Founders Day Parade of Gifts at Armco Event
Armco marks Founder's Day with a parade of gifts from its employees. The day includes a noon luncheon for 400 plus veterans, readings, and the signing of a Cooperation Pledge. Leaders and guests praise George Verity's vision and Armco's Christian principles in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Tranter
Middletown
Armco
Henry Mathis
Armco Employes Independent Federation
John Gaston
Ed Windsor
AEIF
Tranter
Mathis
Jim Ingram
Robert Lehmkuhl
Ida Mossman
Paul Long
East Works
Sidney McCammon
Church of the Ascension
Hugh Wright
J. J. Callahan
Pullman
George M. Verity
Rhoda Vanderveer
Bob
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Charles R. Hook
Vanderveers
Driver Fined Jailed After Mishap Here
A motorist, John E. Haught, 38, of Franklin Rt. 1, was fined 300 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for five years by Judge J. T. Lamb after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He will serve three days in jail. The crash on Grand Avenue damaged two parked cars and occurred at 7 30 p.m. Police say his eastbound vehicle slid and struck Harold Blanton and Jennings P. Lawson vehicles in a church lot at 4309 Grand Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lamb
John E. Haught
Franklin Rt. 1
Franklin
Haught
Grand Avenue
Harold Blanton
N. Broad St
Jennings P. Lawson
Columbia Ave
Grand Ave
Blanton Auto
Lawson
Middletown Trades Council backs subdivision ordinance
Middletown's Trades and Labor Council backs the citys proposed ordinance to regulate subdivision improvements. Gus Miles secretary said objections are not valid and the council will push for a citizens study committee and back the measure 100 percent. The council also appeals for contractors to follow shoring regulations after a local ditch collapse injuring a man in Wildwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Trades and Labor’ Council
Gus Miles
Middletown Real Estate Board
Miles
Trades and Labor Council
Charles Harris
Citizens’ Study
Robert Skipton
State Department of Industrial Relations
Wildwood
Miles Sald
Two More Sewer Projects Nears Completion Next Week
City manager Howard Kramer announced plans for two major sewer projects Bulls Run outlet and 14th Avenue process sewer to be finalized next week by Floyd G Brown & Associates. The Bulls Run plan needs minor changes and bids will be sought for construction once settled. The 14th Avenue process sewer will run from Miami River outlet past Yankee Road Michigan Avenue to Armco Steel, carrying treated industrial wastes only. The Sutphin Grang relief sewer is slated for completion by June 1 weather permitting, with excavation east of Grand Avenue to Alamanda progressing, and bids for Gladys Drive Florence Street to follow once Sutphin Grang is laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hramer
Bulls Run
14Th Avenue
Floyd G. Brown & Associates
Marion
Kramer
Miami River
Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
East Works
Armco Steel Corp
Gladys Drive
Florence Street
Sixty Two Attend Cancer Clinic at Middletown Hospital
Sixty two women were examined last night at Middletown Hospital for the fourth cancer clinic of the year. Strong response to cervical cancer screening has doctors planning another clinic in the coming weeks. Doctors in charge were Walter Fening and Mabel Gardner. Sponsors include the hospital medical staff the Cancer Information Center and the Middletown branch of the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Walter Fening
Mabel Gardner
Hospital
The
Cancer Information Center
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Chenault and Grier Earn Dependables Awards
Dean E. Chenault and E Calhoun Grier of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. Dependables program were honored for 1953 production and life insurance quality. Chenault has eight Dependables qualifications alongside multiple National Quality Award recognitions. Grier has eighteen Dependables qualifications and eight National Quality Awards. Both are with the James H. Farrar Agency in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. Chenault
E. Calhoun Grier
Middletown
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dependables
Hartford
Chenault
President's Club
Grier
The
James H. Farrar
Cincinnati
School Patrol To See Redlegs at Crosley Field
The 175 Middletown Schoolboy Patrol members will visit Crosley Field Wednesday to watch the Cincinnati Redlegs play the Pittsburgh Pirates. Ortman-Stewart buses supplied by Sertoma Club will shuttle the group, with Butler County American Automobile Association providing snacks. They depart at noon from the Civic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Schoolboy Patrol
Cincinnati Redlegs
Crosley Field
Queen City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ortman-Stewart
Sertoma Club
Butler County
American Automobile Assa
Sertoma
The
Civic Association
Cave-in victim listed in fair condition
Everett Chumney, 40, of Greenville Route 5, remained in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a sewer ditch caved in Wednesday burying him to the waist. He suffered multiple pelvic fractures while installing tile for Gregory Construction Co. at Armco Drive and Shart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chumney
Greenville Rt. 5
Middletown Hospital
Chumney
Gregory Construction Co
Xenia
Armco Drive
Sharti¢ Street
Boy Slips on Broken Milk Bottle at Home
Five year old Gary Houncell son of James Houncell of 911 Beach Street suffered a slight cut when he fell on a broken milk bottle at home. Police took him to Middletown Hospital where he was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Houncell
James Houncell
Beach St
Middletown Hospital
Air-Conditioning Beats Strike Tactics at Ohio Bell
Ohio Bell in Middletown defuses a potential walkout after installing five new air-conditioning units. Management cites cooler offices and ongoing cooling plans while workers say the move follows last summer’s protest when heat drove a two hour stoppage. A manager claims temps reached 94 degrees, while others report 88. The walkout briefly halted long distance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Meisler
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Middletown
Hugh Harvey
Harvey
Underpass Excavation Expected If Weather Permits
City Manager Howard H. Kramer announced that excavation for the Shafer Nei bar underpass could start Tuesday if weather allows. McGraw Construction will begin beneath the New York Central tracks after temporary tracks are installed, with completion of the fourth temporary track expected soon. McGill said timely steel delivery could keep the project on schedule for July steel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer-Neibar
Howard H. Kramer
McGraw Construction Co
New York Central
Kramer
Charles A. McGill
McGraw
School Is Sued Can't Ignore Debt To U S
U S attorney filed suit in district court to collect 149.53 from Miami University for purchases from the War Assets Administration in 1947 including muffin pans meat cleavers and other kitchen equipment. He said bills and letters sent to the university have gone unanswered and the government cannot be ignored on outstanding debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
U. S
Miami University
Thomas Stueve
Miami
War Assets Administration
Stueve
Lawyers Meet to Discuss Atomic Age Problems
Thane W. Darey deputy director of the Ohio Civil Sense Corps will discuss Problems of the Atomic Age with Butler County Bar Assn members at their regular monthly Hamilton YMCA meeting Monday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thane W. Darey
Ohio Civil Sense Corps
Butler County Bar Assn
Hamilton
At The Movies Showings for Paramount and Strand
Paramount presents Stalag 17 and Roman Holiday with showings at 1 15 5 19 and 9 30 p m and 3 15 7 25 p m for Roman Holiday Strand runs Sabre Jet at 1 30 5 00 and 8 25 p m with War Arrow at 3 15 6 45 and - note Friday and Saturday times.
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Paramount
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By Warren Wolfe
Louis R. Walter
First Methodist Church
Newport
George Verity
Walter
Verity
Orley Moses
Founder's Day
Callahan
John Oberlander
St. John’s Catholic Church
R. S. Gruver
Norma Brestel
Armco Girls
Edison School
Veteran's Hospital
Dayton
Robert Oakley
Armco International Corp
General Office
Otterbein
AIC
Veterans ‘Hospital
Salvation Army
Fresh Air Camp
A Caudill
First Church of God
James Ingram
Leonard Finnich
Armco Colored Assn
Herbert McBain
Washington A
Stern
Chamber of Commerce
Alamada
Sutphin-Wicoff-Woodlawn
Sutphin-Stanley
Chenault, Grier
Redlegs
Cape Cod
Kroehler
Hob Ranit Furniture
Thirkields
Ohio
U.S
Ing
Bank OF
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Park Place
Sutphin
Monroe
Monroe, Ohio
Armco East Gate
Doellmann’s
Doellmann
Carmelettes
JOYCE
Allures
Tweedies
Central Ave
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