Service Company Settles 59 000 Fee and Seeks Disposal Grounds Control
The City Sanitary Service Company pays 9000 back rent for city disposal grounds after a meeting with city officials. The firm proposes operating the grounds and charging a fee for use, potentially to recover handling costs, while city commissioners weigh the plan. The dispute centers on whether the company should take over fill operations and curb out-of-town haulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sanitary Service Company
Butler County Common Pleas Court
H. W. Starick
Great
Miami River
Starick
Commission Meeting Set In Afternoon
City Commission schedules an afternoon meeting at 1 30 p m on Wednesday so members can attend evening sessions. Chairman Francis Carmody announces the plan and will speak at a Business and Professional Women dinner. Other commissioners attend the League of Women Voters annual meeting on election issues and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Carmody
Carmody
League of Women Voters
Car crashes into fence and porch injuring driver
A sequence of three accidents in the city yesterday left one man with a cut and minor injuries. Lula Johnson of 1408 Sycamore St attempted a left turn on Yankee Rd losing control and drove through a fence into a porch, while James Johnson at 1408 Sycamore suffered a facial cut after a car crashed into a porch. Police noted 12 weekend accidents and warned drivers to be careful as fall weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Sycamore
Yankee Rad
Lula Johnson
Sycamore St
Yankee Rd
Lawn Ave
Chester Linville
Middletown Hospital
Franklin Man Loses Horse In Louisville Stable Fire
Max Woodward of Franklin losses Chief John O a thoroughbred owned by him in a blaze at Douglas Park Louisville. The fire killed 35 horses in the barn while Chief John O prepared for winter and Florida shipment. The horse had notable success last year at Tropical Park in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankman
Louisville
Max Woodward
East Second St
Franklin
Chief John O
Douglas Park
Florida
Woodward
Tropical Bers
Med Oil Capitol
Hich
Education Week Poster Winners Named From Local Schools
Middletown's Classroom Teachers Association released the Education Week poster winners and runners-up for grades 6 to 12. First and second prize posters are displayed at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. store window on North Broad St. Winners span numerous schools including Roosevelt McKinley Taft and Lincoln with multiple grade levels and honorable mentions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Classroom Teachers Association Today
Education Week
Association
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
North Broad St
Welfth
Joyce Hackney
Bill Hill
Janet Thompson
Sid Hatfield
Sylvester Richards
Betty Jean Robinson
Maryann Dennis
Richard Eyre
Kenneth Naudi
David Higham
David Combs
Janice Johnson
Nalla Palmer
Carl Dean
Roosevelt
Alice Troup
Faye Deaton
Caren Day Coker
Karen Smith
Elsie Lindon
Carol Burns
Peggy Brooks
Suzanne Jaques
Sally Schultz
Judy Philips
Arthur Kunz
Janice Lowe
Frank Troutvine
Mike Keffer
Tommy Weiss
McKinley
Ronald Velde
Dolly Hughley
Della Williams
Jerry Leak
Jim Southard
Marvyn Bunn
Janice Miller
Yvonne Simmons
George Hatton
Peggy Hensley
Sondra Webb
Robert Barber
Bernice Vinson
Linda Russell
Carol Wells
Martha O'Neil
Gretchen Oswald
Willie Morgan
Taft
Warren Thomas
Washington
Delores Walker
Mary Lou Hicks
Garfield
Allan Johnson
Wilson
Phyllis Childs
Central
Ronnie McGuire
David Miltemburger
Sherman
Dick Lane
Joanna
55th Polio Case Listed In County
The county reports the 55th polio case, a four year old boy named Scott Gallacher of 1645 Woodview Ave Hamilton, diagnosed at Mercy Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Gallacher
Woodview Ave
Hamilton
Douglas Gallacher
Mercy Hospital
Corson Hospitalized for Eye Operation
Orville Corson veteran Building Commissioner is in Holmes Hospital Cincinnati for an eye operation this week. He entered the hospital last Friday. While he is away his assistant Frank Ludwig will run the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Corson
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
Frank Ludwig
Corson
At The Movies Listings and Planet Mercury Fact
Paramount shows High Noon with showings at 1 15 3 20 5 30 7 40 and 9 50 p m Monday. Tuesday features Three for Bedroom and Holiday for Sinners with multiple times. Strand screens Fighting Rats from Tobruk and Last Train from Bombay on Monday and Tuesday. The planet Mercury measures about 3000 miles in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Tobruk
Bombay
Cloudy Cooler Tuesday Forecast For Southwestern Ohio
Weather outlook predicts a cooler, cloudy Tuesday in southwestern Ohio with no rain. Monday’s high near 76 followed a Sunday low of 38, while overnight low fell to 58 and tonight should drop to about 45. Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday with dry conditions for parched fields and timberlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Windows Shot At Homes In Local Prank Incident
Police logs report three residents had windows shot out including W. J. Bramlage, 321 South Main St., a 36 by 40 inch pane. Mrs. J. S. Day, 2405 North Ave., a living room window. and Anthony Theing, 225 South Main St., two holes in a window. Callers from Baltimore St. also noted milk bottles thrown and vandalism complaints across several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bramlage
South Main St
Baltimore St
Philip Carey Earnings Dip in Nine Months of 1952
Philip Carey Manufacturing reports nine month 1952 earnings after taxes of 1,586,251, down 27 percent from 1951. Sales declined to 39,270,463 from 42,607,435. nine month tax bill was 1,997,000 vs 3,918,000. Third quarter profits improved. earnings per common share for the first three quarters 1.91 vs 2.65 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Carey Company
John Humphrey
Scout Leaders To Get Vote Placards Tonight
Cardboard doorknob hangers urging households to get out and vote will be distributed to unit leaders of the Ft. Ancient District of the Mound Builders Boy Scout Council at the Hamilton-Maineville school at 6 45 this evening. Don Garrett said Troop and Pack 36 of Maineville would host the session and that a training program for unit leaders would be included after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Ancient
Mound Builders Boy Scout Council
Hamilton-Maineville
Don Garrett
Maineville
Police Briefs Drive Under Influence Charge and Fleeing Case
Police report Steve Fuller age 47 of 112 Webster Street arrested early yesterday at Central and Clinton for operating a vehicle under the influence. Harold Taylor 21 of 1605 Smith Avenue released on $100 bond to appear in court Thursday for careless driving after being arrested at Central and Clinton. A warrant charges Florence Flack 50 of 405 Tytus Avenue with fleeing the scene of an accident. she was released on $100 bond to appear in court today. The charges stem from an accident last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fuller
Webster St
Central Ave
Clinton St
Harold Taylor
Smith Ave
Florence Flack
Tytus Ave
Floyd Halsey
Man 23 Hurt in City Fight Outside Incident
David Griffin aged 23 of 1702 Pershing Avenue sustained a cut above the left eye in a street fight. Police report the altercation occurred outside the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Griffin
Pershing Ave
First Methodist Drive Reaches $141 501 Mark
First Methodist Church reports $141501.40 pledged toward a $192600 goal for a new educational building and remodeled Sunday school facilities. About 200 volunteers generated $113479 on the campaign’s first day October 19 as funds drive to continue until all church families are contacted. Co chairs include Mrs J J Hain Mrs L J Long Jerome Inwood and H W Starick with team captains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Goldschmidt
First Methodist Church
Goldschmidt
J. J. Hain
L. J. Long
Jerome Inwood
H. W. Starick
R. W. Young
Clair Tieman
R. H. Snyder
Douglas Bleecker
Dale Converse
Raymond
Chorus Alters Rehearsal Plan and Auditions Slated
A divided Middletown Civic Chorus rehearsal is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Middletown High School. Tenor and bass groups meet in Room 304 while soprano and alto rehearse in Room 306. Auditions for solo parts are planned with the first session 2 30 p m next Sunday at Mrs Ruth Jones 206 South Broad St. Director Paul Bell says enrollment closes Tuesday night and no new members will be added thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Civic Chorus
Middletown High School
Ruth Jones
South Broad St
Paul Bell
Civic Chorus
Car Stolen Overnight Recovered on First Ave
Jack South reports his car stolen from Verity Parkway between 7 a.m. Saturday and 1:45 a.m. yesterday. The auto was recovered on First Ave at 2:15 a.m., police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack South
Highland Ave
Verity Pkwy
First Ave
Armco Reports 1952 Q3 Earnings and Dividend Declared
Armco Steel announces third quarter 1952 net earnings of 7,740,292 or 1.49 a share on 5,213,567 shares. Nine month 1952 earnings total 22,305,678 or 4.28 a share, with total nine month sales 366,829,084. Board declares 0.75 dividend payable December 8 to holders of record November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corporation
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Hook
Civic Drive Leaders Plan For Kick Off
Civic Association campaign planning session set for Tuesday at 6 30 p.m in Room 225 Manchester Hotel. R C Wicoff and John R McCann chair groups A and B as 30 solicitors and captains prepare for the citywide kickoff November 5 with talks by Robert Kihm and Tom Venable and a narrated slides program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
R. C. Wicoff
John R. McCann
Manchester
Robert Kihm
The
Tom Venable
Middletown
Red Feather Agency
E. L. Miller
Melvin Miller
J. Klahm
Carl Lipton
William Wilmer, Jr
Ralph Barber
Paul Curry
Armco Honor Fetes Charles Hook At 50 Years With Company
Guests from all Armco plants gather at the Manchester Hotel for a commemorative dinner honoring Charles R. Hook Armco chairman on his 50th anniversary with the firm. About 700 attend including plant tours and a noon luncheon at Armco East Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Middletown
Manchester
East Works
W. W Sebald
Hook
How You Can Help Yourself to Hear Better booklet
Chicago special comes a free illustrated booklet addressing why hearing loss worsens and how ear noises indicate deafness. It answers vital questions for 15 million hard of hearing Americans and explains how to obtain the free copy by mail or postcard request to Beltone Hearing Aid Company in Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Electronic Research
Beltone Hearing Aid Company
West 19Th Street
Department
Illinois
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Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
Germantown R17
John Lovelace
Wilbraham Rd
George Riley
Elsmere St
Riley
Lovelace
F. D. Norris
Dayton
Woodlawn Ave
Robert Downs
Norris
Franklin Man
Aners
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Glassis
Philip Carey
First Methodist
Civic Drive
Paul F. Curry
First National
National Bank OF Middletown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
MacArthur
Far East
Japan
James P. McGranery
U. S
Democratic Committee
Amerasia
State Department
FBI
Democratic Congress
Bob Taft
Joe Martin
Dick Nixon
Joe McCarthy
Pol. Adv
Kansas City Court House
Truman- Pendergast Gang
Butler County
Republican
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