School Board Hears YMCA Use Request For Amanda Gym
The Board discusses using Amanda gym for the Gra-Y neighborhood program after YMCA Youth Work Secretary Jack Wiley asks permission. They table the request to weigh it against a City Recreation Board request and plan a joint meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ymca Youth Work
Jack Wiley
al Gra-Y
Wiley
City Recreation Board
Recreation Council
Tom Carlson
Board of Tax Appeals
State Department Ofucation
Board of Health
Health Department
Blackford
Benjamin Sawyer
25 Cases Heard In Heavy Franklin Court Docket
Franklin special docket shows Municipal Judge J. T. Riley handling 25 cases in 3.5 hours. Plea highlights include Elzie Shrout faced fines of 10 dollars and costs plus a one year license suspension for reckless operation and 100 dollars for driving under revocation. Additional drivers had suspensions, fines, or bond forfeitures. cases spanned Middletown Lebanon and Carlisle with penalties for reckless operation, no license, failure to yield, and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Elzie Shrout
Middletown
Rt. 1
Shrout
Warren County
Oatley Parks
Fleming Rd
James van Hoose
Lebanon
Charles Walls
New Vienna
Edward South
Vannest, Sr
Hugh Dunaway
Carlisle
Edward Wills, Jr
Eaton
Ada Mills
Allen Martin
Charles St
Gene Bissinger
Union Rd
Robert Stickleman
Shaker Rd
Dayton
William A. Grant
Frances Mae Walters
Alvin Arbill
Forest Ave
Riley
Willie Harrell
Knoxville
Tenn
Federal office buildings approved for Cincinnati and Toledo
Washington budget bureau notified House and Senate Public Works Committees that it approved federal lease purchase projects for a $21.7 million Cincinnati office building and a $4.95 million Toledo office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Budget Bureau
House
Senate Public Works Committees
Cincinnati
Toledo
Missing Setunder Returns Missing Setunder Returned
Frank Steinmetz a 27 year old former Bar 28 tender on Broad Street faces a municipal court arraignment tomorrow on embezzlement charges totaling 2493.37 from August 22. He was arrested yesterday by Mansfield police along with Det Manny Barrett and held for Middletown authorities. Steinmetz reportedly admits taking 1000 of the funds from the Bar 28 cafe safe and cash register. The warrant was issued by Mack Fleishman district supervisor of Sons Bars and Grills. He has a prior record and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steinmetz
Germantown
Steinmetz
Mack Fleishman
Son's ‘Bars and Grills
Bar 28
Tony Mattolo
Frost Disaster Aid Sought By Medina County Farm Bureau
Medina County Farm Bureau asks Secretary Benson for federal disaster aid after a killing frost deluged the county. President Vernon Marcellus says 75 percent of the corn crop was destroyed, threatening many farms. Aid would offer 3 percent loans and grain at $1 per hundredweight under market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
Medina County Farm Bureau
Benson
Vernon Marcellus
Farm Bureau
French Claim 50 Rebels Slain in Capital Attacks
Algiers dispatch reports French forces killed wounded or captured 50 nationalist rebels in the past 24 hours. Rebels renewed assaults in Algiers, resulting in the deaths of two French soldiers and heightened tensions in the capital.
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Algiers
South Lebanon Man Hurt In Accident
A South Lebanon resident, Sam Saylor, 23, suffered a compound fracture of the right hip when his car crashed into a parked vehicle near the South Lebanon depot. Both cars had extensive damage. Saylor was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 8:25 p.m. and his condition was listed as fair the following day.
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South Lebanon
Sam Saylor
Oswald
Saylor
Middletown Hospital
At The Movies Paramount Listings
Tuesday and Wednesday feature The Bad Seed at 6 40 and 9 10 pm at Colonial Il Am a Camera at 7 pm and d 15 pm Dixie Cruise In shows Doctor in the House at 7 05 and 11 00 pm Ma and Pa Kettle at Waikiki at 9 15 pm
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Pr Colonial
Dixie Cruise
Doctor
Pa Kettle
Waikiki
Weekend Break-ins Net $600 In Loot In Middletown
Middletown police report weekend burglaries yielding about 600 dollars in cash and goods. At Silver Leaf Social Club 904 th Ave burglars took 200 dollars from a cabinet under the bar. two shotguns and shells valued at 398.30 were stolen from W L Hunt at 301 N Clinton St. A break-in at Middletown News Agency 903 W Columbia Ave since Aug 1 netted five bundles of pocket and mixed magazines. Detectives Fouts Frazier Watson Gray Crout Howerton investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Silver Leaf Social Club
904Th Ave
Paul Fouts
Herbert Frazier
Ptl
Howard Watson
W. L. Hunt
Clinton St
Harold Gray
Columbia Ave
Roy Crout
James Howerton
36 Sign Up For Adult Night School
36 sign up for adult night school classes will start tonight for 26 persons enrolled in the adult high school program this fall. English at 6 p.m. at Middletown High School, social studies and math at 8 p.m. Registration open tonight and until Oct. 2. Fourteen industries represented along with housewives. group includes students from 10 high schools and three who never attended high school. Courses offer credit toward a high school diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
H. R. Cromwell
Middletown
Crowmell
Cromwell
Dell to Meet With Watchdogs on Capital Projects
Sen Edward H Dell vice chairman of the Public Improvements Inspection Committee will meet in Columbus with the joint Ohio House and Senate watchdog group tomorrow. He then travels to Lansing to study how similar work is done there. The committee reviews capital spending, with subcommittees inspecting buildings, hospitals, and other appropriations. Dell serves on the Daytan State Hospital subcommittee and will return to Middletown before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dell
Columbus
Public Improvements Inspection Committee
Lansing
Mich
Sen. Dell
Ohio House and Senate
General Assembly
Dell
Dayltan State Hospital
Middletown
Battery Fire Damages Auto in 1956 Model Car
A battery shorted and caught fire in a 1956 model car owned by Ruby Aalsey at Canal Street and Central Avenue causing $25 in damage. Fire crews from Companies 1 2 and ladder units responded at 7 07 p m. Earlier gas leakage from a truck prompted wash down at Crawford Street and Central Avenue.
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Ruby Aalsey
Garfield St
Canal Street
Central Avenue
Company 2
Crawford Street
McClure Re elected Scout Chairman In Lebanon District
Scott McClure a Lebanon farmer was reelected chairman of the Ft. Ancient District Boy Scout organization at the district annual meeting in the Lebanon Armory. Robert F. Lehman of Mason was reelected vice chairman. John R. Lehman of Lebanon was recommended for a second term as district commissioner. Members at large include Robert Lewis Robert Townsley Ed Allum all of Lebanon and Charles Barkeloo of Mason.
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Scott McClure
Lebanon
Settlement expected in Hamilton police attendance dispute
City Manager Charles W. Thompson aims to settle differences with a group of protesting police officers over mandatory attendance at sessions of the Butler County Police Academy in Hamilton. He said a settlement would be reached before his Oct 4 vacation, after talks with Police Chief Joseph B. Blackmore and a three member committee from the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge. The FOP plans to hire an attorney to take the matter to court if needed.
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Roosevelt and
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe High
Blue Ball
U. S. 25
Monare
Followin Cafe
Teria
Virginia Peters
Spring Hill
Dixie Combs
Garfield
Mollie Johnson
Amanda
Louella Keeler
Wilson
Ruth Kelly
Roosevelt Junior High
Lillie Shearer
Joseph Waites
Middletown High School
Crossan H. Curry
Arts and Crafts
Shirley Helsel
Monroe
Janet Amyx
Mildred Hinkle
Mina Jacot
Ruby Norris
Emma Williams
Ruth Howland
Laura May Perkins
Sawyer Rd
Anna Laura Fay
Charles Howard
Harry Tewell
Clifford Gray
Butler County Police Academy
Hamilton
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Joseph B. Blackmore
Robert Walton
Eugene Wol
Gamet
Robert Nunamaker
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge
FOP
City considers retroactive pay for off duty training
Thompson said any agreement to compensate the city's 61 police officers for off duty attendance at the academy would be retroactive to Sept 11, the date of the training sessions in Hamilton. Police Chief Blackmore outlined the city's stance that officers must accept off duty training under employment terms and that adequate training cannot occur during working hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Blackmore
Court Orders That Dog Stop Barking
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issued a temporary injunction against Charles and Mary Adkins on a neighbor’s petition. May Williams alleges a dog owned by Dr. Leland C. Lynch is tethered near her bedroom and barks nightly from midnight, disturbing her rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Charles and
Mary Adkins
Lewis Sr
May Williams
Lewis St
Leland C. Lynch
Middletown
Rotary To Hear Cincinnati Speaker At Noon
Franklin special report: Rotary Club members and guests at the Lutheran Church will hear Cincinnati business leader Wimmer speak on color in business such as use of color in establishments. About 75 attendees expected with Carl Minnich as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lutheran Church
Wimmer
Cincinnati
National Federatim of Independent Businesses
Carla Minnich
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Armco Park
Joseph Woodruff
Sullivan, Isaacs & Sullivan
Lemon-Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
John Oberlander
St. John’s Church
Barnitz Stadium
Holy Name Society
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
CL. and Son Geo
Central Ave
Greathouse’s
Nunn- Bush and
Edgerton
Federal Office For
Frost
At the Movies
Paramount
M‘coy - Leffler
Walter M. McCoy
Homer D. Leffler
Broad St
Ist Ave
Middletown, Ohio
McClure
Thompson Vows Settlement
Rotary
Cincy
Sele ST
U.S
Second Ave
Broad Verity
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