Butler County Real Estate Taxes Reach $3.54 Million First Half 1953
County Treasurer John W. Wendel reports $3,537,708.78 collected in Butler County real estate taxes for the first half of 1953. General collections total $3,434,843.14 with $102,865.64 from assessments. Hamilton offices accounted for $2,207,214.56 in general taxes. Forty-two pages detail city ward totals, township districts, and large rural assessments across Hamilton, Middletown, Liberty, Oxford, St. Clair, Union, Wayne, Lemon, Madison, Trenton and other areas totaling $102,865.44 in assessments.
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Butler County
John W. Wendel
Hamilton
Liberty Township
Liberty
Liberty Subdivisions
Bethany
Huntsville
Princeton
Milford Township
Collinsville
Carrtown
Oxford Township College
Oxford Township
Somerville Village
Somerville Corporation
College Corner Village
Reily Township
College Corner Corporation
Oxford Corporation
St. Clair Township
Ross Township
Seven Mile Village
Trenton Village
New Miami
Seven Mile Corporation
Union Township
Gano
Maudville
Port Union
Tylersville
West Chester
Crescentville
Wayne Township
Jacksonburg
West Elkton
Lemon Township
Amanda
LeSourdsville
Blue Ball
Middletown City
Mayfield
North Middletown
Monroe
Madison Township
Madison City
Miltonville
West Liberty
Trenton Corporation
City of
Middletown
Fairfield Township
Jo Barbara Returns East To New Show Dates
Jo Barbara Spradling leaves Crawford Street to return to New York for a series of fall club and hotel dates. The former cigarette girl turned solo singer follows Durante’s advice to perform as Jo Barbara, with hopes of theater work and TV guest spots.
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Barbara Spradling
J. B. Ricketts
Crawford Street
New York
Jimmy Durante
Copacabana
Soo
Durante
Jo Barbara
Boston
Jo Barbara Sprachling
Democratic Women to Ring Doorbells for Funds
Democratic women nationwide plan a doorbell fund drive on September 22 to support Democratic candidates in the November election. Mrs. Katie Louchheim, director of women's activities for the Democratic National Committee, urged participation with the slogan Drop a dollar in the hat help elect a Democrat.
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Washington
Katie Louchheim
Democratic National Committee
Court to rule on keeping pinball machines under cover
The Second District Court of Appeals indicated yesterday it will rule that pinball machines may be kept under cover during appeals of a ban on machines. City officials said the machines would be confiscated while operators seek to protect their property during the appeal of a common pleas court decision upholding the ordinance against machines easily used for gambling.
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Second District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Driver School Or Jail Offer To Violators
New York officials unveil a program for repeat traffic violators. Persistent offenders face a choice of six night driving school sessions or an on the spot sentence based on performance. The program, opening Oct. 1, promises comprehensive education and punishment.
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New York
John M. Murtagh
Murtagh
Trio sentenced for Reed's Tavern holdup in West Chester
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer sentenced Clayton Neal and Raymond Hensley to indeterminate terms at Mansfield. Frederick Neal, also tied to the case, was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty earlier. The three, linked to a $169 robbery, were arrested by Newport police after a traffic stop. A stolen car, two revolvers, and clothing were found in their vehicle. Doughman identified Neal and Hensley as the tavern intruders.
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Reed's Tavern
West Chester
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Clayton Neal
Third St
Newport
Raymond Hensley
Scott St
Covington
Neal
Hen
Sley
Frederick Neal
Ohio
Hensley
Jack Doughman
Murtagh Addresses Chronic Driving Violations
Murtagh explained that problem drivers are the ones who keep having accidents, are chronic speeders, and run through red lights.
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Murtagh
Divorce suits filed involving Wanda Lawson at 1604 Plum
Divorce petitions filed in the court list Wanda Lawson as a party with a minor child. The filing notes the address 1604 Plum as the residence associated with the case. No further details on the spouse or grounds are provided in the fragment.
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Wanda Lawson
Plum
Local Divorces and Neglect Allegations Across Hamilton Areas
Legal notices list several divorce grants and numerous neglect and cruelty cases. Individuals named include Frank Keeler and Louise Marie Keeler, F rence J. Roach and Harrison Roach, plus multiple couples from Hamilton and surrounding areas with addresses on Ave Baltimore Wayne Mead Oxford and more.
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Frank Huelsman
Virginia Wills
Mead Ave
Joe Wills
Juanita M. Hyden
Emanuel Hyden
Eric Lauer
Hamilton
Jacqueline E. Lauer
Shirley Long
Phillip K. Long
Frank Keeler
Louise Marie Keeler
Frence J. Roach
Harrison Roach
Fred B. Cramer
Colleges Admit Nearly Thirty-Four Thousand Foreign Students
American colleges and universities report about 34,000 foreign students enrolled this year. The figure reflects rising international study and the global reach of higher education.
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Yoo
Morrow
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Butler County Court
James Lawson
Columbia Ave
Roberta Lyons
Baltimore St
Cpl
William Eugene Lyons
Ft. Lee
Nellie E. Gabbard
John H. Gabbard
Elia Williamson
Wayne Ave
Elsworth Williamson
Moore St
Viola Palmer
West Middletown Rt. 2
Floyd E. Palmer
Robert L. Ward
Irs
Aguiar Is
Berlton
Cosmetics
Sae Moi
Mya
Revelon
Sale! Group
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