Registration Ends Tonight for Ohio May Primary Voting
Ohio voters in Middle town Butler County must register by 9 p m to be eligible for the May primary. The Federal Building and Loan Building office, plus local and Oxford branches and Hamilton offices, stay open tonight to register the unregistered. Mose Kahn deputy clerk called Monday the registration as the heaviest so far with 134 registrations and 38 transfers, while Tuesday saw 200 registrations and 105 transfers. Officials note overall registration has been light this month with 223 registered before Monday and 126 transfers between March 1 and 24.
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Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Board of Elections
Federal Building and Loan
Oxford
Hamilton
Mose Kahn
Ters
Election Board
Kahn
Lilting Herbert Music Shines In Al MHS Modiste Show
A near capacity crowd enjoyed MHS operetta Mlle Modiste presented by the music department in the high school auditorium. Louise Hall and Dick LaForce led as Fifi and Captain Etienne with strong voices and stage presence. Taft Kendrick impressed as Count De Boucray while Jim Young and Ruth Marie Stutenroth added solid supporting turns. The chorus and dancers, plus Bo Franklin's orchestra, backed the production directed by Helen Weinberger.
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MHS
Louise
Taft Kendrick
Count de Boucray
Fifi
Etienne
Gwynne Finkleman
Marilyn Jones
Laura Mae Busby
Frances Frebis
Maria Jung
Mary Jane Back
Jackie Tolson
Sue Corwin
Joyce Parr
Martha Russell
Charma Mason
Connie Young
Shirley Tucker
Charlotte Rowe
Betty Newkirk
Betty Phillips
Marilyn Turner
Dolores Fagan
Shirley Wood
Carolyn Cribbs
Hannal Hart
Ben Getz
Marilyn Little
Luvanne Geary
Janet Thomson
Gerald Ragland
Dick Cottle
Jim Frisby
Kenneth Blount
Eugene Dennis
Ronnie Egerston
Jack Egelston
Hill Rush
Earl Mack
Paul Johnson
Jerry Beatty
Debby Ingversen
Lynn Hayes
Coralie Weikel
Joanne Hershner
Donna Lowe
Marilyn Danford
MHS Orchestra
Bo Franklin
Lemon Township Protest Grows Over Annexation Plan
Lemon Township residents especially those connected to public schools protested Armco's Armco open hearth and blast furnace property annexation to Middletown. Seventy five people attended a Monroe High School meeting and planned further action at a Butler County Commissioners hearing May 9.
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Lemon Township
Armco
Middletown
Monroe High School
Butler County
Joseph Heck
County Commission
Paul Baden
C. W. Young
C. H. Williams
Butler County Schools
County Board of Education
Arthur Reiff
Lemon-Monroe
Sale Of Lewd Photos Alleged
The case of Marvin McQuinn 39 of Germantown Route 1 operator of the Star News Agency Broad St was continued until next Wednesday by Judge Alton H Combs in Municipal Court today McQuinn was arrested yesterday on warrants charging the site of obscene photographs to minors He is charged with selling lewd pictures to two 12 year old youths He was arrested yesterday afternoon and released on 2000 bond subject to a hearing
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Marvin McQuinn
Germantown
Star News Agency
Broad St
Alton H. Combs
McQuinn
McQuucan
Cloudy and Colder Weather Forecast Across Ohio
The weather forecaster warned of cloudy skies and colder conditions with little expectation of a spring return. Snow flurries were possible near Lake Erie and sub freezing temperatures were forecast for eastern Ohio tonight. Western Ohio should stay around 45 during the day with a near 35 low tonight, after yesterday’s 38 to 41 temperature range.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Musicians Presented at Central PTO Meeting
Miss Blanche Earnhart and her van Copp supervised entertainment at the Central PTO meeting in the school auditorium. A third grade group performed songs and rhythm dances while a sixth grade singing group contributed. Curtis Dunbar Lincoln Scholl trombone pupil and a Lincoln Jefferson trumpet ensemble also appeared. Murray Jacobs named Mrs. Millard Saylor and Mrs. Robert Newlin as co chairs for the May 23 lawn fete.
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Blanche Earnhart
Her van Copp
Central Pto
Miss Earnhart
Curtis Dunbar
Lincoln Scholl
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Association
Murray Jacobs
Millard Saylor
Robert Newlin
Lawnfete
Polio Fund Boxes Sought Back From Local Businesses
Police urge any remaining coin boxes from the infantile paralysis drive be turned in. Detective John Fitzgerald at police headquarters asks to be contacted when on duty or to leave word at headquarters with the box return details.
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John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Police Briefs On Disorderly Conduct Bond Set
John Powers, 18, of 1811 Fleming Rd was released on $100 bond to appear in Municipal Court today on disorderly conduct charges after a night arrest at Broad St and Central Ave. Cletus Calhoun of 711 Waite St was bitten on the leg by a dog yesterday. Earlier Steve Maxwell age 3 was bitten in the mouth and Willie Mack Jr age 2 of 912 Eighth Ave was bitten on the face. Police ordered all pet owners to keep animals confined for the observation period.
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John Powers
Fleming Rd
Broad St
Central Ave
Cletus Calhoun
Waite St
Steve Maxwell
Willie Mack, Jr
Eighth Ave
At The Movies Paramount and Strand Show Schedules
Paramount presents The Bell Of New York at 1 15, 3 11, 5 00, 6 44 pm with White Heat encore at 0 pm Honey Child on Thursday at 1 25, 4 50 and 8 20 pm Wild Blue Yonder at 3 00 and 6 25 plus 7 45 pm Strand shows Last Outpost at 1 30, 4 40 and 7 35 pm Appointment With Danger at 5 05, 7 20 and 9 35 pm
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Paramount
New York
City to study traffic bureau funding and pay raises
City Commission to review an appropriation ordinance funding a Traffic Bureau and possible staff raises as part of ongoing salary negotiations. A caucus is set for 2 to 4 p.m., with a regular meeting at 7:45 p.m. City Manager H. W. Starick notes steps to expand city services under the charter amendment and discusses firemen pay talks, court pay surveys, and a potential incinerator site sale.
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H. W. Starick
Starick
VEW Elects Klimer Wilson Post Commander
Elmer Wilson was elected commander of Post 3809 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the post annual election last night succeeding retiring commander John Williams. Glen South was elected senior vice commander and James Harris junior vice commander. Additional officers named include William Melampy quartermaster Thomas Trimble chaplain Thomas Ballard surgeon Hiram Fullen post advocate Paul Miller trustee three years Donald Roberts trustee one year Ralph Warmoth James Harris two year Martin A Mack one year. A luncheon followed for post and auxiliary members.
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Elmer Wilson
John Williams
Glen South
James Harris
William Melampy
Thomas Trimble
Thomas Ballard
Hiram Fullen
Paul Miller
Donald Roberts
Ralph Warmoth
Martin A. Mack
Toll Rises to 49 in Caserta Tunnel Blast
In Caserta Italy the death toll from Tuesday’s explosion near the tunnel rose to 49 with 40 injured as authorities continue recovering and identifying victims amid the grim aftermath and ongoing searches.
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Caserta
Italy
Here
Phone Call Foils Suspected Suicide in Middletown
A Middletown man, formerly from another city, attempted suicide by swallowing sleeping pills but was deterred by a phone call from a Columbus friend. He left a farewell note. a return police call led officers to intervene and have him placed under medical care. The incident occurred early today.
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Columbus
Middletown
County Commissioners Buy Nine Lots on Pleasant Ave
Butler County Commissioners accepted a bid of 5500 from Don Arndt of Hamilton for nine lots on Pleasant Avenue north of his business. The parcels run 230 feet along Pleasant and 103 to 180 feet deep, noting the same parcels could have been bought for about 200 less a decade ago.
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Butler County
Don Arndt
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
Eczema relief ad promotes Peterson's Ointment
A historical advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for eczema pimples and skin irritations claiming fast itch relief and improved skin. It promises money back if not satisfied and notes 49¢ at all druggists with additional claims for soothing itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Armco honors Moore family for $2500 idea reward
Armco president W. W. Sebald presented a $2500 check to Earle Moore of Armco's East Works slab mill after his improvement in rolling steel slabs. The Moore family attended the ceremony at Armco, where Sebald also awarded Mrs Moore an orchid. Twins John and Jimmie, 20 months old, received gifts as well. Robert Moore, 20, was absent at Otterbein College. The Moores reside at 723 Elsmera Avenue.
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Armco
W. W. Sebald
Earle Moore
Moore
John
Jimmie
East Works
General Office
Sebald
Moore Sebald
Armce
Robert Moore
Otterbein College
Moores
Elsmera Avenue
Earle
Blooming and Bar
Fox Drive Movies Scheduled At Memorial Hall April 3
The Warren County Bears Club will show films at Memorial Hall Lebanon on Thursday April 3. A special speaker is expected to address the group at 8 p.m. President Ralph Johnson announced. The movies were shot over two weekends during fox drives last month.
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Fox
Warren County Bears Club
Memorial Hall
Lebanon
Ralph Johnson
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Mme
Cecile
Shirley Armitage
Shirley Duncan
Jeri Kindred
Jenny Kendrick
Paul Cole
John Hurston
Beverly Pate
Lemon Township Meeting
Main ST
Louis F. Jones
Mgr
Central
PTO
Clare ST
Schramm
Idea
Trafic Bureau
The
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Bar Association Committee
Ohio Court Act
Public Administration Service
Calumet Ave
George Howie
Howie
VEW
Klimer Wilson
Bab Tno Ula Eds
Fox Drive
Packard
Barton Packard Sales
Yankee RD
AL Chell
TM Ys Et Reir Dept
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First National
Yours
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance
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Park Place
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