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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1956

Page

4

Hearing Set On Annexation Of 2607 Acre North Middle Area

Butler County commissioners fix 11 am April 17 for a public hearing on a petition to annex 2607 acres north of the city. Petition signed by over 1000 resident freeholders, largest to seek city merger. Legal steps include six weeks of newspaper notices and conspicuous posting. Vernon Gose is petitioners’ agent. petition circulated by a committee led by Don Reichelderfer. Walter R. Bender is counsel.

North Middletown Butler County Ohio Vernon Gose Wilbraham Rd Warren County Butler Miami River Don Reichelderfer Manchester Rd Walter R. Bender Counssel

Three Held in Narcotics Case Face Charges Today

Three men arrested after an alleged heroin capsule sale at 800 18th Ave are slated for charges later today. Curtis Williams 31 of 800 18th Ave faces possession and sale allegations. Harold Walker 28 of Dayton charged with possession. James Skinner 43 may not be charged. Joe Tucker 28 of Dayton identified as a major heroin supplier is held in Dayton city jail.

18Th Ave John Fitzgerald Middletown Curtis “Big Junior” Williams Harold H. Walker Dayton James T. Skinner Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation London H. S Murat Joe Tucker

Valley Cities Survey Shows Business Okay

The Miami Valley five cities Oxford Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield show business gains in the Miami Business Review. For Nov 1954 to Nov 1955 building permits up 55.6 percent bank debits 10.8 percent higher portal receipts 11.6 percent greater and sales tax receipts across 10 counties up 7.2 percent. Stock values of 10 copper firms rise toward 296.2 in November 1955 from 100 in 1935-39.

Oxford Miami Valley Miami Business Review School of Business Administration Miami University Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield

Fathers Honored By Jr Tri-Hi Y at YMCA Dinner

Jr Tri-Hi Y members entertained their fathers with a Valentine covered dish supper at the YMCA. About 60 attended the affair featuring a program of songs and hits staged by seventh to ninth graders from Roosevelt and McKinley junior high schools.

Jr. Tri-Hi-Y YMCA Roosevelt and McKinley Heahs

Brotherhood Week Plans To Be Made

Final plans for Brotherhood Week in February 1926 will be made tonight when the local brotherhood committee meets at 8 at the YMCA. Committee Chairman Ralph Knight will preside. The council of Churches Bnai Brith and NAACP sponsor the local effort with details on a city wide meeting February 23 expected to be developed.

Brotherhood YMCA Ralph Knight Council of Churches B'nai B'rith NAACP

Smoke but no fire reported at Roy Sommers home

Firefighters found a smoking furnace at 850 6th Ave at 7 18 a m. today but No damage occurred. Company 1 crews responded and determined no active blaze at Roy Sommers residence.

Roy Sommers 6Th Ave

Police Cite 1 Here After Car Crashes

Four people were cited into court after four city traffic incidents yesterday. Kay Thomas, Guy Thomas faced unlicensed driver and related charges after a 3:40 p.m. collision at 1st Avenue and Canal Street. Charles Chalfin and James Bowen were involved in separate crashes with 150 and 100 dollars in damage. William McDonough was cited for failure to yield right of way in a crash with George Flynn at Verity Parkway and Columbia Avenue. A parked car owned by Lee Pearson was struck in a hit and run at Grove Street and Michigan Avenue with 50 dollars damage.

Kay Thomas Henry Ave Guy Thomas 1St Avenue Canal Street Charles Chalfin Superior Ave William McDonough Okeana Rt. 1 George Flynn McGee Ave N. Verity Parkway Columbia Avenue Lee Pearson Michigan Ave Grove Street Michigan Avenue

Brownie Troops Create Valentines for Middletown Hospital

Brownie Troop 90 members from Wilson School made heart shaped tray favors and sachets with a Valentine flavor for Middletown Hospital patients. The goods were delivered by troop representatives Mrs Frank Troutvine Jr and Mrs William Neunswander after tours of Manchester Hotel and Greene Ladd Brokers.

Middletown Hospital Brownie Troop 90 Wilson School Frank Troutvine Jr William Neunswander Manchester Hotel Greene & Ladd Brokers Holy Trinity School Joseph Capozzi Louis Rossi

Valentine Party Set By Golden Age Club

The Golden Age Club plans a Valentine party at 1 30 p m during tomorrow’s Civic Association meeting. Members are asked to bring an original verse. The club will also begin preparing Easter Seal campaign envelopes tomorrow.

Golden Age Club The Civic Association

Wonder Horse And Pard Pass Crockett On Trail

Davy Crockett and Silver the wonder horse faced stiff crowds at the Paramount, drawing 4 002 attendees for the Lone Ranger feature while Crockett’s film drew about 2 000 at best in June. Ticket lines stretched to the block ends, and sales paused 2 30 to 4 30 p m to ease lobby congestion.

Davy Crockett Paramount Davy Central YMCA James Raridon Davey Crockett Lone Ranger

Palmer Named Alternate For Naval Academy Nominations

Walla R. Palmer Jr. of 133 Garfield St. has been named a second alternate to the U S Naval Academy for the class entering in July by Congressman Schenck and Senator Bricker. John Kenneth Buell was named a second alternate as well. Two will be chosen from the third district after civil service exams and medicals. no vacancies exist at the Military Academy so no nominations were made.

Walla R. Palmer Jr Garfield St U.S . Naval Academy Palmer Paul Schenck John Bricker Ohio John Kenneth Buell Carolina St Naval Academy Congressman Schenck Ted McClanahan Dayton Donald Robert Stitsinger N. E St Hamilton McClanahan Joseph Marr Hyde Park Dr John Michael Delaney Rene Joseph Affourtit Stitsinger Gary Butts Buell James R. King Lockwood Ave Donald Ray Hudson Military Academy Schenck

Woman Shoots Hubby In Leg

OXFORD T Z Gibson 36 is in Mercy Hospital with a bullet wound in the left leg after an altercation at 323 N Campus Ave. Annie Pearl Gibson 28 is in Butler County jail charged with shooting with intent to wound. She claims the gun went off during a struggle after husband allegedly struck her. she pleads not guilty and awaits Butler County grand jury consideration.

Oxford T. Z Gibson Mercy Hospital Annie Pearl Gibson Bater County Hamilton Campus Ave John J. Corso Butler County

TAPPI Plans Dinner Meeting in Ohio Section

The Ohio Section of the Technical Assn. of the Pulp & Paper Industry will hold a 6 p.m. dinner meeting at the Legion home. Dr. James d A Clark, president of Changewood Corp. and Sylvan Engineering Co., will speak on Stock Preparation. Dr. Clark is a Cape Town and London alumnus who began in papers in 1925 and is a member of the Institute of Paper Chemistry. A social hour precedes the dinner.

Ohio Technical Assn Pulp & Paper Industry Legion Home James D’a. Clark Changewood Corp Sylvan Engineering Co University of Cape Town South Africa University of London Clark Institute of Paper Chemistry

Sherman PTO to Hear Talk by H H Lawrence

Sherman School parents will hear H H Lawrence Middletown High School history teacher speak on Our Great American Patriots at 7 30 p m Thursday in the school meeting room. A demonstration of visual aids in the classroom will be presented by the Sherman School Creative Arts Club.

H. H. Lawrence Middletown High School Sherman School PTO

Reserve Airman Wallace B Stone Promoted

The Cincinnati Air Reserve Center announced the reserve promotion of Wallace B Stone to airman first class. Stone, of 2116 Lamberton Street, served five years on active duty in World War II and has spent eight years with the 9529th Air Reserve Squadron which conducts training sessions in Middletown.

Wallace B. Stone Lamberton St Cincinnati

Sertoma To Hear Of Atomic Market

T. R. Clark of the aircraft nuclear propulsion department will address the Sertoma Club at the Hotel Manchester tonight The talk titled The Atomic Market discusses the atomic industry as a commercial potential for small business He will also show the film A Is For Atom

T. R. Clark Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department Sertoma Club Manchester Clark

Tuesday meetings in South Middletown and beyond

Local notices list Tuesday gatherings including South Middletown Fire Department at 6 30 p m 1108 Forrer Street Sertoma Club at Manchester Hotel North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m North Middletown Fire House Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW at 7 30 p m post headquarters Mayfield Fire Department 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House Lemon Monroe Band Boosters 7 30 p m Lemon Monroe High School Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion 7 45 p m Armory Sportsmen s Club 8 p m club FOE 8 p m hall SPEBSQSA 8 p m Legion St John PTA 8 p m church basement

South Middletown Fire Department Forrer St Sertoma Club Manchester North Middletown Fire Assn North Middletown Miami Valley Post VFW Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Lemon-Monroe Lemon-Monroe High School Armory FOE Hall Spebsqsa Legion St. John

Evening Club and Civic Association Schedule

Golden Age Club meets at 1 30 pm while Civic Association events occur. National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry holds 7 30 pm sessions at the Armory. Franklin FOE Auxiliary officers meet 7 30 pm with membership at 8 pm. FOPA gathers at 8 pm at Police Pistol Range. Fenwick Welfare Assn 8 pm at the school.

Golden Age Club Civic Association National Guard 107Th Armored Cavalry Franklin Foe Fenwick Welfare Assn

Thugs Take Suits Hat Leave Pants In Dwight Kirk Break‑in

Thieves smashed a back door to enter the Dwight Kirk home at 106 N High View Rd Sunday between 3 and 8 p.m. and stole one hat and multiple suits and coats valued around 300 dollars plus a table clock while Mrs Kirk’s clothes were untouched. Police noted other weekend break-ins yielded cash and items including seven radiators at Cohen Brothers and a candy machine pried open at Dumford Trucking.

Dwight Kirk N. Highview Rd Kirks Kirk Highley Sutphin St Cohen Brothers, Inc Woodlawn Ave Dumford

Woman Reports Purse Snatching On Manchester Avenue

A Middletown woman told police last night that a youth about 18 grabbed her purse containing $25 near Manchester Avenue and Webster Street. Betty Lyle said the attacker wore a brown jacket and blue jeans, about five feet eight inches tall, and the green purse held identification and a black fold photos.

Middletown Manchester Avenue Webster Street Sam Moore Betty Lyle Clark Sr

Class of 1931 Plans Reunion in Middletown

Members of the Middletown High School 1931 graduating class plan a 25 year reunion in Middletown this summer. Tentative events include an informal dance June 20 at the Manchester Hotel and an informal gathering the night before. Organizers include Kathryn McCue Helen Kraft Mary Tobias Edythe Downing Georgia Weaver James Lawrence Frizer Myers Robert Kimball Robert Litsch Jack Byrum Dick Hayes Harold Hogg Joe Ritter Earl Killman and Ross Snyder.

Middletown High School Middletown Manchester Hotel Kathryn McCue Helen Kraft Mary Tobias Edythe Downing Georgia Weaver James Lawrence Frizer Myers Robert Kimball Robert Litsch Jack Byrum Dick Hayes Harold Hogg Joe Ritter Earl Killman Ross Snyder

Deliquent Tax List Publication Planned

Hamilton special report notes 640 persons owe 93038.47 in 1955 taxes. Unpaid amounts include 81943.55 general personal property and 11994.92 classified taxes on interest and dividends. Payments may be made at Butler County courthouse Hamilton or Middletown City Building branch.

Hamilton R. H. Smith Butler County Middletown

At The Movies Showings Across Theaters

Paramount presents Lake Command and All That Heaven Allows with a late run. Strand features Man From Lara mie Megal Carnival Story and Land of Fury across multiple times. Colonial screens The Lieutenant Wore Skirts, Dixie Cruise In offers Susan Slept Here and Africa Adventure with late showings.

Paramount Lake Command Laramie Megal Susan

Butler Rules Hummel Goofed On Signatures

Edward J. Hummel of Cincinnati seeking the Republican nomination for secretary of state had petitions invalidated by the Butler County Election Board. The board ruled a signature invalid and faulted a circulator not being a Republican. with withdrawals the petitions now span 29 counties though 30 are required. Incumbent Ted W. Brown also seeks the nomination.

Cincinnati Edward J. Hummel Butler County Election Board Hummel Elections Board Harry B. Grevey C. H. Moorman Fairfield Moorman Butler County Newport, Ky Brown

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