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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1953

Page

8

Dechant Loses Trustee Bid By One Vote

Franklin residents chose mayor John L. Shotwell by 587 to 561 over incumbent James Rossman. Close council races included Ward 3 winner Roy Fitzgerald 204 to 91 and write-in Richard O Neal 75 to 62 in Ward 4. Trustees and officers saw tight counts. Dechant lost by one vote 793 to 794 amid unofficial returns. Franklin school district tax levy passed 889 to 446. all state amendments approved.

Franklin John L. Shotwell James Rossman Lebanon Rossman Shotwell Roy Fitzgerald S. W. Trotter Richard O'Neal Cc. C. Black William Smith Robert Ward Ivan Thacker Gordon Tinch Floyd Gephart John Hoffer Owen Phillips Frank Matson Fred Byers Carl Eisenmenger Franklin School District

Poll Workers Free to Relax at Franklin Precincts

Polling places in Franklin reported light activity with many booths idle in the morning and about 40 voters per precinct by noon. The 4th ward middle precinct at the fire station saw roughly 85 ballots, a higher turnout than usual. Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers handed out I Have Voted pins while election board members and campaign workers staffed booths.

Franklin 4Th Ward Junior Chamber of Commerce Election Board Irene White Weaver Lane Ann Quillan Norma Bailey Richard O'Neal River Chamber of Commerce Robert Rossman Ella Stantenborough Corrine Ruble Main

Preble County Pays its Fine

A West Alexandria driver over重量 weight, James Rader, had a truck impounded near the Indiana line. Indiana fined the overweight vehicle and Preble County faced a civil levy of 123.75 dollars. Prospector Everett Fahrenholz and Indiana Wayne County prosecutor arranged settlement, with the county paying 19.75 dollars and the truck released.

Everett Fahrenholz Preble County Indiana Fahrenholz Robert O’malley Wayne County Ind Richmond

Social Guests Gather From Trenton and Hamilton

Overpeck Mr and Mrs Ear Gingerich entertained Sunday with visits from Clarence Gingerich Orlan Gingerich and their spouses from Trenton Hamilton and Dayton. Mrs Arthur Civil visited her mother Mrs Barbara Pierson in Hamilton while Bill Cameron Becky and others joined at various Nickell and Young households.

Ear Gingerich Clarence Gingerich Orlan Gingerich Trenton Arthur Civil Barbara Pierson Hamilton Alr Bill Cameron Becky Housefield Sandy Judy Flenn Nickell Dayton E. Nickell Paul Albert Bley Mabel Young Ruth Shartis

Earnhart Urges Early Overseas Mail Amid Christmas Rush

Lebanon special report notes Post Master C Stanley Earnhart predicts a record Christmas mail load this year, surpassing 224,816 pieces last year. He urges sending overseas packages early with sender name inside and outside, 15 November deadline, secure wrapping, heavy cartons, and early local mailing as well.

Lebanon C. Stanley Earnhart Earnhart

Carlisle PTA Turkey Dinner Set For Nov 21

The Carlisle PTA sponsors a turkey dinner on November 21 in the school cafeteria. Dinner will be served cafeteria style from 5 to 7 PM. Tickets are available from Mrs Nathan Oglesby, Mrs Clyde Baker, Mrs Huber Newcomb, Mrs Leslie Earnhart, and Mrs Frank Diliman.

Carlisle Carlisle Pta Nathan Oglesby Clyde Baker Huber Newcomb Leslie Earnhart Frank Diliman

Miltenberger elected Eaton Mayor in three way race

Miltenberger won Eaton mayoral race over incumbent Lee Campbell Jr. and Ray Lowman by 713 to 437 and 207 with heavy turnout. Voters upheld parking meters, approved a 3 mill school tax levy, and defeated a 49 mill water facilities levy. Council winners included Geeting Beard Wehrley Garrett Bechtel Taylor. Unopposed officials totals hovered near 700.

Eaton Willard Miltenberger Lee Campbell Jr Ray Lowman Miltenberger Campbell Lowman Fred Geeting Ross Beard Lloyd Wehrley Charles Garrett Gerald Bechtel Gerald

Butler County Voters Approve Four School Bond Issues

Butler County residents across four local districts pass bond measures totaling 1.085 million dollars to fund new classrooms and buildings. Fairfield Township approves 700k for a new elementary school with site purchase. Ross 190k for six classrooms and cafeteria. Seven Mile 132k for additions and furnishings. Morgan Township 63k for four more elementary rooms. A 2.65 mill levy renewal is approved in Union district.

Butler County Fairfield Township Ross Township Ross Seven Mile Morgan Township Union Local

Kings Mills Elects School Board Men

J. W. King Glenn Smith and Stephen McDowell were elected to the local school district board of education in yesterday's voting. King received 322 votes Smith 264 and McDowell 234. Losers were John Becker 200 D C McKitterick 199 and Manford McGuffey 201.

Kings Mills J. W. King Glenn Smith Stephen McDowell King Smith McDowell John Becker D. C. McKitterick Manford McGuffey

Clearcreek Township BOE picks Curtis Beck Easton and Luttinger

In Clearcreek Township local school district elections Curtis Beck won 315 votes, Noel Easton 276, and Mildreed Luttinger 223 for the board of education. Other candidates were Donald Cotterill 205, R W Wilson 146, Virgil Hooser 85, and Joseph Rigg 70. Trustees race saw John Fish Jr 364 and Walter Seiker 342, Ralph Green 305.

Springboro Clearcreek Township Curtis Beck Noel Easton Mildreed Luttinger Beck Easton Luttinger Donald Cotterill R. W. Wilson Virgil Howser Joseph Rigg John Fish Jr Walter Seiker Ralph Green

School Board Election Winners Named In Carlisle District

Robert Ross, Clarence Lewis and Clarence Eckhart won seats on the district board with 171, 136 and 128 votes respectively. Losers included Frederick Reed 85, Lewis Berger 69, C. H. Shuppert 61, and Julie Ault 38.

Carlisle Robert Ross Clarence Lewis Clarence Eckhart Board of Education Ross Lewis Eckhart Frederick Reed Lewis Berger C. H. Shuppert Julie Ault

Women Society meeting and visiting relatives in Illinois Indiana and Elton

The Jacksonburg Women’s Society of Christian Service met Thursday in the church social room with Mrs Brown and Mrs Brand as hostesses. Mrs Childers and Mrs Buchheit led the meeting. Mr and Mrs Paul Buchheit and family visited in Illinois. Mr and Mrs Overy Cox of Indiana visited his brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Clint Cox. Mrs Bill Whitman visited her sister, Mrs Howard Kline in Elerton.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Brown Brand Childers Buchheit Paul Buchheit Ilinois Overy Cox Indiana Clint Cox Bill Whitman Howard Kline Elerton

Middletown families visit relatives in town

Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn Jr. of Middletown with their daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn Sr. Mrs. John King Jr. and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. John King Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cole and son Paul of Middletown visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sturgill.

William Hahn, Jr Middletown William Hahn John King, Jr John Kings Oren Cole Paul Ernest Sturgill

Annual Scout Exhibition To Be Saturday

Eaton hosts the annual Boy Scout Exposition at the Eaton Armory this Saturday afternoon and night with nineteen units displaying handicraft conservation nature pioneering camping and merit badge exhibits. Units judged by county Boy Scout executive Robert Thorbladh will compete for awards as the public may view displays from 1 to 9 p.m. Judge Donald Zieger is general chairman and tickets are 25 cents at the door.

Eaton Eaton Armory Robert Thornbladh Donald Zieger

Carlisle School to Represent in Prince of Peace Contest

Carlisle students Janette McQueen Barbara Ellis and Carlos Roy Lantis will represent the Carlisle School in the Prince of Peace contest Sunday. The event is scheduled for 8 o clock in the auditorium of the New Jersey Presbyterian Church.

Carlisle School Prince of Peace Carlisle Janette McQueen Barbara Ellis Carlos Roy Lantis New Jersey Presbyterian Church

Ireland And Anslinger Win In Germantown Village Elections

Moderate turnout in Germantown Village produced decisive wins for Richard Egan as mayor and Claude Ireland as village clerk. Dan Anslinger Jr captured the treasurer post, with councilmen results led by Evert Emrick and others. board of public affairs selections went to Mears Emrick and Fox. Education contest was tight with Green leading but still needing a second seat.

Germantown German Township Richard Egan Claude Ireland Albert Ridenour Dan Anslinger Jr William Paul Evert Emrick Robert Adams George Jones Gene Michael Donald Moyer Jack Dupps Bernard Inglebrand John Moser L. W. Bayes Board of Public Affairs Charles Mears Irwin Emrick Paul Fox Hale Dodds Sr Homer Flinspach Harry Bussard Ronald Ridenour Paul Barkalow Ernest Moreland Board of Education William Green Clarence Evan Jean Hoover Fred Keiser Justice of the Peace

Lebanon rejects 930000 school bond and levy

Lebanon voters rejected the 930000 school bond by 8 to 1 and defeated the 800 yearly teacher levy 2142 to 662. Turnout rose about 25 percent from 1951 off year. Elected: Dr Harold Rosencrans Jack Decker Wilson Nichols Ernest Girod Elvis Nixon Jack Jones. Other results in Warren County varied with unreported precincts and race outcomes in several districts.

Lebanon Warren County Harold Rosencrans Jack Decker Wilson Nicholas Ernest Girod Elvis Nixon Jack Jones M. A. Gustin Board of Public Affairs Marvin Hollingshead Sam Kaufman George Krager

Miamisburg Voters Reject Sale of Electric Plant

In Carlisle, Miamisburg residents voted yesterday against selling the DP and L power plant near the city. Officials had warned annexation depended on voter approval, and the rejection ends plans to move or privatize the asset that pays taxes to the Carlisle school district.

Miamisburg Carlisle Dayton Power & Light Co Dp&l

Soil District Banquet Set for Tomorrow Evening

The Preble County soil conservation district holds its annual banquet tomorrow at the Congregational Christian Church. Rev. Darrell Linder of Findlay College will speak as the main presenter. Dinner starts at 6 30 p.m with the program open to the public after 8 p.m.

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