Mayfield Voters Debate Fire Protection Bond Annexation Link
Mayfield residents question how to vote on a 16 600 bond issue for fire equipment amid ongoing annexation proceedings. Lemon Township trustees may wait on selling bonds until annexation decisions are clear, allowing voters to approve without incurring payment unless annexation fails. The city withdrew protection earlier this year, leaving North Middleton and Monroe volunteer departments to cover Mayfield while residents considered their own service.
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Mayfield
Butler County
City Commission
Paul Mehl
Lemon Township
Marvin Clark
Commission
Mehl
Lemon Trustees
North Middletown
Monroe
Promotion for Second Lt. Frank J. Smith to First Lt.
The 199th Fighter Squadron Hawaiian National Guard announced the promotion of Second Lt. Frank J. Smith to First Lt. He recently was released from Tripler General Army Hospital after recovering from burns from an F-47 Thunderbolt and has returned to flying status. He is a brother of T. Elden Smith of 3522 Jewel St and a former Middletown resident.
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Frank J. Smith
199Th
Hawaiian National Guard
Smith
Tripler General Army Hospital
T. Elden Smith
Jewel St
Middletown
Love Of Carmen screening at Paramount
Paramount shows Love Of Carmen with Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford on Monday and Tuesday. Showtimes are 1 15, 3 20, 7 30 and 9 30 p m.
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Paramount
Carmen
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Strand Screens Two Movies With Star Casts
Strand offers The Sullivans featuring Anne Baxter and Thomas Mitchell at 3 35 and 7 40 pm and Crash Dive starring Tyrone Power and Dana Andrews at 1 30 5 35 and 9 45 pm.
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the Sullivans
Anne Baxter
Thomas Mitchell
Tyrone Power
Dana Andrews
Dixie Cruise-In Presents Temptation and The Time The Place And The Girl
Monday showings feature Temptation with Merle Oberon George Brent and Paul Lukas at 7 45 and 10 15 pm Tuesday offers The Time The Place And The Girl starring Dennis Morgan Jack Carson Mertha Vickers at 7 20 and 9 30 pm in this Dixie Cruise-In listing
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Temptation
Merle Oberon
George Brent
Charles Kowin
Paul Lukas
The
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
Janis Paige
Mertha Vickers
Mrs. Mary Lee 58 Died at Home in Mida dletown
Mrs. Mary Lee age 58 of 447 North Main Street died Saturday at her residence. She leaves a son Paul Lee in Dayton Veterans Hospital and three grandchildren. Friends may call at C. L. Maxbderry Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home conducted by Rev T M Campbell. Interment in Woodside Cemetery.
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Mary Lee
North Main St
Midadletown
Paul Lee
Dayton Veterans Hospital
C. L. Maxbderry
M rs Lilly M Tressler 89 dies after illness in Franklin
Mrs Lilly M Tressler aged 89 dies at 2 30 a m at her Franklin home after a lingering illness. Survived by two grandsons four great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Rachel Boys all of Franklin. Her son Bert preceded her in death three weeks ago. Funeral at Anglesby with Rev H S Gessner officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday.
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Franklin
Lilly M. Tressler
Richard
Robert
Rachel Boys
Bert
Anglesby Funeral
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Rosa Bauer 56 Dies After Surgery in Cincinnati
Mrs Rosa E Bauer 56 died Sunday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after surgery. Native of Newtown she lived near Waynesville and is survived by husband Charles four sons Henry Carl Robert Harold and Lorraine daughter Mrs Matthews Mt Washington daughter Mrs Ewers Cincinnati and another daughter at home Last rites set for 9 30 am Wednesday at St Augustines Waynesville burial Angel Guardian Mt Washington body at McClure Funeral Home Waynesville
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Waynesville
Angel Guardian
Mt. Washington
McClure Funeral Home
Death of John S. Compton Retired Farmer Near New Burlington
John S. Compton 94 a retired farmer died at 3 30 p m Sunday at his home near New Burlington He was a member of the Friends Church services set for 2 p m Wednesday burial in Spring Valley cemetery Friends may call at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville until services He is survived by one son Elmer at home
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Lebanon
John S. Compton
New Burlington
Friends Church
Spring Valley
Friends
Stubbs
Waynesville
Elmer
Police Brief Arrest for DUI on First Ave and Canal St
Raymond Roberts aged 27 of 417 Yankee Road was arrested at First Avenue and Canal Street on charges of being in physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence. He posted a $300 bond and is due in Municipal Court this afternoon.
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Raymond Roberts
Yankee Rd
First Ave
Canal St
Local Theft Report From Curtis Street Residents
Jordon Parson reported 10 sheets and large towels valued at 75 dollars and a set of dishes worth 50 dollars stolen from his Curtis Street home. Jerry Berry said 50 dollars in cash was taken from his Curtis Street residence after entry gained through the rear door while he and his wife were outside.
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Jordon Parson
Curtis St
Jerry Berry
Theft Report From Theodore Bishop in Lebanon
Theodore Bishop of Lebanon Route 2 reported his car stolen from Doty Street and Central Avenue yesterday. The incident was logged by local authorities with no further details provided.
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Theodore’ Bishop
Lebanon
Doty St
Central Ave
Dayton Man Arrested on Carrying Concealed Weapons Charge
Sylvester Day, 24, of 206 Kiug Street Dayton was arrested at the Milner Hotel on charges of carrying concealed weapons and investigation, officers report.
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Sylvester Day
Kiug St
Dayton
Milner Hotel
Four Injured in Collision at Routes 42 and 122
Walter W. Schaaf of 700 Crawford Street and Walter Niekamp of Evansville Indiana collided north of Lebanon injuring four. Schaaf and wife Emma sustained facial cuts while Niekamp and wife Jill suffered leg pelvic and shoulder injuries. Both couples were hospitalized Middletown and Young Clinic Lebanon. Police also reported Emmitt Keith bruises from a separate crash on Main Street treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Walter W. Schaaf
Crawford St
Walter Niekamp
Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Lebanon
Schaaf
Emma Schaaf
Niekamp
Jill Niekamp
Schaafs
Middletown Hospital
Niekamps
Young Clinic
Emmitt Keith
Milner Hotel
Edna Fleming
Fairmount Ave
George Harvey dies. longtime Middletown resident remembered
George Harvey, active in the Middletown Hospital Association and First Methodist Church, dies. He served on the Hospital Hill building committee from 1913 to 1916 and taught Sunday School 15 years before an injury. Survived by widow Eliza J. Harvey, son Arthur R. Harvey, and granddaughter Marabelle Robertson. Burial at Woodside Cemetery follows Scottish Rite services at his home and church rites.
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First Methodist Church
Middletown
Harvey
Maeson
Jefferson Lodge No. 90
Dayton
Knights Templar
Antioch Temple
Thomas
Eliza J. Harvey
Arthur R. Harvey
Marabelle H. Robertson
Gardner Pl
Kenneth Learey
Riggs
Woodside Cemetery
Burnice Brown Charged With DWI After Patrol Arrest
Burnice Brown aged 36 of 1912 Manchester Ave was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence after a State Patrolman arrested him last night.
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Burnice Brown
Manchester Ave
Colored News Infantile Paralysis Committee Meeting Tonight
The Infantile Paralysis Committee will hold its monthly meeting at 8 30 p m in the home of Mrs Letha Childs Hanover Street Miss Fannie Patterson is co chairwoman.
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Letha Childs
Hanover St
Fannie Patterson
Massey In Fair Condition After Auto Crash
James Massey, 67, of 905 Eighth Ave, remains in Middletown Hospital in fair condition after a Car struck him. He was admitted with a broken right leg and head cuts and has been listed as fair since admission.
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James Massey
Eighth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Massey
Fire Department Reports Quiet Halloween Weekend
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh said no false alarms over Halloween weekend and only a burning keg at Manchester Ave and McKinley St at 1 07 a m on Sunday, set by pranksters. He noted past years brought numerous false alarms on the witches holiday and other incidents.
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William Fishbaugh
Manchester Ave
McKinley St
Ohio Officials Win AEC Biology and Medicine Fellowships
Naval Lt. Cdr. Elmer R. King of West Liberty Logan County will train at Duke University Durham North Carolina Medical Training Center for six months. Army Capt. Edward A. Langdon of Akron will study at Reed College Portland Oregon Medical Training Center for six months. The fellowships aim to advance atomic energy applications in biology and medicine.
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WIN
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval
Cdr
Elmer R. King
West Liberty
Logan County
North Carolina Medical Training Center
Duke University
Durham
Army
Edward A. Langdon
Akron
Oregon Medical Training Center
Reed College
Portland
Thousands of patents granted on perpetual motion machines
Thousands of patents have been granted for perpetual motion machines, signaling widespread interest in perpetual motion concepts and ongoing patent activity despite scientific skepticism about feasibility.
Record Vote Indicated At City County Polls
Butler County voters may set a new county record at the polls as absentee ballots shape turnout. About 06,000 eligible in Butler. 173 of 252 absentee requests returned. servicemen allowed to vote by noon tomorrow. Hamilton issued 475 absentee ballots. Middletown polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Middletown
Butler County
Butler
Board of Election Office
Hamilton
Board of Elec
Tion
Mose Kahn
21 Week Banking Course For 36 Area Bank Employees
Thirty six Middletown Monroe and Hamilton bank employees will study banking fundamentals and commercial law at Middletown High School starting tomorrow night. Edward W. Barker of First National Bank notes weekly classes for 21 weeks on Tuesday evenings. Robert Mitzel of Monroe National Bank leads Fundamentals of Banking and Richard A. Wilmer, local attorney, handles Commercial Law. The program is a national educational effort by the American Institute of Banking with tens of thousands of graduates and enrollees nationwide.
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Middletown
Monroe
Hamilton
Middletown High School
Edward W. Barker
First National Bank
Robert Mitzel
Monroe National Bank
Richard A. Wilmer
American Institute of Banking
Winkelman Named Chair Of Social Studies In Cincinnati
J F Winkelman a Middletown High School teacher was named chairman of the Social Studies Department at the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cincinnati last weekend. Officers elected include Paul Upp Hillsboro president Miss Ethel McDonough Cincinnati vice president John Ridge Cincinnati new executive board member and Miss Jennie Davis Cincinnati representative to the Ohio Education Association. Monroe High School Ruth Busseer was named chairman of the Speech Department and Eaton County official Robert E Lucas was appointed Administration Department secretary. Middletown High School presented a half hour program in Taft Auditorium Friday morning.
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J. F. Winkelman
Middletown
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association
Cincinnati
Paul L. Upp
Hillsboro
Ethel McDonough
Windsor School
John and Ridge School
Jennie Davis
Westwood
Ohio Education Association
Ruth Busseer
Monroe High School
Robert E. Lucas
Eaton
Mary Heck
Hamilton High School
Middletown High School
Taft
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Stuart Fitton
Charles G. Greig
Joe H. Ayres
Greig
Butler County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Monroe Parent-Teacher Association
Fitton
Ayres
Woman Killed in Hamp ton Roads Collision
A collision between a passenger steamer and a tanker in Hampton Roads yesterday killed a woman passenger and injured three others. The deceased was Marion E. Mee Whorter, 22, of Tifton, Georgia, a field representative for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Labor Department, Washington.
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Norfolk, Va
Hampton Roads
Marion E. Mee- Whorter
Tifton
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Washington
Butler County World War II Bonus Claims Top Three Million
Chester W. Goble reports Butler County veterans have received 3,103,630 in bonus checks from 10,199 claims. Army veterans total 7,521 and Navy 2,678. average check 304.31 dollars. Other counties Preble Warren totals and averages listed. questionable claims require additional information or records. payments began April 28.
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Butler County
Chester W. Goble
Preble County
Warren County
Goble
Automatic can making machines boost output to 21000 cans hourly
Industrial report highlights automatic can making machines able to produce as many as 21 000 cans per hour. The article notes efficiency gains in packaging plants and potential impacts on labor demand.
Ohio Employment Office Drops Hours to Allow Voting
The Ohio State Employment Office will close at noon Tuesday to permit staff to vote. P. F. Johnson, the manager, announced the temporary change, with full operations resuming Wednesday morning.
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Ohio State
P. F. Johnson
Two Brothers Drown in Buck Creek Rescue Attempt
In Springfield Ohio two brothers, Frederick Wilkerson 10 and Carlton Wilkerson 11, drowned yesterday in Buck Creek while Frederick attempted to rescue Carlton after a fall. The tragedy occurred near Buck Creek as locals aided in the search and recovery.
Atomic Energy Show Planned in Dayton Memorial Hall
Dayton hosts an Atomic Energy Show in Memorial Hall with demonstrations and explanations by Monsanto and the U S Atomic Energy Commission. Evening shows start at 8 with school matinees, free admission, and a $20 radio prize for a 500 word essay on how atomic energy will change Dayton in fifty years.
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Dayton Council of World Affairs
Memorial Hall
Dayton
Monsanto Chemical Company
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Dayton Council On World Affairs
North Ludlow St
Robert A. Staniforth
Mound Laboratory
Pascal Spurlino
Rosamond McPherson
Belmont School
YMCA drive nears 1500 memberships total
The 1948 49 YMCA drive added 34 memberships after a final dinner at Presbyterian Church, reaching 1494 total reported by Ralph Knight general secretary. Divisions totals were city 258 industrial 245 Armco 974 and 17 taken at the YMCA front desk. Drive ran October 14 to 26 led by M P Schrock and associate C W Beck.
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YMCA
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Knight
City
Industrial
Armco
M. P. Schrock
C. W. Beck
Sales Meeting Attended by Hauselman and Tutt
Robert Hauselman and Sam Tutt of Hauselman Transportation joined Aero Mayflower Transit Company agents at the annual sales meeting in Indianapolis held at the Claypool Hotel. A tour covered Mayflower offices and departments while Gene Flack of Sunshine Biscuits gave the main address. About 250 Mayflower agents from the United States and Canada attended.
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Robert Hauselman
Sam Tutt
Hauselman Transportation Company
Aero Mayflower Transit Company
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Mayflowers
Mainetenance Department
Gene Flack
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc
New York
Mayflower
United States
Canada
Delay In Annexation Of North Middletown Probable
Officials discuss possible postponement of annexation as 60 day wait nears expiry. Tuberculosis levy support drive reports broad endorsements and wide distribution of leaflets. North Middletown area holds about 980000 in tax value, 700 parcels, 2400 residents, 500 school children.
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North Middletown
Maple Park
Dixie Heights
Averlon
Roselawn
Milk and Cream Retail Sales Hit 22 Billion Quarts This Year
U S milk and cream sales at retail are projected to reach about 22 billion quarts in the current year. Analysts note strong demand across regions and large grocery chains driving volume gains.
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United States
Toll of cancer dwarfs other deaths in a single year
The report notes 140771 deaths from cancer across all forms in one year, vastly higher than 75500 deaths from other causes, underscoring cancer's overwhelming impact on public health and life expectancy.
Blood Drop Under Rose Tree Cited For Rosy Cheeks
A belief persists in parts of Europe that placing a drop of blood beneath a rose tree brings rosy cheeks to the giver or recipient. The claim reflects folk remedies and cultural superstitions rather than medical science.
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Europe
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Rosa E. Bauer
George H
Colored News
Wayne Hill Nursery
Hamilto
DIAL
John Winkelman
Baker. Funeral Home
Atomic Energy Show
TB Association
North
Fred J. Schatzmann
City Atetorney
It Board of Education Care
Lief
Maple Park School
Melampy
Clintem & 417
Baltimore
Tom
Aone
Harold W. Jones
Middletown, Ohio
Harry F. Walsh
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