Warren Voters Approve Two Tax Levies And Bond Issue
Warren County voters approved two school tax levies and a bond issue in the primary. In Hamilton Maineville district two mills for current expense were approved 1614 to 46. South Lebanon district also backed two mills. Waynesville district approved a 140 500 bond issue with 418 to 140. Democratic candidate Frank Lausche led in Warren County with 766 votes, while Ferguson led for U S senator with 378. Republicans backed Rhodes for governor with 622, Hummel 149, Ebright 1675, and Cedric Stanley 17 4—ev Everett Dean 620. Wilbur Lake beat Wiley Montgomery for commissioner 1388 to 1098. Total Warren County votes were about 72 700 and 900 Democratic cast.
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Warren Ceountians
Hamilton-Maineville
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Warren County
Frank Lausche
Busche
Clarence H. Knnsely
Joseph Torok, Jr
Ferguson
United States
Michael V. DiSaile
Henry M. Busch
Raymond Braddock
Keller Hoack
James A. Rhodes
Governor's Trace
Edward Hummel
Don Ebright
Cedric Stanley
Everett Dean
Wilbur Lake
Wiley Montgomery
Notice of Appointments and Public Claims in Ohio Estates
Notices announce executors and administratrixes for multiple Ohio estates. First National Bank of Ohio named executor for Dr William Thomas Shipe of Middletown. Dorothy Pillow named administratrix for William Cart Pillow of Trenton. Creditors urged to file claims within four months. Additional filings reference Roy C. Newlin and related probate matters in Butler County with dates in 1930s records.
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William Thomas Shipe
First National Bank of Ohio
William Thomas
Middletown
Bul County
Ohio
Elliott D. Levey
William Cari Pillow
Dorothy Pillow
Trenton
William Cart Pillow
Cari Pilow
Lete
Butler County
Ore
Eat County
Ps Levey
Elienerpie
Pennsylvania
Roy C. Newlin
Newlin & Son
Court of Common
Philip
Cc. Newlin
J.C Newlin
Phil Ambers
C. Newlin & Son
Police Briefs Include Multiple Arrests and Local Incidents
Fita Pettit 4 of Fairhaven Route 2 and George McCreary 45 of Richmond Ky were arrested at 1727 Central Ave on disorderly conduct charges and must appear in court today. Mollie Evans 5 of 706 Seventh Ave was bitten on the hip by a dog kept confined for 14 days. Donald Wilkinson of 718 Seventh Ave reported a bicycle theft valued at 49 dollars. Damage from a two-vehicle crash early today totaled 700 dollars when John Watson of 311 Grand Ave pulled from a curb into Ray Back 46 of 161 South Plum St Germantown. The collision occurred in the 900 block.
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Fita Pettit
Fairhaven
George McCreary
Richmond
Central Ave
Mollie Evans
Seventh Ave
Donald Wilkinson
Seventeenth Ave
John Watson
Grand Ave
Ray Back
Plum St
Germantown
Crawford St
Bitter son wins 779 votes in local contest
Democrats present unopposed candidates while State Treasurer H. Ebright leads with 3,522 votes and James A. Rhodes has 3,402. Edwin Morgan, Oxford mayor, gains 3,226 as the homemaker town figure. Hoover name surfaces again with Herbert Hoover 277 and Herbert L. Hoover 761 votes for state treasurer. Roger W. Tracy and Senator Taft receive notable support amid party vote shifts.
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Beemer
H. Ebright
James A. Rhodes
Edwin FE
Morgan
Oxford
Bor
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Herbert L. Hoover
Roger Wy
Tracy
Taft
Madison School Bond Failure Narrowly Missed
A Madison Township School District bond issue of 90000 failed by five votes, 266 favoring and 47 against, with 355 total ballots. If approved it would fund two classrooms a kitchen dining space and bus garage raising the levy to 1.83 mills. Nearby districts voted on health bond measures and remodels with mixed results.
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Hamilton
Madison Township
C. H. Williams
Ing
West Middletown
Oense
Peasttown
County Board of Health
Somerville
Milford Township
Middletown City Manager Interviewing Group Forms Plans
A meeting of the interviewing sub-committee of the Screening and Advisory Committee studying city manager applicants was held yesterday afternoon. Elliott D. Levey, chairman, reported 32 applicants returned questionnaires and outlined interview forms. The committee will reconvene late this week or early next week to discuss further plans.
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Middletown
Elliott D. Levey
D. Sawyer
R. O. Brosius
Mrs. Sebald
E. Miller
Harry Moore
Ben Kitchen
Tom Andre
Levey
Or Commission
Anne Sere
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Rome
Castell and Gallaher Drege
Middletown Plating Company
Columbia Ave
Mike Lamb
Waynesville, Ohio
Lean
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Virginia
Robeson, Jr
S. Otto Bland
Robeson
Voalnis Aanestetes
Gino Ee Ee
Personne
F News Shipbuilding and Com
Bill Smith
San
Gibby
Charles
Madison
Leola Hoeyman
Charles Boice
Fona Anderson
Carl "Bryant
An Bryant
Devinees
Boice
Andrew Ant
Jebe
Cuan Ofenker County
Anid
Mid- Motown
Bere
Legen
Ediines Barker Platt
Pilate
Maenwell Pinkiemaen
Seersucker Sohat
Pink
Iawis
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Blue
Maise
Artemis
Corette
Wolverine
Sam
Whey
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