Two Hurt Slightly Eight Cars Damaged on Highway S
Eight autos were damaged two persons were injured slightly and two drivers were arrested and fined as state patrols logged a busy session. Poor driving conditions and wind driven rains contributed to most accidents across Warren County.
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Warren County
Route 25
Monroe
O. B. Cannon
George H. Brown
Detroit
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Cannon
Brown
Jesse Mack
At The Movies Paramount and Strand Listings
At the Paramount theater on Saturday and Sunday showings include Tale of Five Women Island of Desire Iron Mistress and Oklahoma Justice Red Ball Express Story of Will Rogers. The Strand presents Narrow Margin Oklahoma Justice Red Ball Express and Story of Will Rogers in various matinee and evening times.
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Oklahoma Justice
Red Ball Express
Will Rogers
New Judges Take Oaths At Hamilton
Butler County gains a probate juvenile judge and Hamilton a municipal judge. Harry F. Walsh and Frank J. Wessel took oaths in the Common Pleas courtroom, Walsh by Judge Cramer and Wessel by Judge Boll. Walsh’s win came via write in and he succeeds Judge Oscar Leiser. Wessel fills the vacancy created by Walsh.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Harry F. Walsh
Frank J. Wessell
Walsh
Oscar Leiser
Wessel
Cramer
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Miles Brown
Father Butler Council
Knights of Columbus
E. J. Kautz
Butler County Bar Association
Stormy Weekend Predicted Despite 1950 Blizzard Fears
Middleton residents feared a repeat of the 1950 blizzard as the latest forecast indicated rain instead of snow. The weatherman warned of a nasty weekend but expected temperatures to fall to around 28 tonight with cloudy cool conditions Sunday. At Columbus OSU and Michigan prepared for cold wet weather amid whistling winds, while a low of 38 was recorded early today. Lonnie Gibson of the Miami Conservancy cited .52 inches of rain from Friday night into today.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Lonnie Gibson
The
Miami Conservancy
Door Flies Open Damaging Two Cars On Yankee Road
A Friday evening crash on Yankee Rd at McCurry Rd caused $185 in damage. No injuries. Driver Robert L. Gomin says a door flew open while passing Joyce L. McCann’s parked car at 1727 Central Ave. The incident left $10 damage to the parked car and the rest to the Gomin vehicle.
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Yankee Rd
McCurry Rd
Robert L. Gomin
Gomia
Joyce L. McCann
Central Ave
Police Briefs Include Thefts And Arrests In City
Esther Fisher reported the theft of two furder skirts valued at 20 dollars from her Woodlawn address. Peggy Pelfrey lost a tan shoulder-strap purse downtown Friday containing a pen and pencil set and a green billfold. George Cox was arrested at a downtown cafe on a non-support charge based on a warrant by Juanita Cox. Levi Birch was arrested on a fugitive warrant and released on 500 dollar bond to appear in Municipal Court. Roxie Woodrey reported seeing a prowler at her Grand Avenue home. a neighborhood search failed to locate anyone.
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Esther Fisher
Woodlawn Ave
Peggy Pelfrey
Grand Ave
George Cox
First Ave
Juanita Cox
Levi J. Birch
Excello
1814
Roxie Woodrey
Gospel Feast at Second Baptist Church Sunday Evening
Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church presents a gospel feast at 8 p.m. Sunday featuring Rev. George H. Francis Rev. Louis Smith Rev. F. A. Allen and Rev. Douglas Francis. Mrs Anna O Banks serves as president of the Missionary Society.
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The
Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
George H. Francis
Louis Smith
F. A. Allen
Douglas Francis
Anna O. Banks
Missionary Society
Minor stove lint fire at Rollie Bailey home
No damage occurred after lint under an oil stove ignited shortly after 3 p.m. Friday at 1336 Garfield St. Rollie Bailey’s home firemen quickly extinguished the minor blaze before it could ignite flooring or contents.
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Rollie Bailey
Garfield St
Police to monitor blocked crossings in downtown area
City officials will assign police to check trains blocking North Manchester Central and First Avenue crossings beyond the five minute state limit. City Manager H W Starick notes peak hour enforcement after several complaints about trains halted near New York Central Railroad station.
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H. W Starick
Starick
North
Manchester
Central
First Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Charles St
Man
Chester
City and Safety Council
Father's Fine Suspended But He Must Send Son To Classes
A Franklin man, 48 year old George Myers, had a $25 fine and court costs suspended on condition he send his son to school regularly. Judge J. T. Riley also dealt with Reckless operation cases, bus passing, and bonds forfeited for other defendants including Woodrow Dalton, Herbert Green, Herman Holt, Dillard Pierce, Charles Ogans, and Richard Holder.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
George Myers
Riley
Franklin Municipal
Woodrow Dalton
Herbert K. Green
Detroit
Herman Holt
Middletown
Hubert M. Cradie
Germantown
Dillard Pierce, Sr
Charles E. Ogans
Plymouth
Mich
State Patrol
Richard J. Holder
88-Year-Old Man Missing From Middletown Home
George Phillips 88, of Middletown, departed last Sunday for London Kentucky and has not been heard from. He left with a milk truck driver in Cincinnati, then vanished two blocks from the bus station. He is 5 feet 9 inches, 130 pounds, with white hair, a mustache, and a cane. last seen wearing black shoes and a dark gray hat.
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Middletown
Glen Phillips
Coles Rd
George Phillips
London
Phillips
Cincinnati
Obituary of Joseph Flynn 85 of Middletown
Joseph T. Flynn 85 of 1908 Clay died at 11:30 p.m. Friday at Middletown Hospital after three years of failing health. A Lorillard Company employee for 26 years and city employee for 15 years, he retired 15 years ago. Survived by Nora his wife a daughter Pauline Schick of Hamilton a son Joseph of Greenfield 32 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. Monday at Holy Trinity Church burial in Woodside Cemetery. Holy Name Society services 7:30 p.m. Sunday Riggs Funeral Home. calling hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Sunday.
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Joseph T. Flynn
Clay
Middletown Hospital
Flynn
P. Lorillard Company
Nora
Pauline Schick
Hamilton
Joseph
Greenfield
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Holy Name Society
Riggs
Dorenbusch rites set for Hyde Park burial in Hamilton
Mrs Tracy Dorenbusch of 2584 Madison Rd Cincinnati died Thursday at Christ Hospital where she had been a patient six months. Survived by widower Alfred and son Dr Alfred Dorenbusch Jr of Charlotte, Ky brother William Weiss of Maysville Ky and a granddaughter. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday Witt Good and Kelsh Funeral Home 3026 Madison Rd Hyde Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday. Burial in Hamilton.
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Tracy Weiss Dorenbusch
Madison Rd
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Funeral services set for Mrs Lu cinda Slusher
Funeral services for Mrs Lu cinda Slusher 79 of 2131 Hamilton Middletown Pk will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Colligan Funeral Home 437 South Third Street Hamilton The Rev Eldon officiating entries indicate a local obituaries notice with service details
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Lucinda Slusher
Hamilton-Middletown Pk
Colligan Funeral Home
South Third 'St
Hamilton
Eldon
Chinese Cowboys Using Scented Soap
Tokyo dispatch says Peiping radio claimed Chinese cowboys now use scented soap. It did not identify the scent.
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Tokyo
Pastor to Officiate at Primitive Baptist Funeral
Mrs. Slusher widow of Robert H. Slusher died Wednesday. Hutchinson pastor of the Primitive Baptist Church will officiate the funeral. Burial will be in Mound Cemetery at Monroe. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Sunday.
Kellie Harper Rites Set at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Kellie Harper 61 of 815 Maple St. died on arrival at Middle Age Hospital. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Dr. R. C. Caudill. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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Kellie Harper
Maple St
McCoy-Leffler
R. C. Caudill
First Church of God
Woodside Cemetery
Harper
Middleaoe Hospital
Thursay
Obituary for Howard B. Bill Dayton resident 76
Howard B. Bill 76 of 917 Belvoir Ave Dayton died Friday at 7 p.m. at home per coroner report he died about noon. A native of Anna he lived in Dayton 44 years retired from National Cash Register after 37 years as an auditor. Survived by daughter Mrs Theodore Ott Middletown two sons William Miamisburg Route 1 and Robert Glencove Long Island four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Schlienitz and Moore Dayton burial Graceland Sidney friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Howard B. Bill
Belvoir Ave
Southdale
Dayton
Bill
Anna
National Cash Register Company
N.C.R
Theodore Ott
Middletown
William
Miamisburg
Robert
Glencove
Long Island
N. Y
Schlienitz and Moore Funeral Home
Wayne Ave
Graceland Cemetery
Sidney
Notables Die: Robison Conklin Plummer Jossey Pass Away
Admirals Shelburn Robison 85 former commander in chief of the U S fleet dies in Glendale Calif. Dr Edwin Grant Conklin 88 Princeton University biologist and department chair retires in 1935. Dr Samuel V Plummer 87 Rock Island Railroad chief surgeon and Northwestern Medical School faculty retire. Movie executive Julian S Jossey 59 head of Modern Enterprises Inc dies in Cleveland.
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Glendale
Calif
Samuel Shelburn Robison
United States Fleet
Mifflintown
Princeton, N. J
Edwin Grant Conklin
Princeton University
Boulder, Colo
Samuel V. Plummer
The
Rock Island Railroad
Northwestern University Medical School
Cleveland
Julian S. Jossey
Modern Enterprises
Ind
Butler County Real Estate Tax Receipts Reach Over Four Million
Real estate tax collections for 1951 in Butler County totaled 4,682,226.15 dollars, surpassing the 1951 accountability by 26,816.89 dollars. Treasurer John W. Wendel cited higher rates from levies and bond issues and growth of industry as reasons for the increased yield. Delinquencies are included with general and special assessments across Hamilton Middletown and surrounding townships with detailed ward and township figures.
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Butler County
John W. Wendel
Wendel
Hamilton
First Ward
North Side
South Side
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Middletown
Fairfield
Hanover Township
Liberty Township
Milford
Morgan Township
Oxford Township
Oxford Village
Reily
Ross Township
St. Clair
Union Township
Wayne Township
Lemon Township
Madison Township
Amanda
Lemon Subdivision
Mayfield
North Middletown
Monroe
Fairefield
Milford Township
Prominent Police Exam Seeks Promotion to Sergeant
About half of Middletown's 30 eligible patrolmen with over a year in service intend to enter the civil service promotional exam for the rank of sergeant. The test will be at Middletown High School auditorium on December 3, as stated by Joseph Weamer, secretary of the Civil Service Commission. The top scorer will receive the sergeant appointment by the City Commission. The exam is part of several actions to fill vacancies and bolster manpower ahead of the January 1 work week reduction for fire and police staff. Two new patrolmen will be chosen next week from the eligible list. By the change date, seven more patrolmen, an assistant fire chief, five fire captains and 10 firemen are also slated for appointment.
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Police Department
Civil Service
Middletown High School
Joseph Weamer
Civil Service Commission
Weamer
City Commission
Gailey Chosen Shrine Proxy
James Gailey has been elected president of the Middletown Shrine Club to succeed Judge Alton H. Combs. Melvin Ashcraft is vice president and Chester Connor serves as secretary treasurer. Combs presided at the meeting and introduced the Antioch Temple potentate from Dayton who urged Shriners to attend the December 5 ceremony. The Middletown club's December meeting is set for December 18.
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James Gailey
Middletown
Stutenroth’s Father Called to Redfield for Illness
Armco Steel Fabricating Division manager Charles Stutenroth is summoned to Redfield South Dakota due to his father Dr C E Stutenroth’s serious illness. The elder Stutenroth is hospitalized in Aberdeen. Charles Stutenroth’s return to Middletown is uncertain.
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Charles Stutenroth
Armco Steel
Redfield
S. D
C. E. Stutenroth
Stutenroth
Aberdeen
Middletown
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Ohio 73
Kenneth Morrison
Girard Ave
Thomas Grigsby
West Middletown
Poasttown
Ralph O. Turner
Home Ave
Grigsby
Squire J. T. Bowling
Peasttown
Bowlling
James Brandenburg
Lylburn Rd
Dock C. Smith
Texas Ave
Henry Joseph
Trenton
At the Movies
Paramount
Columbia Ave
L. P. Rossman
Ruby Winn
Emmett Sherron
Wilbraham Dr
Sherron
Jewelers
Central AV
Colored News
Tracy Dorenbusch
Mrs
Howard Sears
ANCE
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbaham
Wilmore
WPFB
Associated Press
DIAL
Butler
DRY Cleaners
Clinton ST
Gailey
Trozzo
the Tailor
Central News
Lins Jot EM Down
Frank E. Sowards
Streifthaus
Grimes ST
Claus Indian
Christ
C. E. Miller
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