Middletown election may feature two incumbents unopposed
City Commissioners Arthur Sanderson and William Donham appear likely to run unopposed for re election for the two Middletown posts in November. Edgar Steinbrecher emerges as sole challenger needing 556 valid signatures by tomorrow. Other hopefuls Frank Dobrozsi and Paul Wells withdraw leaving Steinbrecher time constrained to qualify.
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Middletown
Sanderson
Donham
Arthur Sanderson
William W. Donham
Steinbrecher
Barnard Named Head Of Middletown CP Group
Robert Barnard, longtime cerebral palsy advocate and former Greene & Ladd broker, elected president of Middletown United Cerebral Palsy Inc. He has chaired the 1934 CP committee and led the first campaign. Clear succession followed Aloysius Thieman’s resignation. Elections at First Presbyterian Church elected Albaugh vice president alongside other officers.
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Middletown United Cerebral Palsy, Inc
Robert Barnard
Greene & Ladd
Barnard
Ahairman
Middletown
American Legion Post 218
CP Organization
United Cerebral Palsy of
Ohio
Legion Post 218
Crusade For Freedom
Red Cross Fund
Aloysius Thieman
Arthur Albaugh
Thieman
Vandals Cause $850 Damage at Fair Banks Inc Plant
Juvenile vandals struck the Fair Banks Inc. plant at 1824 Baltimore St during Labor Day, breaking 52 windows on the north side, knocking out 27 panels and damaging brick panes. Estimated losses include $356 to windows and $400 to $500 in damaged merchandise soaked by Monday’s heavy rain.
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Fairbanks Inc
Baltimore St
Vandals Ordered To Clean It Up
A rash of pre Halloween vandalism occurred last night with youths involved. Four boys tossed tomatoes at a door in Eaton Drive. They were caught by police and ordered to clean it up or face juvenile authorities. Vandalism also reported at a house under construction on Creekview Drive and at a Stanley Street home.
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Stanley Street
Eaton Drive
Creekview Dr
Tomato Picker Jobs Available
Oglesby said tomato picker positions are open for men or women for most of September. Pay is 12 cents per hamper. He noted a strong picker can earn money with one man harvesting 135 hampers last week and a woman 90. Pickers must supply transportation, and a group can reduce costs by sharing a single car.
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Oglesby
Ten Commandments Dominates Strand Run in Middletown
The Ten Commandments continues its record run at the Strand Theater in Middletown, extending into a fourth week with a large and diverse audience. Manager Mrs. Lentz notes 13,000 local viewers, including wheel chair patrons and elderly women, and expects matinees to continue through Sept. 12 with potential longer showings.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Strand Theater
Robert Lentz
Strand
Middletown
Hamilton
City Commission Weighs Petitions for New Sewer District
City commissioners tonight will consider petitions to create a new sewer district in the North Middletown area. Petitions are signed by owners of 63 percent of front footage along streets to be served. Also on the agenda is Terrace Hills Subdivision request to overturn a prior ruling requiring Miller Road grading and an agreement with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for an easement under tracks at Lafayette Avenue.
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City Commission
Middletown
Terrace Hillls
Miller Road
Middletown Planning Commission
Mower Injures Man Foot In Daylong Incident
Dwight Fultz 49 of 301 Henee Dr sustained deep cuts to toes after catching his right foot in a power mower. Listed in fairly good condition at Middletown Hospital. Also treated were Bobby Reed 2 for burns from hot coffee, Lee Montgomery 30 for car carburetor burn, and Larry Byrd 8 with a broken right wrist. All released after treatment.
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Dwight Fultz
Henee
Fultz
Middletown Hospital
Bobby Reed
James Reed
Oxford State Rd
Lee Montgomery
Beech
Franklin
Montgomery
Larry Byrd
Lloyd] Byrd
Jewell St
Utah Police Hold Man Wanted Here
Utah authorities hold Edward Reinhart a 29 year old fugitive linked to a $912 bad check scheme. Indicted by an August grand jury for issuing checks with insufficient funds he was reportedly detained in Salt Lake City on a charge of transporting stolen property.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Grand
Jess Dennis
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Edward Reinhart
Edward Reiner
Big Stoop
Dennis
Reinhart
Hamilton
Middletown
Springfield
Cincinnati
Butler County
Galt Lake City
Utah City
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Night Owl Gangs Spur Franklin City Council Clash
Franklin officials heard a heated discussion on juvenile loitering after Allan Betzler revealed a homemade blackjack found in a hedge near Sun and Main. He urged tightening all night opening rules and boosting police patrols as residents and business owners blamed late night crowds for litter and disturbances.
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ED Edmiston Franklin
Allan Betzler
Council
Betzler
Ines
Three Drivers Cited After Mishaps Here
Three motorists faced traffic violation charges after city accidents yesterday. Thoms Woods Jr. 16 of Fernwood Street was cited for care driving when his car swerved and crashed into a parked vehicle owned by Robert Poplin, causing $650 in damage. The collision occurred near 500 block of S Main Street at 7:25 p m. Poplin’s car was knocked 30 feet into a yard at 508 S Main. Joseph Stalls Jr. 34 Shafer Street received a driving left of center citation after his car hit a city water department truck at Tytus Avenue and N Broad Street around 8:30 a m. Damage totaled $125. Richard Grey 40 of Dixie Highway was charged with an assured clear distance violation after his truck struck Billie Senson’s car at S Main and Lafayette at 2:20 p m causing $420 in damage. Three other city accidents were reported by police yesterday.
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Thoms Woods Jr
Fernwood St
Jess
Robert Poplin
Home Ave
Trenton
S Main Street
Poplin
S. Main St
Joesph Stalls Jr
Shafer St
Paul Baker
Oxford State Rd
Tytus Avenue
N. Broad Street
Richard Grey
Dixie Hwy
Billie Senson
West Middletown
West Middletown Rt. 1, At S. Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Accident Sets Off Fire Alarm At Armco East Works
A workman installing overhead pipes damaged wiring to a private alarm system and caused a false alarm at Armco Steel East Works plant yesterday. Firemen from Companies 2 and 3 ladder company and the emergency squad responded to the alarm at 1 23 p m. A second false alarm occurred at 1 04 a m today near York Avenue and Sycamore Street. Earlier, at 3 50 p m yesterday, firefighters checked a grass and weeds blaze in the 2000 block of S Verity Parkway blamed on burning papers. no damage was found.
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Armco Steel
East Works
York Avenue
Sycamore Street
S. Verity Parkway
Police Briefs: Youthful thefts reported yesterday
Thefts to police yesterday included a battery worth 20 dollars from W L McIntosh's Soft Water Service truck at 1313 Reynolds Ave a casting rod and reel valued at 25 dollars from H L Woods garage 24 Aberdeen Dr and two kegs of nails a mortar box and about 200 dollars in scaffolding from L H McMonigle at a project in the Barbara Drive Kensington Street area.
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W. L. McIntosh
Soft Water Service
Reynolds Ave
H. L. Woods
Aberdeen Dr
L. H. McMonigle
Barbara Drive
Kensington Street
Police arrest James DeBord on accident report warrant
Police yesterday arrested James DeBord, 34, of West Middletown Route 2, on a warrant charging failure to report an accident.
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James DeBord
West Middletown Rt. 2
Two Germantown youths admit hotel robbery
Two Germantown youths admitted robbing Earle Hotel resident L. C. Berry of $2, jewelry, and clothing at knifepoint. Edward S. Metcalf, 19, and a 17-year-old with him were taken into custody, with Metcalf charged for carrying a concealed weapon. Berry, 57, was bound and gagged. valuables including a yellow gold cameo ring, a gold watch, a cloth handbag, five shirts, socks, handkerchiefs, and a brown jacket were recovered.
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Earle Hotel
Edward S. Metcalf
Germantown Rt. 2
Germantown
L. C. Berry
Berry
Jungle River Cruise Told For Civitan
John Perry of Middleton spoke to the Civitan Club about his Central and South American travels including a 1300 mile Orinoco River journey in a motorized native canoe. He described jungles natives and souvenirs, with stops in Venezuela Brazil Cuba Jamaica Haifa Dominican Republic Curacao Aruba and the West Indies. The group noted Boy Scout Troop 18 Court of Honor set for September 12.
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John Perry
Cuba
Jamaica
Haifa
Dominican Republic
Curacoo
Aruba
West Indies
Boy Scout Troop 18
Minor Injury In 3-Car Crash Near Lebanon
A three car collision on Rt. 48 two miles south of Lebanon yesterday afternoon left driver Miles R. Butler 51 of Waynesville Rt. 2 with a recurrence of an old back injury. Raymond Tebbe 21 of Fort Recovery and J Lewis Lebanon Rt. 31 were involved. Butler and Tebbe stopped behind a halted car when Lewis approached from the rear. To stop the car slid into Tebbe’s vehicle, pushing it into Butler’s. Butler was taken to a Centerville physician for treatment. No citations were issued.
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Rt. 48
Lebanon
Miles R. Butler
Waynesville Rt. 2
Butler
Raymond O. Tebbe
Fort Recovery
J. Lewis
Lebanon Rt
Tebbe
Lewis
Centerville
Holy Trinity PTA Plans Fall Festival Date
Holy Trinity PTA discusses plans for a fall festival set for October 12 at noon. Mrs. Thomas Kidd asks for volunteers to help in the school cafeteria. A committee led by Mrs. John Grunner served refreshments after the meeting. The attendance prize went to the seventh grade.
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The
Holy Trinity Pta
Thomas Kidd
John Grunner
Lawyers Will Tell Of Visit To London
Three Hamilton lawyers who attended the International Bar convention in England this summer will speak at the Butler County Bar Association fall luncheon. The speakers are Greg Holbrook, Paul A. Baden and Mark Brown. The meeting is at noon September 16 in the YWCA banquet room.
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Hamilton
England
Butler County Bar Assa
Greg Holbrook
Paul A. Baden
Mark Brown
YWCA
Shot Fires At Dog Hits Woman On Porch
Mrs. Clara Jackson, 24, was accidentally shot in the left upper arm by neighbor R. W. Ellis while he fired at a dog that killed his chickens. She was treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital. Deputy James Davis said the incident was accidental and no charges will be filed.
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Clara Jackson
Middletown Rt
Oxford State Road
Middletown Hospital
James Davis
Armabran Ellis
Davis
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