Ohio outlines 1955 highway plans in Butler County area
Ohio officials released the 1954 highway program and a 1955 proposal list. Key items include a four lane divided Route 73 north of Middletown toward Franklin, a new four lane bridge on Route 4 over the Great Miami, and an extended Millcreek Expressway link near Cincinnati. The projects total millions and involve Middletown Franklin Butler County and Montgomery County developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Poasttown
Miami River
Middletown
Franklin
Ohio
Butler County
State Highway Construction Council
Ohio Highway Department
Julian D. Paxton
Division 8
Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Peasttown
Great Miami River
Paxton
Shafer- Neibar
Cincinnati
Gano
Associated Press
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Waren
Southwest Corporation
Maineville
Preble
Montgomery County
Dayton
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Car Rams Into House In Baltimore At Heffner Street
Automobile driven by James McClain 53 of 1318 Grove St crashed into Mrs. Parrish’s house at 1616 Baltimore Street after exiting Heffner Street. Incident caused about 150 in car damage and 200 in house damage. McClain charged with driving while intoxicated and operating without a license. Earlier a tractor trailer and car collided at Garfield and McCurry streets with total damage around 150. Two additional three car accidents on N Broad and 1st Avenue produced about 445 in damage. Dorothy Gibbs, 42, sustained neck soreness but refused treatment.
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Heffner
Baltimore
Garfield
McCurry
James McClain
Grove St
Heffmer Street
Thomas Parrish
Baltimore Street
Ralph Trimble
Trimble
McClain
Ernest Cook
Sycamore St
Frank Robinson
Glen Ave
Cook
Robinson
N. Broad Street
John Snodgrass
Sherman Sweet
J. Frazier
Oxford State Rd
B. B. Guinn
Woodlawn
Frazier
1St Avenue
Curtis Street
Oakey F. Milligan
Glenmore Street
Leroy E. Gibbs
Omaha, St
Eta
Orisa W. Henderson
Chestnut St
Dorothy Gibbs
Omaha St
Community Meeting Schedule For Tuesday And Wednesday
A listing of local group meetings across Middletown and area venues. Included are the Middletown Sertoma Club at the Manchester Hotel, North Middletown Fire Association, Id Fire Department, Battery A at the Armory, FOE Lodge, Mayfield School PTA, Holy Trinity PTA, Lemon Township Board of Trustees, Spanish American War Veterans, National Guard Company D at the Armory, Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231, Knights of Columbus, Order of Aheps, Nel Center, High Boosters Cub, Lemon Township Board of Education and Lemon Monroe High School activities.
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Middletown Sertoma Club
Manchester
North Middletown
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Vic
National Guard
167Th Armored Cavalry
Armory
Blythe - Williams American Legion
Knights of Columbus
C. Audiorium
Order of Aheps
Library
Civic Association
Lemon Township Board of Education
Lemon - Monroe High School
Kenneth Giltrow Stricken At Y
Kenneth Giltrow 43 of 1113 Malvern Street suffered a heart attack while playing volleyball at the YMCA. He was rushed by ambulance to Middletown Hospital and listed in serious condition. Also cited is Mrs. Lovell Gomia 53 who fractured her right leg in a chair fall and was admitted in fair condition.
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Kenneth Giltrow
Malvern St
YMCA
Giltrow
McCoy-Leffler
Middletown Hospital
Lovell Gomia
Charles St
Aeronautics Board Studies New Lake Central Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board will study a Lake Central Airlines plan to run Charleston West Virginia to Detroit via Columbus Lima and Toledo Ohio. The board already investigates Charleston to Columbus air service needs.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central Airlines
Charleston
W. Va
Detroit
Columbus
Lima
Toledo
Ohio
Atom energy talk set at Manchester Hotel tonight
Dr. Hubert N. Alyea of Princeton will present Atomic Energy: Weapon for Peace at 7 30 in the Manchester Hotel senior ballroom. The 90 minute lecture uses dramatic demos and diagrams to explain atomic history and structure for a ticketed audience.
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Manchester Hotel
Hubert N. Alyea
Princeton University
Alyyea
Armco
Alyea
Fulton J. Sheen
Arnold Boxwell
New Rules For Chauffeur Licenses Effective Today
State Patrol announces uniform regulations in a major move to weed out unqualified drivers. Regular operator license holders must pass a written and road test to convert to a chauffeur permit, with vision and retest provisions and possible license revocation for total incompetence.
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Tme Unio Owepartneris Olmigqway Daely
Cpl
D. A. Girton
Cpl. Girton
Department of Highway Safety
M. A. Mock
Anti-Alcohol Film Producer Pleads Innocent In DWI Charge
Babb, producer of the film One Too Many which attacks alcoholism, pleaded innocent to a drunk driving charge yesterday and sought a jury trial if bail of 250 dollars was continued. He was arrested Saturday night after officers said he ran a red light and refused a sobriety test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babb
Uranium Found in Dominican Republic Mineral Reports
The Dominican Republic information center announced discovery of minerals containing uranium in the West Indies nation. Reports also cited large deposits of asbestos and platinum found, signaling potential resource wealth for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dominican Republic
West Indies Republic
Man Arraigned For Striking Cow With Claw Hammer
Marion Snider of Dallas pleaded innocent before Squire Clarence F. Banker on a charge of beating a cow with a claw hammer. Bond set at 500 dollars. Cow suffered broken ribs and abdominal injuries per veterinarian Dr. R J Bowman.
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Lebanon
Clarence F. Banker
Marion Snider
Dallasburg
Grand J
Clara Hill
Snider
R. J. Bowman
Ralph Palmer
Walter Stephens
Charles Whiteacre
Kings Mills
Squire Banker
Ed Umbarger
At The Movies Paramount Showings This Week
River Street shows at 1 34, 5 00 and 8 30 p m Take the High Ground at 3 02 6 30 and 9 50 p m Martin Luther at 1 30 3 25 5 20 7 15 and 9 10 p m
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Paramount
River Street
Middletonians Held To Jury In Car Theft Case
Franklin special session jury bound over two Middletonians for alleged auto theft from Franklin car dealer L B Hilgeford on Oct 13. Earnest Howell and Bruce Brooks face grand jury with bonds of 2000 and 1000 dollars respectively, Howell also fined 50 dollars plus costs for license plate theft.
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Franklin
Franklinite
J. T. Riley
Earnest Howell
Bruce Brooks
Sycamore St
L. B. Hilgeford
Howell
Brooks
Riley
John Rich
Howard Wright
Thomas Mohr
Carlisle
Robert Davis
Dayton
Harding Angel
Pontiac
Mich
Cary Reno
Waynesville
Jesse Lanhart
Frank Fiscus
Logan Eversole
Paper Clue Leads to Identity Of Mr X In Auto Crash
An untidy scrap bearing the name Herschel Gassoway and a Dayton number helped hospital officials identify Walter Warlick by tracing the paper through a series of calls. Warlick, a janitor in Dayton, was in a car crash north of Middletown. another passenger J C Wilson died later.
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Herschel
Dayton
Middletown
WM Sss
William Bohman
Mr. X
Bohman
Gassoway
Walter Warlick
Broadway
Cappel
Ludlow St
Warlick
Behman
Ozell Johnson
Wilson Morris
Hickman
Cincinnati
Willian Morris
Gest St
Ernest Lucas
National Cash Register ‘Co
J. C. Wilson
Germantown St
Wilson
Ohio 4
Warlick and Wilbur Stephens in Fatal Passenger Incident
A collision involving Warlick and passenger Wilbur Stephens, age 35, is reported with details unclear in available text. Authorities are investigating the incident and listing Stephens as a key casualty.
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Warlick
Wilbur Stephens
Man Bound Over To Jury In Legion Post Disturbance
Joe E. Frazier 26 of 1332 Sycamore St bound over to the grand jury under a $600 bond after allegedly resisting arrest and charging Patrolman Robert Sloan at Blythe Williams American Legion Post on November 22. Frazier posted bond. In separate action, Jesse White 400 Young St fined $25 and costs for taxi bill default. Police seek Montgomery County couple Garland Byrd and Ida Mae Bryd Jenkins believed driving a 1947 or 1948 Dodge with thefts of a horn and hubcaps also reported.
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Joe E. Frazier
Sycamore St
Blythe Williams American Legion
Alton Combs
Frazier
Robert Sloan
Jesse White
Young St
Aoe
Middletown
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Garland Byrd
Ida Mae Bryd Jenkins
Dayton Crash Leaves Four In Fair Condition
Two people at 330 Hanover Street Dayton are in fair condition and unconscious after head injuries. Walter White of 150 Germantown Street Dayton is also in fair condition with bruises. Edgar Wooley of 344 West Fifth Street Dayton, jailed for failing to transfer, was released from hospital and sent to Hamilton County jail to serve a fine.
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Hanover St
Dayton
Walter White
Germantown St
Edgar W. Wooley
5Th St
Hamilton
Squire Lammie Bailey
Pay Hikes Agreed For Non Teaching School Staff
The Middletown school board approved a pay raise schedule for non teaching workers including janitors engineers clerks kindergarten assistants cafeteria staff and secretaries after two months of review. Superintendent Earle R Seidner noted figures will be released at the December 10 meeting and that the package fulfills promises tied to a recent two mill tax levy vote.
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Middletown High School
Earle R. Seidner
Seidner
School To Present One World Skits At Pageant
Sherman School will present a One World pageant Thursday at 7 15 p m in the Middletown High auditorium Principal W S Geckeler announced All students from kindergarten to sixth grade will participate in pantomime skits musical bits, lights and dancing The theme centers on building a world order on love and peace through the pageant venue
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Sherman School
Middletown High
W. S. Geckeler
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Poasttown Bridge
Termite Service
R. Minge
Tytus Ave
Dohn Hardware
Aeronautics Board
Balantru
Hughes Motor, Inc
Your Desoto
Plymouth
Verity
DIAL
Atom
Rome
D. W. Snider & Son Insurance Agency
Pickwick
Middletonians
Radios
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Lefhler
Sewice
By John Fleming
Ronald Hackney
Pearl St
Clarence Lawson
Brentwood ‘St
Runyon
Don Fisher
West Central
Wanette St. Onieda
Ass’n
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