Milford assault report leads to warrants and escape
A Norwood woman 19 years old and mother of two, forced into a Milford bound car by two men in Oakley, fled from the vehicle at a cafe. She later dropped charges after Chief Romohr traced the car license. the owner lives near Felicity but resides in Cincinnati. In a separate case, Charles E. Johnston of Hillsboro was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after a Route 50 accident that damaged John Sullivan's Greenfield truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Romohr
Norwood
Oakley
Milford
John Doe
Romohr
Felicity
Cincinnati
Louis M. Kleine
Johnston
John Sullivan
Greenfield
Man Subdued After Attacking Officer in Milford
Police Chief Joseph Romohn subdued William Lewis Jr. after he attacked Patrolman Charles Brewster in front of a Main Street tavern. Lewis, 20, was jailed and fined $500 plus costs for resisting an officer at a Mayor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Romohr
William Lewis, Jr
Charles Brewster
Milford
Main Street
Lewis
William Lewis
Elizabeth Street
Brewster
Romohn
Mr. Lewis
Louis M. Eloine
Clermont
Death of Thomas Baker in Perintown after illness
Thomas Baker age 59 died at his Perintown home after a two week illness. Services were held at Monroe Funeral Home with Rev. C. E. Biffle officiating and burial at Greetlawn cemetery. He worked 28 years for Allis-Chalmers. Survived by widow Laura Dorton Baker and five daughters Mabel Miller Ednad Jones Emma Croshaw Marie Coffey Eila Coffey. Many friends and relatives noted at the home and church gatherings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baker
Perintown
Monroe Funeral Home
C. E. Biffle
Greetlawn
Baker
Allis-Chalmers Co
Laura Dorton Baker
Mabel Miller
Ednad Jones
Milford
Emma
Three Mil ford teens injured in Wooster Pike crash
At 1 a m Sunday on Wooster Pike at Kroger Hills Farm three Milford area girls were hurt when a car driven by 19 year old Paul Shinkle Madisonville was rear ended by 29 year old Robert Philhower Milford. Ruth Wade 19 suffered back injuries and possible pelvic fracture and was rushed to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital by Craver Ambulance. Shirley Roslow 17 and Estelle Curless 18 sustained head and neck cuts respectively and were treated and released. Also in the Shinkle car were Myron Melton 16 Forestville and Coleen Halsh 18 Madisonville with leg cuts. Edward Colgrove 50 was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken driving following a stop on Route 50 at Perintown. He had earlier been sued by State Patrolman Trees after a visit to an Owensville tavern.
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Milford
Wooster Pike
Kroger Hills
Paul Shinkle
Madisonville
Robert Philhower
Ruth Wade
Frank Wade
Sugar Camp Road
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Craver
Shirley Roslow
Estelle Curless
Myron Melton
Forestville
Coleen Halsh
Edward Colegrove
Round Bottom Road
Newtown
Louis M. Kleine
Colegrove
Trees
Perintown
Owensville
Deaths of Robert H. Shaper and Frank Davis
Funeral services were held for Robert H. Shaper, 7, at Monroe Funeral Home with Rev. C Eugene Biffle officiating. Shaper, born in Highland County, lived in Milford and worked as an architect and building inspector. he was a Milford Masonic Lodge member. Survived by wife Myrtle E. Shaper. Requiem High Mass for Frank Davis, 84, occurred at St Philomena Church, Stone Lick, after his death on Round Bottom Road near Perinton. Craver Funeral Home led arrangements. Davis left wife Teresa Spahr Davis and many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Shaper
C. Eugene Biffle
Monroe Funeral Home
Mr. Shaper
Highland County
Milford
St. Philhomena Church
Stonelick
Frank Davis
Round Bottom Road
Perintown
Craver Funeral Home
Mr. Davis
Teresa Spahr Davis
Mary Linley
Elizabeth Davis
Albert M
Clifford
John F
George J
William C. Davis
Louise F. Bosch
Funeral held for Fred M. Monroe Milford leader and farmer
Fred M. Monroe 77 a Milford area farmer and long time landowner of the Mariemont site died in his sleep from heart failure. Services were at Monroe Funeral Home Milford with Masonic rites and burial at Laurel Cemetery Madisonville. He served on Columbia Township Trustees the Franklin School Board and was active in Scottish Rite Shrine and local civic groups. He is survived by his widow son in Milford and a second son Lt Wayne Monroe of Cincinnati Police and a daughter Mrs Stanley Bennett.
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Fred M. Monroe
Geo. W. Monroe
Milford
Belle Monroe
Mariemont
Monroe
Monroe Funeral Home
Laurel Cemetery
Madisonville
Mariemont Town Square
Germantown Fair Attendance and Local Visits Noted
PT. ISABEL A number attended the Germantown Kentucky Fair last Saturday. Mrs. Ella Hughes stayed for several days visiting friends and relatives in Germantown. Fenton Carr on leave from the U S Navy Great Lakes visited his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Carr. Mr and Mrs William Smysor hosted visitors last week Mr and Mrs Sam Mayhew of Johnstown Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Gilbert ODell and Miss Mauvette Flowers of Bowling Green are visiting the Smyrs Mayhews Odells and Smysors.
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Guy Carr
Merlyn
Fenton Carr
Bobby
Jimmie Pickelheimer
Fred Fancher and Sons
Earl Catchett
Verna Pingle
Mason
Germantown
Ella Hughes
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Mrs
William Smysor
Sam Mayhew
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Gilbert O'Dell
Misg Mauvette Flowers
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Smysors
Still Buying Bonds in Midyear War Effort Update
The Treasury’s Savings Bonds Division reports more purchases than redemptions. For the first half of the year national purchases are 67 percent of last year’s level, a wartime trend. Clermont County bought 38000 dollars in E Bonds and 66000 dollars in G Bonds in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Savigs Bonds Division
Treasury Department
Cleveland
Clermont County
Government delays on making gold legal cited as heaviness to shovel
Journal from Washta Iowa notes the government resists legalizing gold due to practical burden of handling large quantities. The comment frames the issue as a logistical obstacle rather than a policy argument. This reflects everyday skepticism about monetary reform and tangible metal reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Washta
Iowa
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Hillsboro
Man
Victor J. Kuhn
Earl Hayes
Alma Hayes
Charles Hayes
James L. Molitor
Tulsa
Okla
George Molitor
Graham Haines
Ralph Cooper
Nora
Rose Gauche
Lake Erie
Here Am I Society
Batavia
Clyde B. Dericks
Annabelle Malsberry
Verne Williams
Wisconsin
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Michigan
John
Margaret
Ed Link
Eleanor
Mrs. Link
Charleroi, Pa
Kermit Shumard
Francis C. Shumard
Marine Corps
Oliver Cutler
Bert
Huntsville
Ont
Robert Smith
Loveland
Christ Hospital
Monroe Ambulance Service
Milford Corporation
Nellie Woodruff
Bumgardner
Donna Lykins
Feesburg
Ray Marksberry
James Rodgers
Hamersville
J. J. Preston
Gatch Beach
Wilbert Sipple
Henry Demaris
Laurel
Virgil Hale
G. 8
Pickelhymer
Breckenridge
Edward Thompson
Columbus
Marcellus Trubby
Lawrence McNair
Bethel
Gene Byrnes
Jim
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Smith Radio & Appliance Shop
R. C. A. Westinghouse
Lear Radio
Westinghouse Irons Fluorescent Kitchen
Times Star
Ohio
la Sande
Mammoth
Ac Ea
Nd Mba
Cucia
Isabel
Mayhews, O’dells
Axa Coney’ Pone ‘Fh
Coney
Moonlite Gardens
Clyde Trask
Shirley Carter
Tommy Morgen
Trask
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Broadway
Bead & Hel. Aeemiey Pee Ok Inc. Park Adm
Ores
Arjen
MERCY
Memorial Hospital
New Richmond, Ohio
M. M. Coutcher
N. R
Charles C. Kramer
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Victor Frame
West Virginia Coal
James Smith
Newtonsville
Buddy
Wee
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Ot Clements
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Forest Rangers
James Boys
Daltons
Belle Starr
Nat Holt
Tim Whelan
Jack Tom and Jerry
FORD
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Edgar Kennedy
Laurel and Hardy
Donald Duck
Popeye
Little Lulu
Porky Pig
Woody Woodpecker
Daffy Duck
Mighty Mowse Gandy Goose
Pathe Rae
Weew Menace
Dick Powell
ADLER
Adrian Scott
Mighty Mouse
Pelee Ourtave
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