Eight School Cafeterias Will Operate This Fall
Wade E. Miller announced that eight Middletown public school cafeterias will operate next year under a new supervisor Miss Elizabeth Shearsley of Columbus. The move adds three cafeterias and affects Taft Wilson Jefferson high and elementary campuses with new dining facilities and renovations.
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Middletown Public
Wade E. Miller
Board of Education
Elizabeth Shearsley
Columbus
Lazarus Department Store
Ohio State University
Lazarus
Toledo
Miller
Taft and
Wilson
Jefferson School
Rent Control Office Opened In Hamilton
The Butler County Rent Control Board opens a full time office in Hamilton led by Thomas Hines as director in the Rentschler building. He will continue weekly Middletown visits to assist landlords and renters with rent problems. The board is chaired by Braxton Tewart with members from Hamilton and Middletown.
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Hamilton
Butler County Rent Control Board
Middletown
Thomas Hines
Cincinnati
Rent Control Office
Rentschler
Hines
City
Butler Rent Control Board
Braxton Tewart
Jack Dalton
Leonard Black
L. L. Hunter
Wilson Treleaven
Charles Ritzie
William T. Schneider
Robert Whitaker
Margaret G. Clapp
Middletown White Shrine Rummage Sale Set for 1335 Central Ave
The Middletown White Shrine announces a rummage sale tomorrow at the former U S E S building located at 1335 Central Ave. Members are asked to donate items and Mrs. Tom Class serves as chairman.
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Middletown
Cincinnati Store President Dies After Four Year Illness
Bolton S. Armstrong, president of the Mabley and Carew Company department store in Cincinnati, died today after a four year decline following a stroke. He had led the firm for years and was a prominent local business figure.
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Cincinnati
Bolton S. Armstrong
Mabley and Carew Company
Middletown Boys Head to Buckeye State Camp Perry
Twenty Middletown youths left for Camp Perry Ohio to campaign for Bill Lane at the Buckeye Boys State session. They travel with signs and posters and expect to arrive around 5 p.m. Daylong campaigning will precede the three day event. Ron Lane and Ray Skinner organized the delegation with local industry support backing the effort.
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Lane
Middletown
Buckeye
State
Legion Home
Bill Lane
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Guard
Lake Erie
American Legion
Legion
Indus
Ron Lane
Ray Skinner
Motor Bicycle Licenses Targeted Teens by Police
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore and Cpl. O J Simmons announced strict scrutiny of motor bicycles ridden by teenagers. Operators must hold licenses, with one warning then Juvenile Court citation. Parents urged to ensure legal compliance as age 16 licenses tied to parental signatures. younger riders need restricted permits from Columbus for good cause.
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Joseph Blackmore
Cpl
O. J. Simmons
Blackmore
Simmons
Bureau of Motor
Fight Leads to Counter Charges in Local Dispute
Two men face dual charges after a fight left one injured. Allen Youtsler of 3120 Illinois Ave is charged with menace and assault with intent to kill while Everett Myers of 2112 Highland St is charged with assault. Each has warrants against the other. Youtsler was arrested today and Myers earlier, released on $1000 bond to appear next Wednesday.
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Allen
Bud) Youtsler
Illinois Ave
Everett Myers
Highland St
Youtsler
Myers
Young Soprano To Sing Sunday At Trenton Church
Miss Mary Wilson a Wayne Township High School graduate and soprano soloist will perform at 10 30 a m Sunday morning service at Trenton United Presbyterian Church. She recently earned a superior rating at the Cincinnati district festival and placed second in the Otterbein College state festival winning a 400 scholarship. Accompanist will be Mrs Francis Brelsford a Wayne School music instructor and Trenton Church member.
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Mary Wilson
Wayne Township High School
Trenton United
Francis Brelsford
Wayne School
Trenton Church
At The Movies This Weekend
Paramount shows Opera tion Disaster at 1:30 4:50 8:15 p m. Ration Pass at 3:15 6:40 10 p m. Strand presents Destination Big House 1:15 3:30 5:45 8:15 10:35 p m Streets Of Ghost Town 2:35 4:50 7:10 9:40 p m. Saturday Destination Big House 2:00 5:00 7:55 10:25 p m Streets Of Ghost Town 3:25 6:20 9:20 p m. Colonial screens Rawhide 1:55 4:00 6:05 8:10 10:10 p m.
Rock sues bus firm over Weirton crash toll
William F. Rock of Weirton filed a $10,000 damage suit against the Pittsburgh and Weirton Bus Company. The action stems from a bus crash that killed 13 people in Weirton on April 29.
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Weirton
W. Va
William F. Rock
Pittsburgh and Weirton Bus Company
Dr. E. R. Turner Named Pastor in Dayton After 21 Years
On the final day of the Miami Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Camp Miami Germantown Dr. E R Turner was appointed to lead Beaver town Church in Dayton by Bishop Fred L Dennis Turner has served the First EUB Church in Dayton 21 years He is Otterbein College trustee and Bonebrake Seminary graduate He is former president of the Middletown Ministerial Association and has two sons and a daughter.
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Miami
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Camp Miami
Germantown
E. R. Turner
Beavertown
Dayton
Fred L. Dennis
Turner
EUB
Otterbein College
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Middletown Ministerial Association
Hamilton-Middletown
Norris Memorial Church
College Hill
Cincinnati
High Street
First
Clearfield
Eugene R. Turner
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Middletown
E. H. Hammon
Hammon
Piqua
Bonebrike “Minary
Johnstown
Celv
Church Federation of
Greater Dayton
Departure
Four Men Attack Car Driver In New Miami Intersection
Billy Williams twenty of Camden Route 1 is recovering at Mercy Hospital Hamilton from head injuries and two stab wounds after four unknown assailants attacked at the Trenton Road and U S 127 intersection near New Miami. Williams said the four men in another car, who had pulled up at the intersection after a reported traffic incident, stabbed him after an argument. The four men fled. Michael Ben Willeford of near Camden, a passenger with Williams, was unharmed.
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Billy Williams
Camden
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Trenton Rd
U.S. 127
New Miami
Williams
Michael Ben Willeford
Near
City Workers Receive Retroactive Pay Under New Plan
About 200 city employees received retroactive and regular pay under a new wage classification system. The checks, issued yesterday and today, cover retroactive pay to January 1, completing the city pay study begun after police and firefighters sought raises.
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