Forget-Me-Not sale boosts Middletown veterans support
The Middletown chapter of the American War Mothers plans a two day forget-me-not flower sale to aid disabled veterans and families. Friday sales occur at banks post office industries and a Central Avenue Broad Street booth with Y Teen volunteers on Saturday. Headquarters are at the Civic Association with a committee led by Mrs Charles E Fakes and co chairmen Mrs Russell Knopshield and Mrs John Busseer.
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Middletown
The
American War Mothers
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Civic Association
Charles E. Fakes
At The Movies Paramount and Strand Showings
The listing shows Paramount theater schedules with films including Affair with a Stranger and Never Wave at a Was, with showtimes 1:50 5:05 8:25 p.m. at Paramount. Strand features Key Largo at 1:15 5:30 9:45 p.m. and Treasure of Sierra Madre at 3:10 7:25 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.
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Aeriday
Key Largo
Treasure of
Sierra Madre
Home Acres Residents Seek Action on Trailers and Junk Yard
Sixty one residents of Home Acres accuse neighbors of violating health regulations and deed restrictions. A lawsuit in Common Pleas Court seeks a permanent injunction against a junk yard run by William Pentecost at 3118 Andrew St. and warns of more injunctions against trailers.
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Home Acres
Common Pleas
William Pentecost
Andrew St. Pentecost
Fred Ross
Sheriff Chief Debates New Winter Jacket For Uniform
Sheriff Charles Walke questions Chief Joe Blackmore about a new Eisenhower style jacket. Blackmore praises the battie jacket for extreme cold, noting it reduces bulk and improves mobility when a top coat is worn. Deputies express interest in adopting the design.
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Joe Blackmore
Charles Walke
Joe
Blackmore
Woman Hurt In Accident At Midlothown Hospital
Mrs. Dorothy Kalbaugh 38 of 45 N Broad St suffered knee and forehead injuries in an accident yesterday treated at Middletown Hospital at 1 45 am She was a passenger in a car driven by Fred H Kalbaugh Jr 18 struck by an auto driven by Robert Rutland 56 of 3339 Vine St Cincinnati Rutland was cited for failure to yield right of way The other collision involved Otis Creekbaum 56 of 900 Fifth Ave whose car hit a large dog at Yankee Road and Fourth Avenue damaging headlight and rim The dog ran into the street and the car delay noted plus timber statistics remark.
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Dorothy Kalbaugh
N. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Rutland
Verity Parkway
Kalbaugh Auto
Tytus Avenue
Otis Creekbaum
Fifth Ave
Yankee Road
Fourth Avenue
Creekbaum
Big Traffic Docket Faces Judge Today
A large traffic court docket appeared before Municipal Court Judge Alton Combs. Police reported 51 cases scheduled, 35 for speeding due to radar enforcement and the rest for miscellaneous violations. Officers noted the radar rule requiring 750 foot warning signs and described motorists missing signs leading to arrests for speeds over 50 mph.
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Alton Combs
Fire calls reach 17 in four days in Middletown
Middletown firefighters answered two minor calls yesterday afternoon and last night raising November alarms to 17. Company 1 was summoned at 12:59 a.m. to 412 Van derveer Street rear for a trash fire on Ortman Stewart Co property with no damage. A false alarm sent Company 2 to 1100 block Lorg Place at 4:38 p.m. yesterday.
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Middletown
Vanderveer St
Ortman- Stewart Co
Company 2
Lorg Place
Petition Sparks Cemetery Parking Fight in Middletown
A petition against turning the First Avenue cemetery front into a parking lot was filed, with about 300 residents opposed. City Commissioners will study the issue. a separate protest over a higher sewer bill led to a billing accuracy check. A second petition sought a 90 minute parking limit on Grimes Street to ease plant workers’ loading needs.
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Middletown Cemetery
First Avenue
East End
Francis Carmody
Irene H. Phillips
Calumet Ave
Verna Tate
N. Broad St
Carmody
Kramer
Mrs. Peck
Grimes Street
North
Casper Avenue
Aeronca
Lorillard
City Commissioners Absent During Surgery and Vacation
Chairman Francis Carmody noted C. B. Stiles is recovering from an operation while Dr. Ross A. Hill reportedly performed one and was out of town. Goetz and Miller said Hill left the city as Carmody planned a belated fishing vacation on Saturday.
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Francis Carmody
C. B. Stiles
Ross A. Hill
Harold Goetz
Lloyd Miller
Hill
Carmody
Neighbor Uses Three Pages To List Complaints
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Florence H Woolford sues Ada Krebs for 35000 damages over a string of alleged actions. The list includes pouring hot grease on plants damaging the home foundation hose nozzle misused, burning a tub near a trellis, cutting cushions, trampling a fence, crayon marks on a garage and destruction of flowers and roses.
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Hamilton
Ada Krebs
Florence H. Woolford
Krebs
Cleveland Ave
Hotel Fire in Cleveland Evacuates Twenty Persons
A Cleveland Perkins Hotel blaze last night forced 20 people to be rescued by ladders. About 150 residents escaped through exits as flames spread from an unknown cause in a fourth floor suite. Damage estimated at 9500 dollars.
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Cleveland
Perkins Hotel
Park work final payment on Douglas bath house
B D Morgan settles final payment for Douglas bath house park work totaling 3059.31 dollars. An earlier billing shows a separate amount of 5793.45 dollars.
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B. D. Morgan
Douglas Bath House
Courts To Test Write In Ban In Trenton Mayor Race
Paullin, a Hamilton paperworker, led write-ins for Trenton mayor after election day. Attorneys plan to file suit to certify him under a new law banning write-ins, testing whether any write-ins can be counted when ballot space was not provided.
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County Board of Elections
Charles Paullin
Trenton
Harry Stretcher
Paullin
Ohio
Fred Ross
West Elkton
Burgess Back
Hamilton
Justice of the Peace
Trenton Board of Public Affairs
Right Men Inducted From Middletown Area
Local Selective Service Board 10 sent eight men to Cincinnati for induction into the Armed Forces. New draftees include John Lee Alderton, Harold LeRoy Tanner, Donald Edward Long, Willian Dean Gillen, Jack Ballard, James Joseph Harris, Grant C. Fritzche, and Erwin Fritz Stern from Middletown and nearby towns.
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Selective Service Board
Middletown
Cincinnati
John Lee Alderton
Crawford St
Harold LeRoy Tanner
Logan Ave
Donald Edward Long
Bexley Dr
Willian Dean Gillen
Aberdeen Dr
Jack Ballard
West Middletown Rt
James Joseph Harris
Kehr Road
Oxford
Grant C. Fritzche
Oxford Rt
Erwin Fritz Stern
Wasserman Rd
Hamilton
Police Briefs Arrests and Minor Injuries Reported
Truman Hammer, 35, of Red Bud Lane Hamilton, arrested at 1 50 p m yesterday on disorderly conduct charged released on 50 bond to appear in Municipal Court Friday Taken into custody on N Main Street A woman treated in Middletown Hospital ER for minor arm injuries police say her male companion attempted to take her from town and twisted her arm when she refused
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Truman Hammer
Red Bud Lane
Hamilton
Hammer
N. Main Street
Middletown Hospital
Gordon Pieratt Arrested After Disorderly Conduct Charge
Gordon Pieratt aged 41 of the Earle Hotel was arrested at 12 20 p m yesterday on a disorderly conduct charge. He was taken into custody at a cafe on Crawford Street according to police.
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Gordon Pieratt
Earle Hotel
Crawford Street
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Clayton Anderson
Andrews Street
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Clarendon Ave
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