Thieves Take Cash From Two Broad Street Churches
Police report two church break ins on Broad Street netted about 872.50 in cash. St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church lost about 65 from the office after glass was broken, while Calvary Methodist yielded 7.50 from three glass jars. Juvenile speculation noted and warnings issued to church officials.
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S. Broad Street
Roy Crout
H. H. Jung
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Calvary Methodist Church
S. Broad St
Louis Janka
O.S. Hall
Joseph Blackmore
Medic Talks On Health In Industry
About 140 foremen and nurses attended a Middletown training session where Dr. W E Obetz of the Ohio Industrial Commission outlined occupation diseases such as dermatitis lead poisoning and silo cosis. He noted 1953 industrial disease claims totaled 2 878 000 and urged better facilities clothing and job assignment practices plus petroleum cleaning agents. A guided Aeronca plant tour followed his talk with next week’s session set in Aeronca’s conference room led by local officials and company personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
W. E. Obetz
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Obetz
Aeronca
Larry Osborne
Clyde Pierson
Middletown High School
Louis Brown
Armco Steel Corp
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safe
Covnell
Three Forfeit Bonds Filed In Franklin Court
Three defendants failed to appear in municipal court and bonds were forfeited by Judge J. T. Riley. William Beakler of Miamisburg forfeited a $100 bond for driving while intoxicated, James Robert Browder of Miamisburg forfeited a $15 bond for speeding, and John Heckler Sr. of California Kentucky forfeited a similar bond for reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
William Beakler
Miamisburg
James Robert Browder
John Heckler Sr
California
Pike Bonds Endangered by Legislature Power Shift
Allison C. Neff of Armco Drainage warns that allowing the Ohio Legislature to authorize bond sales and set the turnpike right of way could jeopardize funding for the Cincinnati Conneaut Turnpike. Opponent William Reardon argues the Ferguson bill would transfer too much authority from the turnpike commission. About $700,000 has been allocated for location studies as the proposed toll road would traverse southeastern Butler County near Blue Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Ohio
Allison C. Neff
Armco Drainage & Metal Products Co
Ohio Highway and Turnpike Assn
Ohio State Highways and Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Nfl
William Reardon
Cincinnati
Turnvike Commission of Authority
General Assembly
Neff
Butler County
Blue Ball
Lone Mishap Mars Record
Yesterday a rear end collision at N Main and Central Avenue caused 140 dollars in damage. David Pence 23 West Middletown Rt 2 said he stopped to avoid pedestrians crossing against the light. La Verne Lillian James 36 300 Marshal Rd reported unable to stop in time. Pence’s car 90 dollars damage James car 50 dollars. The second mishap on Ohio 747 south of Rt 4 involved James Burgim 38 Struck by Lawrence Haskell 35 Hamilton. occurred at 10 20.
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N. Main Street
Central Avenue
David Pence
West Middletown
James
Ohio 747
Rt. 4
James Burgim
Bree Dr
Eg Auto
Lawrence Haskell
Preston - Glendale Pike
Hamilton
Adventists To Lead Service At Lebanon Prison Farm
The Missionary Volunteer Society of Middletown Seventh Day Adventist Church will conduct worship services February 6 at Lebanon Prison Farm starting at 4 PM. Miss Lillian Hall will preside with Miss Marjorie Mills assisting. Leon Miles, senior leader and teacher, will show a religious film. the society visits the farm the first Sunday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Volunteer Society
Middletown
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Lebanon Prison Farm
Lillian Hall
Marjorie Mills
Leon Miles
Armco Stock Soars On Proposed 2-1 Split And 60 Million Plan
Armco Steel Corp stock climbed on the NYSE after directors proposed a two-for-one split and a 60 million dollar capital expenditure for capacity expansion. Shareholders of record Feb 11 will receive a 90 cent dividend, with the issue to be split after authorization at the April 22 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Armco
New York
San Francisco Exchange
Charles R. Hook
Middletown
Hook
Armco International Corp
At The Movies showings at Paramount Strand and more
Paramount shows French Line at 2:45 6:20 9:30 p.m. and Rambo Prison at 1:30 5:00 8:20 p.m. Strand plays High and Mighty at 1:15 5:10 9:05 p.m. Ride Vaquero at 3:40 7:35 p.m. Wednesday offers Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at 1:15 5:15 9:20 p.m. A Woman's Face at 3:20 7:25 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambo
Dr. Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Shafer-Nelbar underpass opening eyed for Feb 13
City Manager Howard H. Kramer said McGraw Construction plans a concrete pour today unless rain stops it. If the pour proceeds, a Feb 13 ceremony may be held though some concrete work might remain unfinished, with enough completed for City Commission acceptance.
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Shafer-Nelbar
Howard H. Kramer
McGraw Construction Co
Kramer
Salvation Army Auxiliary reports Christmas drive totals
At a luncheon meeting the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary announced a Christmas effort of 9353.51 with a booth collection of 676.20. 150 dolls were dressed for Toy Land, and plans for an antique fair March 12 13 at the Manchester Hotel were discussed to fund Salvation Army work.
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Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary
Charles Johnston
Citadel Corps
William L. Bergman
Cecil Kindred
Salvation Army
Toyland Project
Kenneth Coburn
Manchester Hotel
Auxiliary
Polio Booth Nets $132 From Downtown Drive
Epsilon Sigma Alpha ran a downtown polio booth on its last day collecting 132.42 as part of a total of 3404.10, down from 4076.16 last year. Y-Teens submitted 370.28 from Tag Day last Saturday. WPFB polio auction begins today with final bidding on Feb 8 at the Paramount Theater stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
WPFB
Paramount Theater
Pack Six Awards Cubs New Honors
Members of Dens One, Five, Two and Seven of Pack Six received advancements in cubbing led by cub master Wally Frayer. Awards included Wolf Silver Arrow and Service Star for John Conarroe, Jim Brooks Lion Gold Arrow Silver Arrow and Webelos, John Hunt Bear Badge and Gold Arrow, Harold Knep shied Bear Badge and Service Star, Buster Strassburger Bear Silver Arrow and Service Star, Jim Can Jim Canada Bear Gold Arrow and Bear Silver Arrow, with Bobcat awards to David Clendenin Michael Bowling Eddie Piewatt and Danny Tutt. One car service pins went to Dan Daly Dwicht Wa ters Ross Hollenbauch Kenneth Carder Robert Barnhart Walter Hackney Roger Phillins Russell Phillins Bobby Conlee David Fisher Donald Schmidt Bruce Frallie Cleas Hunt June Daly. Pack Six will meet in uniform at First Methodist Church for Sunday church service.
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Wally Frayer
John Conarroe
Jim Brooks
John Hunt
Harold Knepshied
Buster Strassburger
Jim Can- Jim
Canada
Bear
David Clendenin
Michael Bowling
Eddie Piewatt
Danny Tutt
Dan Daly
Dwicht Waters
Ross Hollenbauch
Kenneth Carder
Robert Barnhart
Walter Hackney
Roger Phillins
Russell Phillins
Bobby Conlee
David Fisher
Donald Schmidt
Bruce Frallie
Cleas Hunt
June Daly
First Methodist Church
Dose Of Rat Poison Hospitalizes Woman
A 36 year old local woman was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after reportedly taking rat poison at her home. Police received the call at 1 10 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
February Building Runs Off With $164000 Permits
Middle town kicked off February construction with permits totaling $164000 issued before noon by acting inspections chief Frank Ludewig. Armco Steel Corp. received two permits for buildings to support a new water treatment system valued at $132000, built by McGraw Construction Co. One building will house filter equipment and the other a pumping station. A basement addition to the Episcopal Church of the Ascension was approved for $10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank Ludewig
Armco Steel Corp
Treatment Sysem
McGraw Construction Co
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
GI Bill Debate Clarifies Education Benefit Eligibility
Veterans and recruiters scramble as new guidance narrows GI Bill education benefits for those not sworn in before midnight. Rep Schenck's letter hints at possible full benefits if Senate passes a House measure, but local offices warn the timing is late. The VA notes new peace time benefits may apply to future enlistees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schenck
Ren. Schneck
Senate
House
Thos
Veterans Administration
Police Briefs Report Arrests on Various Warrants
Police yesterday arrested Fred King a 19 at the rear of the Earle Hotel on an AWOL charge Jack Cretors age 34 at his home on an assault and battery warrant and F ion Hughes age 38 at the City Building on a warrant charging failure to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Central Ave
Earle Hotel
Jack Cretors
Park St
Fion Hughes
Crawford
Smoke fills home as defective furnace triggers alarm
Firemen report a defective oil furnace caused heavy smoke at the home of Dean Russ 1246 F len Dr this morning. The blaze caused no damage and firemen from Companes responded at 8 56 a m.
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Dean Russ
Flen Dr
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Sande Fay
Hugh Frost
Gerald Simpson
Billy
Julie McCall
Civic Association
Journal
Blevins
Middletown Beer Distributors
State St
Ed Poling
Jack Barnes
Andrew Stephens
Clarence Bailey
East End
Rothman
Wpholstery Shop
Moore St
the Order
Mars
Adventists
Lebanon
Homer D
Incoy-Leffler
Hone
Paramount
Woodlawn Ave
Polio Booth
Pack
Cubs
Marylitsch
Optometrist
Ruby J
FGG
Olga Stoker
Great Hfart Stoker
Stoker
Jellico Fgg
Ashworth Coal
G&g Building Supply CO
Big 4
R. R
First National Bank
Liberace
First National
Member
Federal, Deposit Insurance Corporation
Monroe Branch
Monroe, Ohio
Park Place
Sutphin
Armco East
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