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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1964

Page

11

Water Rate Fight May Go To City Commission Vote Tonight

Middletown faces a five year water system dispute over rate increases and improvements. Law Director Tilmon Ellison could present three to four ordinances while Commissioners Clark and Curry push for across the board doubling and early booster pumping to ease East End shortages, with Mary Lord and Donald Gose possibly balking at immediate doubling.

Middletown Tilmon Ellison Virgil Clark James Curry Clark Curry Kensington Street Mary Lord Donald Gose Miss Lord Black & Veatch Kansas City

City water system eyed for 6.5 million upgrade plan

Gose backs a proposed water treatment plant and softening equipment to cut hardness from twenty two to about eight grains. Engineers say rates must nearly triple to raise at least five million dollars for a two stage program with a 25 year outlook.

Gose Kensington Black & Veatch

Stolen Car Found After Wreck on Clinton Street

A stolen car abandoned after a weekend theft collided with a parked vehicle on Clinton Street injuring neither owner. Edward D. Taylor’s car sustained heavy damage and was totaled. K. S. Norwood reported as owner of the stolen vehicle. Lester E. Wells cited for speeding after his car skidded and rolled near Central Avenue. vehicle damage estimated at 450 dollars.

Clinton Street K. S Norwood Lester E Wells Burton Reed Central Ave Wells

Two 14 Year Olds Nabbed After Car Theft Chase

Two 14 year olds fled Butler County Children's Home in Hamilton and stole a 19 sedan. State patrol on Oxford State Road pursued the youths who drove into a field near Onekla School before fleeing on foot. Officers captured them and turned them over to Hamilton police.

Butler County Hamilton Oxford State Road Amariia Onekla School Millard Lake Peamilton Plice

Car Sideswiped in Franklin-Gilbert Goins Case

Franklin-Gilbert Goins reports his car was side swiped while parked in front of his home at 528 S River St. Sunday police said damage totaled about 50. The incident occurred Saturday night with no suspect identified.

Franklin Gilbert Goins S. River St Goins

Guns Worth $2000 Stolen From Casons Hardware Store

Thirty two firearms valued at over $2,000 were taken in a break in at Casons Hardware in Middletown Shopping Center. High powered rifles handguns and several shotguns were removed after intruders forced open a case stored in a battered container. One gun was left behind and ammunition nearby was disturbed. Detectives said the theft occurred between 9 30 and 9 45 pm. Police discovered the break in during a routine Merchant Police check.

Armbruster Liz Crawford St Robbie Cable Oberon Drive

Police Brief Arrests at Rebel Inn for Intoxication

Carol Sue Clemons of 1612 Meadow Ave and Francis Surface, 42, of Lawrenceburg, were arrested at the Rebel Inn on Yankee Road yesterday on charges of intoxication and investigation by city police and a state trooper.

Carol Sue Clemons Meadow Ave Francis Surface Lawrenceburg Inn Yankee Road

Lawrence Durenam Arrested on Weapon Charge at Country Kitchen

Lawrence Durenam was arrested Saturday night at the Country Kitchen on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and intoxication after an incident at 2112 S. Dixie Highway.

Lawrence F. Durenam S. Dixie Highway

Theft report from Bonnif Shearer’s car on Beé Linden Ave

Bonnif Shearer of 515 Baltimore Street reported a purse theft from her auto parked on Beé Linden Avenue early yesterday. The purse contained papers but no money.

Bonnif Shearer Baltmore St Beé Linden Ave

Break-in Hits L & M Sea Cover and Wade Wil- Tytus Stores

Over the weekend soft drink machines at the L & M Sea Cover shop on Ty tus Avenue and at Wade Wil- Tytus were reportedly broken into.

L & M Sea Cover Tytus Avenue Wade Wil- Tytus

Theft Reported After Wallet Missing From Apartment

Robert Orth of Wisconsin Crawford Sr. told police his billfold valued at 100 dollars was taken from his trousers while he slept in his apartment.

Robert Orth WI Crawford Sr

State Patrol Arrests William J. Austin on DWI Charge

State Patrol officers arrested William J. Austin on a charge of driving while intoxicated early today on Route 463 at Yankee Road. The address is not available.

William J. Austin Tho Rt. 463 Yankee Road

Trenton Man Arrested For Car Violations

Melvin Lyle Johnson age 27 of Trenton Rt was arrested on charges of failure to register a motor vehicle and opening an flask in a car at the intersection of Columbia and Verity early today.

Melvin Lyle Johnson Trenton Rt Columbia Verity

Oasis Variations Support Camps and Villages

Some Sahara Desert oases provide shade for a handful of men and their camels while others shelter five or six villages and span 3 square miles.

Sahara Desert

Doty Days Named For Fraternal Eagles Aerie 528

Doty Days today and tomorrow are designated for the Fraternal Order Eagles local Aerie 528. The Busy Bee Club of the Mothers Study League donates to therapy for handicapped children for the rest of the week.

Order Eagles Aerie Doty House Pepewa Pontes Busy Bee Club Mothers Study League

Fire department aids Reynolds after chest pains

Firemen assisted 58 year old Mansion Reynolds of 417 Yankee Road after he complained of head and chest pains. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and removed by ambulance following the 1153 p.m. incident.

Sion Reynolds Yankee Road Middletown Hospital Reynolds

Model Plane Contest Set By Middletown Club

The second annual national sanctioned model airplane contest, run by the Middletown Modelers Club, will take place Sunday June 7 at Smith Park flying circles. Four categories are scheduled: scale, stunt, rat racing and navy carrier. The club also hosts a May 17 open contest for Indiana Model Airplane Association members.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Modelers Model Airplane Club Smth Navy Carrier Club Indiana Model Airplane Association

Minor Fires Checked Here at Manchester Motor Inn

City firemen investigated a mattress fire in Room 429 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Damage set at $40 and officials cited a cigarette as the cause. Fire crews also responded to Clyde Morgerson’s apartment on Fleming Road later in the day for a suspected fire.

Manchester Motor Inn Clyde Morgerson Flemming Road

Registration Clinic In Madison For Kindergarten And First Grade

Madison Township will hold a registration clinic for all children entering kindergarten or first grade in September. Kindergarten registration is tomorrow 1 to 3 pm, first grade on Wednesday 1 to 3 pm at Peastown School gym. Immunizations offered Fridays 1:30 to 3:30 at 104 Manhattan St. bring birth certificates and immunization records. A doctor is available for those without family physicians. all children should be at the school by 12:45 pm. Five-year-olds may enter kindergarten and six-year-olds enter first grade if they meet the date requirement.

Madison Township Herbert A. Henderson Madison Henderson Manhattan St Peasttown Sciool

Advice To Students TV Great Blessing To Newsmen

Allan Heim, executive sports editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, told the 26th annual spring clinic of the Miami Valley High School Journalism Association at Miami University that television is a blessing for reporters to reach locker rooms and readers with richer detail. He urged students to pursue quality journalism, use pencil and notebook, stay objective, tell the truth, and remember that starting salaries are rising as the field grows.

Cincinnati Enquirer Miami Valley High School Journalism Association Miami University Heim Cincinnati Newsman

Local High School Journalists Elect Officers for 1965

MRS. ALICE B. Moon, journalism adviser at Hamilton Garfield High School, elected president succeeding MRS. MARGARET LITTLE. DELORES Gaylor of Lenon Monroe High School named secretary succeeding MARJORIE IRWIN. ROLAND Vorhees of Hamilton Wilson Junior High named treasurer succeeding CHARLES BARKER. Association sets Saturday April 3 for 1965 meeting at Miami University.

Alice B. Moon Hamilton Garfield High School Margaret Little Tipp City Delores Gaylor Lenon Monrme High School Marjorie Irwin Vandalia Butler Roland Vorhees Hamilton Wilson Junior High School Charles Barker Northridge High School Association Miami University

Aeronca Board Chairman Retires as Leaders Shift

Jonn A. Lawler retires after serving as Aeronca board chairman since 1963 and as president from 1948. Raymond Dadisman resigns to join Armco Institute. Gordon Wolf replaces Dadisman and W. O. Robertson fills Lawler's director seat. Kuderer notes chairman position will not be filled immediately.

Jonn A. Lawler Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Lawler Aeronca Curtiss Wright Corp Columbus J. Kuderer Raymond Dadisman American Iron and Steel Institute Dadisman Armco Steel Corp Gordon Wolf Cohen and Wolf of Cincinnati Wolf W. O. Robertson Armco Robertson Middletown Junior Achievement National Organization Middletown

Twirlers Win at Area Contests in Ohio Events

A large group of area baton twirlers competed over the weekend in Carlisle Donnelsville and Dunkirk Ohio with Shirley's Blue Angel team claiming first at a Donnelsville NBTA contest. Other area winners included Debbie Freeze Lea Ann Fans Sharon Nickell Stephanie Amatulli and Diane Jefferson across age divisions.

Carlisle Donne Sville Sharon Nickell Debbie Freeze Fancy Strutting Lea Ann Fawns Judy Kaye Harris Rhonda Napier Lu Ann Evans Melissa McGuire Kimberly Retherford Brenda Grilley

Shirley's T Birds win NBTA contest in Dun Kirk

Shirley's T Birds take first place as a corps at the NBTA event in Dun kirk. Shirley Sandusky Decker also wins the teacher's award. Dessie Harsh, 15, earns three firsts with solo, strutting, baton and duet wins. Other winners include multiple age groups and individuals across intermediates and beginners.

NBTA Dunkirk Shirley T-Birds Shirley Sandusky Decker Dessie Harsh Susan Bongiani Alice Huenning Sonerry Barker Cathy Lindsay Diana Bolen Kay Belcher Diana Bussell Karen Fletcher Debbie Shaper Debbie Surgenor Regina Jackson Vicky Surgenor Cendy Bailey Pam Surgenor Candy Bailey

Headlights Required By Law Warning

Ohio motorists must use headlights from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise and whenever visibility drops below 300 feet. Police urge turning on headlights not parking lights during reduced visibility. drivers may be stopped for noncompliance.

E. P. Goffos State Highway Patrol Ohio Golfos Goffos

City debate over water plant and rate plan heats up

Clark criticizes Black and Veatch for proposing high city improvements including a treatment plant. He favors halting large spend in southern and eastern areas and argues against water expansion west of the river. He backs universal rate doubling and pay-as-you-go upgrades, while the firm cites urgent needs and rising costs. Chairman Denham and Miss Lord question increases without clear goals.

Clark Mendey Black & Veatch Madison Township Black and Veatch William Denham Miss Lord

Boy Nabbed After Car Hits Cruiser on Thorn Hill Lane

Police arrested 17 year old Kenneth Alan Thomas of 7 N Highview Road after his compact car struck a police cruiser while officers attempted to stop the vehicle on Thorn Hill Lane at 10 15 p m. The cruiser sustained minor damage as Thomas and several teenage passengers were released to their parents.

Saiuren Thorn Hill Lane Thorn Hill Kenneth Alan Thomas N. Highview Road Thomas Ptl Doug Nichols

Madison Plans Dance Friday at High School

The sophomore class of Madison High School sponsors a dance next Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Music will be provided by The Birds of Miami University.

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Commission East End Casons Hardware Dave Arabursier al Carr Savings & Loan Blog Insurance Agency TV Great Oxford — Television Allan Heim Hayden, Stone NEW York Stock Exchange Yan Com Post Miami Valley Anchester Otor Niddletown, D Paul D. Galeese Charlie Charlie Hurst Dial Middletown, Ohio Main St Aeronca Board John A. Lawler Walter E. Fening MD Clifford H. Fening Central and Harrison GA Madi Rogers Basy
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