Middletown City vows all means to fight Schatzmann tax suit
Middletown officials prepared to enter a mandamus action filed yesterday in common pleas court seeking to place about 20 million dollars of city utilities and real estate on the county tax duplicate. Fred J Schatzmann, former city director of law, seeks county collection on water works, sewer system, airport, parking facilities, and related property.
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Middletown
Common Pleas
Fred J Schatzmann
R. H. Smith
Schatzmann
Amicus Curiae
Harry E Newlin
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Jackson Bosch
State Commission
Hamilton
Law
Ahlbrandt Named Trustee of Pittsburgh University
Roger Ahlbrandt executive assistant to Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. in sales becomes trustee of the University of Pittsburgh filling the vacancy from G. Greer Coolidge’s death. Ahlbrandt a Navy veteran and long time Pittsburgh district sales manager previously served as treasurer for the firm.
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Roger Ahlbrandt
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
University of Pittsburgh
Alan M. Scaife
Ahlbrandt
G. Greer Coolidge
Middletown
Ahl
U.S. Navy
American Iron and Steel Institute
American Society For Metals
Two Car Crash Causes 200 Damage at Crawford and Logan
A two car collision at Crawford Street and Logan Avenue yesterday caused 200 in damage. Carl Rhinehart, 38, and Barbara Pergam, 710 Pinta Ave, were involved. Rhinehart said he did not see approaching cars as he began a left turn.
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Crawford Street
Logan Avenue
Carl Rhinehart
Burbank Sr
Barbara Pergram
Pinta Ave
Rhinehart
Rhinehart Auto
Petersime to Speak at Lions Club Meet
Ray Petersime of Gettysburg Ohio will address the Trenton Lions Club dinner meeting Thursday. The United Presbyterian Church and CIC Class of the church will serve the dinner.
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Petersime
Lions Club
Ray Petersime
Gettysburg
Oho
Trenton Lions Club
United Presbyterian
CIC
Golden Agers Meeting Renamed and Rescheduled
The Golden Agers meeting is postponed to Thursday at 1 30 p m per club president Harry Gordon. The group gathers Thursday afternoon at the Civic Association with City Recreation Director Tom Carlson showing a film and planning the Thanksgiving and Christmas parties.
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Golden Agers
Harry Gordon
The
Civic Association
Tom Carlson
Two Men Slashed After Friendly Fracas in Trenton
Harper 23 and Arlin Powell 25 of Trenton Rt. 1 were treated at Mercy Hospital around 12:30 a.m. Sunday for knife wounds described as from a friendly argument. They sustained forehead lacerations, a cut lip, and a chest wound, and refused to identify their assailants or sign warrants. Both were discharged after treatment.
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Car
Harper
Arlin Powell
Trenton Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Elmer Grabel
Powell
Civic Boys Choir Seeks Piano Accompanist
The Middle town Civic Boys Choir needs an accompanist for weekly Monday night rehearsals and engagements. Rev Walter Davis, choir director, offers a small salary. Interested applicants should contact the Rev Mr Davis at the First Methodist Church this week.
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Middletown
Off-Duty Fireman Held In Shooting Of Wife
An off duty Middletown firefighter is held after a wifes shooting. Police found him washing her face after the incident. A two month old daughter was in another room. Coroner says a post mortem is underway and the bullet likely killed her. Neighbors say the gun had been fired Sunday. Surviving are husband, child Cheryl Ann, and her extended family. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hyter
Cheryle Ann
Holder
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Boone
Ralph Bauer
Company 4
Company 1
Fire Department
Middletown High School
Middletown Federal Building
Cheryl Ann
Claude Snelling
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Postmaster Urges Early Shipments for Christmas Mail
Postmaster L. Morton Taylor advised Middleton residents to mail early for Christmas deliveries. He urged estimating stamp needs, stocking wrapping supplies, and noting parcel post rules, with deadlines Dec 5 for out of state and Dec 10 for local mail. He stressed first class stamps for cards and including return and zone addresses.
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L. Morton Taylor
Taylor
Miami Professor Heads Conference
Miami University assistant professor Dwight L. Smith was elected president of the American Indian Ethnohistoric Conference at its annual meeting held at the University of Michigan. Smith, a founder of the group, promotes interdisciplinary research on American Indians and was named a liaison fellow by the American Anthropological Association for his contributions.
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Oxford
Dwight L. Smith
Miami University
University of Michigan
Smith
The
Anthropology Association
Moose Plans Fish Fry at Firemen's Club
The Moose lodge bowlers host a fish fry and stay party at 6 30 p m Friday at the Firemen's Club. Tickets are sold through any lodge bowler led by Wally Moon who heads the arrangements for the event.
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Moose
Firemen’s Club
Lodge
Wally Moon
Public Cheated Is Youth Untrained, Professor States
Dr. Clarence W. Kreger of Miami University says industry needs engineers and communities need doctors and teachers, yet 150,000 top high school graduates forego college annually due to funds. He warns tuition gaps will rise and by 1970 could total $500 million, urging voluntary college support.
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Oxford
Clarence W. Kreger
Miami University
Kreger
Brownie Dance Workshop Set
Thirteen Brownie Scout leaders have registered for a song and dance workshop opening tomorrow at the Girl Scout clubroom on the Civic Association. The session runs 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. and is conducted by Mrs. Mavis Beltz of Hamilton. Plans include songs ballads pantomime singing and games. A second workshop for Intermediate Scout leaders is planned for Wednesday November 16.
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Brownie
The
Civic Association
Mavis Beltz
Hamilton
Fairfield Traffic Death in Hamilton Train Collision
A 24 year old Hamilton man, Charles Harold Everhart of 2134 Parkamo Ave, died after his car was struck by Union No. 207 northbound at the Bobmeyer Road crossing. The accident, near Fairfield city limits, left his car 150 feet from impact. Everhart, employed by Champion Paper Co, was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital. The cause remains unknown. He is survived by his wife Joyce and son John Charles.
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Hamilton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bobmeyer Road
Here
Charles Harold Everhart
Parkamo Ave
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Everhart
J.E. Dawson
Richmond
Ind
D. Hawley
Clinton Springs Ave
Cincinnati
Butler County
Fairfield City
Middletown
Joyce
John Charles
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount schedules Rebel Without a Cause and Bengazi with multiple showings Tuesday and Wednesday. Strand features Love Is a Many Splendored Thing and Bring Your Smile Along with varied times. Colonial presents Far Horizon and Seven Little Foys, Dixie Cruise In adds Garden of Evil screenings.
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Paramount
Bengazi
Colonial
Far Horizon
Fire damages second story at 2116 Woodlawn Ave
A morning blaze caused an estimated 450 dollars in damage to the second story of a home at 2116 Woodlawn Ave. The fire started from a short circuit in wiring and was confined to the second floor with no damage to contents. Firefighters from Companies 2 and 3 responded at 7:45 a.m. The residence belonged to William Helton with Marian Center as property owner.
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Woodlawn Ave
Companies 2
William Helton
Marian Center
YMCA Young Adults Activities Committee Meeting
The Young Adults Activities Committee at the YMCA will hold a planning session Thursday at 7 p.m. Richard Hofferbert, the adult program secretary, will lead the meeting.
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Young Adults Activities Committee
YMCA
Richard Hofferbert
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Journal — Een
LL City
Timon Ellison
Newlin
Gordon Smith
State Tax Commission
Pittsburgh University
Ruth Smith
Franklin Rt
S. Clinton Street
Melvin Kleineick
Miamisburg
Harold J. Fugett
Middletown Rt
N. Verity Parkway
Columbia Avenue
Dial
Tweeds
Civic Boys Choir
Mrs. Holder
Miami
Brownie Dance Workshop
Congress
Order OF the Golden Rule
Fairfield
Blaze
U.S
Second Avenue
Broad & Verity Parkway
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