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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1955

Page

2

Countywide park plan urged by Butler officials

Butler County prosecutor Jackson Bosch urged forming a county park district to save funds and expand parks outside city limits. The plan would let the county buy rural land, develop sites, and supervise parks with a county board, easing Middletown’s crowded facilities and tying into a county master zoning plan.

Middletown Jackson Bosch Butler County American Legion Bosch Ohio The Harold Gottz Hugh Wright Community Service Committee Gordon Augspurger Butler County Board of Commissioners Francis Carmody John B. Connaughton Hamilton Ladislas Segoe & Associates Cincinnati

Rt 4 Relocation Hearing Set in Hamilton May 13

A public hearing about moving 1.48 miles of Ohio Rt 4 from Verity Parkway to Peasttown will be held May 13 in the Butler County courthouse Hamilton. J S Paxton State Highway Division 8 engineer presides. construction of a new four lane highway bridge over the Miami River is planned with bidding in July.

Ohio Rt. 4 Verity Parkway Peasttown Office of Butler County Hamilton Miami River J. S. Paxton Paxton Parkway Highway Department

Youth Hurt In Battle At Drive-In

A 15 year old Oneida boy, Howard Hill of 3204 Mohawk Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital for multive abrasions and cuts after a fight at the Blue Bonnet Drive-In on Oxford State Road. Hill said a male attacker, who fled after the assault, complained Hill and two friends had stared at him and vowed to "take care of them."

Oneida Middletown Blue Bonnet Drive-In Oxford State Road Howard Hill Mohawk St Richard Schultheiss Hill

Two Sentenced To Prison In Mason Robbery

Three cases from the War ren County Common Pleas Court were resolved yesterday. Lester Abrams and Gusty Lyons, former penitentiary escapees, pleaded guilty to burglary at Mason, each getting one to 10 years. Gerald Fair pleaded guilty to burglary of an uninhabited dwelling and was placed on probation. Other defendants entered innocent pleas or awaited counsel. Two indictments remained sealed.

Lebanon Warren County Common Pleas Court Frank C. Anderson Lester L. Abrams Gusty Lyons Missouri State Penitentiary Spaeth Brothers Mason Ohio State Penitentiary Gerald Raymond Fair Bill Bailey Robert Cash Hacker Raymond Charles E. Matthews Edwin L. Burton Hurt Lykins Stanley Reed Grand Jurrors

Steak Fry Scheduled by Post 218 at Legion Home

Another steak fry is scheduled for Post 218 at the Legion Home tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Hal Stevens and Jack Sebald are in charge of arrangements. Dancing and other activities will follow the dinner.

Post 218 Legionnaires Legion Home Hal Stevens Jack Sebald

Police Briefs Report Thefts And Recovered Cash

William A. Reese reported his $40 watch stolen yesterday from a washroom at the City Garage. Mrs Thomas Green lost $80 on N Broad Street yesterday. Detective Roy Crout recovered $20 of the missing money in front of 45 N Broad Street and turned it over to her.

William A. Reese Yankee Rd Paul Fouts Harold Gray Thomas’ Green Hill Ave N. Broad Street Roy Crout N. Broad St

Grease Starts Fire At East Side Grill

Fire at Son's East End Grill 1906 Central Ave caused $10 damage to the building. Hot grease spread from a pan to an overhead electrical outlet but the contents were undamaged. Firemen from Companies 2 and 4 responded to the 5:36 a.m. alarm.

Son’s East End Grill Central Ave

At The Movies Showtimes at Paramount and Strand

Paramount presents Hansel and Gretel with showings at 3 6 and 8 45 p.m. Rickochet Romance plays 1 30 4 20 7 10 and 9 40 p.m. Strand offers White Orchid at 1 45 5 10 and 8 35 p.m. The Outcast screens at 3 15 6 40 and 10 p.m. Saturday repeats White Orchid at 1 15 5 00 and 8 30 p.m. The Outcast shows at 2 45 6 35 and 10 p.m.

Paramount

Truck Flips After Crash Injures None

A pickup collided with a car at McKinley Street and Miami Avenue yesterday. The truck rolled onto its right side injuring no one. Driver Thomas Rogers 25 Lebanon Rt. 1 and India B Day 34 201 Harrison St. were involved. Damages dated about 500 on the truck 300 on the car.

McKinley Street Miami Avenue Thomas Rogers Lebanon Rt. 1 India B. Day Harrison St Rogers

Woman Hurt As Bus Slips Into Ditch

A Oxford Coach Lines bus veered off Rt 725 a half mile south of Gratis, injuring 23 year old Vera Creech of Gratis. Driver Robert Smith and three other passengers were uninjured. The bus suffered heavy damage after hitting gravel and the ditch, while a passing truck driver was cleared of blame. Miss Creech was treated at Mercy Hospital and released.

Smith Camden Gratis Miss Creech Ernest Creech Atlas Plywood Co

Moose Holds Installation At Middletown Moose Lodge

Howard Reider became governor of Middletown Moose Lodge at a ceremony led by Jim Selby and other officers. Reider also installed Jim Selby as lodge treasurer. Harvey Current was nominated for the fellowship degree by lodge officers and past governors. A meeting for new and outgoing officers was set for next Thursday at 8 p.m.

Howard Reider Middletown Moose Lodge Jim Selby Alonzo Lanier Jr Herbert Lanier Richard Rickenback Fred Lantis Harvey Current Reider New Lodge Moose Supreme Lodge of the World

Armco Colored Assn Opens Founders Day Ceremony

The Armco Colored Association observed Founders Day with remarks by Alvin D. Smith publisher of the Butler County American praising late George M. Verity. Retired veterans West Canada Arthur Glover Mitchell Page Louis Smith and Robert Taylor were honored. Henry Pope received a 224.15 goodwill check. he is in Middletown Hospital. James Cottrell directed the closing entertainment.

George M. Verity Alvin D. Smith Butler County American Armco Colored Assn Thur Glover Mitchell Page Louis Smith Robert Taylor Armco Management Charles Stutenroth G. D. Tranter R. J. Wright Don Holstein R.W. Young la Verne Yauch Mark Walke Henry Pope Armco Pope Middletown James Cottrell

Police Halt Two Drivers After High-Speed Chases

Police nab two motorists after high speed chases at dawn. Samuel M. Blumberg, 40, of 2504 Grand Ave Airport Inn, arrested for careless driving at Yankee Road and S Verity Parkway, released on $100 bond to Traffic Court. Oliver ONeill, 26, of 214 Lylburn Rd, charged with driving under the influence after speeding on Central Avenue and Alameda Circle, stopped at Lylburn Road.

Samuel M. Blumberg Grand Ave Airport Inn Yankee Road S. Verity Parkway Dan Pelfrey Coyall Blumberg Coy Hall Blumberg Baltimore Girard Avenue Baltimore Street Girard Curtis Street Verity Parkway Oliver O'Neill Lylburn Rd Central Avenue Lylburn Road O'Neill Shafer Street Alameda Circle

E C Issenmann Dies Suddenly

Hamilton special report Erwin C Issenmann 57 director and assistant secretary of Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn Hamilton died suddenly yesterday at 505 Marcia Ave Hamilton He is survived by his wife and one daughter Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Webb Funeral Home

Hamilton Erwin C. Issenmann Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn Marcia Ave Webb Funeral Home

Lock Sizes in the Middle Ages Fascinate Researchers

Medieval artifacts reveal door locks exceeding 17 inches in length with keys about 8 inches long. Researchers note these oversized devices reflect early security design and metalwork skills used in historical architecture.

First Girl Named Verity Scholarship Winner At Armco Event

The Verity Educational Opportunity Fund named five University of Cincinnati scholarship recipients for the first time ever a girl won a Verity Scholarship. Winners are James W. Azbell Larry Haines Barbara Streitman Daniel Heineman and John Parker from Butler Pennsylvania.

George M. Verity Armco General Office H. H. Tullis University of Cincinnati James W. Azbell Columbus Larry Haines Baltimore Barbara Streitman Daniel Heineman John Parker Butler Azbell Armco Haines Armco Drainage & Metal Products Butler Works Tullis Miss Streitman

Tokyo Population Rises to 7 784 122 in 1955

Tokyo reported a population of 7,784,122 in 1955, up by 289,842 from 1954, reflecting continued postwar growth.

Tokyo

Catholic Youth Convention Opens in Cincinnati Area

Catholic Youth Councils of the Cincinnati Archdiocese host a weekend convention at the Manchester Hotel for more than 150 youths from 19 southwestern Ohio counties. Keynote by Jim Paulus, panels on social and recreational topics, banquet led by Bishop Issenmann, and elections at the Sunday plenary. John Sheller and Katherine Bruewer lead as host and vice chair.

Catholic Youth Councils of Cincinnati Manchester Hotel Ohio Hamilton Middletown CYC Francis J. Carmody Middletown City Jim Paulus Ann Livingston National Recreation Assn New York Clarence J. Issenmann St. John’s Church Holy Trinity School Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth John Sheller Middletown Council Katherine Bruewer Hamilton Council Phil Bruewer Hamilton Group

Miami Majorette Nancy Pillocho speaks at Hi Y meeting

Miss Nancy Pillocho dy of Miami University spoke to the Triangle Hi Y group and Rho Y-Teens last night. She shared experiences from summer band camps and demonstrated twirling skills.

Nancy Pillochody Miami University Triangle Hi-Y Rho Miami

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Boach Sam McAdow Sunset Pool Rt. 4 East Side Grill Riggs Funeral Home Lt Lei Ud Jonathan White Franklin Rt. 1 Lexie Manning Crawford Street Woodlawn Avenue Richard A. Grand Glenmore Dr Sue Bennett Woodlawn Ave Grimes and Church Streets Miss America Founders Day E. C. Issenmann Verity Arbell Armco Foundation Streitman Doellmann Tweedies Carmelettes Ourco Tweedie Octlairs Joyce Doellmann Sale Doellmann’s DRY Cleaning DRY Cleaners St. Clinton
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