Churches oppose Carfax relocation liquor permit hearing
Five area churches protested the Carfax Restaurant move to 1109 2nd Ave near Park Street citing proximity to worship centers and youth activity. The afternoon hearing before Ohio Board of Liquor Control concluded with the transcript to be reviewed in Columbus and a verdict pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carfax Restaurant
2Nd Ave
2Nd and
Park Street
Hamilton
C. H. Taylor
G. Mark Brown
Columbus
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Taylor
Broad St
Carfax
Fred Brummer
Irma
Mark Brown
Bethlehem Lutheran
S. Broad St
First Methodist
Broad Street
First Baptist
S. Main St
Second Baptist
S. Verity Plivy
Park St
St. Paul
Joseph Blackmore
Civic Improvement Fund Outlined at Middletown Luncheon
The Civic Association’s capital improvements fund was outlined to campaign cabinet members at the Manchester Hotel. Henry L. Woods Jr. reported $166,000 allocated to agencies like Girl Scouts and Salvation Army. YMCA projects and Camp Hook renovations are planned next, with the fund funded by at least 25 percent of annual Civic receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic Association
Manchester
Henry L. Woods Jr
W. W. Seblad
Salvation Army
Fresh Air Camp
YMCA
Camp Hook
American Legion
Woods
Civic
Middletown
Tom Venable
Franklin Pushes Manager Search and Wage Increases
Franklin City Council in a special session voted to advertise for a city manager, appointing a screening committee and considering candidates including local names. The panel may handle an income tax initiative and approved police and fire wage increases contingent on tax passage. An attorney announced a mandamus suit over a service station permit, while Council debated drainage requirements for a subdivision and delayed final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
National City Managers Assn
Jack Heintz
Carl Moran
Joseph Baxter
Daniel Collette
Charles Moore
Heintz
Alan Betzler
Main St
Council
Jack
John Finchpach
Charles Harbach
Robert Dalton
Raymond Young
Flinchpach
David Dillon
2Nd and
Skokiaan Drive
John Judge
2Nd Street
Dillon
Franklin Ewing
Ewing
Ed Clark
Lloyditz
Fire destroys barn in West Middletown. $15,000 loss
A barn on Floyd K. Richardson's farm at 4700 Eck Rd. West Middletown burned for over 18 hours from noon yesterday to 6:30 this morning. Losses included a palomino colt mare three heifers a registered cow 300 chickens 3000 bales of hay 1500 bushels of oats and farm equipment. Firemen from South Madison and North Madison worked since 11 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd K. Richardson
Eck Rd
West Middletown
George Keyser
South
Jail Terms Suspended For Youth In Petit Larceny Case
Donald Edward Perry age 18 of Germantown was fined 25 dollars with 25 dollars suspended and given a suspended 60 day jail term in Municipal Court for stealing two tractor batteries valued at 35 dollars. Acting Judge Vincent Sisson placed Perry on six months probation with no further court appearance. Perry and a 14 year old were arrested after tractors were found outside Velte Implement Co in West Middletown. OTHERS FINED included Lonzo Paul for careless driving and Richard Newton for assault and battery, both with 25 dollars and costs suspended. Dismissals were issued for Nora Mobley and Ralph Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Edward Perry
Germantown Rt. 1
Vincent Sisson
Perry
West Middletown
Velte’s Implement Co
R. H. Velte
Lonzo Paul
Oxford State Rd
Richard Newton
Canal St
Lebanon
Nora Mobley
Ottawa St
Ralph Newton
Turner Jr
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash On 10th Avenue
Mrs. Charlotte Kay 27 of 704 19th Ave suffered facial back and knee abrasions after falling from an auto driven by husband Joseph Kay at 10th Avenue and Minnesota Street last night. She was treated at Middletown Hospital and discharged.
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Charlotte Kay
19Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Joseph Kay
10Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
City Planning Warns Middletown of Growth Risk
Planning Commission warns that Middletown could be bordered in by smaller communities if annexation lags. The issue followed Monroe's 1654 acre south annexation, with zoning debates on N Verity Pkwy and nearby properties. Officials defer decisions as they weigh B-2 and B-3 requests and curb-cut actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Middletown
Walter Newman
Monroe
Newman
County Planning Board
Obituary for Donald E. Steed Laurel Indiana Trapper
Donald E. Steed 47 of Laurel Indiana died suddenly Thursday night of a heart attack at home. He was a well known trap shooter and is survived by his wife Florence two sons two daughters four sisters including Mrs Hubert Bendel and Mrs Robert Bendel and Mrs Irma Shingledecker of Middletown and three brothers including G C Steed and C H Steed of Middletown. Services 2 p m Sunday in Laurel with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Steed
Laurel
Ind
Florence
Hubert Bendel
Robert Bendel
Irma Shingledecker
Middletown
G. C. Steed
C. H. Steed
Infant Zikos Services Held for Cynthia Zikos
Infant Cynthia Zikos daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Zikos of Roosevelt Ave died nine hours after a premature birth at Middletown Hospital. Services were at Sts Constantine and Eleni Greek Orthodox Church at 9:30 AM with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Surviving are the parents paternal grandparents John Zikos of Pittsburgh and maternal grandmother Mrs Nick Manos of Dallas. Arrangements by Schramm Funeral Home.
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Cynthia Zikos
Nick Zikos
Roosevelt Ave
Sts. Constantine & Eleni Greek Orthodox Church
Woodside
Middletown Hospital
John Zikos
Pittsburgh
Nick Manos
Dallas
Schramm Funeral Home
Edward Bishop Miamisburg Resident Dies at 82
Edward Bishop 82 of 541 Maple Ave died at 11 30 a m yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a week as a patient. A retired Mi amisburg water works engineer born in Kings Mills he lived here 30 years. Survived by three daughters and five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Monday at Gephart Schmidt Memorial Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason.
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Miamisburg
Edward Bishop
Maple Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Bishop
Kings Mills
Gladys French
Frankin
Elizabeth Strader
Germantown Rt. 4
Ada Kelly
Cincinnati
Gephart & Schmidt
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Two Arrests After Five Minor Accidents Reported
Middle town police reported five minor accidents and two arrests yesterday. George Manning, 57, was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign after a Clinton Street Columbia Avenue collision. The $300 crash involved Thelma Theodore, 1710 Jefferson Ave. Reason Zabcnnik, 28, was cited for an assured clear distance violation after a three car crash on Verity Parkway causing under $200 damage. Other drivers were Stanley Crist and Frank Kaufman. Herschel Little said he fell asleep at the wheel when his car hit a curb and street sign on Tytus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clinton Street
Columbia Avenue
George Manning
S. River S&i
Franklin
Thelma Theodore
Jefferson Ave
S. Verity Parkway
Zbacnnik
Trenton
Stanley Crist
Yankee Rd
Frank Kaufman
Keith St
Herschel M. Little
Lafayette
Ind
Tytus Ave
Driver Grounded For False Affidavit Claim
Dayton man Oscar Wilder 21 had his driving rights suspended for three years by Municipal Judge J T Riley after filing a false affidavit to obtain a driver’s license. The court found that Wilder gave the wrong age in the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dayton
J. T. Riley
Oscar Wilder
Police Briefs Report Car Stolen From Linday's Body Shop
A 1955 sedan owned by Howard L Taulbee of Miamisburg was reported stolen yesterday from Lindsay's Body Shop at 1618 Philadelphia Ave. The car with license 6847 LL was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Taulbee
Miamisburg
Lindsay
Philadelphia Ave
Man shot in head by BB gun on Tytus Avenue
Ernest Judd of 3412 Jewell Street told police that youths on Tytus Avenue near Enoch shot him in the head with a BB gun causing a broken skin. Officers said they would patrol the area daily.
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Ernest Judd
Jewell St
Tytus Avenue
Enoch
Schell Heads Membership For Chamber
Lawrence Schell named chairman of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce membership development committee by president Donald G. Driscoll. The move supports a new program to expand funds through reevaluating current members and attracting new accounts. Schell, J C Penney store manager, is a Goodland Kansas native with a history in Denver Cincinnati Columbus and Middletown since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Schell
Donald G. Driscoll
Middletown Area
Schell
Goodland
Kan
University of Denver
Penney
Denver
Ordnance Department
Penney Company
Cincinnati
Columbus
Middletown
Two Parked Autos Robbed in Separate Incidents
Police reports say two motorists found their vehicles ransacked around 8 30 p m. Donald Morris of 510 S Sutphin Sr reported a 1959 convertible broken into with six transistors and a radio stolen from the glove box on Broad Street in front of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Thomas McLain of 9 Clark Street reported $10 damage after a break in at a parking lot at Main and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Morris
S. Sutphin Sr
Broad Street
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Thomas McLain
Clark St
Main
Manichester
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H. C. Grunewald
St. Paul's Church
New Miami
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Donald W. Cryer
Roland F. Hans
St. Paul Evangelicall Reformed
Civic Improvement Fund
Maytag
Melampy’s
Melampy
Central Ave
Richardson
Armco Steel Corp
Barnitz Stadium
Wm D. Gillen
Harlan
Ationwid
Mutual Insurance Company
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N. Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Zemac, Inc
Parkway Motel
Arthur W. Moore
Herbert Dean
N. Verity
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Dean
I. A. Casper
Lloyd Miller
Planning Commission
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Glenn Perry
Perry Printing Co
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Standard Oil Co
Sutphin Street
City Engineering
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