Vitelli Aims for Pay Over Halted North Middletown sewer
Detroit contractor Tony Vitelli of Vitelli Construction plans to attend a City Commission meeting in Middletown with attorney and engineer to seek payment for halted work on the North Middletown sanitary sewer. He claims city delays and payment refusals, cites $43 000 to $47 000 due, and urges change to concrete pipe due to vitrified tile failing under heavy fill.
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Detroit. Mich
North Middletown
Tony Vitelli
Vitelli Construction Co
Vitelli
North
Middletown
Ohio Avenue
Charles Thompson
L. A. Waldner Co
Bis
Viteli
City inspectors monitor daily work on pipe laying project
Local officials report daily inspections by the city as the contractor defends concrete piping work. The contractor says he complied with specifications and that the pipe was laid correctly, with inspectors on site throughout the job.
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Detroit
Eee
Bis
Boy and girl hit crossing Pennyroyal Hill Road
An 11 year old girl Darlene Smith and her 8 year old brother Robert Smith were struck while crossing Pennyroyal Hill Road to catch a school bus near Franklin at 8 20 am. Darlene sustained a fractured left wrist and knee abrasions and was treated at Middletown Hospital then released. Albert Gabbard the driver said he did not see the children in time and was not held.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Pennyroyal Hill Road
Darlene Smith
Harry Smith
Pennyroyal Hill Rd
Robert Smith
Pennyroyal Hill
Albert Gabbard
Mar
Ello Dr
Entertainer Hank Walters to entertain Golden Age Club
Hank Walters a comedian and musician and former Pee Wee King collaborator will perform at the Golden Age Club meeting led by president Harry Gordon. The event is at 1 30 p m in the Girl Scout room of the Civic Association building with films planned.
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Hank Walters
Golden Age Club
Harry Gordon
Waltersrmefly
Pee Wee King
Golden West Cowboys
Gordon
Girl Scout
Civic Association
Vitelli Letter Acknowledged By City Officials
Vitelli said he wrote a letter last Friday to the city. City Manager Thomp son and Doris Kronborg clerk of City Commission said the letter has been received to date.
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Vitelli
Thompson
Doris Kronborg
Driver Held to Grand Jury in Auto Death
Miss Peggy Ann Salyer 26 of Middletown was held for Brown County Grand Jury after a fatal traffic collision on August 31 at U.S. 68 and Ohio 123 near Fayetteville. She faces involuntary manslaughter and failure to yield charges with bonds set at 1000 and 109 dollars.
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Middletown
Peggy Ann Salyer
Logan Ave
Brown County
George Campbell
Georgetown
Miss Salyer
Robert C. Pergram
Beech ‘St
Fred C. Gowan
Impounding List Started For Old Traffic Tickets
Police begin an impounding list for about 1000 delinquent parking tickets dating from March. Lt. James Combs directs traffic enforcement and says motorcycles and cruisers will check plates. impounded cars incur ticket fines plus a five dollar fee. Delinquent motorists from Butler and Warren counties with LG to LZ and MA to MZ plates urged to report to the Traffic Bureau for payment.
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James Combs
Combs
Prisoner in Ohio jailed man found with homemade knife
Hamilton case details show Darrell Fred Smith, 26, Cincinnati, awaiting trial for the slaying of Mary Ellen Barger, charged after deputies recover a sharpened scissors blade weapon in his Butler County jail cell. Sheriff's operation also uncovers two improvised weapons. Smith had been returned to county for trial after mental health commitment. White pleads guilty to murder and kidnapping attempt, gets life sentence.
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Hamilton
Darrell Fred Smith
Cincinnati
Mary Ellen Barger
Butler County
Paul A. Pell
Smith
Barger
Lima State Hospiital
Denver
Cole
White
Ohio
Trenton PTA Meets Tonight With Church Leader Talk
Hughes Williamson of the Presbyterian Church will address the Trenton parents and teachers at 8 p.m. in the Trenton High School auditorium. His talk is titled The School's Responsibility to the Community and the Community's Responsibility to the School. The gathering was announced by Mrs. Leonard Hausman, president.
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Trenton
Hughes Williamson
The
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Hausman
Williamson
Trenton High School
Cigarette Ignites Awning Fire at Local Cleaner Co
An awning fire at Middletown Vacuum Cleaner Co. at 1395 Central Ave caused about 25 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Company 1 responded at 9 50 p m and blamed the blaze on a cigarette.
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Middletown Vacuum Cleaner Co
Central Ave
Company 1
Fairfield Blaze Claimed Arson Suspect Held
Hamilton special deputy Hollingsworth Jr. was arrested on arson charges linked to a Fairfield blaze at his Imlay Avenue home. Damages were estimated at 2000 dollars. Juveniles and another adult were questioned. signs said He started a plastic bag fire in a closet, then additional papers ignited. The house, owned by Milton Willis, had been sold and Hollingsworth ordered to move.
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Hamilton
Squire Hollingsworth Jr
Imlay Ave
Dewey Baker
Fairfield Township
Baker
Hollingsworth
Milton Willis
Hamilton-Mason Rd
Hillingsworth
Gibson Co. Man Dinner Speaker Opens ASM Season
Dr. Robert A. Bell chief engineer of the William D. Gibson Co. speaks at Dayton ASM dinner meeting tomorrow at the Engineer Club The 1958 1959 season starts with a 3 pm tour of National Cash Register Co engineering building followed by a 6 30 pm dinner and a social hour Dr C H Lorig Batelle Institute Columbus national ASM president gives a special coffee talk.
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Robert A. Bell
William D. Gibson Co
Dayton
American Society For Metals
Engineer Club
Deayton
Bell
National Cash Register Co
C. H. Lorig
Batelle Institute
Columbus
Convertible Stolen From Franklin Home
Franklin police report a 1950 convertible valued at 100 dollars was taken from in front of Robert Young’s home on 14 N. River Street early this morning. The license plate is 5457 L. No arrest has been made since Saturday.
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Franklin
Robert Young
N. River St
Young
St. John's PTO Plans Meeting Tonight in Church Basement
St. John's parent group meets at 8 p.m. in the church basement with Mr and Mrs Roy Stutz presenting the program and new members to be introduced.
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St. John’s
Roy Stutz
St. John's Pto
Three stolen cars found two remain missing
City police recovered three stolen vehicles yesterday and two more autos were reported stolen. Officers found the 1958 model stolen from Ronald Trowbridge on Euclid Street near Central Avenue and another car stolen from Tytus Avenue was located at Wildwood and Nelbar. Two cars, belonging to Ralph Curlis and Gloria Walburg, remain missing.
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James Peck
Ronald Trowbridge
N. Broad St
Euclid Street
Central Avenue
Manchester
Virgil Sorrelloe
Hobart Risner
Wells Rd
Tytus Avenue
Wildwood Road
iNelbar Street
Delmas Birch
Henderson Rose
Auburn St
W. Central Avenue
Ralph Curlis
Harrison St
Gloria Walburg
Crawford St
Curlis
Harrison Street
Walburg
W. 2Nd Avenue
Bond Set On Lebanon Man In Shooting
Lebanon Kenton County Judge Robert Ray set bond at 10000 dollars for William Bonham 71 who pleaded innocent to second degree murder He was committed to the Warren County jail The accused shot his son Roy Bonham 46 between the eyes with a .32 caliber revolver during a Sunday argument The victim was to be taken to Pomeroy Ky for burial today without funeral services
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Lebanon
Warren
Robert Ray
William Bonham
Bonham
Mason Rt. 1
Warren County
Ray
Roy Bonham
Calli
Pomeroy
Middletown enrollment rises to 13626 amid yearly shift
Total pupil enrollment in Middletown public and parochial schools reached 13 626 after the first week, up 446 from last year and 364 below the 14 000 projection. Public schools drive the increase with varied counts across districts including Middletown High 1421 and Lem on Monroe 1071.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
McKinley Junior High
Roosevelt Junior
Driver Fined Fifty Dollars for Careless Driving
Fred Rice of 413 Oxford State Rd was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb for careless driving on S Main Street on August 12. The fleeing the scene charge was taken under advisement. A separate petit larceny charge against Robert Rose of 3201 Ben Harrison Sr was also taken under advisement for allegedly stealing gas valued at 2.50 from K H Gregory Construction Co.
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S. Main Street
Fred Rice
Oxford State Rd
J. T. Lamb
Rice
Robert Rose
Ben Harrison Sr
K. H. Gregory Construction Co
Middletown Park Board to discuss Smith Park facilities
The Middletown Park Board meets tonight at 7 30 at the Legion Home to address drinking water and toilet facilities at Smith Park as top agenda items.
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Middletown
Smith Park
Go Ahead on Plans for New Middletown High Annex
Arch firm A M Kinney, Inc. of Cincinnati was told by the Middletown Board of Education to proceed with plans for a new industrial arts annex at Middletown High School. The facility would include metal, print shop, drafting, woodworking, machine shop, auto mechanics, electric, sheet metal and welding shops, with an optional cafeteria and kitchen. The plan also contemplates repurposing current spaces if accepted. Parts of the annex would serve Fenwick and Lemon-Monroe students in vocational subjects. Clyde Pierson stressed the need for storage and office space adjacent to the shop to accommodate day and evening classes. The board discussed wall layouts using bin type partitions to cut costs. Several personnel moves were approved, including a new kindergarten teacher and elementary secretary appointments. A two mill levy renewal was adopted, and West Middletown kindergarten admissions were limited by facility constraints.
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A. M. Kinney, Inc
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Industrial Arts
Middletown High School
General
Auto Mechanics
Clyde Pierson
Trades and Industry
Helen K. Shepperd
Ue Monroe Sr
Blue Ball School
Thelma Mapes
Janice Petry
Lincoln School
Petry
Miami University
Mary Litsch
Ohio School Boards Assn
Columbus
Jim Finley
Middletown Civic Association
West Middletown
Wildwood Parents Challenge Pupil School Assignments
Parents at Wildwood Board of Education meeting questioned why local children are bused to far schools like Maple Park while nearby Wilson School is available. Superintendent Cromwell cited temporary space shortages and a future Wildwood occupancy. The group pressed on policy exceptions and bus routing, with a decision to be announced at the Sept. 22 meeting.
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Carl Thomas
Robert Cornella
Creekview Dr
Board of Education
Wilson School
Cornelia
Maple Park
Eary
Maple Park Lare
New Wildwood
Howard Cromwell
Wildwood
Jefferson
Lincoln
Sherman
Cromwell
Police Briefs Report Thefts and Intoxication Arrests
Thefts to police include eight gallons of gas from Inez Miller 4018 Jewell St, a spare tire and cover, a rear license plate 63ME from William Leftwitt 1706 Jefferson Ave, a fender skirt from Glen Boyd 1917 Casper Ave, and two hubcaps from Lela Knapp 2300 Sherman Ave. Deputy sheriffs arrested Denzil Brewer 36 3203 Harrison St for intoxication and disorderly conduct. a warrant for assault and battery followed.
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Inez Miller
Jewell St
William Leftwitt
Jefferson Ave
Glen Boyd
Casper Ave
Lela Knapp
Sherman Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Denzil Brewer
Harrison St
Brewer
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