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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1956

Page

2

Local man held in $820000 machine part theft

Middletown police hold a 29 year old man for questioning in a scheme where brass and other machine parts from Shartle Brothers were sold as junk in Dayton. Parts weighing up to 600 700 pounds were involved with thefts over six months. Officials estimate $3000 $4000 in parts found at a Dayton junk yard and note metal cost 1 per pound while junk buyers paid 20 cents per pound.

Middletown Daytona Shartle Brothers Machine Division Black Claws Or Co Eugene Wolgamot Dayton H. W. Martin Shartle Brothers Adam Bridge Cincinnati

MHS Students Top County Tests Reach Top 10

County wide general scholarship test results place four Middletown High School students in the top ten. Ronald Agronin earned third, Robert Brumfield fifth, with Mary Ann Weikel and William Walter tied for a spot. Honorable mention went to Ppiscing in the upper 25 percent. Other Middletown names listed include David Bessel Janet Martin Michael Scham John Day James McClain and more. Lemon Monroe and Fenwick students also highlighted.

Middletown High School C. Hi. Williams Ronald Agronin Robert Brumfield Mary Ann Weikel William Walter David Bessel Janet Martin Michael Scham John Day James

Ahepa To Honor Leaders At Banquet Here Sunday

Ten past presidents of the Middletown Hamilton Chapter 209 of the Order of Ahepa will be honored with awards at a past presidents banquet at 6 30 p m Sunday at the Manchester Hotel National Ahepa president Stephen S Scopas of New York City will present pins and citations and address the group Also to speak are Carl V Weygandt chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court and Mrs Tula Zotaley grand president of the Daughters of Penelope The Middletown Hamilton Ahepa Chapter founded in 1928 aims to foster Greek American relations and its May Festival remains a notable event in the organization.

Middletown- Hamilton Order of Ahepa Manchester Hotel Ahepa Stephen S. Scopas New York City Scopas Chris D. Pape George T. Poolitsan Paul Mathews George C. Lambesis Vasilios P. Karras Peter Laras Gus Valen George J. Cavalaris Gus J. Lazares Albert Jones St. John’s University School of Law New York Order of Ahepa Paul of Greece Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court Tula Zotaley Minneapolis Minn The Daughters of Penelope Zoe Cavalaris Charlotte D of Middletown - Hamilton Poolitsan Middletown Frank J. Lausche Cleveland Peter G. Giovas Josie Chase Ohio

At The Movies Showings This Week

Paramout Strand Colonial Dixie present a slate of thrillers and westerns with showings across Thursday and Friday. Night of the Hunter Land of Fury Carnival Story Chief Crazy Horse Apache Ambush Naked Amazons Fury in Paradise Last of the Desperadoes There’s Always Tomorrow This Is My Love Passion schedule varies by theater and time.

Bedrooms Heavily Damaged By Fire

A fire last night at 338 Oxford State Road caused heavy damage to two bedrooms in a cottage belonging to Mr and Mrs Tony Welch. About 20 South Middletown firefighters fought the blaze reported at 8 p m. Damage was estimated at 2000. The occupants were away when discovered. Firemen were on scene 90 minutes.

Oxford State Road Tony Welch South Middletown Wilbur Stoufe

NOMA Members Tour Fisher Body Plant

About 60 Area NOMA members and guests toured the Fisher Body Plant in Hamilton replacing their monthly meeting. They viewed the fabricating operation producing auto bodies for Chevrolet Buick Pontiac Oldsmobile and Cadillac, including plant and main offices, and heard the facility was among the world’s largest and most modern. The group had dinner in the company cafeteria before the tour.

No Damage From Fire At Central Church Construction

Firefighters from Companies 1 and 4 with the ladder unit contained a small blaze in a basement at the Central Church of Christ under construction at Germantown Road and N Verity Parkway. No injuries or major damage reported after an alarm at 6 25 p m.

Central Church of Christ Germantown Road N. Verity Parkway

Prom Jubilee Leaders Named At Midtown High School

City Commission Story notes the 1956 Midtown High School Prom Jubilee organizers naming Eliott Levy as senior adult chairman and Mrs. Carl Burgess as junior adult chairman Betsy Little was elected junior student chairman and Bill Walker senior student chairman A 1952 to present jubilee activity report was shown with prom movies and a student poll showing 997 percent in favor of the event Additional chairmen will be announced later.

Eliott Levy Carl Burgess Betsy Little Bill Walker Stan Kenton Aoeee Walker

Tuttle Honored by City for Planning Service

William F. Tuttle chief engineer of Armco Steel Corp was honored by Middletown city commissioners for five years on the planning commission. A resolution praised his faithful constructive service to the city and Paul Kordenat was appointed to succeed him.

William F. Tuttle Armco Steel Corp Middletown Planning Commission Allison C. Neff John E. Burdsall Francis Carmody William §. Helton Kordenat Warren G. Printz Charles W. Thompson

Police Briefs Jumpstart Camden Theft Reported

J E Howerton of Camden Route 1 reported the theft of a 1950 model auto with license 5146MR from S Main Street last night Patrolman John Combs recovered a stolen car in the 1309 block of Carolina Street owned by Warner Davis of 842 S River Street Franklin stolen Sunday from behind the 1000 block of Central Avenue A break in at the First Church of God Crawford Street netted nothing thieves entered through a window an office door was broken open Carl Higgins of 1218 Baltimore Street reported a headlight theft yesterday

J. E. Howerton Camden Rt. 1 S. Main Street John Combs Carolina Street Warner Davis S. River St Franklin Central Avenue First Church of God Crawford Street Carl Higgins Baltimore St

Three men bound to grand jury in dope case

Three defendants Curtis Williams James Skinner and Harold Walker were bound to the grand jury under 25000 bonds after a four hour Municipal Court hearing. Police seized 106 heroin capsules a hypodermic needle and $1500 at Williams home.

Butler County Municipal Cour Curtis ‘Big June’ Willams 18Th Ave James Skinner Dayton Harold Walker Middletown Williams Ohio Columbus Cincinnati J. Paul Prear John Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Walker Knight Dayton Police Howerton

Printing Union Wins Election At Pollock Corp

The Printing & Pressmen's Union AFL-CIO won bargaining rights at Pollock Paper Corp Middletown plant extending representation from printing and press to machine shop and warehouse. NLRB tally: 83 of 86 eligible employees voted, all for the union. no opposition. Election conducted by Eugene Curtis of the Cincinnati NLRB office.

Afl-Cio Middletown Pollock Paper Corp NLRB Eugene Curtis Field Cincinnati National Labor Relations Board

Girl Scout Troop 149 Names Leaders at Meeting

Officers and patrol leaders were selected in a recent meeting of Girl Scout Troop 149 announced by Leader Mrs Paul Franz and Assistant Leader Mrs Herschel Bennett. Carol Reid became scribe Barbara Bukovina treasurer patrol leaders Patricia Thier Dixie Cramer assistant Pauline Kipus Dharma Fisher and Juliette Low representative Betty Jo Keuthan.

Paul Franz Herschel Bennett Carol Reid Barbara Bukovina Patricia Thier Dixie Cramer Pauline Kipus Dharma Fisher Juliette Low Betty Jo Keuthan

Judge Dismisses Charge Against Irene Duncan in Theft Case

Municipal Judge J T Lamb dismissed a charge of receiving stolen property against Irene Duncan 35 of 815 4th Ave due to insufficient evidence. The alleged $780 theft from Ta Ho Tavern involved her 17 year old son who allegedly handed the money to his mother and then her husband Duncan snatched it. Det Harold Gray testified the mother shrugged and said I didnt know it. Duncan awaits grand jury action on three burglary and larceny counts. The boy is on probation from the Boys Industrial School for breaking and entering. In separate action David Sorrell 37 of 1723 Ej eming Rd was ordered to serve 30 days in county jail for disorderly conduct plus 78 days on old cases. A menace and threat charge against Sorrell was dismissed.

J. T. Lamb Irene Duncan 4Th Ave Harold Gray Duncan Boys’ Industrial School

Services Led By Hutchinson At Friendship Baptist

Rev Clifford Hutchinson and his Grand Avenue Church of God group will lead services tomorrow for Friendship Baptist Church per club president Mrs Ariena Johnson. The meeting will begin at 7 30 p m.

Clifford Hutchinson Grand Avenue

Escapee From Hamilton Jail Is Sentenced

John R. Wolff 21 of Hamilton received five years in the South Carolina penitentiary at Columbia after being convicted in Sumter for house breaking and grand larceny. He escaped Butler County Jail on Jan 13 with James L Taylor and Leonard Hamilton. Jackson Bosch, Butler County prosecutor, said a hold was placed on Wolff by Sumter authorities and Indiana also issued a hold. Wolff is not eligible for parole but could be released after five years for good behavior. He had used the name James Thomas Williams during the arrest.

John R. Wolff Hamilton Butler County South Carolina Columbia Wolff Sumter S. C James Thomas Williams Jackson Bosch Indiana Bosch James L Taylor Cincinnati Leonard Hamilton Louis Fritz Taylor Ohio

Underwriters Meet at Colony Restaurant Tomorrow

Members of the Middletown Association of Life Underwriters will gather at noon tomorrow at the Colony Restaurant for a program on radio transcriptions. Joseph H. LeMoyne and Dan Humphryes of WPFB sales staff will lead the event.

Middletown Assn. of Life Colony Joseph H. LeMoyne Dan Humphryes WPFB

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MHS Paramount NOMA U.S Minute-Maid Central Ave Monthau City Commission Tuttle Trip Prear Mitted James Howerton J. A. McIntosh Williams Home Walker Council Skinner Wiliams Williams House Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Printing Union Pollock Corp Harold's Outlet Central Strand Theatre Dial Chertorams David Sorrell Ejeming Rd Sorrell Iscapee Gillen Crow Drug Stores Sebald Oil CO Curtis ST Spebsqsa Acronca Management Club Seite H.P. Motor Lufkin Piri Ae Sander Oho Disston Industro Flowan Lowe Jig Ole General Merchandise Grimes
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