New Miami Pool Hall Raided By State Men
State liquor agents and Butler County deputies raided Slim's Poolroom in New Miami confiscating whisky beer and gambling gear. Six people were arrested including a 16 year old girl turned over to juvenile authorities. One operator faces illegal liquor charges and several others are held on gambling or possession counts. The raid led by James Leyman and Sheriff Paul A. Pell followed a prearranged plan after an undercover purchase, with the pool hall ordered padlocked and hearings set for Monday.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's
Slim
Joe Ave
New Miami
James Leyman
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Paul A. Pell
Leyman
Harold
Slim) O'Bannon
Otis Acey
Floyd Bailey
S. Monument Ave
Kenneth Jackson
Lane St
Lee Moneace
Morris Ave
Melvin Jones
S Monument Ave
Cincinnati Enforcement Division
Cadger Gets 60 Day Term On 2 Counts
Ollie Day, 48, address incomplete, was sentenced to two 30 day terms in Butler County Jail for intoxication and cadging by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. Day was arrested after police received two complaints about two men begging in the 100 block of N Sutphin Street. Julius Day, 40, 1518 Meadow Ave., was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for intoxication. A cadging charge was discussed. Six other intoxication cases were disposed of yesterday. Mrs. Emma Knell, 226 Baltimore St., was fined 50 dollars and costs, all suspended, on a charge of harboring a vicious dog. The charge was filed by Lester Loveau, 1108 Hughes St., a city water meter reader, who told police he was bitten on the right leg by her dog while in the 200 block of Baltimore Street. He was treated by a doctor. The fine was suspended on condition Mrs. Knell does not appear in court and that she keep the dog confined. Judge Lamb dismissed a charge of harboring a vicious dog filed against Shirley C. Keller Jr., 204 Arcadia Dr., by Louise Stidham. Three other hearings were postponed.
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Emma Knell
Baltimore St
Lester Loveau
Hughes St
City Water Meter
Baltimore Street
Knell
Lamb
Burglars Hit Guyler Buck Inc In Loss Of 1350.51
Burglars broke into Guyler Buck Inc at 300 N Veri ty Pkwy and damaged the safe, stealing 211.51 in cash a 250 diamond ring a 70 wrist watch and power tools with four tool boxes damaged. Total loss estimated at 1350.51 by president Jim Guyler. Police also reported another break in at Ernest Hardware Co with three guns (two .22 cal) missing.
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Guyler Buck, Inc
N. Verity Pkwy
Joural
Jim Guyler
Guyler
Ernest Hardware Co
Charles S
Firemen Check Grass Fire Behind 8631 Lower Carlisle
Franklin firemen yesterday checked a grass fire in the rear of a house at 8631 Lower Carlisle Road. The blaze on the Olinger property did no damage. Firemen received the call at 6:30 p.m.
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Franklin
Lower Carlisle
Olinger
Firemien
Probing In Welfare Stirs Fuss In Hamilton County
A dispute between Butler County Commissioners and the County Welfare Department flared at a meeting over the role of Warren Harding and a new investigator, Her schel Seward. Harding accused Seward of seeking credit for fraud discoveries, while Seward said he uncovered cases and sought more work. Annexation of a 25 acre tract to Trenton was approved at the county level for future residential development pending a 60 day period and council review.
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Hamilton
Butler County
County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Warren Harding
Harding
Herschel Seward
Seward
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Ross Snyder
Augspurger
Hartng
Trenton
County Commission
Ralph Fall
Elk Creek Rd
Fall
Madison Township
Trenton Council
Children blamed for $1300 fire at Crawford Street property
Neighbors saw youths leaving Brady Williams garage on Crawford Street after a fire caused $900 to the structure and $300 to contents. The blaze also burned a fence at 186 Woodlawn Avenue owned by Marguerite Webb. Firefighters responded at 2 29 p.m. and also checked a car fire on Farmersville Road. A separate false alarm hit Michigan Avenue and Baltimore Street.
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Brady W.liams
Crawford St
Woodlawn Ave
Marguerite Webb
Shelia Flory
Farmersville Rt
Middletown
Michigan Avenue
Baltimore Street
Three Patrolmen Given Permanent Police Appointments
Three of four probationary patrolmen received permanent appointments from City Manager Charles W. Thompson the public safety director. Ronan Van Arsdale Jeane Butler and Delbert Barker were made permanent. Kenneth Craig did not receive a permanent appointment and his employment ended yesterday.
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Division of Police
Charles W. Thompson
Public Safety
Ronan van Arsdale
Jeane. Butler
Delbert Barker
Kenneth Craig
Mehring endorses safety lane but warns it isn’t cure-all
Lt. Arthur Mehring of Cincinnati police outlined three essential traffic safety phases the cars roads and drivers during Middletown Safety Council talks. He noted mechanical defects sometimes blamed on brake failure were often driver related and cited new cars with defects. he urged municipally run inspection not private garages and said safety lanes have psychological impact though not a full solution. Martin Miller noted Middletown opposition due to compulsory and cost concerns as the meeting ended with a Gardner Division citation for one million man hours without a lost-time injury.
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Carl Thomas
Cincinnati
Arthur Mehring
Cincinnati Police Department
Mehring
Middletown Safety Council Board of Directors
Civic Association
Delbert Mann
Middletown
Martin Miller
City Commission
Gardner Division
Diamond National Corp
Bill Oliver
Gardner
Deaths And Funerals Mrs. Rose Ertle Dies At 91
Mrs. Rose Elizabeth Ertle 91 of 128 N Broad St Middletown died of a heart attack at 1 45 am in her home after three years of poor health She lived in Middletown 30 years after 30 in Dayton She belonged to the Altar Rosary Sodality of St Johns Church and the Golden Age Club Her husband Frederick died in 1948 A sister in law Miss Anna Ertle 90 died April 24 Surviving are daughter Louise Balon two brothers Theodore Ritter and Frank Ritter a sister Elizabeth Tullis three grandchildren and a great grandchild Arrangements are with Schramm Funeral Home.
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Rose Elizabeth Ertle
N. Broad St
Middletown
Dayton
Ertle
Altar Rosary Sodality
St. John’s Church
Golden Age Club
Frederick
Anna Ertle
Broad Street
Louise Balon
Theodore Ritter
Frank Ritter
Elizabeth Tullis
Clearwater
Fla
the Schramm Funeral Home
Selby, 55, Middletown station operator dies
Donald H. Selby of West Middletown died after a heart attack at his home on Vine Street near Route 122. He was dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Thelma, son Jerry, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home pending.
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Donald Harry Selby
Selby
West Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Vine Street
Rt. 122
Mr. Selby
FOE Lodge
Moose Lodges
Thelma
Jerry
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Mrs Ella Mae Wearts Dies At 70 In Middletown
Mrs Ella Mae Wearts 70 of 117 Webster Street died at 3 45 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since December 29 She was born in Columbus Surviving are her husband Fred and two sisters Mrs Nan Brinning and Mrs Ruth Stauck both of Columbus Services set for 10 am Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in W oodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Ella Mae Wearts
Webster St
Middletown Hospital
Columbus
Fred
Nan Brinning
Ruth Stauck
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Driver Cited In 2 Car Accident
No injuries reported but four locals cited after a 3225 collision at Grand Avenue and Wico r Street yesterday. James Bowen of 2207 Queen Avenue charged with an ensured clear distance violation after his eastbound car struck the rear of a stopped vehicle driven by William McClain of 1917 Hill Avenue. Joe Aldridge of 1100 Grove Street charged with backing when unsafe after his truck collided with a station wagon driven by Martha Bourland of Middletown Route 1 at Clark Street and Vail Avenue. Damage totaled 75 dollars.
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Municipal Cour
Grand Ane
Wicorf Street
Yesteray
James Bowen
Queen Ave
William McClain
Hill Ave
Joe Aldridge
Grove St
Martha Bourland
Middletown Rt. 1
Clark Street
Vail Avenue
Missionary Program Speaker at Friendship Baptist Church
Mrs Mary Pinkerton of Hamilton will speak at 3 30 p m Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church for a missionary program. A short Mother's Day play will be presented. The Old Ship of Zion Choir will give a public program at the Jercent Ship Church at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Mary Pinkerton
Hamilton
Friendship Baptist Church
Old
Phillips Rites Are Shifted To Synagogue
Funeral services for Louis M. Phillips aged 55 of 3004 Sheldon Rd shifted to Beth Sholom Temple at 1 a.m. tomorrow with Rabbi Harry Roth officiating. Burial in Columbus. Wife Jessie remains in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital. Phillips was president and treasurer of Filson's Middletown clothing store for women.
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Louis M. Phillips
Sheldon Rd
Miamisburg
U. S
Beth Sholom Tempe
Harry Roth
Columbus
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Phillips
Jessie
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Philips
Filson’s
Middletown
Derby Day Controversy Over Spirits Area Bill
Washington talks deride Louisville derby as a low in spirits area sweepstakes. Rep Frank Bow Republican Canton Ohio votes against the bill saying attendees will fund aid to a depressed area. Rep Frank Burke Louisville Ky mocks Bow’s humor as poor.
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Washington
Tare
Frank T. Bow
Canton
Ohio
Bow
Louisville
Thefts Reported In Economy Loan Co and Glenn Spencer’s Car
Police reported thefts including papers taken from the mail slot at Economy Loan Co at 1302 Central Ave and two hubcaps stolen from Glenn Spencer’s car at 1109 First Ave.
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Economy Loan Co
Central Ave
Glenn Spencer
First Ave
Cleanup Pickup Held Up
Weather and scavengers slowed a one week Junior Chamber of Commerce cleanup drive. Donald Dyehouse was found loading scrap iron onto a two ton truck from trash collected for city pickup. He was ordered to take the material to a scrap yard and a payment check was issued to the Jayces.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Donald Dyehouse
Oxford State Rd
Wayne Avenue
Ptl
Lawrence White
Dyehouse
Queen Avenue
Pt. White
Jayces
City trash haul nears end as crews work into next day
More than 300 loads of garbage were collected by city trucks by day's end and crews continued today. Uncertainty still hangs over whether the cleanup will finish by Monday or stretch to Wednesday.
Officer Finds Thief In Home In Middletown
Middletown police officer Ptl. Paul Frisby returned home to a burglary. A young boy was found inside the house and fled through the back door. About $25 damage was incurred to the back door.
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Middletown
Paul Frisby
Highland St
Frisby
300 Gather Here Librarians Dedicated Not Dowdy Devotees
About 300 librarians and trustees met at the Manchester Hotel for the Southwest district gathering. The talk ranged from library work to lighter notes, noting librarians are no longer the dowdy stereotype. Dayton Montgomery County Public Library boasted the largest staff presence, nearly 50 of its employees attending.
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Southwest District
Manchester Hotel
Dayton
Montgomery County
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Ollie Day
J. T. Lamb
ELITE
Elite Fine Chocolates
Crawford & Logan
Safety Lane
Rose Ertle
Rose E. Ertle
Donald H. Selby
Mrs
Ella Wearts
Colored News
Electae
TYTUS
DERBY
Converse
Monument Co
Manchester
By Patty Mummert
Mildietown
Ohio Librarian
Assn
William &. Smith
Miami University
J. Les DuErmit
Dodds
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Gage
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