Cities and Schools Seek Faster Tax Remittance
County officials announced support for joint action by Middletown and Hamilton with their schools to speed tax money delivery. A meeting authorized leaders to investigate delays, noting school borrowing to pay salaries and interest accruals. Planning prints and potential joint land purchases were discussed with the park board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton
Ross H. Snyder
John W. Wendel
Breil
Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Planning Commission
Middletown Park Board
Francis Carmody
Joseph Woodruff
Hamilton City Council
School Board
Martin B. Miller
Board of Education
Miller
County Treasurer Wen Delivers Open Finance Call
Wen says cities and school boards can discuss late bills with his office and the auditor to find causes. Commissioner Snyder adds the County Commission will assist and is ready to meet with cities and boards anytime to fix the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel
R. H. Smith
Snyder
Coordinating Boards Discuss Shared City Problems
At a joint meeting the city, school board, park board and planning commission discussed mutual issues. A. C. Neff noted his commission coordinates with other boards to align school, park and street needs, then responded to Woodruff's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Park Board
Planning Commission
A. C. Neff
Woodruff
Neff
School Auction Postponed to April 10
Tilmen Ellison the board of education adviser said the public auction of the Young Street school buildings is postponed from tomorrow to April 10. The sale covers a 2.2 acre lot and two buildings with 13 rooms formerly used for Edison School special education classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Street
Tilmen Ellison
Board of Education
Young Street School
Edison School
Checker Wiswell to Demonstrate Skills Tonight in Sorg Room
Freestyle world checker champion Tom Wiswell of Brooklyn will demonstrate his specialty at 8 o clock in Sorg Paper Co conference room. Sponsored by Employer Activity Assn Wiswell has held the world title since 1951 and has showcased in Niles Youngstown Ashtabula and Columbus. He can play up to 50 opponents at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wiswell
Sorg Paper
Brooklyn
Wiswell
Middle town UCP group to discuss May fund drive
Tonight at 7 30 p m the Middle town United Cerebral Palsy chapter will discuss plans for a May fundraising campaign. The meeting is at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown United Cerebral Palsy Group
First Presbyterian Church
Voters Disqualified in Screening in Three Townships
1 782 voters were disqualified in Middletown Lemon and Madison townships after two years of no voting. Frank Dobrozsi deputy clerk says cards are mailed to those with pulled registrations urging re registration. Current counts show Middletown 13 59 cards pulled 17 064 new registrations Lemon 270 pulled 3 811 Madison 153 pulled 2 344 registrations. Board hours 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and noon Saturdays with registration open for November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lemon
Madison
Frank Dobrozsi
Dobrozsi
Lemon Township
New Explorer Post Formed in Crystal Tissue Scout Building
An Organization and Extension Committee announces a new Boy Scout Explorer post, Post 9, sponsored by Crystal Tissue Co. Five scouts join the post with Robert J. McDade as institutional representative, Paul W. Daughman as committee chairman, James R. Bumgardner as adviser, and O. D. Hogan as assistant adviser. Meetings occur Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brown
Pokey Griffith
Crystal Tissue Co
Robert J. McDade
Paul W. Daughman
James R. Bumgardner
O. D. Hogan
Crystal Tissue
City Building Bus Stop Changes Today
Police Chief Joseph Blackmore announces new bus stop locations to ease congestion. Westbound buses on Central Avenue now load at the north side stop east of Arpo Lane near Bell Telephony. Northbound Baltimore Street buses use the stop on the east side just south of Central. The former City Building stop west of Baltimore is abolished. No eastbound changes on Central.
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City Building
Central Avenue
Baltimore Street
Joseph Blackmore
Central
Arpo
Bell Telephony
Blackmore
Names Of Youths Revealed In Warren Fire Probe
The Warren County grand jury began examining four Lebanon area youths who reportedly confessed to arson, petit and grand larceny, and vandalism across Warren and Butler counties. Identified are Larry Hale, Brian Culbertson, Albert Brooks, and Marion Blankenship. Indictments expected Friday as investigators chase leads for six major fires totaling over $200,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Warren
Butler
Fred Jones
Larry Ray Hale
N. Mechanic St
Lebann
Brian Culbertson
W. Warren Street
Albert Brooks
Waynesville Rt
Marion Blankenship
Lebanon Rt
Richard Sat
Sam Smith
Babe Conner
Middletonn
Quick Action Sought For New Trenton Bridge
Butler County commissioners urge Ohio lawmakers to address a traffic hazard at the Trenton Bridge after a petition by more than 500 Trenton area residents. They forwarded letters to State Sen. William Beckett and Reps. James Sexton and Charles Jones requesting legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Ohio General Assembly
Trenton
William Beckett
James Sexton
Charles Jones
Ohio
Developer's Dilemma Due For Hearing
Waynesville village council schedules 7 30 p m meeting to address Acy Lamb real estate dispute. Lamb built two houses last year but lacks water and sewer lines after annexation promises misperceived by new council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Acy Lamb
Lamb
Ince
Andrew Churke
Churko Sai
Maple Park expands recreation program schedule
Maple Park School expands its recreation program sponsored by the Park and Recreation Department. Beginning tomorrow sessions run Wednesdays 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday mornings continue with instructors Mrs Blaylock Mrs Manning and Charles Carr. Tomorrow includes plans for a Parents Day on Saturday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park School
Park and Recreation Department
Joan Wilson
Robert Blaylock
Earl Manning
Charles Carr
Maple Park adults hold 8 p.m. recreation session
Maple Park community members gather at Maple Base Rebial for an evening activity sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Square dancing and copper enameling instructions will be led by Mr and Mrs Roy Stutz and Mrs T O McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
Maple Base
Department of Arks and Recreation
Roy Stutz
T. O. McDonald
Petition circulators seek bridge replacement over Great Miami River
The Trenton Lions Club members spearhead a petition citing defective structural conditions and traffic hazards on the Ohio Route 73 bridge over the Great Miami River. They urge immediate consideration for replacement, noting the bridge cannot safely handle current traffic. Commissioner Snyder expresses hope for swift relief sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Lions Club
Great Miami River
Ohio Rt
Trenton
Snyder
Schenck Wins Election On Health Board
At the Butler County Health Council meeting in Hamilton Eaton Road area, Schenck was elected to a five year term on the health board. He had filled the late Carl Teeter’s unexpired term after being elected last March. Ruth Seitter of Middletown Eaton Road lost by 9 to 8, reportedly the first woman to run for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler Countyee of Health
Advisory Health Council
Butler C Y
Shaferck
Middletown- Eaton Road
Schenck
Carl Teeter
Ruth Seitter
Middletown Eaton Road
Church Plans Weekly Series Of Services
The First Christian Church will start a pre Easter service series every Thursday at 7 30 p m featuring sound movies about the church teachings and history. The opening film Where The Scriptures Speak We Speak is followed by a hymn sing and fellowship hour. Rev Edwin Bobbitt will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Evangelistic Committee
Christian Women's Fellowship
Edwin Bobbitt
Accidents Injure 2 Boy and Woman in Middletown
A 2 year old boy William Roberson Jr. and a young woman suffered minor injuries in two Middletown auto mishaps. The child ran into a moving car near 1600 Manchester Ave at 3:35 p.m. He received treatment at a local doctor’s office. The driver was identified as 17 year old James Hensley of 602 Florence St in the 1600 block of Manchester Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
William Roberson Jr
William D. Roberson
Manchester Ave
James Hensley
Florence St
Manchester Avenue
Car accident injures woman at canal street curb
Mrs Nevalee Reed age 19 of 1615 Pershing Ave sustained minor facial injuries and knee abrasions when her car surged forward off a curb at 1st Avenue and Canal Street striking a police and fire alarm pole. The damage to the Reed auto was about 350 dollars. She was treated and discharged from Middletown Hospital. The incident occurred at 4 25 p m.
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Nevalee Reed
Pershing Ave
1St Avenue
Canal Street
Local man cited after stop sign collision at North and Sutphin
Jesse Trent 57 of 1710 Lawn Ave was cited for failure to stop after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Joan Weber at North Avenue and Sutphin Street at 7 55 am today. Trent car damage estimated at 150 dollars. Other damage not estimated.
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Jesse Trent
Lawn Ave
Joan H. Weber
Aberdeen Dr
North Avenue
N. Sutphin Street
Trent
Young Driver Charged After Morning Collision
John Williams aged 22 of 906 6th Ave. faced charges for failure to yield after a $500 crash with a truck driven by John Jinson aged 42 of Middletown Trailer Court at Yankee Road and Lafayette Avenue at 7 41 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
6Th Ave
John Jinson
Middletown
Yankee Road
Lafayette Avenue
Auto crash reports list two yesterday incidents
Frank Wilson age 30 of Germantown Route 1 drove a stopped car, a hit and run vehicle was involved in the 300 block of North Verity Parkway between 5 and 6 p.m. causing $25 damage. Frank Mahoney Sr., 52 of 612 17th Avenue and Ada Harmount of 2311 Grand Avenue collided at 1st Avenue and Crawford Street causing $100 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Germantown
N. Verity Parkway
Frank Mahoney Sr
17Th Ave
Ada Harmount
Grand Ave
1St Avenue
Crawford Street
March 30 Deadline Set In Sewer District Drive
North Middletown petition circulators report over a quarter of required signatures for a new sewer district collected. A B Hembree chairs a monthlong drive with March 30 as the quota deadline. If goals fail, the state health board may order sewer installation. Call GA 9 915 to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hembree
Spencer Lane
Hembree
Thompson
State Board of Health
Residents push sewer plan for area north of Manchester Road
A group of 23 residents north of Manchester Road and between Breiel Boulevard and Tytus Avenue gathered in the City Building to push a sanitary sewer district. Petitions show owners control 28,500 front feet of frontage, with the district needing 60 percent. The plan covers 105,600 feet of sewer and costs about 975000 dollars, with 243000 paid by the city and 731250 assessed to property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Road
Breiel Boulevard
Tytus Avenue
Charles W. Thompson
Healt
Thomson
City taps plan estimates 1125 connections for system
The city estimates 1125 required sew er taps averaging about 650 dollars each. Bonds would be payable over ten years. The plan provides one tap per building site, with owners of vacant lots allowed to install later if they do not obtain a tap when the system is installed.
Missing Virginia Dean Sought by Police
Mrs. Jeannette McClain of 3201 Ben Harrison Street reported that 15 year old Virginia Dean has been missing since Saturday. Dean is 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 137 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette McClain
Ben Harrison St
Virginia Dean
State patrols arrest driver on alcohol charge in Franklin area
State patrolmen last night arrested Harry Hartman on Ohio 4 south of Middletown and at 109 East 5th Street Franklin for driving while under the influence of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hartman
E. 5Th St
Franklin
Ohio
Middletown
Missing 15-year-old Barbara Holland Reported By Father
Jackson Holland of 1800 Meadow Ave reported to police yesterday that his daughter Barbara 15 has been missing since Saturday. Barbara is about 5 feet tall and 130 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Holland
Meadow Ave
Barbara
Hubcaps Reported Stolen From Car on Main Manchester Lot
Edward Taylor of 1024 Hughes Street reported four hubcaps stolen from his car on Sunday night at the Main Manchester lot. The incident occurred yesterday with no suspects named. Detectives urge any witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Lebanon
Jones
Edward Taylor
Hughes St
Manchester
Gas Theft From Car Parked At Church Yard
Mrs. Mattie Beatty reports thieves took 18 gallons of gasoline and the gas cap from her car parked in the Holy Trinity Church yard yesterday. Police noting the Sunday night theft and listing the missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Beatty
Columbia Ave
Holy Trinity Church Yard
Columbus as First New World Wine Importer
The article notes Christopher Columbus as the first importer of wine into the new world, highlighting his role in introducing wine trade to the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Christopher Columbus
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