July 26 Hearing Set on Mayfield Annexation Plan
The Butler County Commissioners announced a public hearing for July 26 on the petition to annex an 827 acre tract including Mayfield. The petition shows 451 valid signatures, about 50.8 percent of resident freeholders, with 547 collected and 96 valid. notices will be posted and a six week newspaper ad run.
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ED Edmiston
Mayfield
Butler County
Thomas Feltz
County Commission
Feltz
Ohio
Ben S. van Gorden
Walter Bender
Middletown
Petiioners
Brentwood St
Middletown Man Charged With DWI After Hit-Skips
Ashby Thomas Jr. 43, of 616 Moore St., was cited for driving while intoxicated and fleeing the scene after his westbound car struck two vehicles on Fleming Road around 5 05 p m He allegedly paused at Clark Street Fleming Road then staggered away into an alley before being detained by officers Damages were about 150 to the Thomas vehicle 10 to the Dickerson auto and 25 to the Enos auto.
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Middletown
Fleming Road
Yester
Ashby Thomas Jr
Moore St
Thomas
John Dickerson
Hamilton
Mary Enos
Granada Ave
Clark Street
Plum Avenue
Dickerson
Enos
Fenwick Welfare To Meet Tomorrow
The Fenwick Welfare Assn will close its meetings for the school year with a 6 30 p m covered dish dinner at Fenwick High School auditorium. New president John Farkas will succeed John Murray along with other officers. Fenwick High School students will present the annual style show after the meeting with refreshments.
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Fenwick Welfare Assn
Fenwick High School
John Farkas
John Murray
Rae
Finger Injuries Reported From Two Industrial Accidents
Two minor industrial accidents were reported yesterday from the nb at a Hospital emergence. Nell Boggs, 20, 1209 Grove St., a Howe Motor Co. employee, suffered a lacerated and partially crushed right little finger injured with a tow chain while working. He was released after treatment. William Howard, 28, 122 Chestnut St., a Hamiltonian, was treated for lacerations and possible fracture of his second finger after a piece of steel fell on it. He was released after treatment. Howard is employed by Don Cisle of Hamilton, contractor.
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Nell Boggs
Grove St
Howe Motor Co
Girl Scout First Aid Course Opens for Leaders
A six week first aid class for Girl Scout leaders and assistants starts tonight at 7 pm in the Red Cross room of the American Legion. Mrs. Marvin Lenhart will teach the course required for leaders planning camp or trip activities.
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Red Cross Room
The
American Legion
Marvin Lenhart
Red Cross
Adenauer Plans One Day Visit to Washington
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will visit Washington for a one day stay to receive an honorary doctorate from Harvard University on June 16. State Department officials announced the trip and outlined the brief agenda and formal reception planned in the capital.
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Washington
State Department
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
United States
Harvard University
State Official To Address Jr OUAM Meeting
Lawrence Moon of Youngstown will speak at a joint meeting of Middletown Hamilton and Lebanon Jr OUAM members in Hamilton at 7 30 p m The topic is 102 Years of Americanism as the order nears its 103rd year The talk will note the 178th birthday of the American flag and urges every home to display a flag Pins will be presented to members with 50 or more years of continuous membership Fred Mourey attends as state secretary at Butler Council 93 headquarters.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Lebanon
Order of United American Mechanics
Lawrence Moon
Youngstown
Moon
Fred Mourey
Butler Council 93
Mystery Bullet Wounds Man in Hamilton
Will Henry Clink, 24, of 4 Burnet Street, was shot in the left side while walking in a yard behind 41 Chestnut Street. He was treated at Mercy Hospital after hearing a sharp pain and seeing a man run down an alley. Police found a .32 caliber shell casing nearby.
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Hamilton
Will Henry Clink
Burnet
Chestnut St
Clink
Mercy Hospital
Hamiltonian
Two Draw Sentences In Juvenile Court
In Cincinnati Hamilton special report Judge Fred B. Cramer presiding, Lena Allen age 38 of 14 A Rambo Harris Homes and Earl Egner age 28 of 746 South 12th Street received ninety day terms in the Cincinnati Workhouse for neglecting their six minor children.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Fred B. Cramer
Harry F. Walsh
Lena Allen
Rambo Harris
Earl Egner
S. 12Th St
At The Movies Showings This Tuesday
Paramount screens Blackboard Jungle at 1 25 4 50 and 8 30 p m Tim berjack at 3 10 6 40 and 10 00 Strand shows Broken Lance at 3 00 6 25 and 9 35 Drive Crooked Road at 1 30 4 50 and
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Broken Lance
Crooked Road
Mass Polio Program Delayed Until Fall Says Doctor
Dr. Charles M. Buchert of the Butler County Medical Society forecasts no mass polio inoculations for Middletown second graders before term end. He notes the second vaccine dose may occur after school reopens in September or the full series could restart next fall. He adds mass and private inoculations unlikely this polio season, July through mid September, awaiting vaccine release.
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Middletown
Charles M. Buchert
Butler County Medical Society
Buchert
Yale student granted access to records on district merger
The Middletown Lemon Township merger study was approved for Richard Dieterly, a Yale junior, to inspect board records for a political science thesis with conditions on method disclosure. Some minutes and unofficial records faced initial scrutiny, but openness was broadly supported by the board.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
Richard Dieterly
Yale
Dieterly
J.D. Blackford
Joseph Woodruff
Charles Reuthe
Hugh Butler
Blackford
Rene
Lemon-Monroe High School
State Liquor Dept Clamps Down On Middletown Bingo
The State Liquor Department cites a second local group for bingo in a liquor venue. Knights of Columbus in Middletown faced charges after an agent found bingo at the K of C auditorium. Earlier, VFW Post 309 was cited for a similar violation and began license cancellation. A hearing is set to determine the Moose lodge waging devices.
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Middletown
State
Knights of Columbus
Stanley Bounds
Liquor Department
Cincinnati
K. of C
Ralph Martin Jr
Bounds
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 309
VFW
Post
Knights
St. Peter Claver Church
Loyal
Order of Moose
Central Ave
Hamilton County
State Liquor Board
Middletown K of C Leader Chosen Convention Delegate
Joseph Mulligan district deputy of the Knights of Columbus south west Ohio district was elected delegate from Area Seven to the supreme convention in Philadelphia this August. The vote occurred at the 56th annual state convention in Columbus with Middletown Council members Hugh Stein and Arnold Beiser present. The convention backed an Ohio law to examine and license films before public showings.
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Joseph Mulligan
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Area Seven
Supreme Convention
Philadelphia
Ulligan
Columbus
Hugh Stein
Arnold Beiser
Middletown
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East Works
Jackson Lane
Burbank Avenue
Burbank
Lefferson Road
Lefferson
Petiti
George M. Hancock
Hanock
Jess C. Dennis
Fenwick Welfare
U.S
McCoy-Leffler
Leffler
Mambulance
Jr. Ouam
Paramount
P.m
Butler Realty Co
Monroe
Lemon- Monroe
Monroe Council
Anna Lou Flannery
Ruby T. Smith
Rachel Foster
Carl Slater
Maura L. Carter
James P. Dillon
Raymond W. Lawrence
Robert Kipp
Connie Hanna
Donald Francis
James Prichard
Robert
Hipchase
State Liquor Department
Frances Heilman
Taft
Harry Bell
Maple Park
Iea Sutter
Lemon - Monroe High School
Alice Bell
Amanda
Mary Sanders
Mary Lou Green
Middletown High School
Marianne Phipps
Ralph Ashton
Wilson
Victor Mackall
Spring Hill
Lillian Walters
Ivadelle Hart
Kondrat
Anthony A Bosch
Toledo
Anthony J. Brueneman Jr
J. Richard Gaier
Piqua
Thomas M. Dowd
Kenton
John Cusick
Cuyahoga Falls
B. L. Dawson CO
Clark St
al Bank
F.D.I.C
Park Place
Sutphin
Armco East
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
Bulova
Freeman’s
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