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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1954

Page

2

Petitions Signed For School Consolidation Near Unanimous Support

About 100 Lemon Township families in the eastern district signed petitions for merging part of the Lemon Township district with Middletown. Paul E. Wilson, Middletown Safety Council director, said petitions aim for unanimous county approval once all residents sign. Joint sessions have been held, with no firm merger date set, as residents seek closer school access and shorter trips for students.

Lemon Township Middletown Butler County Board of Education Paul E. Wilson Coles Rd Wilson Eeac Ee Overa Safety Council Maple Park School Middletown High Lemon-Monroe High School Roosevelt Junior High School

Injury Fatal To Boy In Hamilton Hits Fourth This Year

A six year old Hamilton boy died early today from injuries after being struck by a truck near his home. James Jones Jr. of 1124 Lane St. was the fourth traffic fatality in Butler County this year and the first in Hamilton in 1954. He suffered a skull fracture and head and left foot injuries. Driver Walter S. Hahn, 42, of Centerville, Ind., said the boy ran from between two parked cars toward the truck and was en route to a grocery with a dollar in hand when placed in an ambulance to Mercy Hospital.

Hamilton James Jones Jr James Jones Lane St Buter County Walter S. Hahn Centerville Ind Mercy Hospital

Paxton Announces Middletown Road Projects Dates

J S Paxton, division engineer, disclosed start dates for three Middletown highway projects. A new Peastown bridge on Route 4 begins in fiscal 1955. Route 73 between Middletown and Route 25 junction expands to four lanes in fiscal 1955. The Middleton Hamilton Pike on Route 4 becomes a four lane divided highway in fiscal 1956, with bids opening March 16 for the Dixie Highway widening south to Fisher Body. Funding comes from state highway funds and the $500 million bond issue approved in November.

Middletown J.S. Paxton State Highway Department Paxton Peasttown Ohio 4 Franklin Maddletown Hamilton Erie Fisher Body State Highway Council

Snowfall Ice Cites Three Way Auto Crash

Early today slippery snow caused a three car collision in the 3600 block of Grand Avenue at 7 a.m. Charles Downey, 34, led the eastbound trio. Grant Shepherd and William S. Reece, 35, collided after attempting to avert the pileup. Damages totaled about 100 dollars as the snow melted under warming temps. A second crash at 12:52 p.m. on Manchester Avenue and Sutphin Street involved Russell Neal, 37, and John Siegmiller, 70, with damages of 100 dollars, Siegmiller car 75 and the truck 25.

Charles Downey Burton Rd Grant Shepherd William S. Reece Middletown Shepherd Auto Downey Reece Auto Shepherd Downey Auto Reece Russell M. Neal Hamilton Rt. 1 John Siegmiller Tytus Ave Manchester Avenue Sutphin Street Hatfield Coal Co Siegmiller

Underpass construction may be begun by April 15

The long awaited Shafer Neibar underpass could start by April 15 as McGraw Construction Co. won the bid after city commissioners awarded the contract for 439 250 to the Middletown firm. The buyer will move temporary tracks to a fill within 60 days and the bid beat an engineer estimate of 636 745.

Shafer- Neibar Charles McGill McGraw Construction Co Middletown McGill McGraw New York Central Railroad Chicago Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co E. J. Sebald Milton Rd Park Board Newman Ebersole S. Main St Department of State United States United Nations U. N J. T. Lamb Ladislas Segoe & Associates John Arpp Co Kramer L. J. Long S. Main Street Main Street

Plug For Club Optimists Win Approval For Show

Middletown Optimists asked City Commission for sanction to hold their first annual Home and Better Living Show to raise funds for the Opti derby. The board approved with no sanction needed, praising the Optimists for their community work.

Middletown City Commission Service Club Francis Carmody

Middletown JA Open House Showcases New Products

More than 200 visitors observed Middletown's future business leaders at a three night Junior Achievement open house. JA director M G McCall said turnout matched expectations at the JA Center, where displays included a shoe freshening deodorant liquid soap a girl's felt collar a television snack table pre shaving lotion and a soap puppy gift package.

Middletown M. G. McCall JA Center

Sign in Dallas cafe cuts coffee price to four cents

A Dallas restaurant posts a notice stating that the wholesale price rise for coffee forces a price reduction from five cents to four cents per cup. The sign signals a rare consumer price drop amid rising costs.

Dallas Tex

Trolley Skids Off 50-Foot Embankment In Cleveland

A trackless trolley slid on wet snow and plunged from Wade Park Avenue into a 50 foot embankment in Rockefeller Park. The driver and nine passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt.

Cleveland Wade Park Avenue Rockefeller Park

Middletown Band to Escort Ohio Princess at Cherry Blossom Parade

The Middletown High School Band has been chosen by the Greater National Capitol Committee to escort the Ohio Princess in the Cherry Blossom Festival parade in Washington on April 1. One state princess hosts the band, Ohio being represented for the first time. Joe Franklin directs the band, and George Koeppel heads Band Associates.

Middletown High School Greater National Capitol Committee Ohio Washington, D. C Paul F. Schenck MHS Lot Joe Franklin George Koeppel Band Associates

GM Official Speaker For Bosses Night

Dr Alfred P Haake economist and lecturer for General Motors will be the featured speaker at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Bosses Night dinner on March 11 at the Manchester Hotel. Walter Evans said Haake, former Rutgers economics head, agreed to speak. Jaycees plan the event with C Dewitt Boyd as ticket chairman and reservations due by February 26.

Alfred P. Haake General Motors Corp Chamber of Commerce Walter Evans Dr. Haake Rutgers University Jaycees Manchester C. Dewitt Boyd Jaycee Basses

Paramount and Strand Films Showtimes This Week

At The Movies Paramount shows Trent's Last Case Sea Around Us on Thursday with multiple showings and Crazy Legs Devil's Canyon Friday. Strand previews I Was a Male War Bride Call of the Wild on Thursday and Friday with evening and late screenings.

Paramount Trent Devil's Canyon Call of the Wild

Meetings Thursday Night Clubs and Lodges Unite

Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7 45 p m Lions Club at 6 30 p m Man chester Hotel Toastmasters at 6 30 p m Gecklers Hearth Blythe Williams Auxiliary at 7 p m headquarters Alpha Council Jr OUAM at 7 30 p m 19 N Broad St 100F Lodge at 7 30 p m Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at 7 30 p m Castle Hall Moose Lodge and officers at 8 p m W Middletown PTA at 8 p m school auditorium 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron at 8 p m Legion home Tried Stone 83 Masonic Lodge at 8 p m AFL Hall

Alcoholics Anonymous Lions Club Manchester Toastmasters Club Gecklers Hearth Blythe-Williams Alpha Council Jr Ouam N. Broad St Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Castle Hall Moose Lodge W. Middletown Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron Legion Home Stone Masonic Lodge AFL

Community Groups Meet at Malta Hall and Colony

Unity Council 241 and D. of A announce an 8 p.m. gathering at Malta Hall while Casualty Underwriters plan a noon meeting at Colony. The events bring together local organizations for discussions and planning.

Colony Unity Council D. of A Malta Hall

Legal Twists Keep Town Pure

In Fairbury Nebraska a city ordinance bans smoking in places selling food. Other ordinances address bets to start dog fights scare horses and the sale of perfumed cigarettes. The town weighs laws on conduct and commerce to maintain order.

Fairbury Neb

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