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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1954

Page

2

Middletown Announces Satisfactory Traffic Signal Tests

Middletown officials report new downtown traffic signals and one way street system testing as completely satisfactory. City Manager Kramer says systems ready for service at 2 30 p m Sunday, with ceremony at City Building attended by Wagner Smith contractors, engineer Roy Fielding, Crouse Hinds reps, Progress Committee chair Donald Driscoll and city leaders.

Middletown Howard H. Kramer C. A. Boeke Public Service Wagner Smith Co Roy Fielding George Howle Cincinnati Crouse- Hinds Co Donald G. Driscoll Middletown Progress Com

New Sorg Warehouse Gains 100000 Permit

Sorg Paper Co receives a 100000 permit from city building commissioner Orville Carson for a single story tilt up concrete warehouse at the Smith Mill site. Donald G. Driscoll states the 196 by 127 feet facility will hold about 25000 square feet of stock and converted paper products. Construction by B D Morgan Co began Feb 1 and aims for completion early this summer.

Sorg Paper Co Orville Carson Donald G. Driscoll Sorg Driscoll B. D. Morgan Co Middletown Smith Mill Carson

Officers Bring Barton Back From California

A Butler County deputy sheriff and two Middletown officers returned from Los Angeles with George Franklin Barton 35 formerly of Crawford Street wanted for shooting Clark Tingley last summer. Barton indicted by the Butler County Grand Jury for shooting with intent to kill is held in Hamilton for a grand jury hearing after extradition.

Butler County Middletown Los Angeles Calif George Franklin Barton Crawford St Barton Grand Jury Clark Tingley Sons’ Grill E. Central Avenue Ralph Bauer Louis Janka Mark Duerr Hamiton Bauer Cali Fornia Hamilton William Schulz Ohio Tingley FBI

Three Doctors Speak To Dental Society In Hamilton

Three Cincinnati doctors spoke to the Keely Dental Society at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton on X ray techniques. Present were Dr Ed Ball, Ball Jr and Dr Don.

Dental Cincinnati Keely Dental Society Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton Ed Ball Ball Jr Don

At The Movies Showings This Weekend

Paramount presents Sword and the Rose at 1 15 4 05 7 00 and 9 50 p m Dumbo at 2 55 5 50 and 8 40 p m Strand shows Golden Idol at 1 15 4 22 7 23 and 10 22 p m City of Bad Men at 2 50 5 56 and 9 02 p m City of Bad Men repeats Saturday at 2 01 5 35 and 8 51 p m Golden Idol at 3 33 7 07 and 10 23 p m.

Paramount

Safe Toy Display Stays On Exhibit

A safe toy exhibit from yesterday's home safety conference remains on display this week. Safety Council Director Wilson announced the display, donated by Cincinnati's Children's Hospital. Dr. Mabel Gardner directed the event for the Business and Professional Women's Club, with Girl Scout Troop 94 and Boy Scout Troop 11 winning prizes.

Civic Association Safety Council Wilson Children's Hospital of Cincinnati Mabel Gardner Business and Professional Women's Club Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Carl J. Shields Dayton Girl Scout Boy Scout Troop 11

County to Receive $271,552 for Poor Relief Fund

Butler County will receive 271 552 dollars from the state for the poor relief fund. Auditor James Rhodes said the funds, from public utilities excise taxes, are in addition to 8 percent millions appropriated by the legislature for relief through the welfare department.

Butler County James Rhodes Welfare Department

Groundbreaking Set Wednesday for Shafer Neibar Underpass Start

City Manager Howard H. Kramer announced a 10 a.m. Wednesday groundbreaking to mark construction of the Shafer Neibar underpass. The ceremony at the north end of Shafer Street will be attended by city officials, New York Central Railroad representatives, Middletown Progress Committee, McGraw Construction Co., and Voight Ivers Seaman consulting engineers.

Shafer - Neibar Howard H. Kramer Shafer Street New York Central Railroad System Middletown

Both Drivers In Crash Draw Fines Jail

In Middletown Municipal Court acting Judge I A Casper fined Robert Trent and Lewis King 200 dollars each plus costs. They received three days in jail and six months driving privileges revoked except for work. The 6:42 pm collision at Fleming Road and N Grimes Street caused 275 and 375 dollars in damage respectively.

Middletown I. A. Casper Robert Trent Brentwood St Lewis C. King Baltimore St Fleming Road N. Grimes Street Casper Trent King Grimes Street

Youth’s Case Is Continued Against Paul Carter

Paul Carter an 18 year old of 1707 Sheridan Ave faced charges of malicious destruction of property. The case was continued to next Friday in Municipal Court with Carter released on a 1000 dollar cash bond. He was arrested yesterday at Lemon Monroe High School on a warrant and is awaiting Butler County grand jury action on eight burglary and larceny counts. The youth allegedly caused 100.48 dollars in damage by throwing rocks at Principal W E Davis’s auto, breaking two headlights a tail light two windshields and a rear window.

Paul Carter Sheridan Ave Carter Lemon-Monroe Hy School Butler County Grand Jury W. E. Davis

Army enlistment of Gene E Blankenship to three-year term

M Sergeant Al Walters reports Gene E Blankenship of German Town Route 1 has enlisted in the Army for three years. He will be sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for assignment.

Gene E. Blankenship Germantown Rt. 1 al Walters Blankenship Ft. Knox, Ky

Middletown man injured when car hits boxcar in St Bernard

A 37 year old Middletown man Howard Ellis suffered fractures internal injuries and multiple cuts after his car crashed into a Baltimore and Ohio boxcar at Vine Street and Railroad Avenue in St Bernard. He was removed after an hour from the wreck and was hospitalized in Cincinnati. Police say Ellis was speeding as warning and traffic lights were operating.

Middletown Baltimore & Ohio Vine Street Railroad Avenue St. Bernard Howard Ellis Yankees Rd Cincinnati Good Samaritan Herbert Kalkbrem

Franklin Mother Told Soldier-Son Is Dead

Mrs. Ella Kaylor of Franklin was notified by the Defense Department that her son, Sgt. Robert J. Bunnell, is presumed dead after earlier reports of him among U S POWs. Bunnell served since 1940, with World War II and Korea assignments, and was listed as missing in January 1951. Sister Mrs. Hart and brother Edmond Bunnell are named relatives.

Defense Department Ella Kaylor River St Franklin Robert J. Bunnell Kaylor Sgt Bunnell Valley Sgt. Bunnell Ing Pentagon 21St Infantry Japan Korea Robert J. Hart Park Ave Edmond Bunnell Jefferson Rd Middletown Bun

County Medical Board awards second $1,000 to school aid

Butler County Medical Society announces a second $1,000 grant to the American Medical Education Foundation. Dr. J. A. Carter notes the need to support 79 accredited medical schools nationwide amid rising training costs. Executive members from Middletown and Hamilton urge continued funding to sustain medical education and public health advances.

County Medical Group American Medical Education Foundation J. A. Carter Butler County Medical Society Carter

Bankers View on Life Insurance Needs at Middletown Luncheon

Melvin Kelso of Oglesby Barnitz Bank outlined life insurance requirements for large and small states during the Middletown Association of Life Underwriters noon luncheon. He cited cash clean up and cash emergency funds, noting inadequate reserves risk investment liquidation and lowered survivor living standards. Glenn Lane moderated. ward Jones chaired. Next meeting set for March 18 at the Manchester Hotel.

Melvin Kelso Oglesby-Barnitz Bank Middletown Assn Glenn Lane Ward Jones Manchester

New Trial Sought in Robinette Case Postponed Hearing

Dennis M. Robinette, 55, Darrtown tavern operator, saw a municipal court hearing postponed a week as his lawyer filed a motion for a new trial in his Butler County Common Pleas conviction. Judge illness and a missing witness prompted delay. hearing now set for Feb 26 at 9:30 a.m. Robinette is already serving a six month sentence with an additional 50 days suspended by juvenile court for contributing to delinquency, tied to a 1952 case.

Dennis M. Robinette Darrtown Butler County Robinette P. P. Boli Arthur C. Hopkins Cincinnati Hopkins Denny’s Place Boli Fred B. Cramer Cramer

Coyle backs Saxbe endorsement from Butler County

Butler County Republican leaders endorsed Champaign lawyer William Saxbe for the U S Senate. Chairman Martin Coyle cited Saxbe's intelligence and progressive representation. The county's executive committee had initially recommended no voter guidance, but the central committee voted to back Saxbe, noting his leadership as Ohio House speaker. Saxbe and Coyle, OSU classmates, spoke on tax policy during the meeting.

William Saxbe Ohio U. S. Senate Martin Coyle Butler County Republican Executive Committee Coyle GOP Central Committee Champaign County Saxbe Ohio House George Bender Cleveland State Republican Committee County Central Committee GOP Executive Committee U.S. Senate Frank Lausche Bob Taft Bill

Thief Steals Golf Clubs From Verity Clubhouse

A break-in at the Verity Golf Club on 2nd Avenue netted James Waxweiler a set of golf clubs valued at 200 dollars. Detectives report intruders pried a east side window, cut a screen, opened an inner window, and took 11 irons, four woods, a red and green plaid nylon bag, and eight balls. Lockers may have been opened but it was unclear if items were taken. Police received the call at 1 45 p m yesterday.

Verity Golf Club 2Nd Avenue James Waxweiler Princeton Ave

Cage Fans Best Be Cagy Drivers

Extra state pi per patrol cars will be added to roads between this city and Cincinnati Garden to ease traffic during the Hamilton Middletown basketball game. Cpl. Dean Girton announced the measure and said the same service will be on Hamilton Cincinnati roads. He urged people to allow plenty of time and drive safely.

Cincinnati Garden Hamilton-Middletown Dean Girton Hamilton-Cincinnati Cpl Girton

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