Police Fight Off-Duty School Hours Over Pay Issue
Middletown police officers narrowly supported a measure to challenge compulsory attendance at the Butler County Police Academy unless compensated. A Fraternal Order of Police committee will seek counsel, arguing officers spend seven hours weekly on classes and travel without pay while academy sessions run six weeks. Chief Blackmore declined comment.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Butler County Police Academy
Hamilton
Order of Police Lodge
Robert Walton
Pts
Robert Nunamaker
John Lowe
Wilford Palmer
Lodge
Ernest Weaver
Five Drivers Cited After Six Middletown Mishaps
Five men were cited into Municipal Court after six Middletown traffic mishaps yesterday and today. R B Williams aged 21 of Navaho Street faced a following too closely charge after a Jefferson Road collision at moment. Earnest King 19 of Yankee Road cited for no operator's license after the same incident. Damage totaled 400 dollars. Frank King of Yankee Road suffered a back injury but needed no treatment. James Banks 28 of Arch Street Germantown cited for failure to yield after a truck clashed with John Burma 45 of 16th Avenue in Smith Avenue block. Damage 100 dollars. James Hankel 20 of Springfield charged with failure to yield as an earth mover collided with Bass Brandenburg Jr 30 of Wilbraham Road at Germantown and River. Damage totaled. Noah Noble 40 of Morgan Street charged with unsafe curb pull after his truck collided with Don Nicholson 28 of 4th Avenue at Ninth Avenue and Yankee Road. Damage 275 dollars. Other yesterday mishaps caused minor damage involving Arzella Wilson 1310 Michigan Avenue and Harold Burnham 23 of Alabama City Alabama at S Verity Parkway at 12:50 p.m. and Alexander Collins 43 of 19th Avenue and Marion Pendergrass 31 of Baltimore Street in the 200 block of South Main Street at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
R. B. Williams
Navaho St
Earnest King
Yankee Rd
Jefferson Road
Frank King
James Banks
Arch St
Germantown
John Burma
16Th Ave
Smith Avenue
James Hankel
Springfield
Bass Brandenburg, Jr
Wilbraham, Rd
River
Noah Noble
Morgan St
Don Nicholson
4Th Ave
9Th Avenue
Yankee Road
Arzella Wilson
Michigan Ave
Harold Burnham
Alabama City
Ala
S. Verity Parkway
Alexander Collins
19Th Ave
Marion Pendergrass
Baltimore St
S. Main Street
Vital Statistics Births and Out of Town Notices
Multiple birth notices from local families listing names addresses and whether a girl or boy was born yesterday or today. Includes out of town births with hospital names and parental and grandparent details followed by a long list of individuals and residences with forthcoming and past dates.
Beatty wins Fuller Award at water works meeting
C E Beatty of 514 Euclid Street, former superintendent of Middletown Water Works and operator of Utility Service, received the Fuller Award at a state American Water Works Association meeting in Toledo for outstanding service. He has served as a state director and is a national director, also selling for Buffalo Meter Co.
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C. E. Beatty
Euclid St
Middletown Water Works
Fuller
American Water Works Assn
Toledo
Beatty
Buffalo Meter Co
Scouts Reelect Officers At Mound Builders Council
In Dayton area, most officers were reappointed in a council election at the Mound Builders Area Council. Charles E. Stutenroth Jr. will serve as president for a second year, with E. H. Bindley and Edward Barker as vice presidents and Robert E. Rogers as treasurer. New executive board members include Rev. James Allen and others. national council representatives were named. The session featured Troop 13 and a briefing on 1956 highlights. A later note mentions the McLean House reconstruction following Civil War surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
Charles E. Stutenroth Jr
Armco
Stutenroth
Civic Association
Middletown
Edward Barkler
Robert E. Rogers
Donald Skinner
Gardner Townsley
Charles R. Hook
Hook
Boy Scout Council
Camp Hook
E. J. Goldschmidt, Jr
C. L. Kingsbury
Cleveland
James Norfolk
Boy Scouts
Troop 13
Russell Efker
Five Injured In Two Middletown Area Highway Crashes
Five persons were injured in two auto collisions yesterday near Middletown. In Red Lion at Ohio 122 123 and 741 a two car crash plus a pole and house damage left two people listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. A separate near head-on on U S 25 at Chautauqua Dam sent three men to Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, including Sigmund Tokoff 72 Indianapolis and William Toth 38 Dayton, with internal injuries and possible skull fracture.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Ohio
Red Lion
Charlie Walls
New Vienna, Rt. 1
William Montgomery
New Vienna Rt. 2
Walls
Richard Frye
S. Sutphin St
Allen Dale
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
U.S. 25
Chautauqua Dam
Sigmund Tokoff
Indianapolis
William Toth
Charles C. Keplinger
Toth
Toth Auto
Tokoff
Franklin
Anglesby
Usher Board To Observe 25th Year Anniversary
The Usher Board of New Era Baptist Church marks 25 years with a 7 30 p m program at the church Sunday. Special guests include the Reid Sisters Dayton group Hood and Benton duet and Mt Zion Heavenly-ettes. Mattie Bryant to give welcome. Oliver Smith, board president for 23 years, to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Baptist Church
Reid Sisters
Dayton
Hood and Benton
Mt. Zion
George Washington Guests First U.S. Circus in Philadelphia
George Washington attended John Bill Ricketts's inaugural American circus in Philadelphia in 1793, marking a notable moment in early U.S. entertainment history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
U.S
John Bill Ricketts
Philadelphia
Gardens Offer Scenic Stop Before Miami George Washington Kickoff
Football fans arriving early in Oxford are urged to visit Miami University’s formal gardens near the stadium to pass time before the 2 p.m. season opener against George Washington. The display, led by zinnias, dahlias, and asters, is expected to peak around mid-October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Geroge Washbo University
Lions Hear District Head Speak at Middletown Lunch
Charles Harsha district governor of Lions International spoke to Middletown Lions at the Manchester Hotel about the club eye research project. He noted the club as a major district contributor to statewide eye disease research funded by Ohio Lions clubs with universities in Cincinnati and Cleveland area. The Middletown club marks its 800th anniversary next Thursday with a dinner at the Sportsmen's Club at 6:30 p.m., honoring charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harsha
Lions International
Middletown Club
Manchester
Sportsmen's Club
Springboro Mayor Plans Resignation Amid Ill Health
Special report notes Mayor Fred Mayne will resign at the Oct. 4 Springboro village council meeting citing ill health. Mayne, a three-term mayor and long-time Frigidaire employee, has worked for General Motors in Dayton and has not been active since Aug. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Fred Mayne
Mayne
Frigidaire
General Motors
Dayton
Armco Plans 300000 Fabricating Addition at Middletown Plant
Armco Steel Corp announces a 300000 expansion at its Middletown Fabricating plant near Verity Parkway to add 175 feet and 15,570 square feet for loading dipped galvanized products like Multi-Plate steel sheeting and guardrail. McGraw Construction Co. handles the project, with completion expected by mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Charles E. Stutenroth
Verity Parkway
Armco
Yankee Road
Curtis Street
Statenroth
Dip
Formed Products Department
McGraw Construction Co
At The Movies Showings This Weekend
Paramount presents Black Sleep and Creeping Unknown with schedules for Friday and Saturday. Strand shows Broken Star and Bombardier across two days. Colonial screens Congo Crossing and Outside the Law with multiple times. Dixie Cruise In offers Girl on the Run and Naughty New Orleans Friday night.
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Bombardier
Congo
Law
Dixie Cruise
New Orleans
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Blackmore
Shirley Ratliff
Manchester Ave
Wallace Ingram
Robert Mitterholzer
14Th Ave
Earl Hathaway
Farmersville Rt. 1
Edward Fletcher
Garfield St
Yesteray
Finley Tolson
Waneta St
Kenneth Meins Pitt
Deerfield Rd
Lebanon
Clayton Shoupe
McGuire la
Jerry Burns
Ae Main St
Excello
Yudell Hightower
Joseph Pleska
Pearl St
Henry Sheffield
Logan Ave
Hayse Baker
Lebanon Rt. 3
Richard A. Barber
Esther Lee Baxley
Spring Valley
Joe Baxley
Roslyn Dr
C. M. Barber
Waynesville
Harold Compson
Georganne Timmons
Birmingham
Mich
O. B. Timmons
Aberdeen
Donald Daly
Arcadia Dr
Mercy Hospital
Wayne Martin
Columbus
University Hospital
Edgar Streif. Thau
Middletown Rt. 1
Douglas Martin
Loveland
Charles W. Rowe
Germantown Rd
Joyce E. McCormick
Kunz Ave
William R. Sharp
Vernon
Gail Farmer
John O. Flynn
Agnes C. Flynn
Clarence Sandlin Jr
Susie Sams
Frank Davis
Katherine Hynes
Howard F. Lawrence
S. Main St
Charles E. Metzler
Central Ave
Lois Brewer
Alma Brewer
South Ave
Willard Rowe
Orson Oliver
Reese Oliver
Lester Theodore
Hood Ave
Harold Martz
Lawrence Crout
Albert Kennedy
Mark Johns
Crawford
Harold Lovely
Pinta Ave
Elgin McCarty
Barbara Eastham
Elmer Gruenloh
Aeron Sea
Karl Poplin
Rollie Griffith
Ronald
Vernon Gentry
John Cope
Henry Reffitt
West Middlestown
Nickell
Oxford State
Lanita Parsons
Saint Parsons
South Lebanon
Dan Corson
Christel Ave
Earl Hamilton
Reynolds Ave
Morris Hoskins
Frank
Winford Lacey
Hill Ave
Mrs
Alta Lackey
Burbank
Vincent Lutz
Sherman Ave
Carl Marstall
North Ave
Wesley Mills
20Th Ave
Eugene Robinson
Moore St
Addie Schienck
Raymond Simrell
Burton Rd
W. J. Spencer
6Th Ave
Thomas Whitt
Lisa la
Fred Shackleford
West Middletown
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Jemima
John Domanick
H. T. Derivan
Fenwick High School
Fenwick Welfare
C. J. Beatty
Dayton VA Hospital
John Sparks Jr
Kash Kissick
Donald Hopper
McLean
Appomattox
Ignatius de Loyola
Courthouse
Eaton
Sensati Tru
Paramount
Crawford ST
Eis
WILL
Louis R. Walter
Charles W. Lovell
Walter W. Davis
Broad St
Second Ave
Ross Snyder
Pres
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