Cohen Brothers Install Guillotine Shear at Scrap Yard
Cohen Brothers Inc unveils a $200,000 guillotine shear at 1723 Woodlawn Ave to boost scrap processing. The 107-ton machine will enable 4,000 tons monthly capacity with future auto and heavy scrap handling. Operations scheduled by Oct. 1 as firm expands to reduce junk car buildup in Middletown.
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Cohen Brothers, Inc
Woodlawn Ave
Cohen Brothers
Wilbur Cohen
Middletown
Cohen
Kirkpatrick
Steel scrap plant details and operations at location
The facility operates for 50 years and has been at its current site since 1941. Its two divisions handling scrap steel and new steel cover nine acres and employ 35 men. It processes all ferrous and non ferrous scrap for sale to steel mills foundries and secondary metal industries.
Woman Leaves Motel After Long Distance Bill
A woman checked into the Fantasy Farm Motel on Rt. 4 and left without paying a $29.15 phone bill. Frieda Blevins of 7138 Franklin Trenton Road reported the incident to Butler County deputies yesterday.
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Fantasy Farm
Rt. 4
Butler County
Frieda Blevins
Franklin
Trenton Road
Area 4 C Order Of Arrow Meeting At Camp Hook
About 235 Order of the Arrow members from six lodges in Cincinnati Columbus Springfield Dayton Marion and Middletown gather this weekend at Camp Hook for the area 4 C conference. Nachenum Lodge hosts with events starting at 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Order of Arrow
Camp Hook
Order of the Arrow
Cincinnati
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Marion
Middletown
Nachenum Lodge
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Civic Drive canvass reaches 659 workers for 1967 effort
At a Manchester meeting the Civic Association reported 659 workers have joined the 1967 member canvass, surpassing the 611 quota. A campaign song was performed by Debbie Reeder and Joe Berman with music by William E. Svarda and words by Varale Svarda. The council also approved Johnson's amendment to the related legislation.
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Civic Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Debbie Reeder
Joe Berman
William E. Svarda
Fenwick High School
Varale
George Johnson
Hamilton Passes Riot Control Bill
Hamilton city council approved an ordinance broadening emergency powers to handle civil disobedience. The measure authorizes a state of emergency, deputizes city employees as special officers, and regulates explosives. Edward Beckett opposed both the ordinance and amendment.
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Hamilton
Edward Beckett
Petty
National Guard
Herbert Mick
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Rome
Jim Moore
Nachenum
Civic Drive
Diamond Trio
Jewelers
Shop Getz
Central Ave
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