Youthful Means Great Cancellation of Buckeye Boys State
Ohio American Legion headquarters called off Buckeye Boys State for 1936’s inception 950 high school boys from 400 posts across Ohio would miss a week long mock government convention planned for Camp Perry June 6. Post 218 planned 20 students from Middletown Lemon Monroe Wayne Township and Trenton. lake flooding and a breached dike at Camp Perry left the site uninhabitable.
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Buckeye
Ohio American Legion
Columbus
American Legion
Ohio
Camp Perry
American Legion Post 218
Ron Lane
Middletown High
Lemon-Monroe
Lake Erie
Legion Headquarters
Railroad Petitions Seek Zone Change In Sutphin Area
New York Central Railroad files petitions asking a zone change on Sutphin Street to permit new track installation and a second petition to vacate an unused alley west of Sutphin Street. City manager says petitions will be received and referred to the Planning Commission. area affected spans west Sutphin from McKinley to 20 feet south of Miami Avenue.
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New York Central Railroad
Sutphin St
City Commission
H. W. Starick
City Planning Commission
McKinley St
Miami Ave
Lorillard
Neibar-Shafer
Six Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrest
Six motorists were fined after arrests by the state patrol. John Cox of Springfield paid 100 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Squire Clarence Banker of Lebanon. Carl Lambert of Fayetteville fined 25 dollars for fictitious license plates. David Freeman of Highland Heights, Kentucky, 25 dollars for speeding. Frank Young of Cincinnati 25 dollars for disobeying a stop sign before Squire J. E. Jackson. Norman Gehron of Germantown 10 dollars for reckless operation before Squire Lammie Bailey. William Dunaway of Hamilton 10 dollars for driving left of center before Mayor Thomas Linn of Monroe. John Haskins of Oxford cited to Mayor Worley’s court for speeding. Charles Stingley of Cincinnati forfeited a 25-dollar bond for failing to appear on a speeding charge before Judge J. T. Riley, Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Springfield
Squire Clarence Banker
Lebanon
Squire Banker’s Court
Carl Lambert
Fayetteville
David Freeman
Highland Heights
Frank Young
Cincinnati
Squire J. E. Jackson
Norman Gehron
Germantown
Squire Lammie Bailey
William Dunaway
Hamilton
Thomas Linn
Monroe
John Haskins
Oxford
Worley
Starick Attends Daytons Salem Ave Bridge Dedication
Starick visited Dayton for the dedication of a city project where he once served as planning director. He received a special invitation to the Salem Avenue bridge dedication, part of several new improvements in Dayton, and the event included a luncheon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Starick
Dayton
Salem Ave
Picture Is Gilt Of Wilson Grads
Inaugurated at the new Wilson elementary school the first Feagen sixth grade presented a picture to the school. Frank Watkins spoke for classmates and a book of Audubon prints was given by Jimmy and Ricky Lehmkuhl. D W Jacot, retired principal, spoke at the exercises as George Crout led the school as principal.
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New Wilson Elementary School
Feagen
Frank Watkins
Jimmy
Ricky Lehmkuhl
D. W. Jacot
George Crout
Break-In At Johnny's Coffee Shop Reported
About 80 dollars in cash was stolen from the cash register in a break-in at Johnny's Coffee Shop located at 1229 Central Ave. Police said the incident occurred after closing around 1 a.m. A back door glass was broken and found unlatched. John Methven, the proprietor, discovered the break-in.
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Johnny's
Central Ave
John Methven
Cool And Wet Weather Probed Across Midwest
The midwest saw cool and wet conditions widespread while other regions enjoyed fair weather. Middletown is forecast to remain unsettled through Friday with mostly cloudy skies and cooler temps, occasional showers, and a few thunderstorms. Overnight low temperatures should dip into the low 50s.
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Midwest
Middletown
Tax deadline moved to June 5 due to holiday
Butler County real estate tax deadline is advanced to June 5 from June 1. Deputy treasurer Carl Wedekind announced the change noting a steady stream of taxpayers returning to the windows after a slow mid period in the collections.
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Carl Wedekind
Butler County
Wedekind
Newkirk Condition Still Said Fair
Assistant Police Chief Joseph Newkirk remains listed as fair at Middletown Hospital after a Saturday night illness. He was admitted Sunday following a heart ailment, previously noted last August and linked to chasing a reckless driver. Also reported today, Tony Krizan Sr., 61, of Vanderveer Street, is improved after a 25 foot fall at Armco East Works left him with a broken leg and possible internal injuries.
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Joseph Newkirk
Middletown Hospital
Tony Krizan
Vanderveer St
Armco East Works
Krizan
Salvation Army Bible School Dates Arranged
Salvation Army vacation Bible schools begin June 2 to 13 at Miltonville and Rolling Mill Park posts. Citadel session June 16 to 27 with crafts class. Rolling Mill Park runs 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, Miltonville 9 a.m. to noon. Auxiliary crafts instructors already trained staff.
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Salvation Army
Miltonville
Rolling Mill Park
William E. Prescott
Citadel
Army Building
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Air Base Engineer Killed in Route 73 Crash
Dwight B. Trout 36 aeronautical engineer of Lewisburg Route 1 died instantly after a collision at routes 503 and 73 one mile north of Seven Mile. Joseph Wa ssi 38 Warsaw Ind. suffered minor injuries. Trout was in Wright Patterson Air Base Guided Missiles Division. Survivors include Ila his widow and four children. Funeral plans set for Lewisburg and Warren Ind. graveside service at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Dwight B. Trout
Lewisburg
Seven Mile
Joseph
Trout
Wright- Patterson Air Base
Dayton
Ila
Wayne
David
Marcia
Alice
Harley Trout
Kenneth Eugene
J. Harold
Robert Lee
Roger D. Trout
Rose Marie Trout
Warren
Ind
Kramer
Woodlawn
Unemployment Claims Dip in Middletown Week
Middletown unemployment compensation claims fell from a month high of 575 to 536 for the week ending May 24, according to the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. The May 24 total exceeded the May average by 152. Middletown ranked fourth among about 60 offices, with Portsmouth, Bridgeport, Lorain and Cambridge leading. Hamilton office reported 227 claims.
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Middletown
Ohio Bureau of
Columbus
Portsmouth
Bridgeport
Lorain
Cambridge
Hamilton
Teen Injured Thumb In Chisel Slippage Incident
In Middletown Hospital emergency room one patient was treated last night. Ronald Ring, 15, of Middletown Route 1 received care for a cut to his left thumb after a chisel slipped while he was cutting the top from a tin can and he was discharged following treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
Ronald Ring
Middletown Route 1
At The Movies Showtimes For Paramount Strand
Paramount screens High Sierra at 1 15 4 35 and 8 00 p m To Have and Have Not at 2 50 6 15 and 9 35 p m Strand offers Crosswinds 1 15 4 45 and 8 20 p m Big Carnival 2 55 6 30 and 9 50 p m Wednesday and Thursday.
Ross Addition Permit Issued For $270000
John Ross Store on Broad Street and Central Avenue will gain a two story addition. Orville Corson, building commissioner, announced a permit valued at 270000. The 149 by 46 foot reinforced concrete steel brick exterior expansion will join the existing structure at 1109 15 Central Ave with a February foundation permit previously issued.
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John Ross
Broad St
Central Ave
Orville Carson
Corson
Wounding Case Referred To Probation Office
In Butler County Common Pleas Court two Middletonians won suspended sentences while a third was sent to the new probation department. Harold McQueen admitted cutting with intent to wound and was referred to the probation officer. Carl Edward Wills pled guilty to neglect and received five years probation with child support. Beach Gillum faced a bad check charge and was fined 200 dollars, suspended on restitution.
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Middletonians
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Harold McQueen
Fred B. Cramer
Carl Edward Wills
Beach Gillum
Safety Council Praises Record of School Patrol
The Middletown Safety Council praised the School Patrol and cooperating groups for low accident rates in 1951-52. Seventy-seven minor incidents affected city and parish schools, with one serious case impacting the Green Pennant safety award. 700 pupils completed health and safety courses. A traffic division meeting is set for 4 p.m. at the Civic Association.
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Sertoma Club
Automobile Club
State Highway Patrol
Middletown Safety Council
Mammie Barker
The
Civic Association
Howard White
City considers 90 day dog quarantine amid rabies cases
The Board of Health voted at noon to implement a 90 day dog quarantine and urged immediate rabies immunization for all dogs as possible canine rabies cases prompt action. Dr. L C Neer stated seven people are undergoing anti rabies treatment after exposure to two dogs that died.
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Board of Health
L. C. Neer
Mayfield
Middletown
Columbus
Robert
Cornelia
Goldman St
Jay Willer
Neer
Jerry Chambers
Lamberton St
Mayfieldd
Larry Chambers
David Chambers
Edwin Adams
Jefferson Rd
Dr. Neer
Red Lion
Germantown
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Wayne Township
Trenton
Legion Post
Lane
Legion
Post 218
Ed Portsmouth
Railroad
Sutphin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Victor Wells, Jr
Jaycees
Police
Fire Departments
Mueller
Hair
Hetterich
Architectogrants
Armco Colored Center
Starick
AYR Geet Thay
Bellans
Packard
Barton Packard Sales
Wilson “Grads
MR. Adams
Middletown Trailer Park
Engle’s Corner
Roberts-Gordon Gas Burners
Roberts-Gordon
A. G. A. and
F. J. Scull
Cincinnati, Ohio
Broadway
Newkirk
SA Bible School
Paramount
Ross
Safety Council
Middletown Association OF Fire and Casualty Underwriters
Journal
Middletown Journal
Sheer Little
Jantzen
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