Committees Named To Study Juvenile Facilities In Butler County
Butler County commissioners approved forming two committees to study detention facilities for youths and to plan long term jail and courthouse needs. One panel will be named by Judge David Black, the other by the commissioners. $5,000 was set aside for planning with a projected facility cost around $109,000 and a completion target of one to a year and a half. Community groups backed the plan, while a county Republican leader criticized the last bond proposal as ill conceived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Board of Commissioners
David Black
Rentschlier
Vincent Lauderman
Grand Jury Assn
Rentschler
Jackson Bosch
Martin Coyle
Republican Organization
Zone Plea Up Before Commission
A petition to zone property at the northeast corner of Obie routes 4 and 73 for business use is to be presented today to City Commission. Filed by United Baptist Church, the request targets the Germantown Road Verity Parkway corner. The meeting also includes consideration of an ordinance creating a superintendent of the sewage disposal plant, to be completed next fall on Oxford State Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie
City Commission
United Baptist Church
Germantown Road
Verity Parkway
Oxford State Road
Five City Accidents Cause $500 Loss, No Injuries
Five city traffic mishaps caused about $500 in damage with no injuries, police said. The heaviest loss, $350, came when James McCluskey, 59, hit a stopped station wagon driven by Donald Paulson, 32, at N Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue at 5:37 p.m. Clarence Bowlin, 44, was cited for driving without a license after his car hit Curtis Watts at 1st Avenue and S Clinton Street at 5:25 p.m. Minor damages occurred in other crashes involving a truck and street light, and two more cars at different intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCluskey
171 Ave
Donald Paulson
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Clarence Bowlin
Moore St
Curtis Watts
S. Heinkel Rd
1St Avenue
S. Clinton Street
Charles Carr
Centennial Ave
Central Avenue
Glenn Dye
Plymouth Ave
Jeff Neff
Brentwood St
Highland Street
Grand Avenue
Winfred Frye
N. Sutphin St
Andrew Mason
Oxford State Rd
S. Main Street
14Th Avenue
Traffic Congestion After Manchester Verity Closure
Police chief Joseph Blackmore announced a sewer project closure at the Manchester Verity intersection causing northbound backups from the N Clinton Street and Columbia Avenue area. A traffic officer will monitor Clinton Colubm ia during peak hours with detours posted for trucks and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Street
Manchester Avenue N. Verity Parkway
Joseph ‘Blackmore
N. Clinton Street
Columbia Avenue
Clinton - Columbia
Blackmore
Fic
Clinton-Columbia
Central Avenue
1St Avenue
Manchester Verity
Broad Street
Verity Pkwy
Clinton-N. Verity
City
Central-Verity
Vail Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
C. A. Boeke
Public Service
Manchester-Verity
Manchester Avenue
Manchester
Clinton
Nerity Parkway
Central
Manchester Avenues
New Miami Woman Shot In Critical Condition
New Miami police investigate a shooting that wounded 52 year old Edith Langevin of 30 Tallawanda Ct in critical condition at Mercy Hospital. A .38 caliber pistol was found near her in the living room. Her husband Noah, 51, was reportedly in bed when the shot occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
New Miami
Edith Langevin
Tallawanda Ct
Mercy Hospital
Gentry Cain
Noah
Cain
Bied
Langevin
Truman Library to be offered to federal government
Trustees of the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence Missouri have voted to offer the 1. million dollar building, slated for completion in May, to the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Amazing new laxative claims for COLONAID
An advertisement touts COLONAID as the premier laxative, claiming it moisturizes and bulks the colon to restore normal urge and overnight relief from constipation. It states COLONAID is gentle, safe in pregnancy, superior to older laxatives, and offers 60 tablets for 98 cents at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coconam
Colonaid
Colonadd
61 Art Students Capture Awards Work Displayed
A regional Scholastic Art Contest display at Shillito's Cincinnati showcases 61 local junior and senior high students’ works. First, second, and third place keys and honorable mentions were awarded. winners advance to the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shillito’s Department Store
Cincinnati
Middletown High School
Suzanne Jaques
Jim Lehmkuhl
Marilyn Marshall
Miss Jaques
Velma Walker
Charlene Cohen
Sally Gregory
Mac Sample
Sally Schultz
James Pennington
Robert Tucker
Gifts to unlock his heart at Thirkield’s department store
A festive note advertises gifts in Thirkield’s Boys and Men’s Department that will unlock his heart. It promises a wide selection to explore soon, highlighting seasonal offerings and gift ideas for men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirkield’s Boys’ and Men's Dept
Admissions At Hospital Hit New High
Middletown Hospital reported a new admissions record with 58 patients in a 24 hour period. Ten were maternity cases, five were due to injuries from icy sidewalks, and 43 were admitted for various illnesses or accidental injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Hubcaps Stolen From Car in East Side Lot
Edward Layer of 1024 Hughes Street reported to police that four hubcaps were stolen from his car parked in the Armco East Side lot last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Layer
Hughes St
Armco
Car stolen from Jackson Creech home recovered near Waynesville
A car stolen from 1715 Meadow Ave in Jackson Creech was recovered by Warren County sheriff's deputies on Ohio 48 near Waynesville. The vehicle, taken from the rear of the Creech residence, was found abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Creech
Meadow Ave
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Ohio 48
Waynesville
Creech
Officers Reelect Bank Directors and Stock Split Planned
All officers and directors of the First National Bank were reelected at the annual meeting. Cal verity and Ross Snyder named to top posts. a stock split from 44 000 to 110 000 shares approved with 22 000 new shares offered to stockholders. Greene and Ladd to handle rights for non subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Calvin Verity
Ross H. Snyder
J. F. Mulligan
E. W.barker
Earl Barnhart
Robert Mitzel
Carl S. Nicklas
Kirk Strodtbeck
Frank FE. Troutvine
John J. Roche
Charles B. Palmer
Paul F. Curry
Robert B. Crooke
Gerald
Hunt&barger
Robert E. Forster
Verity, Snyder, Barker
R. O. Brosius
D. G. Driscoll
E. T., Gardner Jr
R. S. Gruver
George J. Kuehnle Jr
C. B. Stiles
H. H. Tullis
C. E. Yost
Verity
Snyder
Barker
Driscoll
Tullis
Brosius
Monroe
Yost
Barnhart
Mitzel
Greene & Ladd
JA Junior Achievers Open House Draws Big Crowd
Nearly 200 visitors attended JA open house last night marking the largest audience in three years. Eight JA companies showcased products at Civic Association workshops and Sorg Paper Co. events run 7 30 to 9. Door prize winners to be announced at 9. The three night series closes tonight as part of Junior Achievement Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. McCall
Junior Achievement
Civic Association
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Sorg Paper’ Co
McCall
Parked Car Hits Two Vehicles in Franklin
Franklin report states a 400 dollar accident at 6:45 am when Gladys Lowman of 15 Vernon Street struck a parked car owned by Alton Hicks at 110 East 2nd Street. Lowman denied knowing how the collision occurred. Hicks’ car sustained 100 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Gladys Lowman
Vernon St
Alton Hicks
2Nd St
Hicks
Lowman
Name's The Same At Fort Carson Kaspar Kaspar
A basic combat trainee at Fort Carson Colorado repeats his name Kaspar Kaspar each time he gives it He is a private from Detroit Michigan The passage highlights an instance of name repetition during training drills at the army post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carson
Colo
Kaspar Kaspar
Detroit
Happy Teachers Small Classes Declared Key To Good School Work
Prof. Lowry W. Harding of Ohio State spoke on Middletown education at a joint Wilson Lincoln school associations meeting. He urged small classes to know each pupil, warned against dull work, and emphasized experiential learning and practical teacher happiness. He noted past district mergers and praised local schools as mighty good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Terney
Lowry W. Harding
Middletown
Harding
Ohio State University
Department of Education
Wilson
Lincoln School
Roosevelt Junior High
OSU
Lemon Local
Schools Learn From Industry Says Official at Miami Conference
Wendell Pierce assistant superintendent of Cincinnati schools urged educators at a Miami University conference that human relations are good business. He described three phases of change from conscience to practice and noted Cincinnati’s diversity among pupils and teachers aids understanding. William E. Vickery warned that migrations to economic opportunity create rootless communities alongside progress and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Wendell Pierce
Cincinnati
Miami University
Medical Group Meets Tonight
The Butler County Medical Society gathers for its first year meeting at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton at 6:30. Dr. Ralph Leyrer new president presides with Dr. Stanley Miller as secretary treasurer. The program addresses social security effects on physicians and medical insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Ralph Leyrer
Stanley Miller
Leyrer
Donald Blizzard
Middletown
Miller
Thomas Wenzel
117 Students Tour Capitol At Columbus
117 student members of Middletown High School government classes toured the Ohio Capitol in Columbus visiting the Senate and House, meeting Gov. William C. O’Neill and Lt. Gov. Paul Herdbert, and viewing the Supreme Court and state offices. Roger Tracey showed a million-dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Middletown High School
State Capitol
William C. O'Neill
Paul Herbert
Senate
James Sexton
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus State Hospital
Roger W. Tracey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Community Council
Butler County Grand Jury Assn
Walter Rentschler
The
Family
Truman
Stan Dallas Sturill
Richard ‘Ardiow
Weavig
Ted Brown
Clarence Strassburger
Bobby Combs
Johnson
Joyce Bryant
Judy Myers
Santeuss
Miss Egelston
Kenneth Selby
Stewart Thomas
Glenn Bewley
Marcia Sargent
Sharonlee Knepshield
Layne
Bewley
Miss Johnson
Sharon Huff
Waldean Back
Genek
Manning Ruth Ann Lovell
Barbara Baker
Joyce Davidson
Robert Margerum
Craig Thomas
Ira Phillips
Larry Wells
Miss Knepshield
Mary L. Arnold
Linda Kennedy
Cynthia Horn
Ann Kennedy
Terry Sebald
Phil Johnson
Judy Fugate
Sebald
Vivian Combs
Christel Gendek
Ella Good
Bonnie Pennington
Lemon-Monroe High School
McKinley Junior High
Betsy O'Neil
David Layne
Linda Egelston
Joyce Hackney
Dubravka Adjamovich
Leamon Leger
David Elrod
Jennie Pohlable
Jeffry Gilbreath
Barbara Holland
Lynda Morris
Johnny Morton
Louis Johnson
Terry Core
Jackie Stanley
George Manning
Wanda Wilson
Morton
Valentine
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Ohio State
Lynchburg
University of Virginia
Southwestern Ohio
William E. Vickery
Greater New York
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Mary Lloyd Lane
Hamilton Social Security Office
Dan McCue
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Capitol
Columbus
H. H. Lawrence
James L. Fritz
Frank Swift
Perry Plank
B. F. Sawyer
Dry Cleaners
Ass'n
Middletown Bandbox Dry Cleaners Butler Dry Cleaners
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Mathews Service, Inc
Mayfield Dry Cleaners
Merit Cleaners
Oakland Cleaners
One-Hour Cleaners
Perfection Cleaners
Tattershall Cleaners
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!