Citizens Form Action Committees Over County Jail And Home
One hundred twenty five Butler County natives formed four committees Finance location requirements and publicity to aid the County Commission in a corrective program after a tour of the County Home and Jail The groups aim to study juvenile detention housing the courthouse and county poor house and to present a plan addressing overcrowding and aging facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
County Commission
Ross Snyder
Middletown
Judge Cramer
John M. Horn Jr
Hamilton
Eunice Hammerie
Fred Grant
Neil Millikin
Walter Rentschler
Phillip Reinartz
Frank Dobrozsi
William Boast
Paul Kordenat
Caroline Andrews
Overpeck
Ruth Ortleb
Oxford
Arthur Schalk
Fairfield
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
William Murstein
Robert Burtels
Don Fitton
Arthur Mason
Charles T. Ru
Jackson Bosch
Lauderman
Calvin Verity
Fred Woodruff
James Hogan
Tom Gorman
Charles E. Lewis Sr
Fairfield Township
Calvin Skillman
Dave Regan
W. J. Montgomery
Joseph le Moyne
Ruth Doench
Maurice Ittel
Gordon Augspurger
Snyder
Ess
Butler Countians
Tor
Mrs Kent Little Heads Fund Drive Office Staff
Mrs Kent Little of 3009 Grand Ave is named head of the Office Staff Division of the Middletown Civic Association Youth Building Fund Campaign. The campaign runs April 10 through May 15 to raise funds via increased dues, with headquarters at Room 201, Manchester Hotel, serving as information center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Little
Grand Ave
Youth Building Fund
Middletown Civic Association
W. JW. Sebald
Little
Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Sebald
Child Hit By Auto Yet Injuries Minor Wanda Himler Named
Seven year old Wanda Himler sustained a cut lip and scraped knee after darting into a car driven by Herbert G. Pennington who stated the girl ran from Broad Street into his vehicle. Pennington, 54, confirmed the incident. mother declined further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Pennington
S. Verity Pkwy
Broad Street
Wanda Himler
Pennington
Annexation of Island Sought by Hamilton Officials
City officials plan hearings on annexing Riley's Island in St. Clair Township to Hamilton for a proposed 3 million sewage plant owned by the Miami Conservancy District. No resident freeholders. A second hearing for May 17 targets a 323 acre tract northwest of Hamilton along Eaton Road Hill, with 17 adult freeholders representing 75 percent of property owners seeking annexation.
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Riley
Eaton Road l
Eaton Road Hill
Assault With Car Charged in Local Arrests
Detectives arrested 18 year old Robert Cottingham of Locust Grove on two warrants. He faces assault with intent to injure Harry Eichorn and assault and battery at his wife Kay’s signature. Bond set at $600 for Monday court. Also arrested: Glen Whitaker on DUI in Conrad Wynne, Wynne Cincinnati man Wynne on expired plates, Ralph Via for disorderly conduct, Robert Cavaleo for failure to register, and Robert Pummill for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fouts
Edward Poling
Robert Cottingham
Locust Grove
Cottingham
Harry Eichorn
Eichorn
Kay
Ralph E. Via
Gratis
Robert J. Cavaleo
Cincinnati
Robert Pummill
Ellen Dr
Middletown Journal Announces Weekly Price Increase
Price rises to 45c per week effective tomorrow Sunday March 17 with collection by carrier on Saturday March 23. Carriers receive a portion of the increase and advance paid subscribers are asked to pay the higher rate for upcoming weeks. The rise covers higher costs in newsprint paper and materials, a change long delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
Guard Eligible To Get Korean Bonuses Heavy Filing Reported Here
Ohio National Guard members in 1951 may claim Korean bonus pay for extended active duty not listed on DD-214. Director Goble announced after a conference with state officials, outlining qualifying periods before Jan 15, 1952. Veterans must submit official orders. processing lines reported high turnout and ongoing eligibility for $10 monthly state service and $15 overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
Chester W. Goble
Army of the United States
United States 2Nd Army
United States
National Guard
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard Reserve
Goble
E. A. Lampe
Middletown Veterans Service Center
Legion Armory
Lampe
Ohio Lampe
Korea
Crash damage slight at Verity Park intersection
An afternoon collision at Verity Park Way and 1st Avenue involved a car driven by Ebie Banks 47 from 206 Curtis Street and a pickup driven by Edward Allen 21 of 311 Young Street. Banks claims a semi trailer caused his bump into Allen. Banks car sustained $10 damage. Allen’s truck was undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Parkway
1St Avenue
Ebie
Banks
Curtis St
Edward Allen
Young St
Allen
Spring’s Here 3 Fishermen, Unlicensed, Given Fines
In Franklin, municipal court heard three unlicensed fishermen. Ralph Nunley and Billy Puckett were fined 15 dollars with 15 dollars suspended. Jarious Gibson forfeited a 25 dollar bond. No addresses listed. Motorist E A Myers of Dayton Oxford Road fined 25 dollars and costs with 10 day license loss. Kenneth Kellis paid 25 and costs. license suspended 30 days. Kellis also charged on second count with no registration costs only. Two-car accident cases: Roger Korn fined 25 dollars and costs with 30 day license suspension. Emery Kidwell charged with failure to yield but the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Frank Gusweiler
Ralph Nunley
Billy Puckett
Jarious Gibson
Faye Litsch
Kenneth Kellis
Franklin Rt. 1
Kellis
Gusweiler
Roger Korn
Miamisburg
Emery Kidwell
Highland St
Korn
Forfeitures Involving Dayton Residents Highlighted
Forfeitures included Herbert King, 19, of Dayton with a truck loaded over width valued at $25, Harold Hipsher, 29, of 366 Deardoff Rd., and Dorsey Fisher, 25, Dayton, for no operator's license, $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert King
Dayton
Harold Hipsher
Deardoff Rd
Dorsey Fisher
Police Briefs: theft at Ross Motors and prowler report
Ross Motors reported the theft of a 1955 two tone green sedan from the used car lot last night. Police answered a prowler call at Mrs. Wilbur Parshalls home on Young Street reporting basement noise but a prowler was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Motors
Wilbur Parshall
Young St
Safety Official Urges Care In Trip To Garden
Middletown Safety Council president Joe Ayres warned that cheating traffic laws can cause death or crippling injury on the trip to Cincinnati for the regional basketball game. He urged motorists to obey all laws, noting fines, vehicle damage, tow costs, medical bills, job loss, lawsuits, license suspension, higher insurance, and increased taxes as consequences of speeding, wrong turns, red lights, or improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ayres
Middletown Safety Council
Cincinnati Gar
Ayres
Echoes Of Harmony To Sing At New Era Church Tonight
The Echoes of Harmony of Washington DC will present a program tomorrow at 8 p.m. at New Era Baptist Church 1220 Young St. Sponsored by the Sunday School Union led by Selma McKeller, with Oliver Smith as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoes of Harmony
Washington, D. C
New Era Baptist Church
Sunday School Union
Selma McKeller
Oliver Smith
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Mrs. Kent Little
City Commission
George Washington
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Gardner Board and Carton CO
Middletown, Ohio
Glen D. Whitaker
Riverview Dr
Central Avenue
Conrad Wynne
E. A. Myers
Dayton-Oxford Rd
America
House of Chrome
Hard
South Main
Central Ave
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