New $160000 Row Type Housing To Be Built Near Miami River
Middletown approves a $160000 row house project on Seventh Ave and Maple St near the Great Miami River. Dayton firm will construct two brick veneer buildings with 20 units, parking, laundry yards, and play area under FHA backing. Walter A. Rabold as architect. Thomas M. Bogardus, Inc. as general contractor.
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Middletown
Orville Corn
Seventh Ave
Aple St
Dayton
Iami Terrace
The
Walter A. Rabold
Thomas M. Bogardus
FHA
Maple St
Maple St., Last Street
Great Miami River
Carson
Water service cut delayed in citywide maintenance
Scheduled shutoffs for new water lines were delayed due to technical issues. No outage occurred yesterday at First Ave and Crawford St nor today at Grand Ave and Lamneck Sts. A major shutdown is now planned for Saturday noon covering Grand Ave west to Garfield St, Garfield St, Forest Ave, and Baltimore Forest Ave to Fairmount. Residents are urged to draw water before Saturday noon.
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First Ave
Crawford St
Grand Ave
Lamneck Sts
Garfield St
Woodlawn Ave
Forest Ave
Garfield
Young St
Baltimore
Fairmount
County Seeks Hydrant Charge Reduction
Butler County Commissioners pressed for a lower hydrant fee during a joint session with Middletown City Commissioners. The current rate is 10 dollars per hydrant annually. No decision was taken. the board will gather data for city review while also discussing drainage in Mayfield. Attendees included County Prosecutor Jackson and commissioners Reiff and Augspurger, and Middletown City officials led by the city commission.
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Butler
Middletown
Mayfield
City Commission
Fred J. Schatzmann
Arthur Reiff
Gordon Augspurger
Jackson
Legionnaires Elect Russell Stevens Jr as 1950 Commander
After 590 ballots in Middletown Post 218 American Legion chose Russell D. Stevens Jr. as commander. Other officers include John Ingwersen, Max Long, Walter Spindler as vice commanders and Edward Ports mouth adjutant. Delegates to Ohio convention named. highway resolution urged four lane route to U.S. 25.
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Post 218
Ameican Legion
Russell D. Stevens, Jr
Middletown Sand and Gravel Company
Calvin Lloyd
John A. Ingwersen
Max D. Long
Walter H. Spindler
Edward W. Portsmouth
Harry E. Newlin
Colin H. Campbell
Martin Coffey
George Denny
Arthur Albaugh
John Baker
Marvin Blankenship
Joe Canter
Joe Cox
Don Frisby
Harold Goetz
Tom Haney
Dick Krebs
E. A. Lampe
Paul R. Long
Sam McAdow
Walter Pawelkoski
Joe Rapp
Dave Regan
Cecil Runyan
J. D. Sawyer
William Verity
Howard Wilson
Ohio Department of Highways
Middletown
Traction Line
State
Franklin
Community Service Committee
Lausche
State Highway Department
Taft
Bricker
Long
Legion Home
E. B. Sickle
Picnic Committee
Safety check passes five thousand at Verity lanes
The Verity Parkway operation near Fourteenth Avenue reported 438 cars yesterday, lifting the total to 5151 as Sgt James Combs and Patrolman John Combs issued 40 defect correction orders, 26 fixed immediately. Last year 4456 cars were checked. five days remain in June with lanes open Wednesday Thursday Friday 10 am to 6 pm.
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Verity Pkwy
Fourteenth Ave
James Combs
John Combs
Work Under Way On Middletown Bus Depot Project
A two week start is planned for a $50,000 inter city bus terminal at 8 Clinton St in Middletown. Ferro Concrete Construction Company will build a one story concrete block and tile station, with building permission issued by Orville Carson the building commissioner.
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Clinton St
Orville Carson
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Middletown Aviation Club
River Rd
Alert
George Crabtree
Lafayette St
David Armbruster
Grand Ave
J. Les DuErmit
Aberdeen Dr
C. E. McFadden
Wilmore St
Accidental Shooting Victim Satisfactory at Hospital
Ralph Long a 16 year old Franklin Route 1 resident was listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after being shot in the right chest. The gunfire came from a dog shooting incident at Earl Reed’s farm north of Blueball. Reed’s family were repairing fences when he fired the gun at a dog with a chicken in its mouth. the bullet hit Long by the weeds. The event was ruled accidental with no charges filed. Officers Satterthwaite Tietmeyer and Schultheiss investigated.
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Ralph Long
Franklin Route 1
Middletown Hospital
Earl Reed
Reed
Blueball
John Long
Long
Richard Satterthwaite
Charles Tietmeyer
Warren County
Richard Schultheiss
Butler County
Committee to Meet On Dramatization Week Plans
The steering committee of the Safety Dramatization Week committee will meet at 4 p.m. today in the Civic Association building to discuss parade plans for the 1950 Dramatization Week program, set for July 9 to 15.
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Civic Association
Ing
Cloudy and Warmer Forecast for Middletown
Middletown weather today expects partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with a low in the 60s. Yesterday’s range was 62 to 85 degrees, and this morning’s low rose from 64 to 77 degrees by 9:30 a.m. Thunder showers are possible Friday afternoon and evening.
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Middletown
Judge Aims to Clear Docket Before October Term
The purpose, said Judge Cra mer, is to keep the docket from becoming clogged with cases that otherwise would have to wait until the October term of the court.
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Cramer
May Grand Jury To Be Recalled In Butler County
Judge Fred B. Cramer said the Butler County Common Pleas Court grand jury will be recalled for the May term to handle unfinished business. About 30 minor criminal cases from the adjourned session will be referred to jurors for investigation, with the panel expected to convene around July 10, according to County Prosecutor Jackson Bosch.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Jackson Bosch
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