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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1956

Page

2

Races To Be Petitioned For Central Committees In Middletown

The Middletown Board of Elections closed petition filings for the May primaries adding four more candidates for central committee posts. Republicans and Democrats filed for ward seats across multiple townships with contests in Morgan and Madison townships. Several incumbents seek state representative, county commissioner, and judicial posts amid a mix of unopposed or contested races.

Middletown Republican Central Committee Dillon Charles Henry Lukey N. Broad St Democratic Central Committee Cleese Dobrozsi Robert E. Thompson Middletown Rt Lemon Township Joseph Bayer 7Th Ave Harold L. Agee Highland Ave Fourth Ward H. O. Augspurger Trenton Madison Township Mark Sheley West Midgotown Wayne Township William R. Hendrickson Austin-Smith Dr Monroe Central Committee Morgan Township Daniel Jo \Roberts Morgan Dilson Harry Wilks Marvin Kline Hamilton James R. Sexton Ralph Colegrove GOP New Court of Domestic Relations Alton H. Combs Arthur Fiehrer Frank F. Wessel Jackson Bosch Andrew Cherney William Manroad Oxford Arthur Reiff Gordon Augspourger Edward H. Dell William Beckett Hamilton David Black Robert L. Marrs Charles H. Jones Martin A. Singer John W. Wende Ben S. van Gorden Joseph Kiep Robert W. Smith Smith Jesse Pochard Victor J. Simpson Earl Hogan Charles M. Sibert Garret J. Boone

Pupils Pick the Illness As Big Story

At Trenton High School social studies pupils across grades eight through twelve ranked the year 1955 events. Eisenhower heart attack led with 916 points, followed by the Salk polio vaccine news at 857 and the Geneva summit talks at 816. Top ten also included Arab Israeli clashes, NATO entry for West Germany, peaceful atomic energy conference, Malenkov Khrushchev changes, Northeast floods, Red China releasing U S captives, and plans to launch an earth satellite.

Trenton Trenton High School Eisenhower U. S Geneva NATO Malenkov Bulgaria Khrushchev Pacific Red China

Jefferson PTA Committee Prepares for Feb. 16 Meeting

Jefferson PTA officers and chairmen met at President Robert Easton’s home to discuss finances and plans for the February 16 session. They approved notebooks to document all projects for a permanent records library and considered how to address the shortage of school rooms and teachers. Refreshments followed.

Jefferson Pta Robert Easton Erie Ave PTA Easton

Springhill PTO Names Lawn Fete Chairmen

The Springhill PTO named Mrs. Robert Francie general chair for the lawn fete this spring and announced other committee chairs at the meeting. The group approved buying several pictures for the school and heard Celia Long discuss child reading. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Lucille Paine’s first grade. lunch followed served by Mrs. Harold Helton and team.

Robert Francie Springhill Celia Long Miss Long Lucille Paine Harold Helton

City cracks down as resident told to dump garbage in trench

Last night the Middletown City Commission passed an emergency ordinance after a local taxpayer refused to haul his garbage to the disposal grounds. The rule requires self-haulers to place refuse in a designated trench and imposes a stiff fine for noncompliance, effective immediately.

Middletown Thompson

Arrest After 1 750 3 Car Wreck On Curtis Street

A $1 750 auto accident involving three vehicles in the 700 block of Curtis Street last night led to the arrest of George E Harris, 47, on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Harris’s car struck a parked auto, damaged the Armco lawn area, and hit another parked car as he allegedly tried to leave. Damages were about $600 to the Harris vehicle, $1 000 to the Cox auto, and $100 to Mangold’s car with minor building damage. Other minor city mishaps followed nearby locations and times.

Curtis Street George E. Harris 18Th Ave Harris Donald Cox Manchester Rd Armco C. A. Mangold Florence St Cox Cox Auto Mangold New York Central Railroad Billy Stanley Hamilton Water Street Elmer Stout Navaho Street Beulah Hughes S. Sutphin St Charlie Spicer Grand Ave Casper Avenue Grimes Street Ann Fossett Spencer Sn Shade Duncil Brentwood St Lorg Place Stevens Avenue

Safety tips after three child molesting incidents in Middletown

Police Chief Joseph Blackmore urged Middletown parents to follow nine safety pointers after three incidents near schools. Children should go straight to school and home after dismissal, avoid strangers, never accept rides or candy, and report anything suspicious to parents teachers or officers. Children should run to safety, note car license numbers and describe suspects, and remember officers are allies.

Joseph Blackmore Middletown Sherman School Lincoln Blackmore

Hills and Dales shopping center planned in Kettering

A 2 million dollar Hills and Dales shopping center will be built this year at the southeast corner of Dorothy Lane and Route 25 in Southern Hills Kettering. The 40 unit center will cover 130000 to 210000 square feet and construction will start when weather allows. Built by Huber Construction Co.

Dayton Dorothy Lane Rt. 25 Hills Kettering Hills and Dales Huber Construction Co

Girl Hurt When Car Leaves Road

A 15 year old girl Norma McKinney daughter of Clifford McKinney Somerville Rt 1 was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated right eyebrow after a one car accident on Old Trace Road about a mile north of the Butler Preble County line. Driver Dudley Lee Bolser 16 Camden Rt 3 failed to negotiate a curve and the wet road sent the car into a ditch then into an embankment causing minor damage.

Old Trace Road Butler- Preble County Norma McKinney Clifford McKinney Somerville Rt. 1 Middletown Hospital Dudley Lee Bolser Camden Rt. 3

At The Movies Showings This Week

Paramount shows Music Land and Lone Ranger on Thursday and Friday with multiple nightly times. Strand screens Kiss the Blood Off My Hands and Johnny Stool Pigeon Thursday and Run For Cover Friday. Colonial offers Running Wild Tarantula and The Lieutenant Wore Skirts on respective days. Dixie Cruise In presents Kentucky Rifles and South Sea Women with evening showings.

Paramount Music Land Lone Ranger Dixie Cruise Kentucky Rifles

East End Mud Bound Prompts Commission Talk

East End residents newly built along Creek View Drive face mud-bound days as the city Commission hears the issue. Acting City Manager Charles W Thompson said the mud areas fall under the developer’s bond obligations, not city responsibility, with street improvements due by year end.

Charles W. Thompson City Commission East End Creek View Drive Central Avenue Charles W Thompson Thompson

Boy Falls From Barn In Oxford In Serious Condition

An eight year old Oxford boy named Hargis Miller Jr. remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a fall from a barn loft at his home on Oxford Route 2. The child was taken to the hospital by a Marshall Smith Funeral Home ambulance.

Oxford Mercy Hospital Hamilton Hargis Miller Oxford Rt. 2 Marshall- Smith Funeral Home

Smoke from York Ave stove company call no fire

Fire department responded to a still alarm at 1705 1707 York Ave. yesterday as three firefighters found smoke issuing from stoves. No blaze or damage was reported and crews confirmed no danger. Alarm time was 10 28 a.m.

York Ave

Wells letter backs fluoridation of city water

G S Wells of 812 Main St submitted a letter to the commissioners urging fluoridation of the city water supply. He emphasized the benefit to residents in the low income group who could gain most from fluoridation.

G. S. Wells Main St

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