Annexation petitions asked in Roselawn request
Roselawn subdivision between Brytus Avenue and city limits seeks annexation petitions. Avalon was first to request last week. City hires base maps. meetings to determine lines and service extensions follow with area reps and officials. North Middletown Fire Department serves Roselawn area.
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Roselawn
Brytus Avenue
Big Four ‘Railroad
Manchester Road
Avalon
Pauline R. Bur
Princeton St
H. W. Starick
Avaon
Starick
North Middletown
Hamiltonian Plans Plea for Civil Sense Program Support
Hamilton attorney to appeal before Middletown City Commissioners for 1000 dollars to back a county wide civil sense program. Jack Blumenthal volunteers as a committee of one. County official Angus Burger says total rest of year cost about 4000 dollars with staged contributions from county 1500 and towns.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Jack Blumenthal
Angus Burger
New Miami
Detroit tots find hospital pretty swell place after wreck
Five uninjured Coomer children aged 3 to 12 were cared for at Middle town Hospital after a collision with a steel-loaded truck on U S 25. Nurses kept them overnight on two mattresses, gave meals and toys, and their parents James and Mavis Coomer remained in fair condition.
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Edith Broyles
Coomers
Robert Coomer
Detroit
Virginia
Middletown Hospital
Fred
Joan
George
Elfreeda
Alice Marie
Lincoln Ave
Mrs. Coomer
Passenger Hurt in Preble County Car Crash
Wilbur W. Locke, 41, Macy Indiana, suffered severe head and arm injuries and possible brain concussion after a car went out of control on Ohio 177 south of Fairhaven in Preble County. A witness, John Cook of Richmond, said the vehicle struck a culvert and guard rail, overturned into a ditch, and a man fled into nearby woods. The car carried Michigan plates and its driver’s identity was not learned.
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Eaton
Wilbur W. Locke
Macy
Ind
Ohio 177
Fairhaven
Preble County
H. L. Plander
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Locke
Ohio
John Cook
Cook
Plander
Michigan
Suit Dropped Against Hamilton Mayor Radcliffe
Hamilton special report says a 150000 alienation of affection suit against Mayor George Radcliffe of Hamilton was dismissed in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Ralph Dicker Dickerscheid filed last November 21 charging Radcliffe, owner of Hamilton drugstore, with alienating his wife’s affections. Judge Fred B. Cramer signed an entry granting divorce to Dickerscheid on grounds of neglect. Mrs. Dickerscheid did not contest.
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Hamilton
George Radcliffe
Ralph Dickerscheid
Butlerounty Common Pleas Court
Dickerscheid
Radcliffe
Hamilton Drugstore
Fred B. Cramer
Patrolmen Detain Three Dayton Juveniles After Traffic Stop
Patrolman Clarence Bailey and Jack Combs detained three Dayton youths after a car crossing a yellow line multiple times. The oldest suspect, 17, drove and provided false names. the car was impounded as a possible investigation continues. Walter Moehring reported a stolen yellow gold pocket watch worth 50 dollars from a kitchen wall nail. Marjorie Combs reported two fender skirts stolen worth 25 dollars.
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Clarence Bailey
Jack Combs
Dayton
Bailey
Walter Moehring
Hill Ave
Farewell Party Planned for City Manager Starick
Plans were announced for a farewell party honoring City Manager H. W. Starick who leaves Middletown July 15 to take similar duties in Dayton. Invitations went out for a dinner July 14 at the Manchester Hotel cafeteria with cocktails at 6 and a program at 7. A letter from eight Middletonians expressed regret at his departure and appreciation for his work, naming committeemen Hugh Wright R L Siegel Francis Carmody E E Grant John Aull Jr A C Neff James H Martindale Roy L Patterson.
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H. W. Starick
Dayton
Manchester
Herb Starick
Middletown
Keep Pets Out Of Parks Chief Warns
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore urged dog owners to keep pets from city parks after injuries at Barnitz Park. He warned the dog warden may clear frequent offenders and urged owners to keep dogs tied during park programs amid multiple dog incidents involving children including Ronnie Gray, 10.
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Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Ronnie Gray
South Main St
Barnitz Park
Chief Blackmore
The
Barnitzark
Nurse Program Topic At Kiwanis Meeting
Roy Kennett of the Riverdale Kiwanis Club Dayton will address local Kiwanians at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel on a nurses training program his club sponsors. Several nursing trainees will accompany the speaker. John McClure is program chairman.
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Roy Kennett
Riverdale Kiwanis Club
Dayton
Manchester
John McClure
Peterson's Ointment for itching relief ad claim
An old advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment as a simple quick relief for eczema pimples red blotches and skin irritations. It claims fast itching relief and improved skin appearance with a 45c price at all druggists and offers a money back delight option for itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Kramer to Lead City Administration Starting Tomorrow
Howard Kramer, newly appointed city manager, will inspect duties at the City Building tomorrow morning. He arrives with his wife and one son, and will spend several days reviewing city projects and meeting employees. His appointment becomes effective July 16, with duties likely starting August 1.
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Howard Kramer
H. W. Starick
Dayton
Kramer
Kramers
Starick
Armed Robbery Staged Near Kettering Village Fills Early Roadblocks
At 8 45 a m an armed robbery occurred at a filling station in Kettering Village just north of Miamisburg. A 1946 maroon Ford convertible was described as the getaway car. Three departments chased leads along Route 73 and Route 4 while roadblocks were set elsewhere. one car was stopped but released for lack of full description. Authorities say the robbery was staged by a young man with no further details. Latvia Lithuania and Estonia joined the Soviet Union in 1940, a move the United States has never recognized.
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Miamisburg
Kettering Village
Middletown
Douglas Barrett
Patrol
Franklin
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Soviet Union
United States
Report of Condition of the First National Bank of Middletown
Bank report for Middletown Ohio as of June 30 1953 shows total assets of 32 722 308 81 and deposits at 30 188 139 78. Capital includes 1 000 000 of common stock and 825 000 surplus with 421 475 97 undivided profits. assets pledged total 190 079 74. I J F Mulligan vice president and cashier swears to accuracy.
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First National Bank of
Middletown
Ohio
United States
I. J. F. Mulligan
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