Foreclosure Notice for Tax Liens in Butler County Ohio
The County Auditor lists numerous taxpayers including Perkins Harry and Lurene Peterson Mary Reed Myrta Adams and others with parcel numbers and values. All taxes assessments penalties and interest must be paid or the tracts will be certified for foreclosure or forfeited to the State per County Auditor R H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossi
Angelo
Emilia
Thoelking
Madge
Watson, Perry E
Esther F
Wells
John R
Geneva
Whipple
Freda
Wilson
Fred
Merdis
R. H. Smith
Butler County
Ohio
Golf Group Holds Franklin Club Election for 1948
At a Franklin Golf Club board meeting in the City Building Council Rooms Frank Matson was elected president for 1948. Dr. O L Layman was chosen vice president and Sei bert Matthews secretary and treasurer. Retiring president Carl Eisenmenger presided and joined the board alongside Dr Layman and new directors Robert Ward Ed Weaver Robert T Eaton Wm Shera James Blangey Middletown and George Toed tham Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Golf Club
Frank Matson
O. L. Layman
Seibert Matthews
Carl Eisenmenger
Layman
Robert Ward
Ed Weaver
Robert T. Eaton
Wm. Shera
James Blangey
Middletown
George Toedtham
Germantown
Franklin Franklin Franks Lifts Quarantine After Scarlet Fever
Franklin residents report Carol Augspur ger has recovered from scarlet fever and quarantine is lifted. Mrs. William Betzler returns home after injuries from an automobile accident last year and hospital stay. Susan Kay Burdge ill with flu. other locals announce gatherings and visits as community life resumes. Milo Fealy spoke at Hi Y Club meeting. plans unfold for Grand Inspection visit. neighbors attend upcoming events at farms and local homes. West Side Bible Study Class meets Friday to study ways of exercising love for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carol Augspurger
Augspur
William Betzler
Middletown Hospital
Park Ave
Susan Kay Burdge
John Burdge
Arthur Taylor, Jr
Main St
Edwina Lytle
Cincinnati
Milo Fealy
Central School
Lebanon
Order of the Eastern Star
Jesse Brandenburg
Chautauqua
Calmer Brandenburg
Burdze
Susan Kay
Edw. Crosley
Dayton
Thomas Mount
Beavertown
Arthur Gross
West Side
Lola Bullard
Spring Ave
Christ
Frank Murray
Local Social Notes From Lebanon Include Engageme nt Shower and Bridge Club
A February 2 engagement is celebrated for Miss Jean Kinsworthy and Carless Blevins with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lewis on Sycamore Street. Guests include Mrs. Enos Gillman and Mrs. Stanford Daubenmire. Other items note Two Table bridge at Mrs. Jess Mengle’s and family dinners hosted by the Pence family with multiple relatives visiting Springfield and Portland guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jean Kinsworthy
Carless Blevins
Enos Gillman
Stanford Daubenmire
Ralph Lewis
Sycamore St
David Ross
Cr “Os Mane i
Miss Kinsworthy
Coburn
John Cote
Maurice Pence
Chris Blumenschenkel
Jess Mengle
South East St
Heber Williams
J. C. Vian
H. H. Druhot
Charles Collins
Miron Keeler
Miles Pence
Middletown
Howard Fogle
Charlies Satterthwaite
Isa Pence
Herschel Hatfield
Marjorie Burliss
Portland
Ore
Jay Elliott
Springfield
Commerce Loyalty Records Subpoenaed for Condon
Chairman J Par nell Thomas says the Commerce Department loyalty records on Condon will be subpoenaed for today and may be used in public hearings. Thomas notes even if Condon is loyal he could be indiscreet. a security view says it matters little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Commerce Department
Condon
Thomas
Shaple
House Committee
General Meyers Drew. $208000 From Dayton Firm Testimony
Federal jury heard that Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers drew 208000 during World War II from Aviation Electric Co of Dayton Ohio. Witness Lamarre said 150000 in profits were paid to Meyers, largely concealed as salary kickbacks, with 58000 repaid as loans. He testified Meyers directed the concealment and pressed partners to give him most of their pay.
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Washington
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Bennett E. Meyers
Dayton, O
Lamarre
Meyers
General
Aviation Electric Company
Army Air Forces
Lamarre Add
Thomas E. Readnower
Readnower
Aviation Electric
Woman Loses Damage Suit Over Directory Listing
Ellen S. Bell failed to prove a valid contract with Northern Ohio Telephone Co for a directory listing at Bell Corset Shop Norwalk at 3 50 a month. The Ohio Supreme Court rejected treble damages and ruled she did not show facts to support a breach or damages, including loss of profits.
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Columbus
Ellen S. Bell
Ohio Supreme Court
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Bell
Norwalk
No More Orders For Specials Says Registrar
FRANKLIN GORDON LeRoy local registrar warns car owners it is too late to reserve special license numbers. He had announced orders would close March 1 but will now issue tags as available. Tags are sold at the Miami Sales and Service Garage on Main Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Gordon LeRoy
LeRoy
Miami
Main St
Fifth Sts
Folsom Nomination Timeline and Family Ties Laid Out
The narrative traces Folsom’s 1946 election path from primaries in May and June after a 1946 birth in Nashville, Tennessee. It notes his late wife’s 1944 death and that two daughters named Rachel and Melissa accompanied him on campaign travels, with Mrs. Johnston’s Alabama roots and no monetary claim in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Nashville
Tenn
Michigan
Folsom
Silverton Guests From Detroit Stay Week in Dugan Home
Silverton Mr and Mrs Howard Balthasar and daughter Lynn from Detroit visited Sunday. Mrs Balthasar and Lynn remained for a week with Mr and Mrs Earl Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Thompson
Beverly
Sharon Chiles
Susie
Harry Balthasar
Silverton
Howard Balthasar
Lynn
Detroit
Michigan
Earl Dugan
Nicholson ordered deported to Scotland after shanghaied claim
Alis tair Nicholson, who says he was shanghaied into the U S Army, has been ordered deported to Scotland. His attorney John Santora said immigration officials notified him of the decision yesterday and an appeal will be filed. Nicholson surrendered to authorities on January 6 after arriving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alistair Nicholson
U. S
Scotland
Nicholson
John Santora
The
Eight Communists Executed in Athens for 1944 Rebellion
In Athens eight Communists were executed today for crimes committed during the December 1944 rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lyubimov Removed as Russia Trade Minister
London AP reports Alexander Lyubimov was relieved of his post as Russia's minister of trade for unsatisfactory work. Pravda criticizes Russian industries for shoddy products amid party pressure on industry.
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London
Alexander Lyubimov
Russia
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Pravda
Cyprus police open fire injuring four during striker crowd
In Nicosia four people were injured when police fired into a crowd of miners and strikers gathering near the Cyprus mine during labor protests. Officials said the incident occurred as demonstrations escalated between workers and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Jane Mee
Soviet Kremlin Arm Restoration Advances Work
Moscow reports progress in restoring 14 of the Kremlin arms after extensive bricking and gaps. Workers begin reopening loopholes as part of the face lift project in the historic fortress complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Cal under oath denies Communist party membership
A husky Californian testified before a House Labor subcommittee declaring under oath that he has never been a Communist. He said he would reveal if ever joined, adding he cannot be deported to RI where he was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
House
Prague court orders seizure of three power denunciation
AP reports a Czech criminal court ordered confiscation of a three power denunciation of the Communist seizure of power in Czechoslovakia. U S press attache Joseph Kolarek said copies of the de Communist leaders call for still more drastic purges. Rudolf Slansky said the action committees that executed the coup last week are here to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Joseph Kolarek
Rudolf Slansky
Clay says Germany's upturn with improved western zones
General Lucius D. Clay said western activity can be expected and that improved conditions in the Anglo American zones will help reduce Communist influences. He told a news conference that Germany is beginning its upturn and voiced confidence after months of restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aance
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Mother Succumbs Carrying Death Message in Ross County
Mrs. Marthur Barber, 59, died while delivering a death notice to her son Ray in northwestern Ross County. The body was found on a hillside path by her son Floyd during a search. Cause of death listed as a heart attack near the time she left her home around 10 p.m.
Splitting Crow Tongues Fails to Improve Speech
A historical note states that splitting a crow’s tongue does not enhance its ability to vocalize. The passage discusses how a bird’s tongue contributes little to its utterance of sounds, challenging folk beliefs about bird speech and vocal modification.
Vatican Decree Bans Catholics From Backing Reds in Elections
The Sacred Consistorial Congregation issued a decree instructing Catholics worldwide to vote only for candidates who will “respect and defend the rights of the Church.” It follows Cardinal Schuster in Italy who ordered priests to refuse absolution to Communists and warned that a Communist vote is gravely illicit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Sacred Consistorial Congregation of
Roman Catholic Church
Vatican
Pope Pius XII
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
James Cardinal McGuigan
Toronto
Italy
Alfredo Ildefonso
Schuster
Consistorial Congregation
Cardinal Schuster
Unita
Como
Communist Party
Popular Front
Rogers Party
Butler county seniors top 25 percent on state scholarship test
Thirteen Butler county seniors from small communities scored in the upper quarter on the general scholarship test. Administered in Hamilton and Middletown February 6 and 7 by the Ohio Department of Education, certificates will be issued. Scores ranged up to 230 from schools including McGuffey Fairfield Monroe Reily and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Ohio Department of Education
Robert Arthur Hefner
McGuffey
Sydney Hadfield
Hanover
Ralph Lewis Guernsey
Monroe
Wilburn Latham Catron
Stewart
Glenn Elvin Maddox
Fairfield
James Ray Wilson
Ross
Phyllis Ann Reed
William Frederick Cottrell
Allan Carter Brand
Wanda Estelle Thomas
Shirley Lou Zimmerman
Mildred Ann Lyons
Margaret Jane Welch
Reily
McCabe Denies Ordering Tail Cutting of Surplus Bombers
Senate hearings on Thomas B. McCabe's fitness for the Federal Reserve Board feature Tobey accusing McCabe of ordering tail cuts on 11 B 25 bombers sold to a firm linked to T L Soong. McCabe denies recalling any such order and says the charge is new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas B. McCabe
China
McCabe
Tobey
R-Nh
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Senate
Marriner S. Eccles
Eccles
B. A. Johnson
T. L. Soong
T. V. Soong
Taft Stassen Contest Seeds Side Skirmish in Ohio
Ohio Republican contest over Taft and Stassen delegates sparks a dispute over whether Taft aided Carrington Marshall’s wartime judgeship appointment in Nuremberg Ed D Schorr a Taft delegate candidate asserted help while Marshall denied the claim challenging proof and declaring no Taft influence in his selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Taft
Stassen
Ed D. Schorr
Newsmen
Carrington T. Marshall
Nuernberg
Germany
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Schorr
Nurenberg
Minnesota
Nuernberg Court
Grand Dragon Of Klan Denounces Truman Plan In Georgia
In Wrightsville Georgia Grand Dragon Samuel Green addressed about 300 Ku Klux Klan members as they paraded and burned a 15 foot cross on the courthouse lawn The event occurred on the eve of a Democratic primary with 241 Negroes eligible to vote but none appeared Two days earlier a cross was burned in Gordon Wilkinson County Green attacked President Truman s civil rights policy and warned the south of blood should a Negro gain equal status under federal force He was the only unhooded speaker at the rally and wore green regalia indicating his rank
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Wrightsville
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
South
Samuel Green
Atlanta
Johnson County
Green
Truman
Georgia Klan
Gordon
Wilkinson County
Pastor Named As Director For War Victims Fund
The Rev. Richard Kennedy of St. Malachy Church Morrow is named regional director for the Bishop's Fund for Victims of War 1948 Appeal. Funds will be raised via Laetare Sunday March 7 parish collections Lent school drives corporate gifts from Catholic lay groups and voluntary participation. He will oversee the drive for St. Malachy Morrow St. Francis de Sales Lebanon St. Susanne Mason St. Augustine Waynesville and St. Columban Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Richard Kennedy
St. Malachy
Morrow
Bishop's Fund For
Kennedy
St. Malachy Church
St. Francis de Sales
St. Susanne
Mason
St. Augustine Church
Waynesville
St. Columban Church
Love
10 Foot Python Found Dead In Carnival Truck Crash
Reading police investigated a carnival truck crash in which a 10-foot python carcass was found among the wreckage and another snake was believed to have escaped. Authorities suggested cold weather likely caused the animal’s death.
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Reading
Greece and Turkey in Grave Danger warns lawmakers
Secretary of State Marshall and Secretary Forrestal cautioned Congress that Greece and Turkey face grave danger if they cannot remain free without additional support. They warned aid is essential to prevent communist influence and regional instability.
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Greece
Turkey
Washington
Marshall
Forrestal
Congress
House
Eign Affairs Committee
Marsh
Defense Forrestal
Russia
Czechlovakia
Hall
Mons
Government Seen Likely to Back Wheat Prices If Curbs Stay
Secretary Anderson told Senator Young that a carryover of 150 million bushels may be kept, but he favors repealing the carryover requirement. He cited July 1, 1947, carryover as adequate and warned a price propping effort if export curbs remain in place.
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Washington
W AP
Anderson
Congress
Senator Young
R-Nd
Young
Murder trial recess as defense cites evidence ruling
The first degree murder trial of Beach, 22, was recessed as attorney arguments paused deliberations over whether Beach's confession about stabbing eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley on New Year’s night should be admitted. The jury was excused and slated to reconvene the next morning after funeral proceedings for Startey Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Beach
Sheriff Notifies Youngstown of Prisoner Transfer Charges
Sheriff Aaron E. Elser says no more city prisoners will be held after April 10 at the county jail unless rate increases are approved. Columbiana County and nearby areas without a jail have agreed to the new charges.
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Youngstown
Aaron E. Elser
Columbiana County
Geither
Man Fined $100 For Intoxication In Ohio County Court
Lebanon resident Howard Jacobs of near Waynesville was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in the court of Squire J G Howell. He faced additional charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, was placed under $1 000 bond, and held for grand jury action.
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Lebanon
Howard Jacobs
Waynesville
Squire J. G. Howell
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