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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1961

Page

13

Lootings Reported in Local Area Over Weekend

Sheriff's deputies investigated four break ins and vandalism of a Nativity scene. Brosee B. Jones reported $50 damage to a yard Nativity statue. Paul Blevins said $358 in items stolen from his Franklin Trenton Road home, including a jack hammer and tools. Robert Lange cited $192 stolen, featuring a gold cameo ring and watches. Mrs. Lee Baird reported thefts totaling unknown value from Yankee Road home, with a broken kitchen door. Edward Deaton found three youths in his Yankee Road home. back door pried but nothing taken.

Sheriff's Deputies Brosee B. Jones Waneta St Paul Blevins Franklin-Trenton Road Robert Lange Arcadia Drive Clifton Hyde Lee Baird Yankee Road Hyde Edward Deaton Deaton

City Accidents Persist After Snow Clears

Eight wrecks were investigated as city streets dried from snow with property damage around 30,000 dollars. A one car crash on Boylston Street injured two youths, Thomas Lanson 17 and David Trout 17, treated at Middletown Hospital. Don Cassidy 25, followed too closely in a three car crash at Central Avenue and Grimes Street, and Earl Swain 37 lost control on a slick Lefferson Road embankment near Armco Steel yard. Morton Combs 27 and Charles Andreotta 57 collided at Yankee Road and Curtis Street. Three minor accidents were also reported yesterday.

Vven Boylston Street Holly Avenue Thomas Lanson Sutphin Sr David Trout Lorg Place Middletown Hospital Donald Cassidy Coflee Road Central Avenue Grimes Street Cassidy Carmen Sizemore Central Ave Michael Greenfield First Ave Earl E. Swain Lefferson Road Armco Steel Corp Morton Combs Taylor Ave Charles Andreotta

Armco Drainage Unit Becomes Metal Products Division

Armco Drainage & Metal Products Inc will become the Metal Products Division of Armco on January 1. Logan T. Johnston, Armco president, called the move a major step in streamlining the corporate structure and keeping the organization modern. W. U. Robertson will lead the new division as vice president and general manager, with offices and headquarters remaining unchanged. The reorganization, begun last June, reduced ten division headquarters into three major areas and seven sales regions to boost efficiency, cut overhead, and improve customer service across construction, industrial, commercial, and agricultural markets.

Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc Armco Logan T. Johnston Johnston W. VU. Robertson Robertson United States

Annexation Talks Ahead in Two Middletown Areas

Residents east of the city plan two meetings on annexation to Middletown. Tonight at 8 at the East Plains Tussle Heights YMCA end for East Plains and Tussle Heights residents. Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Blue Ball Presbyterian Church for Warren County residents east of I 75 and south of Manchester Road. Presentations cover charges, futility and tax impacts with Q A after. A Clifton Farms session south of Grand Avenue and east of Jackson Lane drew about 53 attendees last week.

Middletown YMCA East Plains Tussle Heights Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Warren County Butler County Interstate 75 Manchester Road Clifton Farms Grand Avenue Jackson Lane

Columbia Opens To Traffic On City Extension

Columbia Avenue extension from Middletown Hydraulic Canal to Carmody Boulevard opened at noon today easing downtown congestion. City Manager Charles W. Thompson announced a three month project costing 80,800 for the roadbed and 35,000 for the canal bridge, with guardrail work remaining.

Columbia Avenue Middletown Carmody Boulevard Charles W. Thompson

Trenton Youths Involved In Fire Station Fight

Trenton Police report an 18 year old and a 17 year old were involved in a brawl at a service station lot in Trenton. Ralph Dennis, 18, was hospitalized with head and facial injuries after being struck and held on the cement. Both youths were charged with disorderly conduct and the investigation continues with possible further charges. Dennis claimed responsibility for the fight, which reportedly began after a high school event.

Trenton Hobart Adams Middletown Hospital Adams Ralph Dennis Sycamore Road David Adams Elk Creek Road Miltonville Dennis Madison High School Mitonville

Three Treated For Injuries At Middletown Home

Three persons were treated at Middletown Hospital over the weekend for cuts and fractures from home accidents. Margaret Orvath, 62, 1848 Yankee Road, received five stitches for hand cuts after a thumb injury from venetian blinds. Arthur Knapp, 63, 300 Shafer St., fractured his right wrist when he slipped at home. Carl F. Minch, 57, 4072 S. Dixie Highway, Franklin, got nine stitches for hand and eyelid cuts after slipping and falling against a car at home.

Middletown Hospital Margaret Orvath Yankee Road Arthur Knapp Shafer St Carl F. Minch S. Dixie Highway Franklin

Missing monkey found too late in Cincinnati owner tale

A tiny monkey escaped from Bill Farris of Cincinnati over three months ago and was found dead in a Manchester Motor Inn tree. The chain around its neck likely snagged a branch, strangling Bonita Conchita, who had been bought in Los Angeles a week before the escape during a hotel sales meeting. A $50 reward had been offered in The Journal.

Cincinnati Manchester Motor Inn Bonita Conchita Bill Farris Bonita Los Angeles

Salvation Army Kettle and Mail Donations Down in SA Report

Brig. Alex Bunton said kettle and mail donations for the Salvation Army Christmas program are below last year's receipts. Mail gifts total 1404.23 versus 1599 last year. kettles 1495.67 versus 1609.26 in 1960, leaving overall receipts 308.36 short. Forrest Sears, the top bell ringer, returns after illness to at least steady the day’s totals. Sunday School events and the Citadel toy shop hours are listed for families, with the toy shop open Wednesday and Thursday and a Saturday toy party at the American Legion noon.

Alex Bunton Army Forrestler Sears Sears Salvation Army Brig. Bunton Rolling Mill Park Miltonville Arp Citadel the Citadel The American Legion S. Main St

Youngsters Stage Mock Board Meeting At School

A 7:30 pm board meeting will be taken over by high school youths and foreign language teachers. Seven youths act as board members with two others as superintendent and clerk treasurer. Teachers explain the need for foreign language laboratories now common in Ohio high schools as part of Youth in Government observances.

Board of Education Ohio

King Saud Facing Second Operation

King Saud of Saudi Arabia, after a seemingly successful cataract operation on his left eye, now faces a similar procedure on his right eye. The news from Boston, attributed to AP, notes the monarch’s series of eye surgeries and the ongoing medical plan.

Boston King Saud Saudi Arabia

Ottawa crash kills Van Wert couple

A husband and wife from Van Wert, Floyd Crow, 3, and Germaine Crow, 48, died when their car swerved off U S 224 four miles west of Ottawa and struck a bridge. The crash was reported by AP in Ottawa Ohio.

Ottawa, Ohio van Wert U.S. 224 Here Floyd Crow Germaine

Firemen Aid Three Amid Breathing Trouble

Three people were helped by the Fire Department emergency squad yesterday and admitted to Middletown Hospital. Lou Ellen Back, 64, of 727 Yankee Road, and Sylvia Oligee, 51, of 1515 Smith Ave., were listed in fair condition today. Auttie Gibson, age not listed, of 1302 Reynolds Ave., was reported in good condition this morning. Shirley Turks, 14, of 207 Curtis St., fainted at home Saturday and was aided by the squad. she was not hospitalized.

Fire Department Middletown Hospital Lou Ellen Back Yankee Road Sylvia Oligee Smith Ave Manchester Avenue Auttie Gibson Reynolds Ave Shirley Turks Curtis St

Car fire on McCurry and Garfield area damages Palmer vehicle

Firefighters responded to an early alarm at McCurry Avenue and Garfield Street where Kenneth Palmer's 1956 model car caught fire under the hood. The blaze, blamed on a flooded carburetor, caused 125 dollars in damage. Firemen yesterday checked a grease fire at the Ervin McIntosh home and were sent to a false alarm at Hudson Avenue and Garfield Street.

McCurry Avenue Garfield Street Kenneth Palmer Elk Creek ‘Road Ervin McIntosh Jewell Ave Hudson Avenue

Civitans Hear Regional Manager On Insurance Role

R. W. Kohankie regional manager of the General Adjustment Bureau Service at Cincinnati speaks on his firm's role in the insurance business at the Civitan Club noon meeting tomorrow. The gathering is at the Manchester Motor Inn.

R. W. Kohankie General Adjustment Bureau Service Cincinnati Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn

Busy Week Ahead At MU OXFORD

MU schedules a crowded weekend before Christmas recess with final performances of Oedipus, King of Thebes at Fisher Hall 8 p.m. and Red Cap Revue in Benton Auditorium, plus a Sunday concert by the Oxford String Quartet with Charles T. Smith and Harold Roberts at 8 p.m. in Benton. Over twenty social events including dinners dances and open houses are listed on the university calendar.

Oxford Miami University Fisher Hall Benton Auditorium Oxford String Quartet Charles T. Smith Harold Roberts

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