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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1953

Page

2

Widow dies after crash near Seven Mile in Butler County

Mrs. Margaret Morningstar 32 of Camden Route 2 was fatally injured when struck on Ohio 127 near Seven Mile while riding with Robert Lunsford. Lunsford held as witness. he denied driving. Witness James Peters reported the pickup dash and a tractor trailer avoided collision. Morningstar widow of Aukerman Road farmer, survived by mother in Kentucky and siblings in West Virginia. funeral arrangements set.

Seven Mile Butler County Camden Margaret Morningstar Garret J. Boone Lunsford James Peters Peters Morningstar Hamilton Lynn Inman Funeral Home Somerville Barnes Funeral Home Eaton Jesse Aukerman Road Kentucky West Virginia

Five Drivers Fined S150 In Franklin

Five motorists appeared before Judge J. T. Riley in Franklin Municipal Court and were fined a total of 150 dollars plus costs. Charles Margerum, 21, and a 17 year old Franklin youth faced 25 dollar fines each for reckless operation with license suspensions for the youth. Cainelias Bates, 23, Cincinnati, was fined 25 dollars for a yellow line violation. Howard Dixon, 21, Dayton, was cited for fictitious license plates with costs. John Johnson, 27, Dayton, was fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended for failure to yield right of way.

Franklin J. T. Riley Charles Margerum Cainelias Bates Cincinnati Howard Dixon Dayton John Johnson

Jerome Inwood Appointed Director at Middletown Federal

Jerome A. Inwood, secretary treasurer of Office Outfitters Inc., was named a director of Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association to serve until the annual meeting January 20, 1954. He is former Middletown Retail Merchants Association president and recently named director of the Community Guild of Middletown Hospital. He resides at 109 Orchard St. with Mrs. Inwood and their three children.

Jerome A. Inwood Office Outfitters, Inc Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association G.W.A. Wilmer Inwood W. E. Klopp Middletown Retail Merchants Association Community Guild of Middletown Hospital Orchard St Inwod

Sertoma to Hear Two Naturalists in Hotel Dinner

Middletown Naturalists Club members will present talks on animal life and give a live snake milking demonstration at the Sertoma Club dinner in the Manchester Hotel at 6:30 p.m. Joe Smith heads the group and will discuss reptiles while Pete Carruthers talks on birds.

Middletown Naturalists Club Sertoma Club Manchester Hotel Joe Smith Naturalists Pete Carruthers Dave Armbruster

Lights Out Boys Cause Uproar Police Called

Four young boys camping out near a neighborhood whistled loudly enough to alarm residents. Police arrived at 12 51 a.m. gave a lecture and reported Patrolman Louis Pierce blew taps.

Louis Pierce

William Harris At Scott Field Cadet Training

Cadet William M. Harris son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Harris 836 Ninth Ave attends the Air Force ROTC summer training camp at Scott Air Force Base. In August he joins 234 students from 22 colleges observing ROTC theory in practice. A Middletown High graduate Harris will be a senior in the Ohio State University School of Social Administration specializing in social statistics. Completion will make him eligible for a reserve commission as a second lieutenant and entry to Air Force flying school.

William M. Harris Harry L. Harris Ninth Ave Air Force Scott Air Force Base Harris Wth Middletown High School of Social Administration Ohio State University Ohio State USAF Air Force Flying School

Gambler Convicted in Canton Raid

Canton Ohio Louis Lehman 63 convicted of possessing gambling devices after police seized 76 cartons of punchboards and lottery tickets from his home. Judge Donald L MecCarroll deferred sentence pending ruling on a new trial motion.

Canton Ohio Louis Lehman Donald L. MecCarroll

120 Days In The Bastille Jail Terms Hit Multiple Defendants

In Municipal Court Judge Alton H. Combs levied 120 days in jail and $12 in costs for Fred Roby 29 of 114 Charles St operating a car while intoxicated and fleeing an accident and revoked his license for five years on both charges. Other defendants faced fines and sentences including Ralph Bailey 45 for petit larceny and intoxication. James R. Devers 32 for DWI with six month license suspension. Wilbur Beckett 21 for physical control while intoxicated. Floyd Adkins Jr 19 and Virgil Lacy 21 for disorderly conduct by fighting. Jean Davis Carter 27 for disorderly conduct suspended. Ethel Sizemore 23 for suspended disorderly conduct. Colonel Smith 32 assault and battery dismissed.

Fred Roby Charles Sr Roby Alton H. Combs Girard Avenue Garfield Street John Combs Bernice Webb Verity Parkway Ralph Bailey North Main St Bailey Minta Elam James R. Devers Newell Floyd Adkins, Jr Fleming Rd Virgil Lacy Plain St. Jean

Employment In Plants Soars To High In July

Local Ohio State Employment Service reports 13 manufacturing plants gain momentum in July with 350 workers added in 60 days ending mid July. Armco Steel leads gains with new facilities and vacation hires. total employment reaches 12 260 across firms while construction drops and retail holds steady. Demand remains strong for skilled workers and technicians through summer and fall.

P. F. Johnson Ohio State Employment Service Armco Steel Corp Armco Johnson Middletown OSES

Franklin Child Polio Victim Now In Dayton

Four year old William Warden III, son of Mr and Mrs William Warden Jr of Shaker Road Franklin, was admitted to the polio ward at Dayton Miami Hospital after arrival from Middletown Hospital at 8 p m Monday. The case was diagnosed immediately and moved to Miami Valley Hospital.

Franklin Dayton Miami Hospital William Warden III William Warden Jr Shaker Road Middletown Hospital Miami Valley Hospital

Eleven Boy Scouts Sign Up For Camp at Clinton County

Eleven Explorers from the Mound Builders Area Council have registered for a four day encampment at Clinton County Air Force Base Wilmington from September 1 to 4. Scout Executive Earl McVey says the deadline was extended to midnight today and reservations must be mailed by Thursday. The event is open to all registered Explorers and advisers and will feature instruction orientation flights recreation and a social evening.

Mound Builders Area Council Clinton County Air Force Base Wilmington Earl McVey

Rhee Donates Two Bear Cubs To Washington Zoo

South Korean President Syngman Rhee, age 78, gifts two bear cubs to U S children. The cubs, kept on Seoul presidential grounds, will be sent to the Washington Zoo aboard Air Force transport, following Dulles visit to Seoul.

Washington Syngman Rhee South Korea United States 1St Army Corps Seoul Washington Zoo Rhee Korea Dulles State Department Air Force

July Births Set Record at Middletown Hospital

Middletown hospital logged a new record for July births with 204 infants, 110 boys and 94 girls, surpassing the 183 July births in 1952. Administrator William Bohmann notes a long history of strong outcomes, including 8,328 births since 1949 and only one maternal death, a record he says is unmatched nationally.

Middletown Middletown Hospital William Bohmann Bohmann

Other Cities' Teacher Pay Aired By Study Group Here

A citizen's committee discussed four key questions to form a teacher pay scale. They reviewed salary levels, minimum pay, yearly increments, and increment amounts, comparing Middletown with similar Ohio cities and local area districts. The group met at Armco Steel Corp with several educators and officials and will reconvene this week.

Robert Gruver Gruver Middletown

Stinger Of A Problem Is Solved

A Health Department action ends a wasp infestation at a Monroe Street and North Avenue stop sign. Sani tarians John Otterbein and W L Duff treated the nest after a boy mowing a lawn was stung twice. Otterbein recalls prior success in removing wasps from a house exterior.

Health Department Monroe Street North Avenue John Otterbein W. L. Duff Otterbein

At The Movies Showings This Week

Paramount presents Dangerous When Wet with showings at 1 15 4 10 7 05 and 10 05 p m Confidential Connie plays at 2 55 5 50 and 8 50 p m Strand shows Serpent of the Nile at 1 15 3 45 6 30 9 05 and Ambush at Tomahawk Gap at 2 35 5 20 7 50 10 25 p m.

Paramount Tomahawk Gap

Law Offices Looted At Eaton S150 Gone

Eaton police investigate a burglary at the Doe and Ernst law offices on South Barron Street. Entry came through the rear after a break between 5 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Monday. An unlocked inner office safe yielded $125, an outer safe was rifled with no cash, and about $25 in same change was taken from a desk.

EATON Eaton Police Doe and Ernst South Barron Street Nicholas Couchot Couchot

Armco Files Re Submittal for Middletown Annexation

Armco re submits its annexation petition covering its new blast furnace coke ovens and No 2 open hearth project plus land east of Reed yard crossing on Jefferson Road and nearby parcel owned by Norval and Hazel McGraw. Company claims city alignment benefits Greater Middletown and allows municipal services expansion.

Armco Reed Greater Middletown

October Jury To Resume Probe Into Charges Against Squire

The Butler County recall jury reaffirmed continuing investigation into embezzlement charges against Hobart L. Mercer of West Chester as a residency in Union Township justice of the peace. Mercer faces a $2,600 shortage tied to fines not properly paid to county and state. The grand jury returned 38 indictments involving 40 defendants and ignored 15 cases.

Hobart L. Mercer West Chester Union Township Butler County Mercer

Fire destroys McCreary Motto Co. plant in Cambridge

A $50 000 blaze last night gutted the McCreary Motto Co. plastic novelty factory in Cambridge Ohio. Firefighters battled the flames and limited damage to surrounding structures.

Cambridge Ohio McCreary Motto Co

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