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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1966

Page

15

Middletown weighs adding public housing amid long waits

City commissioners discussed expanding public housing after a long waiting list at Middletown divisions of Hamilton Metropolitan Housing Authority. Attorney Theodore Jr proposed converting Britt Kendrick's three buildings into public housing, arguing cost savings and federal interest in acquiring existing units. Critics urged a study on need, noting limited impact on those most in need, with Repper to return with further data.

Middletown Theodore Jr Commission Britt Kendrick Repper Rose Campbell Hamilton Metropolitan Housing Authority Kendrick S Main St 14Th Avenue S Main Garfield Lewis

Maria up for auction Paddy Wagon to retire after 17 years

Police patrol wagon nicknamed Black Maria and Paddy Wagon, in service since 1949, will be sold at public auction next Tuesday. Police Chief James Howerton notes economy and long service while a cruiser shift replaces the wagon for prisoner transport.

Delman Whitt Guthrie James Howerton Maria Howerton

City Commission approves bids for playground gear and land sale

The Middletown city body awarded low bids for portable bleachers to G. E. Maier Co at 1218 dollars, tennis nets to The Herbert Jennings Co at 760 dollars, and assorted equipment to Gametime Inc at 4130.64 dollars. It sold 121000 square feet of land in the Garfield industrial park to Blumert & Cohen for 19360 dollars and approved a remapping survey contract with Vogt Ivers & Associates while paying invoices totaling 13468.55 dollars, amid notes about park operations and railroad crossings.

Garfield G. E. Maier Co Herbert Jennings Co Litchfield Mich Gametime, Inc Joe Lewis Dan Rothe Parks & Recreation Richard J. D. Bates Slagle Pee Wee John Shoup Bates Veacher Middelto Dowling Park Joseph Ned Dorsten Rosedale Monsanto Lewis Miamisburg Com New York Central Railroad Middletown Ailroad Vogt, Ivers & Associates

Mansion Proposed As Museum In Middletown

Middletown residents urged city leaders to convert the old Sorg mansion at 2900 Armco Drive into an art center and museum. Herb Cutter proposed private groups develop exhibits, including a history of the paper industry and P. J. Sorg’s contributions, to attract interest to the area.

Middletown Herb Cutter Armco Drive Sorg Cutter P. J. Sorgi Commission William Denham

Accidents Cause $1250 Loss on Middletown Streets

Three vehicle crashes near Middletown produced $1250 in damage. Gary Rogers, 20, Oberlin, cited for failing to yield after a crash with Forest Hatton, 37, of Kalbfleish Road, injuring Hatton mildly. Another collision at 1907 Grand Ave left $550 damage. Emmett Lewis, 59, cited for unsafe backing. A third crash at Yankee Road and Lawn Avenue injured Thomas McCain, 53, minor neck injury, with Ronald Stacey at fault and $150 damage.

Gary Rogers Oberlin Forest Hatton Kalbfleish Road Elwood Street N. Verity Parkway Hatton Jack D Thomas Jr Spencer Lane Emmett Lewis Grand Ave Lewis Thomas A. McCain Grimes St Ronald Stacey Mohawk St Yankee Road Lawn Avenue

Carlisle Board votes to hire attorney and auditor guidance

Carlisle The Carlisle school board voted to hire legal counsel and an accounting firm for future guidance. The board authorized Haskins & Sells to survey books and records to estimate fees for a review and audit. The district’s books were previously audited in November with no discrepancies found.

Carlisle Clarence Carmody Dale Martzen Haskins & Sells Coy Myers Lwho

Champion Papers Declares Dividend for Preferred and Common Stock

The Board of Directors of Champion Papers Inc. has declared a dividend of $1.12 per share on the preferred stock with Oct 1, 1966 payment date and Sept 2, 1966 record. A dividend of 324 cents per share was declared on the common stock payable Sept 15 with Aug 18 record.

Champion Papers Inc

Achiever Firm Named One of Ohio's Top Ten

Research Achievers Company part of Middletown Junior Achievement was named among Ohio's top ten achievement firms by Q R Reeder JA vice president in Middletown. Sponsored by Armco Research and Technology the group will attend the Ohio State Fair August 29 to receive certificates blue ribbons and honors as Junior Achievement Day. The Middletown unit had earlier been named a top regional company.

Middletown Ohio Q. R. Reeder Armco Research and Technology Middletown Group

Two Franklin Jail Terms From Municipal Court

Ralph Smith, 49, of Second Street and Main Street, received 60 weekend jail days for a concealed weapon charge and a $10 fine plus costs for intoxication after arrest by Frank Pocket. John W. Cope, 51, of 815 Park Ave, got a 30 day suspended term, a $200 fine, one year license suspension, plus $25 costs for no operator’s license. Clifford was also fined yesterday.

J. T. Riley Ralph Smith Second Street Main Street Smith Frank_ pocket John W. Cope Park Ave Riley Cope Clifford

Pioneer Middletown woman in serious condition after stroke

Miss Genevieve Gunckel of Middletown, long part of a pioneer family, is reported in serious condition at Logsden Rest Home on Hamilton Mason Road. She suffered a stroke on a train after visiting friends in New York last October and had been confined to a Buffalo hospital since then. She recently was moved.

Genevieve Gunckel Middletown Logsden Hamilton-Mason Road Gunckel New York Buffalo

Extra Chuckle The World Is Full Of Willing People

A small quip notes that some are willing to work while others are content to let them do the labor. It casts a light social observation on ambition and restraint with a wry tone.

No Comfort Not Even At Rest Stop Crash In Restroom

A driver Zeevie Hines 55 Montgomery Alabama left car running and parked it. The car rolled into a restroom at an Interstate 71 rest area two miles north of Route 123 injuring Jewell Vincent 47 and his son James Glenn in Middletown Hospital for minor injuries.

A. Graham Interstate 71 Rt. 123 Jewell Vincent James Glenn Middletown Hospital Zeevie Hines Montgomery Ala Hines

Butler Bar Plans Picnic for August 24

Butler County Bar Association members plan their annual picnic Wednesday August 24 from noon to 1 30 at the G Reomerie. John G secretary treasurer notes charcoal broiled steaks and beverages provided. Members asked to bring Sareen with Ruth to the County courthouse.

Butler County Bar Association G Reomerie John G Reink Gedge Ruth Hamilton

Man Bound To Jury In Death

A 19 year old youth charged with second degree manslaughter was bound over to morning. Karl Baker of 312 Ohio Ave charged in the death of Miss Lucy Banker 2301 Christel Ave entered a not guilty plea before Judge J T Netherts enin g his auto into Miss Banker in front of her home July 20. She died three days later of severe head injuries suffered in the accident. Police said Baker had stopped on Christel Avenue near Sutphin Street after he thought she saw a friend and started up back down the street at a high rate of speed. The car traveled 206 feet, went out of control and when Baker applied the brakes, the car skidded backwards striking Miss Banker who was sweeping the gutter in front of her home. The accident was the second traffic fatality recorded in Mid.

Karl Baker Ohio Ave Lucy Banker Christel Ave J. T. Netherts Miss Banker Baker Christel Avenue Sutphin Street

Multiple incidents reported on Verity Parkway and nearby areas

Fire on the 3300 block of N Verity Parkway caused no loss. A false alarm occurred at Broad Street and Girard Avenue. Ella Hecht, 82, of 2106 Queen Ave, was injured in a fall and treated at Midlumberland Hospital. Perry Hart, 11 months, ill at 1216 Yankee Road. Peggy Buzek, 38, of Lyons Illinois, ill and taken to hospital. Smoke scare at Chase Hotel on S Main Street.

N. Verity Parkway Broad Street Girard Avenue Cleveland Street Woodlawn Avenue Ella Hecht Queen Ave Middletown Hospital Yankee Road Perry Hart Arlington Ave Peggy Buzek Lyons Ill Chase

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