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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1954

Page

10

Drivers Hear Warning as Gate Cracking Enforcement Begs Action

At Wildwood Road crossing a crackdown targets motorists who drive around lowered highway safety gates. City Lt. Combs says violators will be cited into traffic court under a new ordinance. He plans to question NYC officials over a switch engine activating gates when no train is near.

New York Central Railroad Wildwood Road St James Combs Traffic Bureau Combs Howard Kramer Lt. Combs Nyc

Dayton Kiwanis to Install 1954 Officers at Luncheon

Dayton official Lt. Gov Bill Campbell will install the Kiwanis Club's 1954 officers at a noon luncheon tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel. Inductees include Ralph L. Grimes as president Edward N. Cohn first vice president Norman G. Kerr second vice president Albert E. Hohl secretary treasurer Robert B Madernee sergeant at arms and Russell W. Galloway chaplain. Perfect attendance pins were awarded to long-time members including Dave Servar Howard Murray Heinie Pippert William Helton Murray Jacobs and others varying from two to 13 years. Also noted, Australia hosts a single native carnivorous animal the dingo dog with evidence of late continental entry.

Bill Campbell Dayton Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Tomrrow Manchester Ralph L. Grimes al Decatur Edward N. Cohn Norman G. Kerr Albert E. Hohl Robert B Madernee Russell W. Galloway

Death Valley Scotty Dies At His $3 Million Castle

Death Valley Scotty, 81, famed California prospector and owner Warren Johnson’s castle at Stovepipe Wells, died of a gastro intestinal hemorrhage. He leaves a widow, a son in Navy service, and two grandchildren. Mary Widdecoat of the Gospel Foundation of California was by his bedside.

Death Valley Scotty Stovepipe Wells Calif California Albert Massey Johnson Chicago Johnson E. Vasse Wallace Las Vegas Nev Wallace Walter Scott Castle Las Vegas Mary Widdecoat The Gospel Foundation of California Gospel Foundation Walter Webb Josephine Scott Long Beach Navy Walter P. Scott Naval Air Station Oak Harbor Wash Walter P. Scott Jr Kathleen Scott

Fires Cause No Damage In Franklin Two Small Blazes Reported

Franklin fire department reported no damage after two small fires yesterday afternoon. Firefighters responded to flames in Tipp Glossip’s car at the Hilltop Inn and in the flue of Mrs James Woods residence at 102 Warren Avenue. A legendary figure of California folklore is noted in the text.

Franklin Tipp Glossip Hilltop Inn James Woods Warren Ave

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