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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1957

Page

2

Middletown Architects Win School Building Contracts

Two Middletown architectural firms were awarded the school building program portions totaling about 235000 following board interviews. Goetz & Associates will handle Edison and Sherman additions while Brandenburg & Switzer Architects tackle the Jefferson School project.

Jody Middletown Board of Education Goetz & Associates Edison Washington Sherman Jefferson Brandenburg & Switzer Sherman-Edison Steelex

Elderly Couple Hurt In Mishap

A Somerville couple, James Lackey 80 and Nora Lackey 79, were treated at Mercy Hospital after a sun blinded driver crashed into a bridge on Rt 503 two miles south of Gratis in Preble County. Both were dismissed after treatment.

Hamilton Somerville Mercy Hospital James Lackey Nora Gratis Preble County

Prize steer headed for Kentucky Fair

The 1956 Interstate Livestock Exposition grand champion steer Trou badour owned by Acadia Farms Northfield Ohio will join about 3000 livestock entries at the Kentucky State Fair September 6 to 15. Acadia Farms is owned by Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton.

Louisville Acadia Farms Northfield Ohio Cleveland Cyrus Eaton

Firefighters Plan Display For Public

A public demonstration by the city’s firefighters during Safety Week will highlight fire dangers. It starts at 7 30 p m at Firehouse No 4 on Tytus Avenue and Jackson Street with Assistant Chief Charles Hansel directing. Firemen will show extinguishing building and auto fires and perform an aerial rescue with the actual force on scene.

Tytus Avenue Jackson Street Charles Hansel Hansel

Graf To Meet Constituents In Middletown For Schenck

Arthur Graf Jr., secretary to Rep. Paul F. Schenck, will meet constituents in Middletown at the American Legion home tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Schenck, detained in Washington, had outlined Aug 19 to Aug 30 district outreach across Ohio.

Arthur Graf Jr Paul F. Schenck Dayton Middletown Schenck Washington Third District Ohio Graf American Legion S. Main St Hamilton Oxford Fairfield City Municipal

Community group meetings listed for Tuesday

The schedule lists Y Men's Club at 6 p.m. in Room K at the YMCA Sertoma Club at 6 30 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel Middletown Personnel Assn at 6 30 p.m. Colony Restaurant South Middletown Fire Dept at 6 30 p.m. 1108 Forrer St Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW officers at 7 30 p.m. 1208 Reynolds Ave Mayfield Fire Dept at 7 30 p.m. Sheffield Street Fire House SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m. Legion FOE at 8 p.m. Miami Lodge OOF at 8 p.m. Monroe IOOF Hall Golden Age Club at 1 30 p.m. Civic Association National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry at 7 30 p.m. Armory.

YMCA Sertoma Club Manchester Middletown Colony Restaurant South Middletown Legion. Foe Hall Miami Lodge OOF Monroe Ioof

Two Crash Victims Released From Middletown Hospital

Two of three crash victims from the Rt. 122 accident last week have been released. William Ward, seven, of West Carrollton, whose mother died in the collision, and Earl Dalton, 17, of Franklin, left Middletown Hospital. Robert Cisco, 27, of 428 North Broad Street, Franklin, remains listed in good condition.

Rt. 122 Middletown William Ward West Carrollton Earl Dalton Olive St Franklin Robert Cisco N. Broad St

Orchid Award Honors Middletown Driver for Courtesy

Mrs. Corda Spurlock of West Middletown won the first day safety week prize for courteous driving on Central Avenue. She received an orchid and a Paramount Theater pass from safety officer Don Murphy at the Aeronca plant office. George Owens and Raymond Bar were named second and third most courteous drivers.

Central Avenue Corda Spurlock West Middletown Aeronca Paramount Theater George Owens E. 2Nd St Franklin Raymond Bar Orchard St Ptt Murphy Colony

Coroner Called After Auto Crash in Butler County

A Hamilton woman, Jean Kirby, 21, is hospitalized in fair condition after an early morning auto crash on Hamkins Road. Edward Gilley, 24, and Harold Anders, 28, also injured. Gilley admitted with facial wounds and possible rib fracture. Patrolmen continue the investigation.

Hamilton Middletown Jean Kirby S. 4Th St Miss Kirby Butler County Hamkins Road Yankee Road Edward Earl Gilley Gilley Harold Anders Granada St

New Aeronca Union Names 30 Candidates

Thirty candidates were nominated for offices in the newly formed Aeronca Employes Union. Balloting occurred at the American Legion Home. Positions include President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Trustees for various terms, and Chief Representatives across Plant 1 to Plant 3 with shifts listed. The union formed in July and gained recognition early this month amid competing bids from UAW AFL CIO and the Aeronca Independent Union. UAW’s NLRB loss Aug 2 and AIU disqualification are noted.

Aeronca Employes Union American Legion Jack R. Jackson Willis Worthington Arthur C. Friend C. R. Heilman William Drake Willam F. Koch Don Thiel Chalmer Chapman R C. Fugate Aeronca Aeronca Manufacturing Corp United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio Aeronca Independent Union UAW NLRB AIU

Officials Seek Cause of Blaze

Investigator Ray Davis of the State Fire Marshal and Capt. Howard Gall of the Middletown Fire Prevention Bureau investigate a Tuesday fire that destroyed the one story home of Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson at 417 Richmond Street. The cause is unknown and no damage estimate is available. No occupants were home at the time.

Ray Davis State Fire Marshal's Office Howard Gall Middletown

Firemen Aid Man. Middletown Firefighters Elect Officers

Firefighters aided Dan Klein 67 at 120 N Main St for breathing trouble. Capt Gerald Horn elected president of Middletown Firefighters Assn at annual election, succeeding Vernon Plummer. Ervin Schiering named vice president and Chief William Fischbaugh re elected secretary treasurer. McCoy presided. Steve McCue Freeman Sauter Mark Leight named trustees for two years.

N. Main St Dan Klein Klein Gerald Horn Middletown Hospital McCoy Middletown Fire-Leffler Ambulance Vernon Plummer Ervin Schiering William Fishbaugh

City Firemen Responded to Three Calls No Damage Found

City firemen answered three calls yesterday and found no fire damage after each incident.

Realtors To Study Change In By Laws

Middletown realtors will vote tomorrow on amendments to the constitution and by laws of the Middletown Real Estate Board. Thomas W. Baird Sr., president, announced today. The vote will be at a luncheon meeting in the Oval Room of the Manchester Hotel.

Middletown Realtors Middletown Real Estate Board Thomas W. Baird Sr Manchester

Two Franklin Drivers Face Fines and Suspensions

In Franklin Municipal Court, Eugene Vaughn and George Hollo, both charged with reckless operation, were fined $25 each and given 30 day driving suspensions. Larry Vaughn forfeited a $15 bond for reckless operation, Billy Hale paid $35 with $25 suspended for insufficient brakes and no license, and bonds totaling $15 were forfeited by Wiles Click Richard Byrnes and James Kidd for various traffic offenses. Alford Cephas forfeited a $5 bond for running a red light.

Franklin Eugene Vaughn Franklin Rt. 2 George Hollo Park Ave J. T.riley Larry Vaughn Billy Hale Wilson Wiles ‘Click Staley Road Richard Byrnes Spencer Lane Middletown James Kidd West Middletown Daytonian Alford Cephas

Shirley Kay Wins Highest Honor At State Fair

Shirley Kay Sandusky, 14, Middletown, captured the Governor's trophy as the top all age winner at the Ohio State Fair. She also earned a traveling trophy and had won the junior division the day before, marking her 106th trophy. She plans to compete at Xenia next weekend in a National Baton Twirling Assn event.

Shirley Kay Sandusky Middletonian Xenia National Baton Twirling Assn Shirley Kay Edward Sandusky Dix Rd

Hamilton Mayor Seeks Re election in November Race

Hamilton Mayor Ed ward Beckett announced plans to run again for the city council in the upcoming November election. The field includes Frank J. Turner Jr. Robert Bartels and Fred Grant. Beckett, 12th year as councilman and two-term mayor, works for Baldwin LIMA Hamilton Corp. Filing deadline is Sept. 25.

Hamilton Edward Beckett Frank J. Turner Jr Robert Bartels Fred Grant Beckett CIO Baldwin-Lima- Hamilton Corp

Cousins Held To Jury On Robbery Charges

Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb bound two Middletown cousins Austin Sizemore and Paul Sizemore to the Butler County grand jury on robbery charges for allegedly robbing a local man of 14 dollars last Thursday. Bond was set at 1000 dollars each.

J. T. Lamb Middletown Butler County Austin Sizemore Paul Sizemore Morgan St Willie Sims Plum Ave Sims Sizemores C. L. Brown Sizemore Wayne-Madison

Police Briefs On Molestation Probe And Thefts

Police reported a molestation claim involving a girl in the 100 block of Grove Street. Thefts included three pairs of trousers a top coat two shirts from a parked car on Manchester Avenue Marion Ind a billfold with 60 dollars from Helen Hartsook 402 Park St a black transistor radio from Freeman's Jewelry Store 1225 Central Ave a 12 gauge pump gun 60 bank book trousers skirt and watch from John Flanigan 217 Park St.

James Blackburn Marion Ind Manchester Avenue Helen Hartsook Park St Freeman's Jewelry Central Ave John Flanigan

Missing 15-year-old Edward Kakaris sought by police

Edward Kakaris, a 15-year-old resident of 1509 Jacoby Ave, has been missing since Saturday. He stands 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds. last seen wearing a green T shirt, Levi’s jeans, brown suede jacket and blue rimmed glasses.

Edward Kakaris Jacoby Ave

Two Second Offenders Fined For DWI In City Court

Two second offenders on charges of driving while under the influence of alcohol were each fined 300 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb. James Wildman, 40, Dayton, and James Shepherd, 35, Hamilton, Trenton Road, also received 10 days in city jail and five year license suspensions. Numerous others were fined for DUI and related charges with varying sums, suspensions, and jail days.

J. T. Lamb James Wildman Dayton James Shepherd Hamilton Trenton Road Faye ‘Combs S. Main St

Injured Girl Improved After Auto Crash in Middletown

Two year old Teresa Ann Frizzell of West Middletown Rt 2 is improved after a Saturday morning crash on Greenbush Road that caused a skull fracture and elbow break. Her sister Donna Jean, 4, was killed in the same accident. Elmer Gibbs of 1813 Sheffield St was listed as the same, suffering severe burns after being trapped in his flaming pickup.

Teresa Ann Frizzell Everett Frizzell West Middletown Elmer Gibbs Sheffield St

Combat jumper Pat Anthony becomes chief lion trainer

Pat Anthony of the U S 11th Airborne Division now serves as chief lion trainer for the Hamid-Morton Hunt Brothers circus handling ten lions and tigers. He studied lion training under the GI Bill of Rights.

Pat Anthony U S. 11Th Airborne Division Hamid-Morton Hunt Brothers Circus Anthony G. I

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