Driver Of Stolen Car Fined For Fleeing Crash
A Hamilton man Edmund Hubbard 23 admitted borrowing a stolen car for a ride and was fined 200 dollars plus costs, a one year driving ban, and 10 days in county jail for fleeing a crash in Middletown. Others connected faced smaller penalties for intoxication and disorderly conduct. The investigation tied a White car theft to a Hamilton Auto Sales lot and Isaacs Garage theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Harold Dance
Edmund Hubbard
South Monument St
Hubbard
Tytus Avenue
Arnold Ferguson
Harold O’bannon
Or Ave
New Miami
High Streets
Elmer Schwab
Greenhills
Isaacs Garage
Jack Smith
South Front St
Ferguson
Lennox Stacey
Jewell St
Hubert Benton
Malvern St
Benton
Lewis C. Fuller
South Sutphin Street
John Combs
George McCorkle
Missing West Elkton girl case linked to youth ride
Middletown police reported that 18 year old Jim Hartman of Somerville said he and a 14 year old girl picked up Dorotha Carol Maze in West Elkton on July 9 and took her to a Camden restaurant. Maze has not been located in over a week. She is the daughter of Tom Maze of West Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Preble County
Police Dig Jeep For Horse Laws
Police charged Robert Dean of Glencoe and Bert Pierce of St Louis with leaving an unattended horse drawn vehicle failing to license the wagon and cruelty to an animal after an abandoned cart was found on a city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Robert Dean
Glencoe
Bert Pierce
Ostrex vitality tonic ad proclaims new pep for men
A Springfield Tennessee style testimonial claims Ostrex boosts vigor and youthfulness for men over 40. The ad markets a higher potency tonic, promising immediate energy, suggested prices 1.25 and 1.19 with refund if not delighted. Available at local Middletown, Castells, and Gallaher's drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ward
Spring Creek
Tenn
Pew Vigor
Wilma Smith Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Wilma Smith aged 28 of 907 Eighth Ave was fined 10 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Smith
Eighth Ave
Nationalist raid kills Russians near Tungshan Island
Taipei dispatch says two Russians, described as radar technicians, were reportedly among Communists slain in last week’s Nationalist commando raid on Red held Tungshan Island off south China. Defense Ministry offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
China News
Tungshan Island
South China
Defense Ministry
August 31 Date Set For GBC Picnic
Middletown employees of The Gardner Board and Carton Company and The Manchester Machine Company families will gather August 31 at LeSourdsville Lake. The MBA and Gardner co sponsor expect about 3 500 attendees with dancing swimming games free rides and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gardner Board and Carton Company
LeSourdsville Lake
Gardner
Mutual Benefit Association
Manchester Machine Company
Manchester
William Euler
MBA
Euler
Careful Reports Can Cut Cost Of Social Security
Employers and self-employed persons can stretch their social security tax dollar by correct wage reporting. Mrs. Lane notes common errors include wrong names or numbers and missing reports, which delay claims and cause hardship. Next report due after January 1, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Lane
Fire Captain Warns on Filling Gas Tanks
Middletown fire officials urge motorists and service stations to fill tanks to slightly less than capacity to prevent gas expansion in heat. Fire crews responded to fuel spills on Grand Ave and at Central Ave and Shafer Streets, but no injuries were reported. Captain Howard Gall warns the hazard could cause serious burns or fires if tanks are filled to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gall
Fire Prevention Bureau
Middletown
Captain Gall
Monroe Grange Plans Dance On Thursday
Monroe Grange will sponsor a 50 50 dance Thursday night at LeSourdsville Lake. Mrs. John Mehl Sr. chairs the social committee. The program featured talks on rural ministry and Ohio universities, a 4H club demonstration, a piano solo, and papers on farm accidents and by-laws. Roy Jones is ill in Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Grange
LeSourdsville Lake
John Mehl
Elmer Vanness
Ralph Line
Lester Kennel
Daniel Campbell
Oberlin College
United Presbyterian
Joe Baird
Lucky Seven 4H
John Simpson
Fred Follmer
Jimmy White
Ohio
Mehl
Susan McKinley
Arthur Baird
Roy Jones
The
Grange
Middletown Hospital
Cooperation to Conserve Tax Dollars and Save Time
The statement argues that collaboration among employers employees self employed and the Department of Health Education and Welfare which includes social security can conserve tax dollars and reduce administrative time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Third Heat Victim In Middletown Hospitalized
Homer Taylor aged 57 of 133 Manhattan Street was found overheated at Clinton Street and Central Avenue and transported to Middletown Hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance. He is listed in fair condition after a heat exhaustion incident this week. Fred Kalbaugh, 17, suffered a severe knee contusion from a rim flying off a truck tire at Goodyear Service Store and was discharged after emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Homer Taylor
Manhattan St
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Fire Department
McCoy- Leffler
Fred Kalbaugh
North Broad St
Goodyear Service
Optometry Group to Meet in Dayton to Discuss Support
Mrs. Fred Klein of Cincinnati will address members of the Miami Valley Society of Optometrists and wives on how the wife can help boost the vision specialist husband. Meeting at 7 pm at the Miami Valley Country Club Dayton with Dr. Kenneth Lyon of Piqua presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klein
Cincinnati
Miami Valley Society of Optometrists
Miami Valley Country Club
Dayton
Kenneth Lyon
Piqua
Appointment of Executor in Sparrow Estate Case 27384
Robert Howard Sparrow of Middletown Ohio appointed Executor of the Estate of Everett Kenneth Sparrow deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Dated July 7 2008. Barry F Walsh of Casper and Casper Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kenneth Sparrow
Everett K. Sparrow
Robert Howard Sparrow
Middletown
Ohio
E. K. Sparrow
Butler County
Barry F. Walsh
Casper and
Casper
Attorneys
July
Agnes Katherine Hockman
Agnes T. Hockman
Agnes Hockman
Agnes Taylor Hockman
Robert Oliver Hockman
Cincinnati
Harry F. Walsh
Ate
Thomas H. Stubbs
Ohio schools seek teachers as fall openings exceed 100
The Ohio State Employment Service reports more than 100 teaching openings across Ohio for high school and elementary positions plus music art physical education and coaching. Salaries range from 2400 to 4500 dollars with many jobs requiring only a valid certificate and no prior experience. The Middletown OSES office urges applicants to act before September and has a full list of jobs available through 66 local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
C. F. Johnson
Middletown
Ohio State Employment Service
OSES
Johnson
District Eagles Meet in Middletown August 9
Middletown hosts District 3 Fraternal Order of Eagles at 1226 Central Ave for a monthly meeting and initiation. Eagles from Eaton, Hamilton, Germantown, Franklin, Wilmington, Lebanon, Dayton, North Dayton, Fairborn, Miamisburg and Middletown attend. Start time 2 p.m. on Sunday August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Central Ave
Edward Hall
Eaton
Hamilton
Germantown
Franklin
Wilmington
Lebanon
Dayton
North Dayton
Fairborn
Miamisburg
Mullins Elected President by Valley Editors
Preston Mullins of the Oxford Press was elected president of the Miami Valley Press Association at a meeting of weekly newspaper editors at LeSourdsville Lake. He succeeds Harry Simpson of Camden with H. E. Eikenberry and Clarence J. Brown Jr. named to key posts. The October meeting will be in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Mullins
Oxford Press
Miami Valley Press Association
LeSourdsville Lake
Harry Simpson
Camden
H. E
Dutch” Eikenberry
Lewisburg
Clarence J. Brown, Jr
Blanchester
Eaton
County records show rise in auto title transfers and taxes
Butler County auto title section issued 67 809 certificates of title during the fiscal year ending June 30. Transfers rose 12 008 from 1951 52. Lien notations and cancellations increased. Use tax on vehicles rose to 21 458 56 and casual sales tax to 80 791 85. Auto transfers added 33 904 50 to the general fund. auto liens 8 392 50. duplicate titles and other work 9 872 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Kiep
Ohio
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Court
Leona Fern Arrowood seeks a divorce from Pfc. Fred Arrowood in case No. 69909 filed July 10 1953 in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio on grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty. Defendant must answer by August 29 1953 or petition may be granted. Maxwell Finkleman is attorney. July 14 21 28 Aug 4 11 18 notice dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kostro
Brighton Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Juanita Kostro
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Donald M. Gose
Pfc
Fred Arrowood
Us.m.c. MB
Treasure Island
USMC
San Francisco
California
Leona Fern Arrowood
Franklin Police Hold 2 Juveniles In Believed Stolen Truck
Franklin Police held two Dayton juveniles, aged 16 and 17, after a chase on Route 25. Sgt. Frank Harbach pursued the panel truck with siren and warnings. Both youths were arrested early today and held for Dayton authorities. the 16 year old faces a driving without a license charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dayton
Frank Harbach
Harback
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Byron Ferguson
Henry Allen
Willie Triplette
Ninth Ave
W. Elkton
Castells and Gallaher
S. Ady
Nash
Aea
Big Nash
Maytag Melampy
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Grand Ave
Shafer Streets
Ambassador Country Club
America
Pinin Farina
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvinater Corp
Detroit, Mich
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Optometry Society
Mary Baker Eddy
Science
Christian Science Reading
Mullins
Valley Editors
Maxwell Finkleman
Franklin Police
Vance Russello
Bernard Murstein
Ntral Store
Ben Bender
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