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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

13

Sharp Drop in Attendance at City Pools as Weather Cools

Attendance at Sunset Pool fell to 450 from 2200 last Sunday, Yankee Road to 211 from 638, and Douglas to 110 from 502. Beginning Aug 17 pool hours shift to noon to 8 30 at Sunset and noon to 8 at Yankee Road and Douglas. Red Cross YMCA lessons end Friday with 24 students enrolled. All-city swim meet set for Aug 25. pools close Labor Day.

Ross Kramer Yankee Road Douglas Red Cross Sunset Pool James Dillon Department of Parks and Recreation

Area Wrecks Injured Persons

A 17 year old Middletown youth broke a leg in an auto crash at Yankee Road and Sheridan Avenue. Russell Lagan, 18, of 1610 Smith Avenue, was injured when Jimy Lee Spicer, 18, of 1702 Sheridan, turned into the path of his car. Both vehicles were heavily damaged. A Middletown teen was cited for following too closely after a rear end collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road injuring Suzanne Moore, 17, of 3207 Widwood Road. Pittman, 31, of 208 Bellemonte Street, was turning left when struck. Minor damage resulted. Wilma Jean King, 16, of South Lebanon, was injured in a Monroe crash on routes 63 and old 25. Her car, driven by James Hardin, 18, of Waynesville, rolled over twice. Treated were Wanda Yadin, 12, Jerry Fields, 16, and John Woods, 15, of Hamilton. Hardin’s car landed on its top. Fields’ car struck Hardin’s. The wrecks are under investigation.

Middetown Yankee Road Sheridan Avenue Middletown Russell Lagan Smith Ave Jimy Lee Spicer Sheridan Cincinnati Dayton Suzanne Moore Widwood Road Donald Pittman Bellemonte St Pittman Warren County South Lebanon Monroe Sheriff's Wilma Jean King James Hardin Waynesville Wanda Yadin Jerry Fields John Woods Hamilton Hardin Fields Old Rt. 25

Fire Causes $10,000 Loss In Lebanon Apartment House

A lighted cigarette likely started a fire Saturday night at 214 N Mechanic St Lebanon damaging a five family building owned by Drexel Fugett. The blaze confined to Mrs Peggy Blevins apartment. smoke and water damage totaled $20. Firefighters reported the loss.

Lebanon Drexel Fugett Mechanic St Peggy Blevins

How to Succeed in Business by Really Trying

A short piece lists practical business maxims such as reputations built by actions, performance over promises, trust over tricks, and the value of go-givers becoming go-getters. It notes efforts to follow these rules despite imperfect adherence and invites possible service.

Child Survives City Bicycle Crash with Minor Scratch

A 6 year old boy escaped injury with only a scratched arm after his bicycle was struck by a car in front of 507 Bolyston St. Kevin De Brosse, 504 Boylston St., was the cyclist. Guerindo De Nardo, 47, of 713 Auburn St., drove the other car and was not cited. Total vehicle damage came to $225.

Kevin DeBrosse Boylston St Guerindo de Nardo Auburn St Bolyston St Mitchell Osborne Brelsford John Rees 14Th Ave 14Th Avenue Minnesota Street

KC Appoints Key Members for 1964 65 Knights of Columbus

An organizational meeting at the K of C Hall 1402 First Ave set the 1964 65 activity year. Israel Hughes was named general program chairman and a slate of key volunteers including John R. Wills Robert Rouster Emrie Dobrozsi Ernie Wickert Fred Wootan Joseph Mulligan Carl Burgemier Charles Fuller Hugh Stein Les Ashton John Schumacher Dominic Esposito James Craft Gene Sora Jerry Harkrader William Hutchinson Andy Dobrozsi Donald Cristman Frank Ludewig Adrian Mayer Butch Rossi were announced for leadership roles.

Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall First Ave Israel Hughes John R. Wills Robert Rouster Emrie Dobrozsi Ernie Wickert Fred Wootan Joseph Mulligan Carl Burgemier Charles Fuller Hugh Stein Les Ashton John Schumacher Dominic Espo

Mediation Talks Resume At Raymond Bay Plant

Strife at the Raymond Bay Co. plant continues as mediation resumes after a one day pause. A large law enforcement presence surrounds the site amid talks supported by Mediator James Bentley. Court ordered limits on pickets remain in effect and officials from Gov. Rhodes’ office are assisting.

Raymond Bay Co

Cooperative Ph D Plan Expanded at Miami and Ohio State

The Cooperative Ph D program adds curriculum and supervision as an authorized area. Miami University and Ohio State University will share credit hours, with degrees awarded by Ohio State in cooperation with Miami. The 1965 66 start aims to produce Ph D level specialists to lead research in K 12 curriculum nationwide.

Oxford Miami University Ohio State University Miami Ohio State

Teachers Organizing Tri-County Educational Council

Members of teachers associations in Butler Warren and Hamilton Counties form a Tri County Educational Council to improve communication among organizations and members. A tentative meeting occurred at Mrs. Mary Lamb home with another session set for Sept 28 to complete the plan for an October dinner at Fairfield Senior High inviting education figures.

Butler Warren Hamilton Counties Mary Lamb Hamilton Teachers Fairfield Senior High

Hearings Set for Turf Bar and Germantown Cafe Gambling

Joseph C. Ingram of the Turf Bar and Hotel 904 906 Central Ave is to appear before the state Liquor Control Commission Thursday over permitting gambling devices specifically a pinball machine on premises. Germantown Enterprises Inc is also to appear on a similar charge at E and EF Cafe 42 N Main St Germantown.

Joseph C. Ingram Turf Bar Central Ave State Liquor Control Commission Germantown Enterprises, Inc N. Main St Germantown

Egg throwing arrests linked to four suspects at Dix Road

Gary Shepherd aged 18 of 3716 Jewell Ave and a juvenile were arrested after an egg throwing incident at 1900 Dix Road. They implicated three other adults. Cleta Hall, 38 of 606 Mary Etta St, was treated for a gunshot wound to the upper left arm after a revolver discharged yesterday at Middletown Hospital.

Gary Shepherd Jewell Ave Dix Road Cleta Hall Mary Etta Sr Middletown Hospital

Man Fights Tire Theft After Confrontation

James Curley 20 of 1130 Kunz Avenue told police he found a man attempting tire theft from his car. Curley struck the intruder who fled the scene.

James Curley Kunz Ave Curley

Candy Bailey Wins Grand Baton Twirling Honor in Akron

Candy Bailey age 13 daughter of Bert Bailey and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Bailey won grand champion at an NBTA sanctioned baton twirling contest in Akron. She entered solo in her age group and defeated the 14 and younger division winner, the 15 and over winner, and the boys advance winner to claim the top prize.

Candy Bailey Bert Bailey Dave Bailey 16Th Ave Akron Candy McKimley Junior High Shirley T-Birds Dessie Harsh

Luebke Accepts Ethiopian State Visit Invitation

Bonn AP reports West German President Heinrich Luebke has accepted Emperor Haile Selassie’s invitation for a state visit to Ethiopia. The visit will begin October 20 and run for several days.

Bonn Heinrich Luebke Haile Selassie Ethiopia

Raymond Plant lockout tensions flare in Butler County

Police and sheriff deputies ringed the Raymond pulp plant to deter trouble as union officials in Dayton signaled willingness to talk. Raymond aims to resume full operations with regular hourly workers. 150 officers held vigil and emergency crews stood by.

Dayton Raymond Carter Share Afl-Cio Middletown Butler County Sheriff's Deputies James Hixon Division of Fire

City Plans Two Zone Change Hearings Tomorrow

City planners set 7:30 p m public hearings on two zone change requests. One targets the block bounded by Yankee Road Grove Street and the proposed 14th Avenue York Street connection Michigan Avenue for B-1 to B-2 zoning. The other seeks B-1 to B-2 rezoning for Curry Ford Inc property on Tytus Avenue near Washington Street.

Tytus Avenue N. Verity Parkway Yankee Road Grove Street Planning Commission 14Th Avenue York Street Michigan Avenue Curry Ford, Inc Washington Street Curry Ford

1 000 Balls Stolen at Golf Range

Egbert Reid of 719 Elsmere Court reported to the sheriff that 1 000 golf balls were missing from the Sport Driving Range over the past two days. The balls, identifiable by a blue stripe, were valued at 372 dollars and likely taken from the field after being hit from the tee.

Egbert Reid Elsmere Court Reid

Casper Returns From Parley

Middletown attorney Jack A. Casper returned from New York City where he attended a weeklong meeting of the American Trial Lawyers Association. The body includes about 18 000 personal injury experts and he spoke on workers compensation and rehabilitation to cut the economic welfare drain. He also attended a memorial for Dean Roscoe Pound.

Jack A. Casper Middletown New York City American Trial Lawyers’ Association Casper Dean Roscoe Pound

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