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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

2

Tractor Overturns and False Teeth Save a Life

A 2 year old Warren County farmer, Robert Surface, was trapped under a 1500 pound tractor after it overturned on a planked crossing. He dug himself out using his false teeth after more than two hours, crawled to his truck, and drove two miles to his home before an ambulance took him to Middletown Hospital with multiple facial injuries. His mother credits the manure loader on the tractor for absorbing the impact.

Warren County Robert Upper Springboro Rd Franklin Rt. 2 Face Surface Aid Wade Fannons Rt. 741 Springboro Florida Anglesby Middletown

Fish Shipment Due Today For City Owned Resort

The first shipment arrives this afternoon at Smith Pond Middletown's new fishing resort off Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue. About 780 crappies 30 northern pike and several walleyes will stock the nine acre lake as Tom Carlson director of parks and recreation notes shipments started from Port Clinton on Lake Erie around 9 30 this morning. This is the first of several loads to bring Smith Pond up to Division of Wildlife Department of Natural Resources standards for Ohio. About 30 passes have been issued to Middletonians and their families to fish at Smith Pond and Carlson expects to sell that many or more this afternoon once word of the shipment spreads. Permits are needed and are on sale at the Board office in the Legion Home and at the Smith Pond concession stand. Only permit holders may use Smith Pond facilities.

Smith Pond Middletown Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Port Clinton Lake Erie Division of Wildlife Department of Natural Resources For Ohio Carlson Rearene Eratyts Legion

DWI Charge Is Dismissed Against Arnold Daniels

Municipal Judge J T Lamb dismissed a driving while intoxicated charge against Arnold Daniels 41 of 1610 Sunset St The plea in abatement held Daniels was arrested outside the city at Tytus and Princeton Avenues and not after a hot pursuit The prosecution contended the offense was in the city and the arresting officer had to go outside Middletown to apprehend Daniels on March 24 The defense denied a hot pursuit claim.

J. T. Lamb Arnold Daniels Sunset St Daniels Tytus Princeton Avenues Ptl John Lowe Middletown

Hospital Trustees View Slide Program at Meeting

Middletown Hospital trustees viewed a slide presentation detailing the recruitment plan for the hospital’s School of Nursing. Public relations consultant Knight Goodman led the program. The session also covered the hospital’s financial report and the building fund status.

Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Knight Goodman

Middletown to Attend YMCAs Area Council Meeting

Middletown will be represented at the Ohio West Virginia Area Council Meeting in Columbus today and tomorrow. Attendees include YMCA president Harry Holiday Jr general secretary Ralph Knight secretary Miss Patricia Gade and committee men James Finley Jack Baltzell Louis J. Brown and others. Armco Steel official Joseph A Ayres will speak at a luncheon at Neil House tomorrow. Finley and Brown will conduct orientation sessions for new council members today.

Middletown Ymcas Columbus Harry Holiday Jr YMCA Ralph Knight Patricia Gade James Finley Jack Baltzell Louis J. Brown Joseph A. Ayres Armco Steel Corp Neil House

Valley Manufacturing Jobs Jump 88 Percent Since 1929

Statisticians report manufacturing employment in the Tennessee Valley up 88 percent since 1929, eclipsing the national average gain of 52 percent as the era’s industrial expansion accelerates regional growth and economic activity across the region.

Tennessee Valley U.S

Eagle Troop Inducts 7 New Scouts

About 1580 scouts and parents attended the 18th annual charter night celebration for Eagle Boy Scout Troop 11. Seven new scouts were inducted: Kenneth Baker William Childers James Collier Tim Goforth Bryan Johnson Dana Steller and Ralph Warrick. Second class awards went to Tom Draut and William Jackson, first class awards to Mike White John Pieratt and Charles Hill, and merit badges to Kenny Brown Dale Curtis Danny Helm Eugene Hogge Buddy Medley Kent Mills Edgar Moore and Fred Spencer. Tom Furhman was presented the Star Scout award. Service stars were presented to Steve Alexander Tom Draut Robert Fox Guido Danny Helm Buddy Medley Kent Mills Charles Hill William Jackson Jerry Mehan Dale Meeks Edgar Moore Moore Charles Morgan Tom Nunst Ray Steele William Svarda Robert Brown Leonard Helm Frank Kartavich and Paul Shafor.

Eagle Boy Scout Troop 11 Kenneth Baker William Childers James Collier Tim Goforth Bryan Johnson Dana Steller Ralph Warrick Tom Draut William Jackson Mike White John Pieratt Charles Hill Kenny Brown Dale Curtis Danny Helm Eugene Hogge Buddy Medley Kent Mills Edgar Moore Fred Spencer Tom Furhman Steve Alexander Robert Fox Guido Jerry Mehan Dale Meeks Moore Charles Morgan Tom Nunlist Ray Steele William Svarda Robert Brown Leonard Helm Frank Kartavich Paul Shafor

Butler Science Awards Display Opens Tomorrow

Junior scientists will showcase about 114 entries tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at Middletown High School girls gym in Butler County. The awards for this inaugural Southwestern Ohio contest division will be presented at 4:30 p.m. Students from northern Butler County participate in the event.

Butler County Middletown High School Ohio

Loss 5000 After Fire At Maxwell Paper Co

Franklin Special reports a morning fire at Maxwell Paper Co causing an estimated 5000 in damage to drying equipment. The blaze started from an overheated bearing in a fan in a heating duct and was controlled after the 7 05 a.m. alarm. Smoke filled the machine room as officials expect another 5000 in losses from the shutdown and felts replacement.

Paper Company

Speaker Set For Aeronca Club Meeting

Sam Sonna of the National Management Assn will preside at the installation of Aeronca Management Club’s 1956 officers during a 6 30 p m Wednesday meeting. Guest speaker Dr Fred C Schwarz of Sydney Australia a surgeon and psychiatrist on his fourth world lecture tour is a noted authority on Communist ideology. Dinner at Plant One cafeteria precedes the event with Tony Accurso named president Orville Hollingsworth vice president John Domanick treasurer and Harold Hooker secretary.

Sam Sonna National Management Assn Aeronca Fred C. Schwarz Sidney Australia Schwarz University of Queensland Medical College Plant One Tony Accurso Orville Hollingsworth John Domanick Harold Hooker

Trailer tax payments lag need sooner filing

County auditor officials said trailer tax payments lag behind with April 10 deadline approaching. Residents living in house trailers must file the annual 18 dollar tax at the auditor's office in City Building now to avoid a penalty.

Debt-Ridden Broker Seized in Phoenix Nightclub

A man in a Phoenix resort nightclub admitted to police he is Harry Lester, 42, a broker sought in Buffalo, New York for 1.5 years over 1.0 million dollars in debts. Identified by FBI and police as Hyman Trugman, Lester fled Buffalo in November 1954 and is described as 5 feet 5 inches and 250 pounds. An airline stewardess and a Buffalo guest staying at a local resort recognized him Thursday night.

Phoenix Arizip Poly Harry Lester Buffalo N. Y FBI Lester Hyman Trugman

Yeggy Tops Toastmasters Ice Breaker Night

Robert Yeggy won top speaking honors at the Toastmasters Club meeting with his ice breaker talk. John Brannon was judged best critic, and installation of officers named Howard Holtzclaw president and other officers. Myron Beck served as topic master, with Holtzclaw as toastmaster for the evening.

Robert Yeggy Toastmasters Club Yeggy Robert McConaughy John Brannon Howard Holtzclaw Charles Garrett Brannon John Domanick Don Gephardt Myron Beck Holtzclaw

Bronnenberg Elected New Moose Lodge Governor

Leo Bronnenberg was elected governor of the Moose Lodge in yesterday's vote to succeed Howard Reid er as lodge head. Other officers named include William Ward low junior governor Doug Bran denberg prelate Art Fisher treasurer and trustees Robert Davis and Ben Henry.

Leo Bronnenberg The Moose Lodge Howard Reider William Wardlow Doug Brandenberg Art Fisher Robert Davis Ben Henry

Policemans Ball Ducats Selling Well

Middletown prepares for the annual Policemans Ball at the Manchester Hotel with tickets at 150 dollars per person and 3 dollars per couple. Proceeds go to the FOP youth projects including peewee football and knothole baseball, with music by Karl Taylor and his orchestra. Tickets available at Middletown Lodge 36 or at the sergeant's window. calls to 23657 arrange delivery.

Middletown Manchester Robert Walton Middletown Lodge 36 Walton Division of Police

Township Hearings Set As County Submits Zoning Plan

Hamilton special report outlines Butler County plan prepared by Ladislas Segoe & Associates. Public hearings across 13 townships begin with Fairfield Township High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. and continue through May 9. Plan becomes effective only in electing townships. Copies available from Randell Coning.

Hamilton Butler County Ladislas Segoe Randell Coning Fairfield Township High School Union Township Liberty Township Peasttown Madison Township Trenton New Miami St. Clair Township Hanover Township Stewart High School Oxford Collinsville Milford Township Amanda Lemon Township Morgan Township Reily Township Ross Township Wayne Township

John Lawler Re-Elected As Aeronca's President

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp directors re elected all officers at the annual meeting. John A. Lawler was re elected president along with Sylvester J. Kuderer secretary treasurer Raymond F. Hermes vice president of sales Julian C Wander vice president manufacturing George A Page vice president engineering G Phillip Stout vice president industrial research laboratories division W Wallace Ford vice president aircraft maintenance division Charles France vice president and Eugene Danner assistant treasurer. The board declared a 27 cent quarterly dividend on 5 percent prior preferred stock and 13 cents on 55 cent cumulative preferred stock payable May 1 to holders of record April 16. No action on common stock dividends.

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp John A. Lawler Sylvester J. Kuderer Raymond F. Hermes Julian C. Wander George A. Page Phillip Stout Industrial Research Laboratories W. Wallace Ford Charles France Eugene Danner

Practice Camp Set For Weekend

Girl Scouts and leaders attend a weekend practice camp at Camp Stonybrook in Michigan for roundup training. Hamilton and Middletown Council members join the event with Mary Ellen Kropf and Betty Baliski in charge of operations.

Michigan Camp Stonybrook Hamilton Middletown Mary Ellen Kropf Betty Baliski

Fishermen Have Real Field Day

In Gainesville Florida the Orange Lake water level is eight feet below normal leaving fish to die from lack of oxygen. With the day limit removed fishermen have caught about 100000 pounds in two weeks, mostly blue gill bream, as Jim Reed of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission notes the scene is paradise for anglers despite dwindling waters.

Gainesville Fla Orange Lake Jim Reed Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Florida

Newest Graders Asked To Attend Pre School Meet

New first grade students at West Middle town School are urged to attend a pre school conference with parents next Friday. The event includes registration, a physical exam, and smallpox vaccination. Bring the birth certificate. eligibility requires a child six years old on or before Sept 30, 1956. If a second adult cannot accompany the child, another adult should attend.

West Middletown

Three Cars Involved In Franklin Crash

A three car mishap this morning on 2nd and Main streets caused about 150 dollars in damage. Ira M. Greenup of E Fourth Street struck the rear of a stopped car driven by Gordon Brandenburg of 184 Olive Street, which then rear ended a third car driven by Charles Coyle of Union Road. Brandenburg's vehicle sustained 125 dollars in damage.

Franklin 2Nd Main Streets Ira M. Greenup 4Th St Gordon Brandenburg Olive St Charles Coyle Union Rd Brandenburg

Accident at 4th and Main causes minor car damage

An accident yesterday afternoon at 4th and Main streets left only minor damage to Walter Knight 34 of Hudson Ohio and Charles Florence Sellner 75 of 102 River St along with a tractor-trailer driven by Lester R. Carr 28 of Fremont.

4Th Main Streets Walter ©. Knight Hudson Ohio Charles Florence Sellner River St Lester R. Carr Fremont

Off-Duty Officer Backs Into Sign in Alley

An off-duty Middletown policeman backed a private car into a stop sign in an alley between Curtis and Baltimore Streets. Damage was minor, estimated at 45 dollars to the eastbound car driven by Ptl. John Lowe, 25, of 619 Baltimore Street.

Middletown Curtis and Baltimore Ptl John Lowe Baltimore St

At The Movies Showings This Weekend

Paramount offers The Conqueror with screenings Friday and Saturday at 1 25 3 30 5 35 7 40 and 9 45 p m The Spoilers Hidden Guns and Car ousel play across Strand Colonial and Dixie cruise venues with varied times Friday and Saturday Seven Angry Men appears at Dixie Cruise In Se at 7 20 p m and 10 50 p m

Paramount Strand Colonial Carousel Dixie Cruise Fingerman

Red tide rapid growth harms fish across vast ocean areas

Rapid growth of a microscopic organism in the ocean can produce a so called red tide fatal to fish in wide areas.

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Iona Blevins Stanley Surface Finley Brown Eagle Butler Science Strand Theater Bldg Reeves Eebate Anpeetiet Niae Jewelers, Inc Central Ave Nowaby Barry Goodfyear Service Store Maxwell Aeronca Club Bronnenberg New Moose Head Troy McGoy & Son John Lawler U.N. World Health Organization CCL Sears Meridith Van Murphys Pix, Sons and Bar 28 Dale Lindsey Sylvia Hadfield Grants Bill R. W. Snider Insurance Chicago Ortman Stewart Cuys Sol Dave Rose Furniture Klame News A. W Mort Tom Jones Jones Insurance Tip Top Clydes Denny Lumber Jeffes Carl Herman Art Cass Walt Taters Middletown Lumber A. J. Ryan & Son Ernie Eee Ernest Hardware Chuck Consolidated, Inc COLE
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