth F. Saurer
Hamilton
Special Church of God Fund Program at Eleventh Lincoln
A building fund event at the Church of God Eleventh and Lincoln streets will be held Sunday at 3 30 p m with Rev Frank Hampton as guest speaker Readings will be by Mrs Susie Herrin and Mrs Jackson gospel choruses from Second Baptist Church and the Gospel Five Quintet will perform devotions led by Mrs Chester Baker and Cashus Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Eleventh
Lincoln Sts
Frank Hampton
Gospel Chorus
The
Second Baptist Church
Gospel Five
Susie Herrin
Jackson
Chester Baker
Cashus Williams
Slone Appointed Executrix in Wysong Estate
Carrie M. Slone daughter appointed executrix of the Omer H. Wysong estate of Middletown who died January 19. Estate valued with $10,000 personal property and $20,000 realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Slone
Omer H. Wysong
Middletown
River of Jordan Choir Plans Sunday Evening Program
The River of Jordan Choir presents a musical program Sunday at 8 p.m. at New Hope Baptist Church. The event highlights a community church concert setting with a focus on gospel and spiritual selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River of Jordan
New Hope Baptist Church
Merchants Seek Plan for Downtown Traffic Problems
Middletown merchants form two committees under C R Greathouse to study downtown traffic. Jerome Inwood named traffic committee chair with Roy L Patterson as secretary. Advisory panel includes Ben Bender Castner Denton and others. Meeting set for Tuesday January 31 at the Chamber of Commerce to launch plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Greathouse
Middletown Retail Merchants Association
Jerome Inwood
Roy L. Patterson
Association
G. E. Dougherty
Charles Fleishman
Kirk Strodtbeck
Pete Vradiers
Jeroeme Shapero
Robert Bender
Howard Smith
L. P. Smith
Ed Cohn
R. S. Heller
Ranny Daly
Fred CC. Linxweiler
Sidney Brady
Harry Lewis
Ben Bender
Castner Denton
L. S. Cohn
N. J. Lawler
S. A. McDonough
Jack Istoff Inwood
Chamber of Commerce
Patterson
Greathouse
Police Report Four Mishaps Heavy Damage
Police logged four minor accidents yesterday and today with no injuries but considerable property damage. A collision on Central Ave and Grimes St caused about 400 dollars in damage at 7 15 a m. Cars driven by Everett Blevins 21 of Middletown Route 1 and Francis Fishbaugh 37 of 204 Webster St. were involved.
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Central Ave
Grimes St
Everett Blevins
Middletown
Francis Fishbaugh
Webster St
Blevins
Fishbaugh
Cited driver linked to curb pull after collision on Walnut Street
James Smith age 22 of 1227 Sycamore Street was cited for pulling from a curb after his car struck Roman Culbreath, 39, of 1306 Walnut Street. The crash happened on Walnut Street at 6 05 p m yesterday with damage estimated at 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Sycamore St
Roman Culbreath
Walnut St
Car Crash Injures Couple on Yankee Road
Melvin Scalzulli reportedly drove a car that rear ended another vehicle driven by H L Schueller at 1 35 p m yesterday. Schueller waited at a red light by Garfield School. His wife Jane 49 complained of shoulder pains. Damage estimated at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Scalzulli
H. L. Schueller
Harrison St
Schueller
Yankee Rd
Garfield School
Jane
Car Crash in Fairborn Leaves Damage Estimated at 300
William Lindsey 18 of Fairborn collided with Tom Antonion 58 at 1 15 p m on Tytus Ave and Elwood St both eastbound. Antonion tried a left turn causing rear impact damaging both vehicles Sai police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindsey
Fairborn
Tom Antonion
Lamberton St
Tytus Ave
Elwood St
Antonion
Student Nurse Capped at Cincinnati Bethesda Hospital
Miss Joyce Cook of Middletown joins 35 students in the winter class at Cincinnati Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing and will be capped Saturday night in the hospital chapel. Miss Janet Gustin of Miamisburg is also in the class. Rev. Warren Bright, pastor of Clifton Methodist Church, will be speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cook
Middletown
Cincinnati
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing
Hospital Chappel
Janet Gustin
Miamisburg
Warren Bright
Clifton Methodist Church
Elks Plan Banquet and Stag Party Details
At a regular meeting the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks set the annual banquet for February 16. Harry Benadum was named banquet chairman with Jack Maurer and Lester Keeler on the committee. Bill Apgar will chair a February 18 stag party committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Harry Benadum
Jack Maurer
Lester Keeler
Bill Apgar
John Zimmerman Named Mill Manager at Hamilton Division
Champion Paper announces John Zimmerman named mill manager of the Hamilton Division with Earl Jones as general superintendent. Leo Geiser to Houston on special assignment following Zimmerman's appointment. Ruben S. Robertson Jr. makes the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John Zimmerman
Champion Paper and Fibre Company
Earl Jones
Zimmerman
Ruben S. Robertson, Jr
Leo Geiser
Houston
Tex
Billfold Missing Reported By Local Woman
Mrs Wilbur Woodward of Middletown Route 2 reports a billfold containing 70 dollars missing. She says it disappeared yesterday while she was downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Woodward
Middletown
Alfalfa Native to Southwest Asia Used Long Before Christ
The plant alfalfa originates in southwest Asia and has been used for centuries before the Christian era as a forage crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
City Invests 1,300,000 in Treasury Bonds
The city reports 1.3 million invested in short term treasury bills after selling 1.5 million mortgage revenue bonds to fund water works improvements. Floyd J. Schatzmann notes arrangements with Ogiesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust, while Squire Sanders and Dempsey sign off as Cleveland bond attorneys. Work proceeds on feeder mains by Fishel Co with well field tests by Layne Ohio and Walton Workers set to begin mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Fred J. Schatzmann
Law
Ogiesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Company
Squire Sanders and
Dempsey
Cleveland
Halsey Stuart Company
Chicago
Walter Works
Fishel Company
Columbus
Layne-Ohio Company
Walton Workers Company
Upper Sandusky
Achiever Board Set for Saturday Meeting
Members of the Achievers Association Board of Directors will meet Saturday in the Civic Association. The session precedes the regular monthly meeting next Wednesday. A preliminary discussion will outline plans for a February tour of local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achievers Association
Civic Association
Third Grade Pupils Entertain Jefferson School PTA
The Jefferson School PTA meeting featured third grade music pupils from Jefferson School performing for members. Miss Blanche Earnhart demonstrated teaching methods, and Miss Jeannette Nidderlander reviewed The Big Fisherman. Miss Ethel Reno won the attendance prize as the group set February’s theme on better parent teacher relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
PTA
Blanche Earnhart
Middletown Grad Schools
Jeannette Nidderland
Ethel
Miss Reno
M. Wikoff
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Vera Mullins
Frank Martin
Nonna Lester
Alva Lester
Ellen
Bertha Brusman
Irs
Clara Thoma
Tytus
John C. Exell
South Xmain
Bobby Kroger
Wilbur Kroger
Waite St
Dale Ingram
Joe Ingram
William Wade
Brentwood St
Lroyd Capenter
Viola Carpenter
Franklin
James R. Hensey
Elm
Joan Wells
Mrs. Carlis Wells
Church
Paul Hudson
Kenneth Kincaid
Baltimore St
Ruth Rogers
A. “Michael Wise
Noah Wise
Sycamore
Carl Staples
Frank Staples
Jacobyne
Interstat
Rieate
Pete Cail
R. C. Wikoff
Mer
Central
Curtis
Colored News
Melampy
Chuck Swain
His
Western Rhythm Boys
Achiever
Verity Pkwy
1St Ave
Elks Temple
Myron Morlatt
Jos. R. Baker & Son Funeral Home
Charles Harmon
Robert Reiner
Freeman's
Ediamond
Columbia
Jefferson
Reno
Filson
Coats
Tha
Children’s Dept
Uits Now
Robes
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