Armco to Supply Coal to Workers Without Fuel During Strike
Armco Steel Corp will aid its employees lacking coal as a cold snap threatens existing stocks. About 65 families are identified as needing fuel. Emergency domestic coal is being obtained and delivered via Middletown dealers and the Middletown Ice and Coal Co, with distribution through workers' supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
Cc. H. Murray
Murray
Warren Sheriff Seizes Slot Machines in Warren County Raids
Warren Sheriff Gerald Couden and deputies confiscated two slot machines over a dozen punch boards and other gambling gear in Warren County raids. Todd Bunce Ben Beckett Carl Genters Young McIntosh and Mary Wilson faced fines of 50 with 30 day suspended jail terms. half of fines suspended.
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Lebanon
O. (Ap
Gerald Couden
Warren County
Todd Bunce
Ben Beckett
Harveyshure
Carl Genters
Young McIntosh
South Lebanon
Mary Wilson
Hollywood
Vital Statistics Obituary Snippet
Jacob Bjork aged 56 of 1019 Elwood Louis E Schmidt Sr aged 71 of 209 Crawford St Sloneker aged 83 of Seven Mile Mrs Mary Alice Wills aged 67 of 1503 Fleming Rd three residents listed with ages and addresses in a local vital statistics note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Schmidt, Sr
Crawford St. Agd
Sloneker
Seven Mile
Mary Alice Wills
Fleming Rd
Births at Hospital Report
Mr and Mrs Clinton Potter Franklin welcome a girl and Mr and Mrs Norville Caudill West Middletown Route 1 welcome a boy Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Frohm 2904 Goldman Ave greet a girl and Mr and Mrs William E Crawford 211 Shafer St greet a girl Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Potter
Franklin
Norville Caudill
West Middletown
William Frohm
Goldman Ave
William E. Crawford
Shafer &T
Hospital Notices of Patients and Dismissals
List of patients at The Hospital with their guardians and addresses, noting surgical or medical status. Names include Larry Steele, Marry Yoder, Irene Selby, Janet Spence, Irene and others. several dismissals and transfers are recorded among individuals like William Miller Robin Peak Frederick Parker and Bessie Cornett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Steele
Kenneth Steele
Central Ave
Yoder
James Ellis
Tytus Ave
Irene Selby
Sixth Ave
Surgical
Janet Spence
Robert Spence
Carisse
Harold Kercher
Germantown
Virgil Tincih
Franklin
John Salter
Trenton
Urgical
Jean Schultheiss
Glen Caskey
Garfield S&j
Mary Ruth Stacey
Ira Stacey
Miamisburg
Nicholas McArdle
Monroe St
William Miller
E. R. Miller
Yankee
City to Seek New Conferences With Sewer Firms
City attorney Fred J. Schatzmann said conferences will be held with at least two sewer construction firms regarding the $1,500,000 sewer improvement program. The talks aim to compare costs and the advisability of readvertising bids, as recent water works bids show cost declines. The sewer project, delayed since 1945, was previously bid at about $3.2 million. The program remains a key public works priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
Middletown Patrolmen Receive Merit Certificates
Middletown School Patrol members at a City Building meeting received merit certificates for completing the training course led by Police Sgt. Edward Poling. Pledge cards and monthly report blanks were issued to captains and lieutenants for submission to safety director Paul Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Edward Poling
Paul Wilson
Middletown High Hoor Athletic Board
Poling
Lincoln Field
Halloween Damage Reports Prompt Police Response
Police reports two broken windows from Halloween vandalism and an improvised road block in the south end. William Forkner of 2506 Elmo Pitt reported a basement window broken and Lillian Carter of 812 Seventeenth Ave reported a front window broken, officers said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forkner
Elmo Pit
Lillian Carter
Seventeenth Ave
Queen Ave collision leaves minor damage reported
Police said slight damage resulted from an accident on Queen Ave yesterday. Edward Mc Farland 24 of 319 McKinley St tried to park as Lollie Griffith of 1913 Brentwood St pulled from the curb in front of 2017 Queen St. Mc Farland’s car sustained about 25 dollars in damage. Griffith’s car was not damaged.
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Queen Ave
Edward McFarland
McKinley St
Rollie Griffith
Brentwood St
Queen St
McFarland
Dog Bite Incident Noted at Grove Street
Officers report Thomas Smith of 1310 Grove Street was bitten by a dog last night. The dog's owner was advised to keep the animal tied during a two week observation period.
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Thomas Smith
Grove St
Local Driver Fined for DUI in Municipal Court
Elvin Hale 36 of Pomeroy Kentucky was fined 100 dollars for being in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Judge Alton H. Combs after an arrest at Verity Parkway and Park Street last night. Three speeders also fined 10 dollars each in traffic court: Jack Ripper Monroe Street, William Long Dayton, and Arkie Abram Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Hale
Pomeroy
Alton H. Combs
Hale
Verity Pkvy
Park St
Judge Combs
Jack Ripper
Monroe St
William Long
Dayton
Arkie Abram
Franklin
Fire damages home on Waneta Street in Oneida
Victor Kemp lin reports $100 property loss from a morning fire at his two story residence at 2209 Waneta Street Oneida. Grocer Kemplin woke at 1 a m to kerosene fumes and a stove fire near the ceiling. Monroe Fire Department extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kemplin
Waneta St
Oneida
Kemplin
Monroe
Elk Inspection Highlights Local Lodge Meeting
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held an inspection by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Ben Rowekap of Cincinnati. About 140 people witnessed initiations, with Hamilton and Cincinnati lodge officers in attendance. Plans were made for the Cincinnati visit on November 10 and a local trip to Greenville on November 14. The Halloween dance is set for Saturday at 9 p.m. with costume prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ben Rowekap
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Cincinnati Lodge
Greenville
Woman Rescued From Hydraulic River at Germantown Bridge
An elderly woman was saved from drowning yesterday after Sam Blumberg proprietor of the Airport Inn near Hydraulic on Route 4 pulled her from the water and rushed her to Middletown Hospital police said. Authorities believe she jumped into the hydraulic at Germantown Road bridge.
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Sam Blumberg
Projetor
Airport Inn
Hydraulic
Route 4
Middletown Hospital
Germannown Rd
Germantown Dominates West Alexandria in League Football
In a Dads Night game at Germantown Athletic Field Germantown High School blanked West Alexandria 52 to 0 securing a league victory.
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Germantown
West Alexandria
Fire causes porch roof blaze at two story house
A chimney fire spread to the porch roof of a two story frame home at 808 Fidth Ave, damaging the structure owned by John H. Washington of 913 Sixth Ave. Fire Company No. 1 and the ladder truck responded to the 3 59 p m alarm and the damage was estimated at $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Washington
John H. Washington
Sixth Ave
Optical illusion triggers false fire alarm at Elwood street home
Mrs. Elmer Eisele called the Fire Department at 3 PM yesterday claiming a blaze at 704 Elwood St. Fire crews found no fire, the sun shining through an attic window lit the upper part of the house, making it appear on fire. Company No. 3 responded.
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Elmer Eisele
Elwood St
Company No. 3
Armco Foremen Discuss Middletown Charter Revision
Armco Fabricating Division Foremen's Club held a monthly meeting at the Manchestr Hotel to air the Middletown City Charter revision proposal. Edward K. Smith and E. C. Wollett led the discussion detailing revision ideas aimed at local voters in November. Woodrow Essig and Marion Kirschner reported on the National Association of Foremen's Clubs convention in Detroit. Two visitors, Michael Kinney and Edward Lewis, were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Armco Fabricating Division Foremen’s Club
Manchestr Hotel
Edward K. Smith
E. C. Wollett
Woodrow Essig
Marion Kirschner
National Association of Foremen’s Clubs
Detroit
National Association
Michael Kinney
Zanesville
Edward Lewis
Farmers Petition For New Roadway In Preble County
A group of 20 landowners led by Isaac Miles asked the Preble County Board of Commissioners to approve a new road in Dixon Township. Commissioners set November 14 to view the route and November 21 for the final hearing. The Barradaile road would reroute to separate the Miles and Hartman farms eliminating two right angle turns.
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Miles
Elmer Hartman
Two Crewmen Die In Michigan Central Freight Train Wreck
Kalamazoo Michigan report says two crewmen were killed in the wreck of a 14 car Michigan Central freight train near Plainwell Michigan about 18 miles northeast of Kalamazoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
Michigan Central
Plainwell
Mich
Kalamazoo
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Showings
At the Paramount on Friday and Saturday the film My Dreams Are Yours with Doris Day and Jack Carson plays at 1 26, 3 32, 8 39, 7 46 and 9 53 p.m. The Strand presents Smart Women with Brian Aherne and Constance Bennett at 7 45, 5 55 and 8 05 p.m. Also Gunning for Justice with Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatten at 1 15, 4 25, 7 30 and 10 40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Day
Jack Carson
Brian Aherne
Constance Bennett
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatten
Tipp City Seeks Guide To Form Junior Police Program
Tipp City officials request Middletown's outline and materials for a junior police program. Patrolman Sonny Fair leads a club and choir for boys 12 and under, with Theodore Thompson in charge after Detective Joseph Black founded the initiative. About 100 Middletown juniors participate in Rathman Park summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Police Department
Tipp City
Fred J. Schatzmann
Sonny Fair
Theodore Thompson
Joseph Blackmore
Rathman Park
Judge Rules Probation In Three Cases
Judge Fred B. Cramer in Common Pleas Court sentenced probation after three defendants pled guilty. Clarence Frisby of Middletown faced shooting with intent to kill charges, Lenville Jackson Hamilton forged checks totaling about 50 dollars, and William D. Smith was arraigned for auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Frisby
Middletown
Lenville Jackson Hamilton
William D. Smith
Driver Escapes As Car Hits Sow
Eaton dealer Jack Johnson narrowly escaped serious injury when his car struck and killed a 600 lb Hampshire hog on Route 35 near New Hope. The hog was owned by John Weadick of Eaton Route 4 and Johnson’s vehicle remained on the road with only minor damage. Dorothy Cussins of Richmond, a Lewisburg faculty member, was fined five dollars and costs after a September 21 charge of passing a loading school bus on Route 40, found guilty before Mayor Russell Steiner.
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Eaton
Jack Johnson
Hampshire
New Hope
F. J. Nass
Johnson
John Weadick
Dorothy Cussins
Richmond
Lewisburg
Russell Steiner
Nass
Civic Association a Non-Member Canvass Starts November 9
Under William Verity industrial division workers were briefed on a 10 day drive to enroll 100 percent of wage earners in the Civic Association. The effort follows last year’s Have a Heart drive and targets 500 new members to offset losses from payroll deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Verity
Civic Association
Verity
Payro
Personnel Association
Tom C. Venable
Butler County Withdraws Annexation Transcript Request
A letter from Thomas H. Feltz, clerk of the Butler County Commission, asks for the annexation transcript for North Middletown. The county withdrew the release after Middletown officials said annexation is impossible at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Feltz
Butler County Commission
North
Middletown
Poll Probe Planned
The Rockefeller Foundation awarded Columbia University seven thousand dollars to study the reliability of public opinion polls. The University Bureau of Applied Social Research will run the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Columbia University
University Bureau of Applied Social Research
Forfeitures on Speeding Charges In Court Absence
Forfeiting bonds due to failure to appear in court on speeding charges were Robert Klar of Cincinnati Jean Martens of Wickliff Ohio and James Faries of 606 Gideon Road.
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Robert Klar
Cincinnati
Jean Martens
Wickliff, O
James Faries
Gideon Rd
Not Guilty in Careless Driving Charge
Bronson Back of 19 Ardmore Drive was acquitted of the careless driving charge after a brief court appearance. The verdict follows a city case against the defendant and concludes the scheduled proceedings.
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Bronson Back
Ardmore Dr
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Elwood
Glenn C. Lane
Bellomonte
Robin Peak
Meadow Ave
Frederick Parker
First Ave
Ralph Taylor
Frank
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Bessie Cornett
Sherman Ave
Olsen Rug
Wilson Ambulance Service
Alexandria
Paramount
City
Venable
Verity and Venable
Richard Siegel
Gardner Board and Carton
Wrenn Paper
Ohio Bell, Gas and Electric
Eversharp
Keuthan Foundry
Harding Jones
Manchester Machine
J. H. van Atta
Inland Container
Barkeley Electric
Raymond Bay
Mokry-Tesmer
Prior Products
United Welding
Clayton Lambert
Fairbanks
Jack Linzie
P. Lorillard
Sorg Paper
Aeronca
Miami Cabinet
Interstate
Pollock Paper
Coolidge Corporation
Africa
McGraw Construction
American Coating
the Bunny Sandwich Shop
Lea Bloy
Verity Pkwy
Middletown Sheet Metal & Roofing CO
Phon
Darin
AUTO
TYTUS
Pontiac
Gruen
Freeman's
Jewel
Jewels
Bobby Keys
WLWT
Elks
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