Automobile Overturns Injuring Four on Route 744
Four persons were injured when a car overturned on Ohio Route 744 west of Jacksonburg. Injured: Marian Higgins 22 driver with cuts and bruises Donna Higgins 13 elbow Jane Conrad 13 leg injury Oscar Higgins 14 head cuts all Jaeburg residents treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Vehicle demolished. damage $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Marian Higgins
Donna Higgins
Jane Conrad
Oscar Higgins
Jaeburg
Middletown Hospital
Liquor Sales Without Permit Charged in Raid
Milton Berry aged 41 of 832 pa ap Ho Ave was charged with selling liquor without a permit after a raid at his home by state liquor agents. He allegedly procured liquor from the state store and sold it in smaller quantities. He posted a $200 bond and is to appear at 1 30 p m before Judge Alton H Combs in Municipal Court. A 16 year old boy arrested at the Eighteenth Ave address is to appear before Juvenile Court authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Berry
Ap — Ho Ave
Alton H. Combs
Eighteenth Ave
Injured youth remains critical after bicycle crash
Wilber Lairson, 14, of 1111 Liberty St., was reported in critical condition at Middletown Hospital today after his motor bicycle was struck by a car last Tuesday. He was brought unconscious, remains in a coma with possible skull fracture and multiple cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Lairson
Liberty St
Middletown
Group To Urge Lausche To Run Against Taft
A Cleveland AFL United Automobile Workers committee heads for Columbus to urge Governor Frank J. Lausche to enter the 1950 Senate race against Senator Robert A. Taft. About 120 delegates adopted the resolution and said Lausche agreed to meet at 1 PM EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
AFL
United Automobile Workers
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Lausche
Police Briefs: Multiple Arrests on Hanover and Local Streets
Susan Conley and George Smith, both 23 and 54 respectively, of 1016 Han over St, arrested on disorderly conduct at their Hanover Street home. George Smith, 54, facing additional charges. Harry Burnette Jr, 37, of 1213 Grove St, arrested at Shafer St on a warrant for assault and battery. James Manning, 24, charged with operating a motor vehicle with suspended driving rights after Route 4 arrest. Edison Hughes, 33, of 3313 Yankee Rd, charged with DWI on West Central Ave. Two 11-year-olds held on a summary court martial related to Ohio National Guard activities. They face ONG custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Conley
Hanover St
George Smith
Harry Burnette, Jr
Grove St
Shafer St
James Manning
Edison Hughes
Yankee Rd
West Central Ave
Ohio National Guard
Butler Township Trustee Group Meeting Friday
The Butler County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks will meet at the court house in Hamilton at 8 p m Friday November 18 Paul J Mehl secretary said. Joe R Thomas of Hayesville president of the State Association will address the group. New legislation and plans for the state convention at Columbus January 1921 will be discussed. Mehl will report on the state executive meeting at Columbus November 11 newly elected township trustees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Association of Township Trustees
Court House
Hamilton
Paul J. Mehl
Joe R. Thomas
Hayesville
State Association of Trustees and Clerks
Columbus
Mehl
Pope Attacks Totalitarian State Trials
Pope Pius XII condemned anti Christian totalitarian states and their trials, urging restoration of Christian law principles. He warned officials against unjust laws and civil divorces in cases valid before God, linking his critique to recent Titoist trials inside the Soviet orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XII
Court of Catholicism
Not Hunting in Ohio Per Governor Lausche
Gov Frank Lausche recalled a childhood incident 42 years ago when a boy threw a potato at a robin and killed it. He told reporters he hopes Ohio pheasant hunting marksmanship will be inaccurate.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Darrell Hodge Speech Winner at local Declamation Contest
Darrell Hodge and Robert Moore were named winner and alternate in the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at Calvary Methodist Church. Hodge advances to the county contest with Middletown Senior High School teammates and Donna Dickhoff of West Middletown. Successful entrants earn college scholarships. theme is From God's Hand Shall Come the Perfect Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Hodge
Robert Moore
Prince of Peace
Calvary Methodist Church
Hodge
Don Crowley
Shirley Maxwell
Jack Ballard
Middletown
Donna Dickhoff
West Middletown
Moore
Marilyn Mann
Janet Sebald
Robert Dunn
Successul
Vital Statistics From Local Register
A series of entries lists residents with ages and addresses including Mrs. Mary Margaret Herr 70 of 219 Aberdeen Dr Monty Roberson 66 of 915 Garden Ave John Lamb 69 of Oregonia Ohio Mrs Mary J Emmons 82 of 15 Crawford St John E Brodie 83 of Trenton Ohio Samuel James 69 of Siamsburg Ohio Mrs Martha J Urton 88 of 1815 Casper St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Herr
Aberdeen
Monty Roberson
Garden Ave
John Lamb
Oregonia
Mary J. Emmons
Crawford St
John E. Brodie
Trenton
Samuel James
Siamsburg
Martha J. Urton
Casper St
Hospital Patients Listed by Condition
A hospital report lists residents and relatives from multiple areas under medical and surgical care. Names include Mrs Clarence Congleton Jr of Jackson Lane and Mrs Thomas Deaton of Middletown Route 1 among others with conditions noted as surgical or medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Congleton, Jr
Jackson Lane
Thomas Deaton
Middletown
Nathan Dalton
Franklin
Cyrus Metzger
Lebanon
Mary Johnson
Bellemonte St
Helen Marts
Arthur Marts
Germantown
J. P. Sherzer
Eugene Thompson
Alfred Hall
Highland St
Hospital Out of Town Mrs Arion Stults
Out of town hospital transfer for Mrs Arion Stults of Moore Street Dayton to Grandview Hospital for surgical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Stults
Moore St
Dayton
Grandview Hospital
Local youths named in community directory snippets
James Shaffer Roberta Neeley James Doane Charles McGuire Roy M Benning Mrs Coursey Fultz Norman Ruebush Mrs Alvin Bushhorn Mrs Leonard Smith Roy Rogers Mayable Mary Jo Snyder Foyd Turner Mrs Lincoln Gabbard Dennis E Pennington appear in a local residents listing with parental references and street designations in Franklin Morrow Oregonia and Gideon areas. Names and addresses are presented as part of a grouped notice or directory excerpt from a rural township record.
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James Shaffer
Kenduall Shaffer
Germantown
Roberta Neeley
Coy Neeley
Oregonia
James Doane
Russell Doane
Morrow
Charles McGuire
Green McGuire
Franklin
Roy M. Benning
Hughes St
Coursey Fultz
Oxford State
Norman Ruebush
Miamisburg
Alvin Bushhorn
Lowell St
Leonard Smith
Columbia Ave
Roy Rogers
Mayable
Fernwood
Mary Jo Snyder
John Snyder
West Middletown
Foyd Turner
Lincoln Gabbard
Dennis E. Pennington
Ae Hazel Pennington
Gideon
Births at Hospital Reported This Week
Mr and Mrs Pete Pender grass 707 Lewis St a boy Saturday Mr and Mrs Charles Saylor 21 Crawford St a girl Saturday Mr and Mrs Donald Cozad Middletown Route 1 a girl Sat Mr and Mrs Edward Hydler West Middletown a boy Sun Mr and Mrs Burt Plotnick Yellowstone Springs O a boy Sunday Mr and Mrs Russell Boggs
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Pete Pendergrass
Lewis St
Charles Saylor
Crawford St
Donald Cozad
Middletown
Edward Hydler
West Middletown
Burt Plotnick
Yellowstone Springs
Russell Boggs
1 782 Years Of Safe Driving Recognized At Council Roundup
A Middletown Safety Council roundup recognized 350 commercial vehicle drivers for a total of 1 782 years of safe operation. Elmer Barker said drivers logged about 44 500 000 miles with an average of 25 000 miles per year. Lawrence Dugan led with 33 years of safe driving. Cards will be mailed to absent drivers.
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Council
Civic Association
Elmer Barker
Middletown
Barker
Safety Council
Lawrence Dugan
Armco Steel Corporation
Briefs Filed In Injunction Request Case In Hamilton
Briefs were to be filed today in Common Pleas Court in Hamilton before Judge P. P. Boll in the case of George Beckett of Beckett Heating Company. He seeks a temporary restraining order against building commissioner Orville Carson and $1,000 damages over work at the Rathman Building at 1359 Central Ave. Carson ordered the heating work in a fireproof room because it allegedly did not meet state code and halted further installation. Memorandums are due from attorneys for Judge Boll to study before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
Orville Corson
George Beckett
The
Beckett Heating Company
Rathman
Central Ave
Beckett
Carson
Heating Company
Boll
Income declines in September hit consumer buying power
Government data show September personal income dropped to an annual rate of 210.8 billion dollars as farm price declines pulled overall income lower. Non-farm receipts rose, boosting nine month totals, while farm income fell 1.6 billion despite a year with higher non-farm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Birth notice for Franklin girl out of town
Franklin birth announced for a girl on Monday. Out of town Mr and Mrs Howard Carls Brookville C a girl Sunday. Maternal grandparents Mr and of Charles Wallace of Spring ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carls
Brookville, C
Charles Wallace
Springro
Third Scouter Dinner Planned For Thursday
A detailed notice in the Mound Builder's Area Council outlines the third Scouters' Dinner for Scout leaders at Camp Hook Thursday at 6 45 p m. E H Goldschmidt Jr council president chairs. The program includes Cub and Boy Scouter activities with crafts, troop planning discussions, a film strip on planning the explorer program, and recognition of new Scouters. The event features a kitchen crew, reception committee, wait staff, and ticketing details. The oldest school of record in Austria is a Salzburg monastery founded in 745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
E. H. Goldschmidt, Jr
Mound Builder
James Purvis
Guerney Cole, Jr
George Hill
Howard White
Jack Cox
Goldschmidt
L. A. Waldner
Robert Funston
Evan Hamilton
Robert Davidson
Dorothy Parks
Beryl Orr
Frank Shinn
Charles Lockmeyer
Robert Bausman
Arthur Sixt, Jr
Richard Adams
Harold Sebald
C. M. Shera
E. Hees
Robert Blinkenscherer
C. B. Stiles
Edward Barker
William Saunders
Charles Bailey
Edward Cohn
Donald Reichelderfer
Two Insured In Car Crash In Lebanon Injures Two
A collision at the Sycamore Street and Cincinnati Avenue intersection in Lebanon injured two residents. Myron Johnston of Johnston Lumber Company sustained a collarbone fracture and other injuries and was hospitalized at Young's Clinic. Donald Penny was taken to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton for an arm fracture and lacerations. Police stated Johnston traveled south on Sycamore and Penny north on Cincinnati. both cars were demolished. No charges filed.
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Lebanon
Sycamore St
Cincinnati Ave
Young’s Clinic
Myron Johnston
Johnston Lumber Company
Donald Penny
Miami Valley
Dayton
Penny
Johnston
Sycamore
Cincinnati
Credit League Meets Tuesday in Hamilton
Members of the Butler County Credit Union League will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the Hillcrest Lodge in Hamilton. Black Clawson union hosts with George Lamb in charge. The program includes a roundtable on revising the constitution and by laws to conform with Ohio regulations. Ernest Nelson, state League director, discusses state affairs. Middletown reps include Afmco Aeronca Wrenn Shartle Brothers and local teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Credit Union League
Hillcrest Lodge
Hamilton
Black Clawson Union
George Lamb
Ohio
Ernest Nelson
Middletown
Afmco
Aeronca
Wrenn
Shartle Brothers
State Highway Worker Bennett Fired by Director
Gerald R. Bennett, maintenance and repair superintendent in Auglaize County, was discharged by State Highway Director T. J. Kauer. Nine counts include transporting women in a state car during working hours. alleged misconduct at the Auglaize County Fair in August 1948. Bennett may appeal within 10 days. charges also include misfeasance, malfeasance, insubordination, and neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gerald R. Bennett
Auglaize County
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Bennett
Wapakoneta
Auer
State Civil Service Commission
Rain Douses Fires in Vin ton County Timber Loss Reported
Rain extinguished three forest fires in Vin ton County, threatening timber in Pine Ridge. State forester John Bastian reported that about 300 acres had burned before weekend rains arrived, ending the danger Saturday night into Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Vinton
John Bastian
Pine Ridge
Bastian
Piles Of Leaves Bring Warning From Council
Elmer Barker president of the Middletown Safety Council warns the fall hazard of leaf piles. Parents should supervise children playing in leaves on streets to prevent injuries from hidden youngsters unseen by drivers. Street department will remove leaves at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Barker
Middletown
Postal salary increases ready for Middletown staff
A Middletown Post Office meeting led by Postmaster Hilbert H. Martin reviewed new salary hikes from Public Law 428. Regular employees gain a flat 120 dollars yearly, with longevity provisions adding 100, 200, or 300 dollars based on service length. Temporary workers receive two and a half cents per hour. The law was approved October 28 and took effect November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Middletown
Hilbert H. Martin
Martin
Two Men Wade Hand In Hand To Their Deaths
In Half Moon Bay California a middle aged Belmont couple Myrtle M Porter 47 and Ted Yelle 50 waded hand in hand into the surf at sunset near Martin's Beach after dining at the tavern. Witnesses watched as heavy waves engulfed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Half Moon Bay
Cal
Belmont
San Mateo County
Myrtle M. Porter
Ted Yelle
James Beatty
Martin's Beach
Ed Watts
Scout Leaders Will Attend Milwaukee National Convention
Twelve Middletown Council leaders form the local delegation to the 30th National Convention in Milwaukee this week with delegates Mrs. Florence Roper and Mrs. Vera Chapman having votes. Mrs. Ernest Cracraft will discuss sponsor relations, and other attendees include Mrs. Ray Bunnell Mrs. Floyd Bell Mrs. Clara Schmidt Mrs. Daisy Kinner Mrs. Rachel Crane Mrs. Edna Schneider Mrs. Meredith Pate Mrs. Willard Jackson Mrs. Iva Powers Mrs. Garnet L. Church Girl Scout executive director and Miss Peggy Richardson field director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Milwaukee
Florence Roper
Vera Chapman
Ernest Cracraft
National Organization
Europe
Cracraft
Ray Bunnell
Floyd Bell
Clara Schmidt
Daisy Kinner
Rachel Crane
Edna Schneider
Meredith Pate
Willard Jackson
Iva Powers
Garnet L. Church
Peggy Richardson
Housing projects approved for two Army depots
The Second Army announced the Department of the Army has sanctioned privately financed rental housing at Letterkenny Depot near Chambersburg Pa and at Rossford Arsenal Toledo Ohio. The developments would provide 48 and 52 units respectively for Army personnel and civil employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Second Army
Department of the Army
Letter Kenny
Chambersburg
Rossford Arsen
Toledo
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Screenings
Paramount shows My Friend Irma with Marie Wilson and Diana Lynn at 2 13, 4 43, 7 13 and 9 43 p.m. Strand presents Colorado Territory with Joel McCrea and Virginia Mayo at 3 05, 6 30 and 9 50 p.m. Also Return of Wild Fire with Richard Arlen and Patricia Morison at 1 35, 5 05 and 8 25 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Friend Irma
Marie Wilson
Diana Lynn
Colorado Territory
Joel McCrea
Virginia Mayo
Richard Arien
Patricia Morison
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Otto Kalb
East Jackson St
Virden, Jr
Carolina St
Seldon Rd
Harry J. Schaffer
Carolina
Warren F. Kiletz
Burbank R
Seldon
John Singhoffer
Lind St
Hampton Rd
Sierra
Alamo Rd
Peggy Ann Henning
Girard
Charles A. Harris
Pearl St
Taft
Butler Township
Pope
G. M
Howe Motor CO
Austria
Salzburg
Credit League
Middletown Sheet Metal & Roofing CO
the Bunny Sandwich Shop
Central Dial
Masterole
Norcross
Office Outfitters
N. Main ST
Gallaher
City Loan and Savings Company
Diaft
Harry Benadum
Mar
Broad ST
DIAL
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
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