Middletown approves most of zoning plan while keeping southeast corner residential
City commissioners unanimously approve the general provisions of Middletown's proposed zoning ordinance and keep the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Highview Road residential. They consider neighborhood business zoning for 18th Avenue between Minnesota Street and Verity Parkway and vote to reduce meters around Central and Main Streets. The panel approves fuel and coal purchases for city departments.
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Middletown
Planning Commission
Central Avenue
Highview Road
18Th Avenue
Central and
Highview
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Central
William W. Denham
Minnesota Street
Verity Park
Denham
Verity
Minnesota
City Commission Grants Thanks For Easement Support
The City Commission voted letters of thanks to Ohio Senator Ed Dell and Assemblyman James Sexton for sponsoring bills to grant the city an easement across state land for the interceptor sewer project. A Middletown Baha i Community letter on faith policy was received and filed. The manager’s differences with the finance director and civil service on a non permanent employee were discussed and a civil service letter was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ed Dell
James Sexton
Middletown
Civil Service Commission
Ten Year Projection Studies Middletown School Growth
A citizens committee heard a subcommittee report forecasting Middletown schools will gain about 600 pupils annually for ten years. The analysis ranks growth by school and area, noting strongest increases east of the river and urging cooperation among schools, boards, and planners as final draft is prepared.
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Middletown
Citizens Committee
David BP. Arnold
Arnold
Oneida
Amanda
Wilson
Monroe High School
Washington
Garfield
Taft
Middletown High
Maple Park
Mayfield
Dental
Sherman
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
McKinley
Monroe
Lohan
Park Board
Lrgely
Board of Education
Flags in stock at local stores for Independence Day
Local shoppers find flags at Central Store Reed Klopps and Kresge's priced from 5.98 to two for 15 cents. Demand is steady but no holiday rush, except at the American Legion which reports no individual flag sales. Legion only handles school orders. Some shops confirm they do not carry flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed-Klopps and
Kresge's
Monroe Youth To Give Concert
Dr A B Lekvold head of Mi ami University music department presents Gene Young son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Young of Grand Ave in a band concert Sunday at the campus quadrangle. Young a Lemon Monroe High senior this fall attends the workshop on a scholarship for the third summer and will play a trumpet solo La Virgin De La Macaren by Mendez. The program begins at 1 30 p m and features the band orchestra and chorus of the workshop with Roger Carter and Earl Jones of Monroe also attending.
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A. B. Lekvold
Miami University
Gene Young
Calvin Young
Grand Ave
Young
Lemon-Monroe High School
Mendev
Roger Carter
Earl Jones
Monroe
No Parking Sign Incident Leads to Charges in City Court
A 26 year old Middleton resident faces two counts after his car reportedly knocked down a no parking sign on N Sutphin Street at 5 5 p m. He left the scene before being taken into custody later near Yankee Road. Officers also cited Alfred Lansaw for failure to yield and Ruth Faulkner for no license after a two car crash in West Alley causing 400 dollars in damage.
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Middletonian
N. Sutphin Street
Andrew Fultz
Baltimore St
Fultz
Yankee Road
Cov Hall
Andrew Stephens
Larry White
Arnold Ferguson
Alfred Lansaw
Sherman Ave
Ruth Faulkner
West Middletown
Lebanon women injured as car overturns on Stubbs Mill Road
Two Lebanon residents were injured when the car they rode in failed to negotiate a curve and overturned off Stubbs Mill Road three miles south of Ohio 123 in Warren County. Nannie Peters, 18, suffered cuts to both legs and Dora Peters, 28, fractured her right arm. They were taken to Clinton County Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. State patrol said the southbound car driven by Nannie Peters missed a curve at the bottom of a hill and veered off the right side at about 8:15 p.m. The vehicle sustained extensive damage.
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Lebanon
Stubbs Mill Road
Ohio 123
Warren County
Clinton County Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Nannie Peters
S. East St
Dora Peters
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Dayton man DUI conviction over aleometer
George Boggs of 316 Albany Street challenged a September arrest on Yankee Road and Grove Street claiming the aleometer test was invalid. The Ohio Supreme Court refused review, affirming the jury verdict, $200 fine, three days in jail, and one year license suspension. Dr. Garret Boone testified the Middletown aleometer is highly accurate.
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Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
George Boggs
Albany St
Boggs
J.T. Lamb
Yankee Road
Grove Street
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Middletown
Franklin Rotary Told Of Nursing
Joan Brannaman of Carlisle spoke to the Franklin Rotary Club on nursing instruction methods. The meeting closed Charles Thirkield's term as club president and announced installation of new officers next Wednesday including William Smith as president and Richard O. Bridge as vice president.
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Franklin
Joan Brannaman
Carlisle
University of Cincinnati
Franklin Rotary Club
Charles Thirkield
William Smith
Richard O. Bridge
M.C. Hutchinson
Outing Planned By Golden Age Club
The Golden Age Club discussed an outing at Sunset Park for July 13 and was invited to attend July 15 wrestling at ONG Armory by Mark Walke who attended the meeting. Dancing singing and games were enjoyed with readings by Mike Breslen and Mrs Lee Keen and vocal selections by Mrs John Brumley and Charles Morey. Refreshments followed.
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Sunset Park
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Mark Walke
ONG Armory
Mike Breslen
Lee Keen
John Brumley
Charles Morey
Journal corrects misgendered Nicole LeMoyne notice
The Journal acknowledges an error calling 10 year old Nicole LeMoyne a son and corrects the record. Nicole fell from her bike and broke her left wrist. the family at 2101 Linden Ave. is named LeMoyne. The notice clarifies Nicole is a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicole LeMoyne
Joseph LeMoyne
Linden Ave
Nicole
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1St Avenues
Howard H. Kramer
Parkers
R A. Hill
Arthur C Sanderson
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Zero
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Chelsea
It Ag
Grimes
General Merchandise
R. C. Augsberger
Watch & Clock
Red Bud
Amy Ifs
Franklin Rotary
Golden Agers
Melampy
Sam Bartel
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