Municipal Court Fines and Jails For Drunk Driving
Two men were fined and jailed for driving while intoxicated by Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb. Allen Saunders 54 of 1225 Woodside Blvd received 500 dollars fine and 30 days in jail plus 200 dollar careless operation fine after nearly colliding with Det Jack Barnes May 23. Ray Barnett 48 of 2224 Omaha St had license revoked three years for May 17 accident in Yankee Road Oneida Street area. David Christopher 21 of 107 Moore St fined 200 dollars and jailed three days for driving while suspended plus 50 dollars for following distance after a truck crash at Aeronca parking lot German town Road. Alvin Shock 75 Dayton fined 200 for careless operation. Terry Howard 25 310 Manitee St fined 100 and told to attend traffic school for property damage report failures. Witt Hunter 76 1916 Hill Ave license suspended three years for failure to yield. Three others fined 50 for careless driving. Steven Cales 20 7449 Michael Read and Kerry Roberts 20 1624 Central Ave plead guilty to careless driving and attend traffic school. Gerald Whalen 29 73K Beam Circle Franklin not required to attend school after no contest plea. Deborah McIntosh 21 3005 Ben Harrison Sr and Bruce Hardin 22 2709 Avalon Park fined 50 for noise violations. The Journal correction states John Spencer 26 2131 Roosevelt Blvd was fined 200 for careless driving not DWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lamb
Allen T. Saunders
Woodside Blvd
Jack Barnes
Ray E. Barnett
Omaha St
Barnett
Yankee Road
Oneida Street
David E. Christopher
Moore St
Christopher
Big M Trucking Co
Aeronca
Germantown Road
Manitee St
Witt Hunter
Hill Ave
Steven D. Cales
Michael Read
Kerry Roberts
Central Ave
Gerald W. Whalen
Miami University to begin staff changes next July
Miami University announces a set of staff changes effective July 1 under Phillip R. Shriver. Dr. Mildred M. Seltzer will become associate provost for special programs, overseeing health and human resources, honors, international programs, women’s initiatives, and new multidisciplinary programs. She will remain associate professor of sociology anthropology and continue as assistant director for the Gerontology Center at the Scripps Foundation. William S. Hanger also among July 1 changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Co
Mildred M. Seltzer
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Seltzer
David G. Brown
Scripps Foundation For Population Problems
William S. Hanger
Richard A. Wilkes
David G. Mohning
Marian G. Smithson
Rodger A. Cramer
Errol A. Gandler
School of Applied Science
Kenneth M. Glass
Harry C. Lyle
Joseph C. Seibert
Alan S. Engel
W. Robert Gump
Institute of Environmental Sciences
Dwight A. Baldwin
Residence hall director to retire at Miami University
Miami University housing head Byron Erickson, who oversees 39 residence halls and 11 dining halls for about 7000 students, plans to retire June 30. A retirement party is scheduled Sunday to honor his longtime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Byron Erickson
Miami University
Miami
Miami University Center
Earl D. Folker
Folker
Mall fathers year winner named at Middletown Mall event
Basil Roberts of 3205 Wildwood Road was chosen father of the year in a contest by the Middletown Mall Association. His nomination was submitted by daughter Angie, 13, from more than 50 entries. Alumni Weekend reception honors his 32 years with Ohio DOT precedes retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Roberts
Wildwood Road
Middletown
Kathy Hezlep
Rudolph Singhoffer Jr
Sherman Ave
Susan
Rudy
Middletown High School Class of 1925 Reunion Plans
The 50th anniversary Middletown High School Class of 1925 reunion will be held July 11 at the Manchester Motor Inn. A planning meeting for the class is set for Monday at 7 30 in the Trading Post at Manchester. Twenty five members remain missing and are listed. contact Mrs. George Harvey at 3597 Village Drive if located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Manchester Motor Inn
Trading Post
the Manchester
Demna Allen
Virginia Barker
Marjorie Barlow
Genevieve Bartrug
Kennedy Buell
Florence DeMoss
Chester Ducker
Edward Graff
Helen Greene
Robert Hayes
Leonard Hodgin
Kenneth Kraut
Typhoon Strikes Hong Kong Killing Thousands in 1907
A devastating typhoon hit Hong Kong on September 19 1907 killing about 50000 people and leaving widespread destruction. Recovery efforts and casualty estimates followed as authorities assessed the disaster’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
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Dayton
Alvin Shock
Terry Howard
Beam Circle
Franklin
Whalen
Deborah J. McIntosh
Ben Harrison Sr
Bruce L. Hardin
Avalon Park
Journal
John Spencer
Spencer
Roosevelt Blvd
Mall
S. Main ST
THE
Moose Lodge
Gilbert Laile
Rosalia Leach
Marjorie Long
Katherine Manning
Mary McLaughlin
Eskalene Meyers
Katherine Miller
Bertha Noles
Millie Palmer
Clara Phibbs
Elsie Rusche
Bessie Schumer
Carl Thomas
Goldie West
George Harvey
Village Drive
Hamilton
Uren Middi Richmond
Centerville
Letown
HE Big
IAD
Richmond
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