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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1950

Page

2

Fire destroys $800 worth of furniture in Walnut Street cottage

Early morning blaze at 1216 18 Walnut St caused $800 in damage to owner Morrie Conley and contents valued at $4,000 owned by Mary Turner. Cause attributed to a lit cigarette or match dropped on living room davenport. Fire lasting about 30 minutes. Additional minor damages reported at O Connell residence and a Verity Parkway car fire.

Walnut St Robert Lakens Morrie Conley Mary Turner Lukens Hugh J. O'Connell Eleventh Ave Verity Pkwy Central Ave Whitt Kemplin Fiveenes

Holy Week speaker at Calvary Methodist Church

Rev Maurice E Clay II spoke on Christ as both divine and human during Holy Week devotions at Calvary Methodist Church. The Journal will run a Good Friday church services page in the April 6 edition. ministers should submit notices by Wednesday noon.

Maurice E. Clay Iis Christ Maurice B. Clay Church of the Nazarene Calvary Methodist Church Mr. Clay

Four Break-Ins In Area Net Thieves 160

Four recent burglaries in Butler County near Middletown netted thieves over 160 dollars. At Redbud Inn Route 44 and 122 entry via window yielded 100 cash and 12 cartons of cigarets. Miami Steak House Route 73 saw 60 cash with candy and cigarets taken. Sam Smith Route 7a grocery home lost 3.50 in pennies two rifles a shotgun and a clock. American Materials Corporation New Miami reported a break in with no items stolen. Intruders damaged a window to enter and ransacked the office.

Middletown Butler County Redbud Inn Route 44 Fred Herbert Ells Miami al Rowling Sam Smith American Materials Corporation New Miami

Middletown Youth Put On Probation

Glenn Warmouth known as Buzzer of Middletown was placed on probation by Common Pleas Judge P P Bell after pleading to breaking and entering Miller s Filling Station on November 25. He must pay 166 dollars robbery share and 100 dollars for sheriff costs to bring him from Pennsylvania under extradition. The case ties him to a seven man gang. Robert Cassidy also received probation last week.

Hamilton Glenn “Buzzer Warmouth Middletown Miller's Common Pleas P. P. Bell Pennsylvania Butler County Yarmouth Robert Cassidy

At the Movies Showings for Tuesday and Wednesday

The Strand lists Tuesday screenings for Prince of Foxes with Tyrone Power Wanda Hendrick at 3 15 3 20 7 30 9 40. Also Mo Hot and Blue with Betty Mutton Victor Mature at 1 45 3 45 5 45 7 45 9 45 p m. Christopher Columbus with Fredric March Florence Eldridge at 2 55 6 05 9 20 p m. Feudin Rhythm with Eddy Arnold Gloria Henry at 1 40 4 55 8 10 p m. Timber with Dan Dailey Marjorie Cord at 3 10 6 8 45 p m. Vega Entry with Howard Duff Martha Toren at 1 30 4 15 7 05 9 50 p m.

Tyrone Power Wanda Hendrick Betty Mutton Victor Mature Christopher Columbus Fredric March Florence Eldridge Feudin Eddy Arnold Gloria Henry Timber Dan Dailey Marjorie Cord Howard Duff Martha Toren

Extravagant beef cited as most costly form of animal food

According to the Encyclopedia Britannica prime beef is the most extravagant form of animal food, needing the largest amount of feed to produce.

Cancer Fund Campaign Will Open Tomorrow

Middletown prepares to launch a Cancer Society drive at 7 30 p m with co chairs B E J Goldschmidt Jr and Jule Dinneger and aims to raise about 7000 dollars. Funds support the Cancer Information Center Clinic at Middletown Hospital and cancer research and detection equipment.

Middletown Civic Association BE. J. Goldschmidt, Jr Jule Dinneger Boy Scouts Cancer Information Center Middletown Hospital

Ohio Bell to keep public contact office in Franklin

The Ohio Bell Telephone Company will maintain a public contact office in Franklin after protests over moving the office to Middletown. Edith Benner will handle in person contacts at 25 East Third St, with service records to move to Middletown after April 8 1950. Payments may be made at local drug stores or mailed to Middletown.

Franklin Ohio Bell Telephone Company Ohio Bell Middletown Franklin Drug Hugh Harvey Ohio Middletown Exchange Edith Benner East Third St Middlewh Bennett Drugs South Main St Good Drug Store Shawhan Iso Central Ave Steroia Company Federal Communications Commission FCC

Jaw Fracture In Route 42 Car Mishap

A passenger sustained a fractured jaw and facial cuts after a rear end collision on Route 42 east of Lebanon. Porter Tuck aged 25 from Red Boiling Springs Tennessee received treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, after a Waynesville physician attended him. The crash involved Larry Fulmer of Hartville Ohio driving the cart that struck Randall Gomien of Cincinnati Ohio whose car slowed for a third vehicle turning left. Slippery highway conditions were listed as the primary cause.

Porter Tuck Red Boiling Springs Tenn Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Waynesville Tuck Larry Fulmer Hartville Randall Gomien Adelphia Ave Cincinnati Gomien

Health Department Plans Bulletin Spread to Food Establishments

The April health bulletin will be mailed to all food establishments and tested with the annual Clean Up Drive. Health sanitarian John Otterbein says cleanliness boosts business and outlines five steps including floors walls ceilings fly control garbage and refrigerator checks.

John Otterbein Otterbein

West Middletown Man Sentenced for Manslaughter

Oscar Hunsicker Jr., 27, of near West Middletown, was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge P. Boll to six months in jail and fined 500 dollars plus costs for second degree manslaughter and leaving the scene. The case concerns the January 14 death of George Heiland near Trenton.

Hamilton Dewey Stamper Stamper Stamsy Hunsicker Heiland

Police Report Four Mishaps Details Minor Crashes

City police logged several minor accidents with no injuries. A child, Virginia Bailey aged 4, suffered a skinned hand after running into a car on Manchester Ave. Damage about 175 dollars reported at 5 20 p m. A collision on Central Ave near the Big 4 crossing involved Gladys Mac Rhea and Elvin Davidson causing minor damage.

Stanley Johnson Wilbraham Rd Manchester Ave Virginia Gayle Bailey Gladys Mac Rhea Sherman Ave Elvin F. Davidson Florence St Rhea Central Ave Big 4 Crossing

No Gay Summer Dress Leaves Trees Dull in Heat

The evergreen tree, though bright in winter, appears dull in summer as granules are withdrawn from leaf surfaces, turning leaves a reddish brown. The thimble’s original name thumb bell reflects it was worn on the thumb.

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