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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1951

Page

2

Veteran Millwright Killed In Paper Company Accident

Edward Flack a 63 year old millwright died at Wrenn Paper Company Middletown after a 2500 pound dryer toppled from rigging and crushed him. Coroner Dr Garrett Boone ruled accidental death as coworkers moved the device for loading toward the Harding Jones plant at Excello. Flack survived by wife Zola and son Howard. body taken to McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with arrangements pending.

Middletown Edward Flack Tytus Ave Wrenn Paper Company Garrett Boone Butler County Flack Harding-Jones Paper Company Harding- Jones Excello Boone Middletow Hospital Zola Howard McCoy-Leffler

Man Hurt In Scuffle With Officer Seeks Hearing Delay

Harry Burnett, 38, of 1215 Grove St., charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, seeks a continuance to obtain a lawyer. He was injured during an alleged arrest by Patrolman Wendell Cox after a Saturday 2 a.m. incident at Godwins Restaurant. Burnett was treated at Middletown Hospital and will plead not guilty at Friday arraignment.

Harry Burnett Grove St Middletown Municipal Court Burnett Middletown Hospital Wendell Cox Cox Pital Glenn Brown Fleming Rd Godwin

Traffic change recommendations to be reviewed by Middletown Safety Council

The Middletown Safety Council Traffic Division proposals on city traffic routes bottle necks and loading zones will be discussed by the Board of Control at the regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 p m in the Civic Association library. The Board will consider 1948 Ohio State Highway Department recommendations and the 1950 Master Plan by L Segoe and decide on actions.

Middletown Safety Council Council Board of Control Civic Association Library Division of Ohio State Highway Decemont L. Segoe Middletown Board of Control

Mental Hygiene Group Sets Annual Meeting in Hamilton

The Butler County Mental Hygiene Association meets tonight at 8 at the Hamilton YWCA corner of Third and Dayton. Presentation shows how Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center staff handle an emotionally upset person and discusses 1950 activities and case work report.

Butler County Mental Hygiene Association Hamilton Ywca Third Dayton Hamilton Lower Miami Valley Edward Kezur

Eagles Leader to Speak at Local F O E Meeting

Fraternal Order of Eagles zone chair Harry Veddern will address the Tuesday weekly meeting announced by president David C. Schiering. Veddern will help plan the group’s 53rd anniversary celebration. Session begins 7:30 p m at the local hall.

Harry Veddern Order of Eagles David C. Schiering Veddern

Movie Showings At Local Theaters This Week

Paramount screens Dallas with showtimes 1 25 3 29 3 33 5 37 7 41 and 9 45 p m Monday and Tuesday Strand presents Hit Parade of 1951 at 1 15 3 45 6 20 and 9 05 p m Also Military Academy at 2 40 5 10 7 55 and 10 30 p m Colonial shows For Heaven s Sake Sunday and Monday at 2 15 2 56 4 40 6 20 8 10 and 10 p m

Paramount Dallas Military Academy

Percentage High On Convictions In Common Pleas

Hamilton Special The odds against beating a rap in Butler County common pleas court in 1950 were over 50 to 1 according to prosecutor Jackson Bosch. Grand juries indicted 159 persons and all but three were convicted. One acquittal and a hung jury are noted. Sixty six defendants were placed on probation. Fifteen failed to obey orders and were returned for sentencing. Thirty seven were committed to Mansfield Reformatory, 25 to the penitentiary, two to the Marysville Reformatory and two to the Cincinnati Workhouse.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court Jackson Bosch Bosch Mansfield Reformatory Penitentiary Marysville Reformatory Cincinnati

Girl Scout Groups Plan Meetings Tomorrow

The Training Committee will meet at 1 30 p m and the Staff and Office Committee at 10 a m tomorrow in the Girl Scout Council office Mrs Garnett Church executive director states several committees will meet in the coming weeks to review past year activities and plan 1951 reports will be handed to the council for forwarding to the national organization Mrs Nelby Blackford leads the Staff and Office Committee and Mrs Louis Phillips chairs the Training Committee

Girl Scout Council Garnett Church Church Girl Scout Organization Nelby Blackford Louis Phillips

Board to Discuss Deferment Requests

Se lective Service Board 10 will discuss defer ment applications at a mid day meeting led by chairman J Wylie Mitchell. Forty nine men are slated for Cincinnati January 16 with 39 scheduled for physicals on January 24.

Selective Service Board J. Wylie Mitchell Cincinnati Mitchell

Falls Shoveling Snow Leads to Injury

Birkhimer 44 of 3310 Jewell Avenue fell Sunday morning while shoveling snow from his sidewalks and suffered a possible fractured vertebra. He was taken to Middletown Hospital where his condition is reported as good.

Birkhimer Jewell Avenue Middletown Hospital

Eighth Local Youth Missing In Korean War

Sgt. Herbert W. Frazier 21 son of Mrs Tillie B Frazier 1224 Walnut St Middletown reported missing in action in Korea since November 26. A Middletown High School graduate of 1947 he served with the Ninth Infantry Regiment and had overseas service since October.

Herbert W. Frazier Tillie B. Frazier Walnut St Middletown Korea Frazier Middletown High School U. S. Army Ninth Infantry Regiment

Two Area Men Reported Missing in Korean War Casualty List

Casualty List No. 194 from the Department of Defense lists two area servicemen missing in action. Edward A. Ruth, son of Route 1, and Cpl. Willie F. Mansfield, son of Mrs. Susie Mansfield, 1235 Land St., Hamilton, are reported missing while serving with the U S Army.

Department of Defense Pic Edward A. Ruth Willie F. Mansfield Susie Mansfield Land St Hamilton U. S Army

Man Ordered Held For Grand Jury In Auto Theft Case

Roy Risner 21 of 428 N Broad St was ordered held for grand jury action on automobile theft charges after appearing in Municipal Court before Judge Jon H Combs Bond set at 1500 Risner was arrested in connection with the theft of a car owned by Mrs Ethel Pence 405 N Broad St The vehicle stolen from in front of her home wrecked about an hour later on Ohio Route 4 near LeSourdsville James Halsey Pomeroyton Ky who was driving the car at the time was fatally injured Risner reportedly identified by a witness as the man who drove the car away from Mrs Pence s home with another unidentified man present

Roy Risner N. Broad St Jon H. Combs Risner Ethel Pence LeSourdsville James Halsey Pomeroyton Risener

Zone Eagles Meet At Middletown Lodge

About 150 representatives from 24 Aeries attended the zone conference at the Middletown Eagles Lodge as guests. David C. Schiering said plans for the 53rd birthday observance were discussed and set for February 6.

Order of Eagles Middletown Eagles Lodge David C. Schiering Schiering

Pastor resigns from Middletown Nazarene Church

The Rev M E Clay resigns as pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene Middletown to accept a pastorate in Lima. He will have a two week vacation then deliver his final sermon February 4. The church board will seek a successor with district superintendent W E Alben to oversee the transition.

Church of the Nazarene Lima M. E. Clay Columbia Ave Leibee St Clay Middletown Central Ave James Conrad W. E. Alben Dayton Trict Middletown Ministerial Association

Four Persons Injured In Weekend Accidents

Four persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents. None sustained serious injuries. Arnold Hackney, 33, of 1703 Meadow Ave., was cut and bruised Sunday when struck by a truck driven by Robert Chippendale, 23, of 1115 Young St. Hackney was treated at Middletown Hospital and charged with intoxication.

Arnold Hackney Meadow Ave Robert Chippendale Young St Yankee Rd Chippendale Hackney Middletown Hospital

Franklin Man Survives Crash Into Utility Pole

Buford Campbell aged 28 of 517 Spring Street Franklin suffered cuts above the left eye and facial bruises when his car struck a utility pole at Fourteenth Avenue and Yankee Road. Police said he tried to pass another car and skidded into the pole. He was treated at Middletown Hospital with about 300 dollars damage estimated.

Buford Campbell Spring St Franklin Fourteenth Ave Yankee Rd Campbell Middletown Hospital

Car Crash Involving Davis and Michael Believed Signal Violation

Charles Michael 57 of Somerville Route 1 suffered a minor left arm injury when his car collided with Karl S. Davis 51 of 2316 Sutphin St at the Gar field Street Woodlawn Avenue intersection yesterday at 12 45 pm. Michael admitted going through a red light. Damage estimated at 135 dollars, most to the Davis vehicle.

Charles Michael Somerville

Car Crash Report Involving Jerry Roby and Roscoe Fausnaugh

The incident occurred when Roby 21 of 400 Park Sthad brakes lock and his car slid into Fausnaughs vehicle at about early yesterday morning. Both cars sustained about 125 dollars in damage and no injuries were reported.

Jerry Roby Park St Spd Oby Roscoe Fausnaugh Winona Dr

First National Bank Seeks 5000 Additional Shares

First National Bank plans to issue 5000 more shares to raise 225000 dollars in capital. President Calvin Verity said letters will be mailed for the January 30 annual meeting and stockholders may buy or Greene and Ladd may sell at 45 dollars per share if approved. The move aims to back rapid business growth as stock trades around 55 to 57 dollars.

First National Bank Calvin Verity Greene and Ladd Verity

New Load Limits Set For County Roads

County engineer Jesse Pochard announced premature orders limiting loads to five tons on Butler County roads due to unusually heavy winter damage. He noted spring thaw posting is typical, but ongoing freeze thaw cycles have worsened road beds and will require extensive work next summer. Middletown street superintendent William Shawhan reported about $3,000 in winter damage before recent mild weather.

Butler County Jesse Pochard Pochard William Shawhan Middletown

Male bowfin builds nest waits for female proposal

The male bowfin does not seek a mate but constructs a nest and then waits for a female to propose to him, following a unique courtship pattern observed in this species.

County Pay Hike To Cost 43000 For 1951 Budget

Butler County commissioners agreed to a $43,000 salary increase for nearly 150 employees to be included in the 1951 general fund appropriation. Average monthly raises will be about $25, funded by trimming other needs within the total certified revenue of $1,208,000. Elective officials pushed for the raises citing rising living costs and taxes.

Hamilton Butler County Stubbs

Snow Plow Payoff From Second Big Middletown Snowfall

Middletown saved about $2000 in handling a weekend six inch snow by purchasing a snow plow for 475 and using about 30 tons of rock salt costing 500. The city salting reduced street shoveling and melted exposed snow. Weather then warmed with highs near 20 and lows around 10. Police reported minor injuries and several accidents with slick roads on the weekend.

Middletown William Shawhan Shawhan

Defense Unit To Look Over Dayton Set Up

Middletown civil defense leaders plan a 10 30 am Wednesday meeting with Dayton General Laster T Miller to study Dayton's defense program which is among the first in Ohio and working well under Miller's guidance. Middletown attendees include W J Beck Robert Funs ton Bill Johnston Tom Venable George Kuehnle Francis Carmody H W Starick L C Neer and Paul Wilson.

Middletown Civil Defense Organization Laster T. Miller Dayton Paul Wilson Middletown Ohio General Miller W. J. Beck Robert Funston Bill Johnston Tom Venable George Kuehnle Francis Carmody H. W. Starick L. C. Neer Knidht Goodman Wilson

Gardner Display At New York Drygoods Meeting

Gardner sales executives and Gardner Board and Carton Company reps attend the 40th annual National Drygoods Association meeting in New York City at the Hotel Statler. A display of Gardner retail box products will greet members in the exhibit hall with attendees including C. H. Avery Charles Lee Hubert Kingsley Robert Worford Charles Baker Larry Newman and James Sedge.

Gardner Board and Carton Company National Drygoods Association Statler New York City Gardner C. H. Avery Charles Lee Hubert Kingsley Robert Worfford Charles Baker Larry Newman James Sedge

Highway Crews Clear Snow Across Eight Counties

Division Eight crews worked around the clock from 8 p m Saturday to late Sunday morning to clear 1400 miles of highway in eight counties. Ten crews logged about 2000 hours with plows and salt sand trucks active. Butler County had two crews. Route 73 near Franklin to Waynesville proved most hazardous with four to seven inches of snow. Route 25 was clearer. motorists were urged to drive cautiously.

Highway Department Division Eight J. S. Paxton Paxton Butler County Montgomery Greene Clinton Franklin Waynesville

Shoe Size Variations Show Equal Half Inch Difference

Report notes only a one sixth of an inch difference in both width and length across shoe size variations. The finding implies consistent dimensional change per size step, affecting fit guidance and manufacturing tolerances.

Tables Turned Marine Sergeant Sets Test in Cincinnati

After two weeks of sending men into the Marines, Sgt. A. A. Hanger, the 29 recruiting sergeant, travels to Cincinnati to take a five hour examination for a master sergeant's rating. He expects to pass, saying he has seen the test before.

A. A. Hanger Cincinnati

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