City Commission to consider Thompson aide O'Brien appointment
Dayton city officials plan to seek confirmation today of Patrick G. O'Brien as administrative assistant and personnel director, with the appointment taking effect April 1. Frank Dean's promotion to utilities clerk in the division follows Kenneth Young's recent rise to sanitation division superintendent, as 27 year old O'Brien brings GM public relations and personnel experience to the post. In other business, commissioners study a county wide fire department mutual aid agreement to protect against liabilities and to safeguard firefighters compensation, and review annexation transcripts for the Bachman Subdivision 222 acre tract.
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Patrick G. O’brien
Dayton
Charles W. Thompson
Ci Ece
Thompson
Frank Dean
O'Brien
Miami University
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Dean
Kenneth Young
Bachman
Fence Worth 550 Stolen On Road Job
Eleven rolls of top grade fencing reported stolen from a road construction project by the Paul Peterson Co of Columbus. Deputy Davis said the missing No 9 fencing 39 inches high weighs about 225 pounds per roll and was stored along Rt 73 east of Collinsville.
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Paul Peterson Co
Columbus
Collinsville
James Davis
Rt. 73
Collinsy
Middletown Man Shot When Gun Misfires While Guarding Chickens
Edward Talor, 32, of Stubbs Road West Middletown, says he went outside to frighten dogs from his chicken pen at about 6 30 p m Monday with a 16 gauge shotgun. The weapon discharged accidentally wounding his left arm and he was treated at a local doctor's office yesterday.
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Middletown
Yesterda
Edward Talor
Stubbs Road
West Middletown
Ptl
Alfred
Taylor
Hit-Skipper Damages Car in Middletown Incident
A hit and run damaged a parked car owned by Freda Strassburger at 1306 Curtis Street in Middletown. The incident occurred between 7 and 11 pm Monday in front of her home. no injuries were reported and damages were estimated at $50.
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Middletown
Pike Patrolman Cleared By Chief
Ohio Turnpike patrolman Davis was cleared by Patrol Chief Lt John Bishop after an investigation into a complaint by David Benis 50 of Cleveland. Benis alleged abusive language and that his 7 year old child cried during a traffic stop. Benis waived rights and paid a 15.20 fine at Newton Falls police station.
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Cleveland
John L. Bishop
Bishop
David Benis
Benis
T. A. Davis
Iter
Davis
Newton Falls
89 Lucky Names Drawn For Tourney Tickets
Middletown High fans packed Miller Gym for a lottery to win 178 reserved seats and 500 standing room tickets for Friday's State Class AA Tournament in Columbus. The event drew 89 names for 178 seats and 500 standing tickets, with 100 names read for 200 standing room tickets to be sold Saturday at St. John’s Arena.
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Middletown High
Middies
Miller Gym
Melvin Miller
Ing
St. John's
Columbus
Experts urged to aid Butler County tax collection
A group of finance experts was urged by Middletown officials and school boards to study Butler County tax collection methods. Donald Reichelderfer proposed a 60 day review by auditors and treasurers to speed remittances as county funds rely on slow tax payments. County leaders weighed new equipment and expert input to improve efficiency.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Donald Reichelderfer
Middletown Board of Education
City Commission
Hamilton School Board
Ounty
John W. Wendel
R. H. Smith
Middletown
Bleichelderfer
Armco Steel Corp
Smith
Wendel
Reichelderfer
Gordon Arger
Firemen Aid Two Women and Baby in Middletown Emergencies
Middletown Fire Department rushed to multiple calls late yesterday. Grace Ellis, 54, at 1215 Baltimore Street suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized in serious condition. Grace Hill, 63, at 823 Sth Ave had an epileptic attack and was treated and dismissed. Isaac White, five weeks old, at 703 Lafayette Ave was helped after choking but not hospitalized. Ronald Hart, 24, of West Middletown Rt 2, received aid in a bank lobby and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Middletown
Baltimore St
Grace Ellis
Riggs
Middletown Hospital
S. Verity Parkway
Girard Avenue
Grace Hill
Ronald Hart
West Middletown Rt
It's A Girl First One In Trenton Family In 56 Years
James and Pat Johnson of Trenton welcomed Karen Kay Johnson born at 2 a.m. at Middletown Hospital. The six pound fourteen ounce girl ends 56 years without a daughter in the Johnson clan. Grandmother and father anticipate good-natured teasing and cigars for the celebration. Both mother and baby are healthy.
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Trenton
James and
Pat Johnson
Homer Johnson
Karen Kay Johnson
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Homer John
James Johnson
Karen Kay
James
Boss Fined for Slapping Boy in Ohio suburb case
An 18-year-old Indianapolis man faced assault and battery charges after being slapped and choked by his Hamilton boss Don Centers 33 for failing to sell a magazine subscription. Centers received a 200 dollar fine with 190 dollars suspended if he covers the employee’s hotel and transport costs, plus 10.60 in expenses. The incident occurred on Lakeview Avenue in Le Sourdsville as the youth was sent back to Indianapolis by Deputy Burton Gabbard.
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Hamilton
LeSourdsville
Don B
Bike License Hours Changed in Middletown
Police Chief Joseph Blachmore and Fire Chief William Fishbaugh announced new bicycle license sale hours at Middletown stations. Licenses may be bought Monday through Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. effective immediately, replacing the previous 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily schedule.
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Middletown’s
Joseph Blachmore
William Fishbaugh
Franklin Stag Bar Is Looted
Franklin Smokery on 15 FE 6th St was found broken into with 10 to 15 cases of whisky and dozens of cigarette cartons missing. Police, led by Police Chief Frank Harbach, investigated after George Hawthorne of Miami Maid Bakery discovered the ajar door during an early morning delivery. The theft likely occurred between midnight and 5 30 a m while the smokery was closed except for a janitor from midnight to 10 p m.
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Franklin
Franklin Smokery
FE. 6Th St
Frank Harbach
Miami Maid
George Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Park Board Approves 116563 Budget For Highview Area Talks
Middle town Park Board okayed a 116563 budget to submit to the City Commission. Major expense covers administration and maintenance staff 588624.36 with allocations for Smith Pond fishing 7120 swimming pools 23385 recreation staff 27433.66 and capital outlay 6400. Four of six members attended. A special meeting Monday at 730 p m will consider softball lights Smith Park toilets public day camp and the Highview park issue. PTO members urged higher offers on four lots totaling about 1.33 acres valuing 2166 per 99 ft tract and 1083 per 49 1 2 ft lot. The board plans to answer the Highview need with raised offers. City Commissioner Miller attended.
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Middletown
Carlson
Smith Park
Highview Area
Wilson School
PTO
Ed Erlandson
Tom Stubbs
Harold Agee
William Storer
Highview
PTO Group
Stubbs
Rowan Crawford
S. J. McAdow
Highview Park
Martin Miller
Deputy Sheriff To Leave Post In Butler County
Bearl Joyce the Butler County deputy sheriff has resigned effective April 1. Joyce a former state patrolman was among new deputies appointed January 1 as Sheriff Pell took office. Pell will return to Wilmington to run a drive in stand near there in his former job.
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Hamilton
Bearl Joyce
Butler County
Paul Pell
Joyce
Pell
Wilmington
Glass Breakage Reported in Two Peasttown Heights Houses
Deputy James Davis reported about $250 in damage from vandalism at two houses owned by Ray McMonigle on Miller Road Peasttown Heights. Both homes on Joe Road off Kiester Road suffered broken windows and damaged electrical fixtures. one house had all windows shattered and a brick struck a picture window.
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Peasttown Heights
Ray McMonigle
Miller Road
Joe Road
Kiester Road
James Davis
Davis
Peterson's Ointment Offers Fast Skin Relief Ad
When skin is irritated with pimples and itching, the ad promotes a 50e box of Peterson's Ointment from a druggist. It claims prompt relief from smart tingling and itching and promises money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Adv
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Westinghouse
Studio One
Broad St
Elmo Lingrel
L Athletics
Thelma Snelling
Lansme Bailey Jr
West Elkton
Dwight Conley
Oxford State Rd
Boss
Franklin Stag
Park Board
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OGB Auto
OGB
Hoy
Legion
Legion Post 218
Joseph E. Windsor
House of Chrome
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South Main
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ohio
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