Out Of State Driver Warned On Ohio License Tags
Police warn out-of-state license holders with expired plates must buy 1955 Ohio tags to avoid impoundment and fines. Lt. James Combs notes cars with expired or no plates may be seized, with penalties including a $3 citation, $5 tow fee, and 75 cents daily storage. To reclaim a car, pay fines and purchase Ohio tags. Ohio accepts valid transfer of home state title and registration through officials, noting reciprocal time limits with other states.
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Middletown
Lt. Combs
Traffic Bureau
Ohio
Central Ave
Butler County Common Pleas
Joseph Kiep
Court House of
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Two Held For Break In Attempt Bound To Jury
Two men Jess Gibson 43 and Jack Moore 27 were bound to the Butler County Grand Jury after pleading guilty in Squire Charles Paullin's court to two counts of attempted burglary at the Gillen Crow Drug Store 3228 Yankee Rd. They planned to lower into the store via a skylight using a rope. Bond set at 1000 each. Moore fled upon arrest at his home Mansfield Reformatory record noted.
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Butler County
Gillen Crow
Yankee Rd
Jess Gibson
Jack Moore
Navaho St
Moore
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio
Kentucky
Gibson
Car Crash in Ohio Leaves Two Injured One Seriously
Two people were hurt when a southbound car ran off Ohio 503 near the Butler-Preble line and overturned. Anna Reed of Topeka Kansas, 80, was admitted with forehead bruises and possible injuries to the chest pelvis and right shoulder in fair condition. Her brother Neil Ramsey, 6, of 901 Columbia Ave., treated for a right shoulder bone separation and released. The Ramsey vehicle struck a pole after exiting the curve. A separate tractor trailer driven by Barney Boss, 40, of Holland Michigan, left the highway near Millville and damaged a fence. no injuries were reported.
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Butler-Preble
Middletown Hospital
Anna Reed
Topeka
Kans
Ramsey
Barney Boss
Holland
Mich
U. S. 27
Millville
Minor Car Mishap Reported In City
One minor auto mishap was reported to city police yesterday. No injuries. A stopped car owned by E. E. Loh, 36, Dillsboro Indiana, was on a westbound path driven by Carl E. Martin, 30, 1205 Skew St., at Yankee Road Verity Parkway at 3:07 p.m. yesterday, about $10 damage. A delayed report shows a car driven by Don Bruns, 44, 1814 Carroll Ave., collided with a parked truck owned by Beckman Dickerson Co., 36 Crawford St., at Grimes Street Central Avenue at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Damage totaled $25.
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E. E. Loh
Dillsboro
Ind
Carl E. Martin
Skew St
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Don Bruns
Carroll Ave
Beckman-Dickerson Co
Crawford St
Grimes Street
Central Avenue
At The Movies shows Friday and Saturday listings
Paramount screens Cute Queen of Montana at 1:15 4:15 7:15 and 10 p.m. This Is My Love plays 2:40 5:40 8:45 p.m. Strand presents Hell Below Zero 1:15 4:15 7:15 and 10:05 p.m. Outlaw Stallion 3:00 6:10 9:05 p.m. Saturday Outlaw Stallion 1:30 5:05 8:40 p.m. Hell Below Zero 2:45 6:20 9:55 p.m.
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Paramount
RC Drive Starts Fast
The two day old Red Cross drive here has brought in $1,104.40, general drive chairman Harold Calvin announced today. He called the results a strong start and said the drive looks to be an extremely successful 1955 effort. The breakdown lists $165.95 for the Armco division, $290.46 for paper companies, and $132.50 for other industries. Clubs and churches contributed along with general gifts.
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General Drive
Harold Calvin
Armco
Calvin
Franklin Vets Plan Polio Aid Event At High School Gym
About 200 veterans from World War I II and Korea will join a Franklin Veterans Fight for Polio program Saturday night at Franklin High School Gym. The 7:30 pm event features two basketball games, one under old rules with center jump after scores, the other under modern rules, plus halftime acts by Gerald Miller Gene Brandenburg and a vets quartet, a magic show by Roy Fitzgerald, and music by an orchestra and hillbilly band.
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John Shotwell
Franklin High School
Gerald Miller
Gene Brandenburg
Vets
Roy Fitzgerald
Aviation Club Plans Double Duty Meeting
Middletown Aviation Club members and families are set for a business meeting and social session tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m in the clubhouse off Germantown Road. Dale Converse club president says the program includes movies and slides.
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Germantown Road
Dale Converse
Zoning Survey Proposed for Springboro Council
Springboro council weighed a plan by consultant Carroll W Hill for a community zoning survey to guide a future ordinance. Estimated cost 400 to 500 dollars, with maps of land use, a sketch of proposed development, a zoning map and ordinance. The plan would address future sewage and water service extensions and aim to curb ribbon development. Mayor ONeill urged serious consideration but noted village finances must be reviewed before a decision. Nine street lights were approved for new subdivisions and a Market Street repair petition was received.
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Middletown Hospital births surge in February 1955
During February 1955 Middletown Hospital recorded 150 births. William Bohman, administrator, said 91 babies were born to local residents within Middletown corporate limits and five to residents from other Butler County areas. Seven were born to Montgomery County parents and 32 to Warren County residents, including 22 from Franklin city, with five from Preble County. Total births for 1955 reached 326, down from 369 in the first two months of last year.
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Preble County
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Judge Pats Knife Wielder On Three Years Probation
HAMILTON Special Clifford Castle 27 Hamilton charged with cutting with intent to wound was placed on probation for three years when arraigned before Common Pleas Judge Fred B Cramer. He was ordered to get a job within 10 days and pay 500 restitution for medical expenses to James Catching.
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Clifford Castle
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
James Catching
Oxford State Rd
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Catching
Cramer
Three Juveniles Jailed After Car Theft Spree
Special Judge Harry F Walsh ordered three boys aged 15 to 17 sent to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster and placed a fourth on probation after a Hamilton me car-stealing spree last Monday. Police chased, the youths stole a car in Hamilton drove to Camden and back before abandoning a car in Fisher Body lot and being captured after a foot race with Hamilton officers. Two had previous releases from jail just last Thursday.
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Harry F. Walsh
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Lancaster
Camden
Gilmore Road
Charles B. Walke
Frank South
Fisher Body
Permit Issued To Martha Dillman for Off-Premise Beer Wine
The State Department of Liquor Control issued a permit yesterday allowing the sale of beer and wine for off-premise consumption to Martha Dillman of Dillman’s Market located at 1103 Young St. The move enables ongoing retail alcohol sales by the market.
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Dillman’s
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Dazey Re-elected to Middletown Hospital Board
Dazey, vice president and manager of LeSourdsville Lake, was re-elected yesterday as president of Middletown Hospital's board of trustees. He has helped plan the new hospital addition due for completion this summer. Also re-elected were Howard L. Cheney, E. A. Correa, and Robert Q. Millan, each for one year.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Middletown Hospital
Dazey
National Assn
Davey
Howard L. Cheney
Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Franklin
E. A. Correa
Armco
Robert Q. Millan
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
City Examinations Show 39 Take Civil Service Tests
City Manager Howard Kramer expressed relief as police and fire divisions faced staffing gaps during a wave of civil service promotional exams at Middletown High School. Thirty-nine personnel tested for captain, detective, sergeant, and assistant chief roles amid a tense turnout and tough questions.
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Howard
Division of Fire
Thieves Grab Soda and Car Parts in Local Thefts
Mrs Jewel Lovett reported 19 cases of root beer stolen from a warehouse alley between Mary Etta and Charles Streets over the past two weeks, valued at 31.36. Separately a Middletown Hospital project saw 30 or 40 bags of mortar cement and hod carrier overalls stolen this week. Mrs Robert McFeeters said fender skirts vanished from her car on Queen Avenue Wednesday night, and Charles Oakley reported four hubcaps stolen from his car on Clayton Avenue the same evening.
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Jewel Lovett
Wrenn Ct
Police Traffic Bureau
Mary Etta
Charles Streets
Middletown Hospital
Robert McFeeters
Queen Ave
Charles Oakley
Gideon Rd
Clayton Avenue
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