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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1953

Page

4

Easter egg hunt in Middletown park yields prizes and cheers

A large Easter egg hunt at Middletown Park drew 2 400 eggs hidden by volunteers from the Retail Merchants Association and police. Prizes ranged from 50 cents to $2 with 52 prize eggs, all but one found. Children enjoyed music by Loretta Thompson as traffic was kept orderly by state patrol and police.

Retail Merchants Association Middletown John Mandzak California Manchester Rd Ohio 73 Tytus Ave Loretta Thompson State Patrol Boy New York Central Railroad Salvation Army Armco Steel Ferguson Association Easter Euny The Merchants Association Cohn Lou Phillips Merle Leeds Mandrak Roy Patterson Larry Sharp Miamisburg Lois Youtsler Charles McMillan Marlene Campbell Connie Belcher William Crowe Randy Schmacker Edward Rose Joe Collins Marcia Lynn Slamka Darrell Gibson Garry Lee Dalton Richard Toler Beth Galeese Mike Abell Larry Guthrie Jerry Brown Shirley Hollar Wilma Kemplin Linda Sue McKelvey Travis Snider Carolyn Jean Haskin Barbara Slamka Bobby Duff Louis Young Garry Warlaumont Joe Simmons Janet Lee Ewing Ronnie Wright Brenda Mehl Linda Kay Dennis Johnny Morgan Stephanie Jacobs John Perkins Dixie Lee Pergram Kaye Jones Jerry Richstein Jim Thompson Chris Ferlise John Blevins Jimmy Hartman John Knapp Joe Kinder David Logan Jimmy Davis Oxford State Rd Armco Park Ed Cohn Gale Trowbridge Baltimore St Bill Weith

Driver Charged After Tipsy Vehicle Hits Post

Billy Hatton aged 22 of 3102 Seneca Street was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car struck a cement post at Hatfield Coal Company on Central Avenue 9 40 p m. Police said the accident caused $150 damage to Hatton s car and $35 damage to another vehicle. A second crash on South Broad Street caused minor damage to two cars as they tried to pass a double parked vehicle.

Billy Hatton Seneca St Doty St Central Ave Satuday Hatton Hatfield Coal Company Coy Hall South Broad St Joanne Poling Baltimore St Sylvia V. Cluxton East Second St Franklin

Preble County Accident Injures Three Hamilton Residents

Three Hamilton residents suffered minor injuries in an auto accident near Grat is Germantown in Preble County. Myrtle Campbell 27 Ora Campbell 32 and John Bunch 20 were treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital Emergency Department at 8 25 p m. They were transported by E B Tees ambulance Germantown.

Hamilton Gratis Germantown Preble County Middletown Hospital Myrtle Campbell Ora Campbell John Bunch E. B. Tees

Woman Injured as Car Crashes into Franklin Grocery

Mrs Madge Baskett 47 of Franklin Route 1 was injured when a car driven by Clyde Chariton 23 of Springboro crashed into the Dixie Market at Blue Ball. Baskett is hospitalized with rib and chest injuries while her husband Charles Baskett 49 and two car passengers are treated and released. Chariton faces reckless driving charges in Franklin Municipal Court.

Madge Baskett Franklin Route 1 Blue Ball Middletown Hospital Clyde Chariton Springboro Franklin Municipal Court Melbmetan Deer Dle aAmmaniagna Charles Baskett A. S. 25 Ohio 122 Dixie Market Baskett

Ticket Shortage Hits Dr Peale Dinner Event

The Midlletown Council of Churches reports dwindling ticket supply for its annual dinner with Dr Norman Vincent Peale as principal speaker. About 800 attendees are expected at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the Manchester Hotel, with tickets scarce at local churches and the YMCA.

Middletown Council of Churches Harlan W. Jarvis Manchester Norman Vincent Peale Life Magazine First Presbyterian Church First Methodist Church YMCA Council

Protest Looms Over Zoning One Hearing Set

Central property owners may attend a City Planning Commission hearing at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Civic Association auditorium on a proposed zoning ordinance. They oppose a neighborhood business zone on Central Ave from Magnolia to Highview Rd citing deed restrictions in Eldorado subdivision. Maps by planning expert L Segoe of Cincinnati will be displayed.

City Planning Commission Civic Association Central Ave Magnolia Dr Magnolia Highview Rd Eldorado Subdivision City Commission L. Segoe Cincinnati

Boy James Vinson Bitten by Dog

Police report a 10 year old James Vinson of 1404 Michigan Ave was bitten by a dog yesterday. The article notes a sundial’s slow progression from December 25 to April 15 and June 14 to September 1 with the rest of the year advancing normally.

James Vinson Michigan Ave

FiveYearOld Killed In Hamilton Bus Accident

Hamilton boy David Lutkehaus five died after his foot caught in a bus door and a rear wheel ran over him in the 800 block of Hooven Avenue. Driver Herbert Hoelle 24 stopped the bus after a woman screamed. He died at Mercy Hospital from internal injuries. Funeral service set at Klaus Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Hamilton Butler County David Lutkehaus Louis Lutkehaus Weller Ave Middletown Herbert Hoelle Hoelle Mercy Hospital Garret Boone Hooven Ave Klaus Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery

Youth Held In Probe Of Hubcap Thefts

An 18 year old youth was arrested early yesterday in connection with hubcap thefts. Stanley Ratliff of Franklin Route 2 was arrested at Clinton St and Reynolds Ave with hubcaps found in his car. Charges will be filed by owners or police.

Paul Fouts Bill Brewer Stanley Ratliff Franklin Route 2 Clinton St Reynolds Ave Ralph Bauer

Weather Outlook Calls For Soggy Cool Day Ahead

The weatherman forecasts cloudy wet and cool conditions today tonight and tomorrow with a high near 58 and a low around 42. Intermittent showers are expected with about 0.22 inches of rain in the last 24 hours ending 8 am today.

Local GI Wounded on Heartbreak Ridge in Korea

Cpl. James D. Pennington age 19 son of Alfred Pennington 1205 Central Ave was wounded in the right forearm March 23 during fighting on Heartbreak Ridge Korea A Defense Department telegram reported the injury He is the 38th Middletown soldier wounded in Korea He trained at Camp Polk La and was with Company F 97th Infantry Regiment He had been employed by Joffe Furniture Co. Cincinnati mother at 3833 Colerain Ave.

James D. Pennington Alfred Pennington Central Ave Department of Defense Young Pennington Heartbreak Ridge Korea Colerain Ave Cincinnati Corporal Pennington Middletown National Guard iCamp Polk 97Th Infantry Regiment Pennington Joffe Furniture Company

Six Men Die In Weekend Crash Near Princeton

On U S 219 five miles east of Princeton two cars collided on a curve killing six men including George F. Tullis of Belpre Ohio, a soldier stationed in Atlanta. Four of the deceased were servicemen home on Easter furlough and three other men were injured seriously. one car skidded at high speed into the other. State Trooper L P Mullins reported the fatal crash occurred Sunday.

Princeton W. Va Here L. P. Mullins U. S. 219 George F. Tullis Belpre Atlanta

Real Estate Tax Bills Go Into Mail Amid Valuation Hikes

Tax bills for about 23 000 properties in Middletown and Lemon and Madison townships go out with 17 percent valuation increases. Deputy treasurer Carl Wedekind notes the old values appear on top due to time constraints. new values appear in the left corner next to the first half amount. Higher rates push totals up, with examples showing a rise from 40 to 49.71 dollars per half year. Tax offices anticipate collections to start within days and grow by Thursday.

Middletown Lemon Madison Carl Wedekind Wedekind State Board of Tax Appeals

Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Fast Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for itchy pimples red blotches and irritated skin. It claims prompt soothing of smarting and itching and a money back guarantee if not delighted.

Peterson Adv

Red Mortar Wounds GI of Franklin

Pvt. Raymond Tse Kercher 19 son of Ida R Dean Franklin was wounded by enemy mortar fire in Korea while on duty in a propaganda unit. He suffered flesh wounds to face and neck. His mother learned by telegram from the Department of Defense. Kercher, a 1951 Girirsonville High School graduate, attended Otterbein College and enlisted in 1952. His brother George Kercher 21 a Marine also sailed for Korea three weeks earlier.

Franklin Raymond Tse Kercher Ida R Dean East Second St Korea Kercher Department of Defense Red Forces Girirsonville High School Otterbein College Camp Breckinridge Korea Battlefront George Kercher

At The Movies Paramount Peter Pan Showings

The Paramount schedules Peter Pan for Monday and Tuesday with showings at 1 45, 3 50, 5 50, 7 50 and 9 55 p m.

Paramount

Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism

An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism offers non medical non surgical treatment details. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promises long term relief after 33 years of success. Free booklet with no obligation sent to Ball Clinic Dept 1922 Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Ball Clinic Dept Excelsior Springs Missouri Adv

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