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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

2

City heating code set for Dec. 26 vote after delays

Middletown City Commission pledges action on a proposed heating code at the December 26 meeting after repeated postponements. Heating contractors led by John Connaughton urged study and changes citing licensing provisions and project demands. Commission chair Francis Carmody defended years of review and warned that December 26 would be the final date.

Middletown Heati Tractors Association John Connaughton Hamilton Connaughton Commission Francis Carmody Peortel C. B. Stiles

Walton Elected President of Middletown FOP Lodge

Sgt. Robert Walton was elected president of the Middletown Fraternal Order of Police Lodge at a last night meeting at the Police Pistol Range. Other officers include Gray re elected, and Lloyd Brewer, Arnold Ferguson, Lloyd Reffitt, and Dan Pelfrey newly chosen for one year. Harold Norris was elected president of the FOPA for the coming year. The group plans to install officers on January 16 during the Patrolman of the Year banquet.

Robert Walton Middletown Fop Harold Norris FOPA Wilbur Flory Jet Porter Robert Trimble Harvey Price

Not All Opposed Says Middletown Contractors

William LaPorte vice president of the Middletown Heating and Air Conditioning Assn told The Journal that most contractors support the new heating code ordinance. He noted a seven year effort by a four contractor committee to craft a code aimed at protecting homeowners. He criticized a small group's action for implying universal opposition.

William LaPorte Middletown Heating and Air Conditioning Assn Thisernine LaPorte

Middle Town considers fluoridation and urban renewal orders

City Commission advances a fluoride decision amid petitions and public health concerns. Officials also adopt a second reading of an urban renewal ordinance and approve multiple contractor invoices for sewer, street, and plant projects with costs totaling over 264 thousand dollars.

Bny Am-C Haddad Construction &Co Wildwood Charles F. McCurdy H. W. Miller Sh. C. Nutting F. B. Browne

Army Handles Cargo In Yokohama Amid Stevedore Strike

U S Army officials say more than 1,100 American soldiers will handle military cargo in Yokohama Japan as long as the strike by Japanese stevedores continues.

Yokohama Japan U. S. Army

Besteged Maiden Eight Calls Law Over Two Suitors

Eight year old Frances Harrison barricaded in her home at 2620 Shattle St as two nine year old suitors pelted rocks to lure her out. She phoned Law Director Tilmon Ellison, who alerted police. Patrolman Clarence DeHart Jr. ensured the situation ended with the suitors escorted away. Frances’s mother is Ellison’s stenographer.

Middletown Frances Harrison Law Tilmon Ellison Get James Miller Shattle St Clarence DeHart Jr Frances DeHart Doris Harrison Ellison

Middletown Educators Among Miami University Phi Delta Kappa Initiates

A group of 70 will be initiated as charter members of Phi Delta Kappa at Miami University. Four Middletown educators join as transfer members alongside 35 university faculty sponsors. The new Delta Alpha chapter becomes the 97th campus unit with 14 area transfers.

Middletown Miami University New Delta Alpha Thapter Phi Delta Kappa

Salvage Dealer Not Closed Up Says Judge

Judge J T Lamb ruled Monday that Kenneth Smith operator of a salvage business on Oxford State Road is fined one dollar on charges he bought stolen auto parts from a 16 year old boy The judge ordered Smith to appear in court again and to not buy used auto parts from adults or minors Smith may still resell wrecked notes and salvage parts found in the shop The conviction cited purchases from a minor and failure to keep purchase records as proof of wrongdoing

Kenneth Smith Oxford State Road J. T. Lamb Smith

Christmas Pageant Shown By Spring Hill First Graders

Spring Hill PTO held a Christmas pageant featuring first graders directed by Mrs. Farlis Paine. Attendees included Miss Opal Broaddus and Mrs. Corine Bell for awards. Refreshments followed the program.

Spring Hill PTO Farlis Paine Atendante Prises Opal Broaddus Corine Bell

Council Plans New High Adventure Program for Scouts

Pokey Griffith Round-table session announced a council wide High Adventure program for explorer scouts. Elections filled committees with Terry DeFrees Gary Sixt Nickey Dennis Sart Hart Norton Charles and Tice. Representatives urged to attend district meetings as coordinators and serve in advisory roles for the event. Units asked to send a rep to every round table on the second Wednesday each month.

Pokey Griffith Terry DeFrees Troop Gary Sixt Shiplas Nickey Dennis Sart Hart Secty N Norton Charles and Tice

17 Scouts Receive Honors At Troop 11 Court Of Honor

More than 125 scouts and parents attended Troop 11 Christmas covered dish. Court of Honor recognized Kenneth Brown Danny Helm Tom Fuhrman Life Scout awards Dale Meeks Kent Mills Steve Alexander Star Scout Juline Svarda Gary Young Elvin Yarmouth James Cassidy Burl Rogers second class pine John Farkas Tim Nunlist tenderfoot awards Edgar Moore Danny Helm Mike Wilson Eugene Hogg merit badges M. J. Mediey appointed assistant scoutmaster Frank eeete gave opening address Tom Fuhrman served as master of ceremonies group songs and awards presented from troop members.

Kenneth Brown Danny Helm Tom Fuhrman Dale Meeks Kent Mills Steve Alexander Star Scout Juline Svarda Gary Young Elvin Yarmouth James Cassidy Burl Rogers John Farkas Tim Nunlist Edgar Moore Mike Wilson Eugene Hogg

Gas Attendant Robbed by Masked Bandit in Hamilton

Hamilton police report a Speed-E Mart attendant, Robert I Holmes, 36, of 309 N 10th St, beaten and robbed of 40 dollars at 1 15 am by a masked gunman who fled on foot. Holmes described a 20 year old male, 5 9, blond, wearing a black jacket and blue jeans, in fair condition.

Holmes Jae

Health Inspectors Banished After False Home Visit

Middleton police warn residents after a man in a white coat and a woman posing as health workers entered a home to check food and take blood pressure on two children. The Health Department denied sending any inspectors. Officers urge callers to verify identity and call police if credentials are lacking.

Health

Rathman Named to Staff of New Butler County Prosecutor

Middletown attorney William E Rathman was named to the three man staff of Prosecutor-elect Robert Marrs. Joining Rathman are John Mosier and Harry J. Bruewer, both of Hamilton. Bruewer will share duties with Marrs at 116 High St in Hamilton. The new offices will be at the High Street address, with rent paid by the county. Rathman is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest D Rathman of 207 Highland St.

Glen W. Kessler Franklin Joseph Brubaker Gratia Robert D. Lewis Clayton S. Smith Elementy Lebanon John Tromp Talawanda Oxford Carrol Kurtz Wees Alexandria Carl Garnett Hamilton Cego Talawanda High Miami Bari V. Thesken Warren Abraham C. Neale Bogner Lawrence William E. Plc Tthe ‘Graduate School John Dome W. L. Kendall C. Li Kojson David Long Paul Mertil Harry Mohr James N. Ramsey William Ramsey Richard Schilling A. P. Tanner James Niland MiamiSchool of Education Middletown William E Rathman Robert Marrs Butler County Jackson Bosch Rathman Marrs John Mosier Harry J. Bruewer Mosier Condo, Walsh & Stitsinger Iin Bruewer High St

Gales Bat Britain Kill Four as Winter Storm Rages

The worst winter gales swept Britain killing at least four people and bringing heavy snow to parts of Scotland. Gusts reached 112 miles an hour in northern Scotland as the storm advanced across the region.

London Britain Scotland

Firemen tackle two sewer site blazes with no damage

City firemen responded to two alarms last night at sewer construction sites. At 14th Avenue and Curtis Street three men found rubbish burning. A second call at 9:19 pm to Manchester Avenue and Verity Parkway reported torching with four torches overturned in the street.

14Th Avenue Curtis Street Somany Manchester Avenue Verity Parkway

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Set. Walton Snr Tr.Mon Ellison Walter H 'Drane Ohio Pure Water Assn M. G. McCall Junior Achievement Army Montmartre Lala Houette D'Or Doellmann’s Central Ave Besteged Maiden I Krom Council Joseph Blackmore Halsey Bondsman Cash & Property Call Bill Hill Naturalizer
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