Greed of Epiphany Green Burning in Goldman Park
Middletown hosts an Epiphany greens burning at 8 p m in Goldman Park. City and Park trucks haul away discarded trees. program moved to the shelter house with a welcome by Francis Carmody and music by the Boys Choir followed by an Epiphany explanation by Rev Earl Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman Park
Middletown
Central Avenue
Shelter House
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Francis Carmody
Earl Dale
Greens
Weather aids road safety as rainfall limits accidents
The State Highway Patrol reported no accidents on main Butler and Warren county roads in the 24 hours to 10 am as rain lingered over the Miami Valley. Carlson urged residents to bring missed trees to Goldman Park for the city pick up and invited Middletonians to Epiphany observance with police fire and fire prevention bureau involvement.
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State Highway Patrol
Miami Valley
Butler
Warren County
Carlson
Goldman Park
Police and Fire Departments
Fire Prevention Bureau
City Commission
Fechheimer Bros
Cincinnati
West Co
Blue Ash
Gideon and
Burton Roads
Moorman Sand & Gravel Co
American Materials Corp
Middletown Paving, Inc
Walter Follmer, Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Shafer-Nelbar
William Snelling
Division of Fire
William Denham
Veteran ex sergeant guilty of Korean War extortion in New York
Middletown Army veteran George Washington Blount 33 formerly of Logan Avenue now Lylburn Road was found guilty by a Federal Court jury in New York of extorting 4000 from a Korean War veteran’s family. Sentence deferred to January 25 with potential five year prison term and 20000 fine. Blount claimed to act for a ring and demanded further funds later.
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Middletown
Europe
New York City
Logan Avenue
Lylburn Road
New York
Blount
Joseph Schailet
Korea
Schalet
Victor Schalet
40Th
Japan
Camp Stoneman
Calif
FBI
Three-Vehicle Crash Leads to Citations at Central Broad
A three-vehicle crash at Central Avenue and Broad Street caused about 425 in damage and led to two drivers being cited. Leroy Revere 35 of 918th Ave faced a driving on a temporary permit charge and Clayton Swartz 42 of Camden 1 faced a failure to yield right of way charge. The incident began when Revere’s southbound car entered the intersection on a green light and hit Swartz eastbound, pushing Swartz into a westbound car driven by Walter Lapp 32. A second collision occurred at Verity Park Way and Central Avenue between John Mitzel Jr. 27 and Richard Gesen 30, totaling 60 in damage. No injuries were reported.
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Central Avenue
Broad Street
Polo
Leroy Revere
918Th Ave
Clayton Swartz
Camden
Revere
Swartz
Walter Lapp
Pershing Ave
John Mitzel Jr
Columbus
Richard Gesen
Massillon
Verity Parkway
Navy Recruiters to Visit Franklin Police Station
Navy enlistment will speed up as recruiters appear at the Franklin police station every Wednesday next week from 1 to 3 p.m. Police Chief O. E. Chamberlain announced the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Navy
Naval
O. E. Chamberlain
Local Red Cross Quota Set for Middletown Chapter
Chapter president Ames Gardner announced Middletown's Red Cross quota totals 27000 with 16000 for local needs and 11900 for national requirements. The local reduction of about 1500 from last year is attributed to increased volunteer service. national quota is 85 million dollars.
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Red Cross Fund
Middletown
Ames Gardner
Gardner
Colombian engineering students visit Armco Middletown
Thirty senior engineering students from Universidad Nacional de Bogota arrive in Middletown for a six week tour of American industry. They tour Armco Middletown Works and hear talks by AIC president A R Edwards.
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Universidad Nacional
Bogota
Colombia
Middletown
Armco International Corp
American Industries
Knoxville
Tenn
Armco
A. R. Edwards
AIC
Manchester
United States
Antonio Gomez
Rene Restrepo
M. L. Graney
Armco International
City Commissioners Reward Garbage Crew for Extra Efforts
City commissioners unanimously approved a bonus for all street and water division workers assigned to the new city operated garbage collection system started Saturday. An emergency measure granted 25 cents extra per hour from Jan 1 to Jan 15 for those who accepted temporary sanitation assignments. City Manager Howard Kramer praised crews for stepping up beyond their hired duties and aims to match private contractor collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Division of Sanitation
Ee Oe
Francis Carmody
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Robert Holida
Dan Kothe
Holida
Eoereg
Carmody
Draft Board 10 Records 21 Middletown Hamilton and Dayton Registrants
Twenty one registrants from Middletown Franklin Hamilton and Dayton reported for armed forces physical exams at Draft Board No 10. Names and addresses include Alfred Cofer Jr James Ware Frederick Fulks Eugene Hudson Toby Bennett Donald Hackney Thomas Byrne Gerald Cox Joseph Gividen Merle Wells Calvin Perkins William Billett Wilbur Beiser Clarence Jackson Donald Campbell Alan Wells Harold Ebbing William Viars Jack Macy Newt Stevens John Sotiropoulos and others.
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Middletown
Franklin
Hamilton
Dayton
Alfred Brengle Cofer Jr
Baltimore St
James Alvin Ware
Hill Ave
Frederick Lee Fulks
Central Ave
Eugene May Hudson Jr
Logan Ave
Toby Charles Bennett
Donald Carl Hackney
Garfield St
Gerald Lee Cox
Omaha St
Joseph Boyd Gividen
Charles St
Merle Dean Wells
Calvin Perkins
Young
Donald Eugene Campbell
Ross Ave
Alan Ray Wells
Horseshoe Bend Rd
Harold Josph Ebbing
Millville- Oxford PLC
William Raymond Viars
Franklin Rt
Jack Carl Macy
S. Main St
Newt Stevens
Linwood Road
Franklin St
John A. Sotiropoulos
Oak Knoll Rd
Enlistment Boost Reported by Local Recruiters
Local recruiters report rising enlistment interest with more applicants arriving each evening. Sergeant Burne and Sergeant Herrick say flow is improving as effort concentrates on all services and outreach continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittem Burne
Herrick Oh
Egrees Ghat Arms
Saude
Terndie
Man Charged In Check Fraud Rings In Middletown
Jonathan Jones of Dayton is charged on four fraudulent check warrants filed by Lenza Cox of Cox's Texac Service. The alleges checks totaling 11.09 on December 21 22 and 23. Detec tive Roy Crout arrested Jones at Dayton police headquarters. The report also notes resolutions for Ohio State University football stars and a congratulatory letter about Middletown progress.
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Jonathan Jones
Steele Ave
Dayton
Middletown
Lenza Cox
Cox
Texac
Tytus Ave
Jones
Roy Crout
Grand Jury Reviews $4260 Shortage at Butler Juvenile Office
The Butler County Grand Jury examined a $4 260 03 shortage in the Middletown branch of the Butler County Juvenile Court. Examiners traced the overdraft to bank deposits and misbooked funds, implicating Judge Harry F Walsh, former chief probation officer E S Sherron and bookkeeper Vera Mullins who resigned. The report covers March 1 1952 through Nov 10 1954 and notes total branch receipts of about $85 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Butler County Juvenile Court
William J. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Jackson Bosch
James A. Rhodes
Harry F. Walsh
E. S. Sherron
Vera Mullins
Walsh
N Examiner
Butler Juvenile Court
Mullins
Sherron
Achievers Hear of Conference and JAMCO Preview
The Achievers Association last night elected new officers with Maryann Dennis presiding. Plans for an ice skating party during JA week were assigned to Pat Viel, Bill Enz and W P Lawson. A new bowling committee headed by Gene Howard was named with Pat Howard and Claudia Barr. Howard also chairs a semi formal dance committee. Attendees from the Detroit JAMCO mid winter conference included Bill Enz, Dick Beebe, Chuck Winkelman, Barbara Ely and Don Guido.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Viel
Bill Enz
W. P. Lawson
Gene Howard
Pat Howard
Claudia Barr
Howard
Detroit
Dick Beebe
Chuck Winkelman
Barbara Ely
Don Guido
Jill Beagle Returned After Lost Ad Notice
Beagle named Jill belonging to Mrs. O. V. Ireland was found near Marshall Road after a Journal Lost ad ran. The notice promoted same day publication by dialing 2 3611 before 11 AM and highlighted the practice of returning sentimental pets and valuables via Want Ads.
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Jill
DIAL
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Agmy
Marc
Anc
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Hig Eto
Freon
Red Cross
Construction Products
Wm. Schaeffer
Schomer Bldg
Raise
Cir Wes
Prack Barger
Cty
Isuccs
Lee
Serger
Jerry Harkrader
Tom Dillman
Ohio State University
Martin V. Coffey
Ardmore Dr
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FLINT
Tytus
Harold's Outlet Store
Goodyear
Belle OF
Paris
Danik Patisson
Marshall Rd
Bulletin
Ruth Lyons
Seria
Serva
Serie Associa
SERTA
N. Broad
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