City Manager to Assume Post Tomorrow in Middletown
H W Starick will be sworn in as city manager at 9 a m in the city hall office with Director of Law Fred J Schatzmann administering the oath and city officials in attendance. His appointment was made two months ago and becomes effective immediately. He will attend his first City Commission session tomorrow night. Possible issues include a salary increase for city employees amid rising costs and a taxi fare rise with a three zone plan. Parking meters are being upgraded with new heads and adapters, expanding the downtown metered area.
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H. W. Starick
Fred J. Schatzmann
Starick
City Commission
Morrow
Middletown
Central Ave
Clark
Moore
Prolific Production and Toledo Coal Dock Mention
The article notes the roughly 650 car makes since the U S auto industry began and highlights Toledo Ohio as home to the region’s largest coal loading dock, underscoring industrial breadth and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Toledo
Ohio
Onaye
Firemen Warn Halloween Pranksters About Leaf Burning
Firemen battled several leaf fires last night on Main Street Fleming Road Hampton Road and Aberdeen Drive caused by Halloween pranks. Chief William Fishbaugh urged caution and warned against discarding cigarettes near dried leaves while noting a separate minor fire at Wolvers Restaurant caused by a jukebox motor short circuit with negligible damage.
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Hal Cween
Wiliam Fishbaugh
Fishbaugh
Main St
Fleming Rd
Hampton Rd
Aberdeen Dr
Wolvers
North Main St
Three Births Reported in Local Families and Out of Town
Vital statistics note a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brashears of 518 Spring Ave Franklin Routel yesterday. A boy joins Mr. and Mrs. William Wilch of Monroe today. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcum of 118 Webster St. today. Out of town a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Shumate of Dundalk Md Saturday. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Flanagan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Shumate Sr.
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Jess Brashears
Spring Ave
Franklin
Routel
William Wilch
Monroe
Robert Marcum
Webster St
Edward M. Shumate
Cornwall Court
Dundalk
Joseph P. Flanagan
Orchard St
Girard Ave
Hospital admissions and discharges listed by street names
In The Hospital Benjamin Linville of Yankee Rd medical. William Hassett of Franklin surgical. Donald Risner of South Ave James Bishop of Webster St Clarence Harris of Grand Ave Clarence Green of Queen St Fred Tobitt of South Main St medical. Mrs. Bertha Coate Curtis St medical. Mrs. Charles Downs York Ave medical. Fred Rogers Franklin St Gary Tewart son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tewart Pearl St Thomas Sullivan Poplar St Carol Sue Hall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hall Waneta St medical. James Lindsay son of Mr. and Mrs. Williamregory Seventh Ave surgical. Billie Epstein daughter of Mrs. Barbara Epstein Tytus Ave surgical. Deborah Rosselot Ingen St Mr. and Mrs. Max Blot Midway St surgical. DISMISSED John Flimspach Franklin William MacGonigle Park St Floyd Turner Franklin John Masiris Webster Walter Warstler Trenton Floyd Halsey Sr YMCA Virgil Rose Garfield St Mrs. Edward Moore Minnesota St Albert Moore Glencoe Williams Wayne Charles Rettig Tytus Ave Mrs Robert McGlothen Walnut St
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Benjamin Linville
Yankee Rd
William Hassett
Franklin
Donald Risner
South Ave
James Bishop
Webster St
Clarence Harris
Grand Ave
Clarence Green
Queen St
Fred Tobitt
South Main St
Bertha Coate
Curtis St
Charles Downs
York Ave
Fred Rogers
Franklin St
Gary Tewart
Ray Tewart
Pearl St
Thomas Sullivan
Poplar St
Carol Sue Hall
Ellis Hall
Waneta St
James Lindsay
Wiliamregory
Seventeenth Ave
Surgical
Billie Epstein
Barbara Epstein
Tytus Ave
Deborah Rosselot
Ingen St
Max Blot
Midway St
John Flimspach
William MacGonigle
Park St
Floyd Turner
John Masiris
Webster
Walter Warstler
Trenton
Floyd Halsey, Sr
YMCA
Virgil Rose
Garfield St
Edward Moore
Minnesota
Albert Moore
Glencove
Williams
Wayneve
Charles Rettig
Robert McGlothen
Walnut St
Two Cars Looted At Hamilton Ohio
Hamilton police report two visitors from Williamson West Virginia had cars looted near the Anthony Wayne Hotel. Articles valued at over 1000 dollars were stolen, including clothing worth more than 600 dollars from one vehicle. Other details about the second victim are unclear.
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Hamilton
Anthony Wayne Hotel
E. Charles
Williamson
W Va
Kenneth
October Construction Costs Hit Record High for Middletown
Building permits issued in October totalled 65 with costs at 990135 bringing 1950 year-to-date construction to 5773592. Largest permit covers South School at 690000 with plans approved in two weeks. 217 one family permits and nine four family plus two two family permits recorded.
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Orville Corson
Corson
Middletown
New South School
Verity Pkwy
Armco
Sun Oil
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Lighting Of Runway Nearer At Middletown Airport
Plans for runway lighting move forward after a morning meeting with E H Scofield CAA state director at Fred J Schatzmanns office The project will bring standard runway lights and warning lights on stacks and trees and may gain five to six weeks for CAA approval The effort is part of an 11 member airport improvement study started last year with further work planned including three runway grading and extensions and an 8500 levee built at a cost of 90
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Middletown
E. H. Scofield
CAA
Fred J. Schatzmann
C. B. Stiles
Stiles
Scofield
Colin Gardner
Raymond W. Kelly
R. A. Pochel
Schatzmann
Eviction Case To Be Heard In Federal Court
An Oneida man Arlie Blankenship of Ottawa Street is to appear in Cincinnati Federal Court Friday at 1 a m for an injunction hearing over claims he unlawfully evicted tenant Bewah South. Blankenship faces bond on $1500 in Buller County grand jury action for charges of conversion and destruction of property. The case arose from eviction actions led by Area Rent Control authorities.
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Oneida
Cincinnati
Arlie Blankenship
Ottawa St
Blankenship
Buller County Grand Jury
Squire Lammie Bailey
Squire Bailey
Bewah South
Temant
Weekend Movie Showings at Paramount Strand and Colonial
Paramount shows Panic in the Streets with Widmark and Douglas at 1 25, 3 30, 5 35, 7 45 and 9 50. Strand presents Hoedown with Eddy Arnold and Carolina Cotton at 2 20, 4 40, 6 50, 9 15. Fighting Stallion with Edwards and Merrick at 1 15, 2 35, 5 45, 8 05 and 9 16. Colonial offers Glass Menagerie at 1 15, 3 20, 5 25, 7 30, 9 35 and Secret Furies at 1 35, 3 35, 5 35, 7 35, 9 35.
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Paramount
Richard Widmark
Paul Douglas
Camera Theft Reported in Montgomery
Weaver reported the loss of a camera and cloth valued at $400. Both items were taken from a vehicle parked on Monument Ave near Court St in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Montomery
Ala
Monument Ave
Court St
Be Cautious Tonight City Drivers Urged
Paul Wilson Middletown Safety Director warned motorists to drive carefully for Halloween night. He said last night drivers were less cautious and urged patience as children in masks may have reduced vision crossing streets. He emphasized slow, cautious driving throughout the city. More matches are made in Summit County than in all of Suoten, the former match capital.
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Paul Wilson
Middletown
Wilson
Summit County
Suoten
Beggars Night Sweeps City With Candy and Surprises
Strange visitors roamed Middle town as porch lights glowed and residents handed out candy. Beggars arrived in growing numbers with 83 and 40 gifts reported at two streets, while costumes and rubber masks were popular and one rock threw a windshield.
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Middletown
Rger
Olice
Alfred Sorrell
State St
Robert Banta
Young St
Centerliner Returns to Mark Area Highways
State patrol reports the centerliner used to stripe highways is operating in this area for ten days to two weeks. Two motorcycle officers are on duty at the work site and motorists are warned not to cross freshly painted lines, with citations possible for violations.
Banker Attends State Chamber Sessions Today
Calvin W. Verity president of the First National Bank of Middletown and Ohio Chamber director attends the 57th Annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting in Columbus. He seeks re election as director and represents the Southwestern District. Featured speakers include Senator Harry F. Byrd Raymond Moley and Fred G. Clark.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Calvin W. Verity
First National Bank of
Middletown
Ohio Chamber
Verity
Chamber
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Raymond Moley
Newsweek Magazine
Fred G. Clark
American Economic Foundation
Middletown Hails 2250 Honorary Junior Firefighters
The Middletown Council reports 2250 new honorary firemen added to the Fire Department rolls. The fourth to sixth graders completed safety forms with Junior Chamber of Commerce and Safety Council support. Fire Chief Fishbaugh and assistants presented pins to the youngsters.
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Middletown Council
Middletown Fire Department
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Safety Council
Fire Department
William Fishbaugh
Cincinnati Population in 1841
In 1841 Cincinnati reported a population of 46,338. The figure reflects the city’s rapid growth amid early industrial expansion and urban development.
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Cincinnati
Vandalism Across Valley Street Ends Quietly
Objects damaged and property smeared as windows smashed at Valley Sheet Company. Apples were thrown at a car, milk bottles damaged, and wood placed across a street. The night remained largely orderly with crowds dispersing. many beggars gathered a sackful of items, sparking uneasy dreams or discomfort.
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Dixie News
Clinton & Reynolds
Serice
Arrow
America
Jeverites
Neighbours Men’s Shop
Loren D. Neighbour
Broad ST
Storm Msh
RUSCO
Wiedow
Ous Ave
Ramilton
Rik Ds
Tytus
Lakeside Inn
Ro Treewnes
Santiooe Call
Toicld
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
Borden
Vaisith
Schick
Tay Eno
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