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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1960

Page

11

Three injured in two car collision reported in Middletown

A two car crash at Nelbar and North Sutphin streets sent three people to Middletown Hospital with minor injuries. Edna Druley Oscar Ritchie and Bill Perry were discharged after treatment. Druley faced a charge for failure to yield right of way. Police noted a red light run.

Nelbar North Sutphin Middletown Hospital Edna Druley Manchester Rd Oscar Ritchie E. State St Trenton Bill Perry Decatur Ave Franklin

Burglars Use Store Tools To Rip Safe

Madison Township registration dates set for Madison High School from August 15 to 19 with hours 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Eighth graders to report to Room 200 on the first day of school for schedules. In a separate incident, burglars used nitroglycerin to blast a Montgomery Ward & Co safe, taking about $5,000 and leaving a smashed vault. The thieves used items from the store and escaped by a Thunderbird, with lookouts and borrowed tools. The crime was discovered at 6:30 p.m. by assistant manager Roc Tripodi. police later withheld details.

Madison Township Madison High School Darrel K. Root Root Thunderbird Montgomery Ward Ward Ross Motors, Inc Roc Tripodi Journal

Chuckle Advice on Driving and License Renewal

A witty saying urges drivers to keep up with road safety by ensuring their license remains current. It cautions against letting credentials lapse and frames timely renewals as a prudent habit rather than a burdensome task.

First escapees captured from Lebanon prison

Wesley Ogden and James Ward, both serving armed robbery sentences, fled the new Lebanon Correctional Institution by jumping a rear fence. They were spotted on U S Route 52 south of Mason less than a day later and arrested without resistance. They will be sent to Mansfield Reformatory and then Ohio Penitentiary. A guard fired one shot to halt them.

Lebanon New Lebanon Correctional Institution Here Mason Wesley Ogden Columbus James Ward Cincinnati U.S. 52 James Knott Ralph Alvis The Correctional Institution Mansfield Reformatory Ohio Penitentiary Odgen Ward

Two Hospitalized In Crash South Of Middletown

A Middletown woman 72 and a Cincinnati woman 57 were admitted to Middletown Hospital after a two car collision at Ohio 4 and Route 747 south of Middletown yesterday. The accident involved Ira Tout, 68, and Willa Roy, 41, with six others reportedly injured in the brush. other injured names include John Brewer 69 Lucinda Brewer 68 and Louis Owens 34.

Middletown Cincinnati Middletown Hospital Ohio 4 Lillie Bowman Arlington Ave Anna Ira Tout Bernice Ave Roy Glenn

Two Men Named to Posts at Armco Drainage

Lewis E. Welshofer named manager of personnel and Raymond E. Melampy named industrial relations and safety adviser for Armco Drainage and Metal Products Inc. Announcement by W. C. Robertson, Armco Steel Corp. subsidiary president. Both have long Armco careers at Middletown Works and Miami University ties.

Lewis E. Welshofer Raymond E. Melampy Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc W. C. Robertson Armco Steel Corp Welshofer Armco Middletown Works Miami University Armco Drainage Melampy Arm Drainage

Patrick Henry quote on Bible value and reading time

The quote recalls Patrick Henry noting the Bible is valuable beyond all books yet lamenting never having time to read it with proper attention until recently. He expresses faith in Heaven's mercy and a hope it is not too late to read. The anecdote dates to a 15th century context.

Patrick Henry

Looters Smash Coke Machine Basement During Capture

In a brief vandalism incident, looters forced a Coke machine apart in a basement, enjoying cool relief as glass and metal debris scattered. Police are reviewing footage and questioning witnesses to identify suspects.

Loot Worth 345 Dollars Stolen From Station Wagon

Dayton watch maker Theodore T. Martin told Butler County deputies that thieves took 345 dollars worth of watches and items from his station wagon at LeSourdsville Lake. The loot included five ladies watches a man's watch an electric shaver a jewelers briefcase and a jewelers book.

Hamilton Dayton Butler County Sheriff's Deputies LeSourdsville Lake Theodore T. Martin

Food Poisoning Hits Reunion Picnic in Emporia Area

About 1000 people attended a family reunion picnic near Emporia Kansas. Food poisoning sickened many with at least 14 hospitalized. Eleven victims were from Tecumseh Oklahoma. After the picnic the group visited a relative, Ted Dixon, then headed toward Tecumseh when symptoms appeared.

Emporia Kan Tecumseh Okla Ted Dixon

Legion Auxiliary Plus Picnic At Mrs Steele’s Home

A Legion Auxiliary picnic for members and husbands of American Legion Post 218 is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Clarence Steele’s home, 4836 S. Dixie Hwy. Bring your own drinks. Reserve by calling the Legion office on Main Street.

American Legion Post 218 Auxiliary Clarence Steele S. Dixie Hwy Legion Office Main St

Hamiltonian Hurt In Hot Rod Crash

Gerald Owens aged 19 from Hamilton Ohio was injured when his hot rod overturned on a drag strip near Covington Kentucky. A wheel apparently locked during the race and Owens was thrown from the car before it rolled over. He is listed in good condition at St Elizabeth Hospital.

Covington Gerald Owens Hanover St Hamilton Ohio Here Cecil Ishmael Kenton County Life Squad Owens St. Elizabeth Hospital

Grandfather Is Hero In Franklin Fire Rescue

A 55 year old grandfather Suffered severe burns saving his two grandchildren from a fire at 21 Rooks Lane in Franklin He is in serious condition at Middletown Hospital Robin 2 and Sheila 9 months are also listed as serious and fair respectively Mrs Shirley Horn 22 and the father Robert Horn were elsewhere at the time The blaze started from faulty wiring near a lamp The shed fire at 48 W Second St was believed set by youngsters and burned to the ground

Franklin Middletown Hospital Claude Horn Robin Sheila Horn Rooks Ln Sheila Shirley Horn Edgar Farmer Horn Farmer W. 2Nd St W. Second Street

Ashland Receives Armco Sternwheeler Weber B Sebald

Armco Steel donates the 160 foot sternwheeler Weber B. Sebald to the city of Ashland Kentucky for permanent riverfront mooring. Ashland leases the boat to the Ashland Boat Club as harbor and club HQ with interior changes to expand dining and activities while preserving exterior to honor river boat history.

Weber B. Sebald Ashland Armco Steel Corp Huntington Cincinnati The Steel Company Ashland Boat Club

Straw Dummy Found In Tree Near Hamilton County

Hamilton-Butler deputies responded to a report of a man in a tree at Dickey and Kalbfleisch roads. Sgt Stan Corey and Deputy Norman Hazlett completed the scene revealing a headless straw dummy made from a corduroy shirt and dungarees filled with paper. Hay was scattered on the road.

Hamilton Butler County Dickey and Kalbfleisch Stan Corey Special Norman Hazlett

Residents Pass CPA Test in Middletown Area

Four Middletown and area residents passed the Ohio Certified Public Accountant examination conducted by the Ohio State Board of Accountancy. Winners include William H. Schaefer, Robert Edward Mal lcom, James C. Gill, and Lawrence L. Barnthouse Jr. The pass rate of about 25 percent marks the highest success level since 1908, per Stanley A. Hittner.

Middletown Ohio Certified Public Accountant Ohio State Board of Accountancy William H. Schaefer Berwick Lane Robert Edward Mallcom Seven Mile James C. Gill Lawrence L. Barnthouse Jr Hamilton Ohio Stanley A. Hittner Cincinnati The Accountancy Board

Accidents Send 10 To Hospital

An Excello man, Paul Craig, 47, remained in good condition at Middletown Hospital after catching his foot between two rollers at the Harding Jones Paper Co. plant. He was admitted at 2 45 p.m. with abrasions and foot injuries. Three other people suffered wrist fractures over the weekend and were treated at the hospital.

Paul E. Banks Trenton-Franklin Rd Earl Gingrich Hamilton-Trenton Rd Clifton Hyde Banks Mercy Hospital Excello Middletown Hospital Harding-Jones Paper Co Paul Craig John Petrocy Joseph Petrocy Macready Ave Monroe Lillian Osborn Main St Bobby Perry Park Ave Franklin

Lacerations Send Five To Hospital After Accidents

Rebecca Hendricks ten daughter of Michael Hendricks 1401 S Main St received 23 stitches for a deep laceration to the left thigh after a tree limb at home Saturday afternoon. Kelly Fultz Jr five of 21 W Sixth St Franklin cut his left foot with glass Saturday night and got 16 stitches. Dianna Gutshall two daughter of Robert Gutshall 2209 Lamberton St cut her lip with dashboard impact and got six stitches. Harrison Burton forty seven of 2137 Winton Ave slipped from a ladder while putting up an awning at home and received 12 stitches on the left arm last night.

Rebecca Hendricks Michael Hendricks S. Main St Kelly Fultz Jr W. Sixth St. Franklin Breie| Boulevard Grand Avenue Dianna Gutshall Robert Gutshall Lamberton St Harrison Burton Winton Ave

Child Receives Stitches After Park Fall

Three year old Raymond Harris Jr. of 1211 Young St fell at Armco Park and cut his left knee on glass, receiving nine stitches overnight. Eleven year old Judy Bruce of Franklin suffered abrasions to her left arm and knee and a cut to the left arm after a bicycle fall at home, with six stitches applied.

Raymond Harris Jr Young St Armco Park Judy Bruce Ralph Bruce Franklin

Also Mentioned on This Page

John McGuff W. Market St Germantown McKnight Drive McGuir Central Avenue Hospital McKnight Reva J. McFee N. Sutphin Sr South Sutphin Wayne Avenue Larry Johns Clark St Frank Rahmion Keister Rd Maple Street Sixth Avenue Ronald Stokley North Ave Opal Duff Richardson Dr Bellomonte Street Paul J. Wallen Webster St Langstaff Wilson Yankee Road 14Th Avenue Madison Nitro Montgomery Ward & Co Christine King Tout Spring Valley Ohio Rd Jericho Lonnie Spence Eee Davidson Fn Central Ave Middletown Shopping Center the Golden Lamb’s Lebanon, Ohio Legion Auxiliary Plus Picnic Weith 17Th Street David Aronberg Weber W. Sebald W. W. Sebald Florence Sr J. T Hatfield Mississippi River Inland S New N. Verity Mostue D. W. Snider South Main
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