Warren Approves Road Jobs for Eight County Roads
County commissioners approved a 164000 road work package to widen and improve eight roads. Contracts total 164000, with 83000 to John R. Jurgenson Company for 19 miles on Wilmington Pike Foster Maineville Rossburg and Mason Morrow Milgrove roads. Armies Construction of Middletown received 81000 for sections of County Road 28 near Lytle and Lytle Five Points Shaker and Ferry roads. Flood damage from the Little Miami estimated at 20000. county crews continue round-the-clock patching for safe travel.
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Lebanon
John R. Jurgenson Company
Dayton
Six Drivers Cited For No License In Middletown
Unlicensed drivers were stopped by Middletown officers Pt. Arnold Ferguson and Ptl. Byron Johnson on N. Verity Parkway and Grand Avenue. Six individuals were charged including William P. Polley 45 of Franklin William B. Richardson 23 of Hoskins Lane Robert Joseph Hammock 29 of Springboro James R. Imhoff 36 of Trenton Helen McKnight 51 of Eaton Drive and Roland G. Burton 24 of Franklin.
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Middletown
Arnold Ferguson
Byron Johnson
N. Verity Parkway
Grand Avenue
William P. Polley
Anderson St
Franklin
William B. Richardson
Hoskins Lane
Robert Joseph Hammock
Springboro
James R. Imhoff
Radabaugh St
Trenton
Helen McKnight
Eaton Drive
Roland G. Burton
Franklin Rt
Purse stolen on Trinity Place near Webster Street
Two local women told police an unidentified man grabbed a purse from one as they walked on Trinity Place near Webster Street. Darlene Easter 1508 Plum St described the thief as blond about six feet tall in light grey or green pants. Beckey Keut 301 Webster St was the purse owner. The bag contained about $15 in cash.
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Trinity Place
Webster Street
Darlene Easter
Plum St
Beckey Keut
Webster St
Butler County Added to Flood Disaster List
Butler County was designated a disaster area by the Small Business Administration after last week’s flood, allowing property owners to apply for SBA reconstruction loans at 3 percent interest. Warren County was also listed earlier. Gratis School reopened after a two day closure due to a contaminated water supply, with a chlorinator in use and boiled water advised for residents.
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Butler County
Small Business Administration
Washington
Warren County
Gratis
Fenwick Boosters Sell Local Cookbook Recipes
The Fenwick Boosters Club offers What’s Cooking in Middletown a $2 cookbook of Middletown cooks recipes including Hungarian caraway seed soup Italian spaghetti Russian vegetable salad German sauerkraut and Sukiyaki Proceeds fund athletic equipment for the new Fenwick High School gymnasium Book on sale at stores and during store events with committee members named for sales support
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Middletown
Fenwick Boosters Club
Ways and Means Committee
Nicholas Cornelia
Matthew Foley
J. S. McCue
Maurice Rohrkemper
Fenwick High School
School Clinics Start Thursday in Middletown System
Enrollment of children new to the schools begins Thursday at 16 Middletown elementary schools starting with the annual pre school clinics and continuing through May 13. Mrs Viola M Davidson supervisor of school nurses Dr Ben Sawyer and four other nurses plus kindergarten teachers handle enrollment for newcomers including a few first graders.
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Middletown
Viola M. Davidson
Ben, Sawyer
Monroe Elementary School
Wilson
Maple Park
Lincoln
Spring Hill
Sherman
Blue Ball
Jefferson
Mayfield
Oneida
Garfield
Wildwood
Creekview
Amanda Elementary
Taft
Central School
Khrushchev Orders Boost in Crop Output at Kremlin
Premier Khrushchev urged 800 Soviet farm chiefs to raise lagging crop production during a two day Kremlin conference on collective and state farms. the meeting’s text was not released to the public. The gathering drew the largest turnout of any federation directorates.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russian Federation
Grocer Fires At Break-In Suspects At Kalbfleisch Market
Deputy reports a 12 gauge shotgun was used by Sam Henderson at 6481 Kalbfleisch Road to drive two youths from his market around 2 48 am. A 19 year old fugitive with a car on Dickey Road is being sought. Entry used glass cutter and tire tool. Loot included soft drinks cigarettes and 2 in silver. A second break-in at Conrad Service Station yielded a cash register and auto parts. Also notes on American Indian burial mounds and a Thomas Jefferson mound discovery near Charlottesville.
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Sam Henderson
Kalbfleisch Road
Henderson
Dickey Road
Conrad
S. Verity Parkway
Plan Board OKs Annexation of 2034 Acres South of Jefferson
Butler County Planning Commission voted five to one to recommend annexation of 2034 acres south of Jefferson Road to the county commissioners. Public hearing set for 11 a.m. April 9. Opponent said area is poorly planned. supporters cite industrial growth and county income.
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Middletown
Jefferson Road
Butler County Planning Commission
John Davis
County Commissioners
Lefferson Road
Slagle
Mayfield Project Lines Spark Public Hearing Costs
Hamilton residents heard that a water main replacement in Mayfield would shift part of the $70 000 project cost to property holders. Middletown had previously paid about 500 monthly for maintenance, with 12 inch main replacing 8 inch to cost 15000 more. Assessments total 55638 per benefited lot with 66 Snyder noted options to pay over 10 years or via tax duplicate. Objections must be filed within five days.
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Thomas H. Stubbs
Middletown
Martin A. Rush
S. Dixie Highway
Rush
Billy Hobbs
Carol Ann Lane
Butler County
Hamilton
Mayfield
Commission
Lefferson Road
Lamberton Street
Burbank Street
Ross Snyder
Snyder
Synder
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Marine Band Tickets Selling Fast at Middletown
One-fourth of the 1,259 seats for the U. S. Marine Band concert at Middletown High School auditorium have sold. The 70 piece group conducted by Lt. Col. Albert Schoepper will perform at 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Sept. 25. Patron tickets cost $10, general seats $2, $1.50. matinee 75 cents for kids and $1.50 for chaperones.
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U. S. Marine Band
Middletown High School Band Associates
Middletown High School
Albert F. Schoepper
Bob Sutton
Jack Brelsford
Patron
Emmet Rothe
Robert Rogers
Band Associates
Master Plan Hearing Set Tomorrow
A public hearing on proposed revisions to the city master plan will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday in the city building auditorium. The hearing accompanies a planning commission meeting as the master plan is explained and questions answered. Walter Newman and Paul Christiansen lead the revision, with publication due in May.
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City Planning Commission
Walter Newman
Paul Christiansen
Findlay College Expels Three Students Over Committee Activity
Findlay Ohio AP Dr C J Wilson president announces expulsion of three students for their roles with a newly formed student complaints committee that protested administration policies and published a weekly Newsletter Barbara Williamson senior Mount Cory David Mumy senior North Baltimore Frankie Foster junior Findlay about eight or nine students remain on the committee Findlay College is a private institution.
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Findlay, Ohio
C. J. Wilson
Findlay College
Barbara Williamson
Mount Cory
David Mumy
North Baltimore
Frankie Foster
Findlay
Edwin W Wiegand Named General Manager of Yoder Engraving
Edwin W Wiegand is named general manager of Yoder Engraving Co. a Diamond National unit. He succeeds William E Cronkrite who resigned to start a private venture. Wiegand joined Yoder in 1948 and rose to production manager in 1959. He resides in Hamilton with his wife and three children.
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Edwin W. Weyand
Yoder Engraving Co
Diamond National Corp
Gex P. Condit
Gardner
Condit
Yoder
Manger
Weigand
William E Cronkrite
Wiegand
Packaging Institute Forum
New York
Southern Technical Association
Miami
Fla
Flexographic Technical Association
Hamilton Catholic High School
University of Cincinnati Evening College
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
Floods Strike Hungary Worst in Century
Melting snow drove floodwaters across Hungary causing at least one death and washing out major railway lines. Thousands of emergency workers and army units battled the floods, described as the worst in this century.
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Budapest
Hungary
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