Wayne Township to Refuse Madison Fire Calls
Wayne Township fire department announced it will no longer answer Madison Township fire calls leaving most of Madison Township unprotected. Germantown will service a northern area while the rest lacks fire protection. North Middletown also halted service, prompting Madison trustees to consider creating a township department with surveys showing broad support.
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Wayne Township
Madison
Madison Township
Germantown Department
Wayne
North Middletown
Bill Whitman
Wallace Diver
Martin Littman
Madison Township Improvement Assn
Littman
Association
Whitman
Lyman Nein
Plea Outcomes Mark Hamilton Court Session
Six pleas of guilty and 38 not guilty were entered in Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer’s docket. Several defendants forfeited bonds or failed to appear while others pleaded not guilty to charges including murder manslaughter burglary and armed robbery.
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Court of Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Butler Court
William Lawson
Hamilton
Edward Deaton
Middletown
Wilbur T. Wilson
Berry Blakney
William Day
Letcher Holland
Lemon Township
Harold Denver Barnes
Willow Ave
Edward Lee Butlery
Elliot Ave
New Miami
Walter H.tchell
River Rd
Hamton
James Highley
Superior St
Jesse Creech
Edith Palmer
Elmer Birch
Macy
Elmer
Woodrow Birch
Myrtle Burton
Leon Harry Andres
William Edwards Brown
Lebanon girl hit by car on Warren Street
Six year old Carolyn Sue Jones of Lebanon ran into a car driven west by Mrs. Marion Fogle on Warren Street. She was treated by Dr. Ralph Young at Grandview Hospital Dayton and initially listed as serious but improved. Police said no charges have been filed.
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Lebanon
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Warren Street
Carolyn Sue Jones
Ralph Jones
Mechanic Street
Marion Fogle
Ralph Young
At The Movies Paramount and Strand Listings
Paramount screens Stand At Apache River at 1 30 4 50 and 8 20 p m From Out of Space at 3 15 6 40 and 10 10 p m Strand shows Bandit of Sherwood Forest at 1 30 4 20 7 10 and 10 p m Son of Renegade at 3 15 6 05 and 8 55 p m Saturday Son of Renegade at 5 15 and 8 45 p m Bandit of Sherwood Forest at 6 25 and 9 55 p m
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Apache River
Sherwood Forest
Patrols Up as Halloween Rowdiness Grows in City
Police report rising Halloween related disturbances including a boy with a B B gun fired at cars by a nine year old, corn cob throwing, window soaping by gangs, stones thrown at a home, and a gate removed from a yard. Parents may be held liable for damages caused by destructive children.
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Sam Moore
Sherman
Grand Avenue
Shafer
North Streets
York and Garfield
Emerson Wendt
Hampton
Taylor
Baltimore and
Tax Office Open To Noon Saturday In Middletown
Middletown's branch of the county treasurer hours extend from 8 30 a m to noon tomorrow to receive last minute tax payments. The deadline for current tax settlements is near with a 10 percent penalty imposed on all unpaid bills after closing.
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Middletown
Finish on new automobile chrome is three thousandths inch thick
A notice reports the thickness of the finish on a new automobile as about three thousandths of an inch, indicating a precise measurement used in quality control.
City Directory Adds 26 390 Names With Noted Mix Up
The 1953 Middletown Cincinnati city directory rolls off the presses with 26 390 names and a yellow ribbon bookmark. It boasted more business listings than 1951 and higher prices for non subscribers. The volume includes five departments and a new miscellaneous promise while listing a mistaken name Aarb for Harb.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
John Eicher
Williams Directory Co
Bess Aarb
Lawrence L. Zwick
Miss Aarb
Miss Harb
Happersberger
Harbaum
Eicher
Western Union
Williams Co
Chambers of Commerce
Franklin Oil Company
H.W. Starick
Wade E. Miller
Meister Stanley Reporter News- Journal
Broad
Board Approves 5 Rules In Pupil Releases
Middletown school board approves a five point policy to curb pupil releases. Rules require parental recognition, allow release to either parent with custody proof, require parental approval before non parents, verify release requests and limit early departures to the principal. Also notes safety lessons from the Greenlease kidnapping. Board hires Eunice Slye at McKinley Junior High and adds an extra secretary. Balcony seating increases. season prices set and concession stand to close. Coach Paul Walker to host basketball preview November 25.
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Greenlease
Middletown
Earle R. Seidner
Board of Education
Seidner
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Middletown Parochial
Lemon Township
Eunice Slye
McKinley Junior High
Margaret Joycelyn Jones
Hamilton
Paul Walker
Judge Lifts Man's License For 10 Years
James Duncan 41 of 3205 Grand Ave faced Middletown traffic court where his license was suspended for 10 years for drunken driving. Judge Alton H. Combs fined him 200 dollars and costs, ordered three days in jail, after Duncan was arrested last Wednesday and cited twice earlier this year for this offense.
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James Duncan
Grand Ave
Middletown
Alton H. Combs
Traffic citations issued for license and careless operation
Raymond Ratliff, 28, of 2303 Christel Ave was fined 20 dollars with half suspended for operating a vehicle without a license. Reece Mullins, 22, of 3005 Mohawk St paid 25 dollars plus costs for careless operation of a vehicle.
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Raymond Ratliff
Christel Ave
Reece Mullins
Mohawk St
Local Man Arrested on DWI Charge
John Robert Kinder, 26, of 628 Wilson Street, was arrested yesterday at noon on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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John Robert Kinder
Wilson St
Lakes Freed On $7000 Bail In Middletown Shooting Case
Jack Lakes twenty one was released on seven thousand dollar bond after a hearing in Warren County Common Pleas. He faces charges including shooting with intent to wound and carrying a concealed weapon. Bonds were secured by Lakes's parents and another Franklin resident. Judge Frank Anderson did not set a trial date.
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Jack Lakes
Middletown
Jack Combs
Lakes
Clem Lakes
Franklin
Jepp Leonard
Warren County Common Pleas
Frank Anderson
Miller and Sanderson Speak to Lions on City Commission
Two candidates for City Commission Lloyd Miller and Arthur Sanderson addressed the Lions Club at the Manchester Hotel lunch about city government accomplishments and a commissioner’s duties. M L Bauer was program chairman. Next Thursday the remaining four candidates and two municipal judge nominees will also speak to the club.
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Lloyd Miller
Arthur Sanderson
Lions Club
Manchester
M. L. Bauer
Attorney Drops Healing Case in Franklin
A hearing on a 1086 dollar suit against Dr. P T Collett, a proclaimed faith healer, was postponed indefinitely after plaintiff's attorney Warren Young withdrew. Mrs Gladys Eversole sues for her son Daniel H Ward alleging arm injuries during treatment at a Franklin healing mission.
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Franklin
Warren Young
Gladys Eversole
Daniel H. Ward
P. T. Collett
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Jewels
Freeman
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Zwick
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First National
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sutphin Park Place
Armco East
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
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Northwood
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Argyle
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