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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1959

Page

2

School Board Defies State Opinion On Class Fees

Middletown Board of Education votes to keep charging attendance fees for special classes despite a state Attorney General opinion that boards lack authority to charge pupils aged 6 to 21. The move follows the advisor’s claim the ruling is only an expression of opinion.

Board of Education Middletown William Saxbe Tilmon Ellison Ellison Joseph Woodruff Auditor’s Messenger Office of State Auditor

Dr Owens Considered for Middletown Planning Board

Dr William Owens, Hamilton Road radiologist and Middletown Board of Education member, expected to be named to the Middletown Planning Commission. City Commission to vote on a nine member board including one education representative. four vacancies expected, with Owens as a possible school board rep.

William Owens Hamilton Road Middletown Hospital Middletown Planning Commission Board of Education City Commission Owens

Oregon First Arkansas Last In Per-Pupil Costs

Washington AP reports Arkansas had the lowest per pupil outlay at 154 dollars in 1957, while Oregon spent 356 dollars per pupil, with about 388,000 Arkansas students and 340,000 in Oregon. California led the nation with nearly a billion in district outlays.

Oregon Arkansas Washington California Califor Nnn Census Bureau South Carolina Alabama Kentucky Georgia

Accident at Main and Jackson causes $300 damage

Franklin report states two cars operated by residents of Miamisburg, Mary Preston and Virgil A Chaffen, collided at 8 30 a m. No injuries were reported. Combined vehicle damage was estimated at $300.

Franklin Main Jackson Street Miamisburg Mary Preston Carlisle Rd Virgil A. Chaffen Infirmary Rd

Golden Agers Plan Canada Film Showing

Mrs. Joan Bailey from the Parks and Recreation Department will present a colored film on Canada at the Golden Age Club meeting. The group will assemble at 1 30 p m in the Girl Scout room of the Civic Association building. President Harry Gordon said members will meet Thursday at the same time and place to prepare envelopes for the Red Cross.

Joan Bailey Parks and Recreation Department Canada Golden Age Club Civic Association Harry Gordon Red Cross

Driver training curb rejected by state board

COLUMBUS The state board of education defeated a proposal by Walter Beckford of Cincinnati to prohibit driver training during regular school hours and require all new drivers take a state approved course after school hours.

Columbus State Board of Education Walter Beckford Cincinnati Beckford

Two Middletown Residents File Bankruptcy in U S District Court

In Cincinnati AP report two Middletown residents filed for bankruptcy Monday in U S District Court. William R Viars of 1723 Fleming Rd lists 1205 in debts and 400 in assets. James E Willis of 1706 Fleming Rd owes 1737 with 195 in assets.

Cincinnati Middletown U. S. District Court William R. Viars Fleming Rd James E. Willis

U.S. Food Saves India Ends New Delhi Food Shortage

Emergency government action opened shops selling American wheat and flour at subsidized prices after a week of shortage. Prices on the open market, which had risen 2 percent in a month, immediately fell.

New Delhi

Boro Nurse Passes State Board Exam

Mrs. Kenneth Woodward of Springboro passes the state board for practical nursing. She is among seven nurses who completed clinical training at Middletown Hospital and graduated from the Dayton School of Practical Nursing with Novem ber examinations successfully completed.

Kenneth Woodward Springboro Middletown Dayton School of Practical Nursing

Theft reports list items taken in city briefs

Police brief s note thefts including 50 from Mrs. Jerry Roby at 906 Lafayette Ave a portable television set parts to a sweeper and groceries from Marie Ingram 1001 Balti more St four fishing rods three reels a wire trash burner and garbage can from James Ross 803 Cleveland St and 38 bags of mortar from a house under construction at 4200 Rosedale Rd

Jerry Roby Lafayette Ave Marie Ingram Baltimore St James Ross Cleveland St Rosedale Rd

Juveniles Reported Missing After Daylong Absence

Two youths, Mary Louise Williams aged 17 and John Metcalf aged 15, were reported missing yesterday. Their addresses are not listed. Local authorities urged anyone with information to contact the sheriff.

Mary Louise Williams John Metcalf

Man Receives 332 Day Jail Term In Butler County Court

Paul Eugene Harris, 42, of 2303 Oxford State Rd., was sentenced yesterday by Judge J. T. Lamb to a total 332 days in jail on six prior convictions including assault and battery and intoxication. Harris, ordered to stay away from complainant Margaret Frazier, will be released in November 1959. Separately, William Day, 36, was bound over to the grand jury on a robbery charge after a preliminary hearing. Three drivers received fines and jail terms for DUI. Fred Miller, 40, was convicted of assault and battery for a second time and must support his wife and three children and stay away.

Butler County Paul Eugene Harris Oxford State Rd J. T. Lamb Harris Middletown Ohio Margaret Frazier Clerk of Courts Office Raymond Gillespie Yankee Rd Grand Sa Ving William Day Taylor Ave Gillespie Middletown Hospital Fred Miller Texas Ave

Acronca Manufacturing Board Lets Dividend Proceed

The board authorized regular quarterly dividends of 28 cents per share on 5 percent prior cumulative preferred stock and 14 cents on 0.55 cumulative preferred. Dividends payable February 1, 1959 to stockholders of record January 19, 1959 per John A. Lawler.

Acronca Manufacturing Corp John A. Lawler Chaiman

Burned Child Still In Serious Condition

Six month old Johnny Hurst son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst of 43 S. Main St Franklin remains in serious condition today at Middletown Hospital. The child was severely burned Sunday morning when an electric hot plate used to heat a vaporizer touched off a fire in his bed.

Johnny Hurst John Hurst S. Main St Franklin Middletown Hospital

Salt Preserves Meat By Drawing Water And Inhibiting Bacteria

Salt preserves meat by drawing out water and creating a strong solution that prevents bacterial growth, according to the article.

Family on Two Way Street At Hospital

Hershell Campbell and his daughter Charlotte were admitted to Middletown Hospital with hepatitis. On the same day his wife and son Caswell were released after treatment for hepatitis, a situation the Campbells’ physician called unusual but not unknown.

Hershell Campbell Dayton-Cincinnati Miamisburg Charlotte Campbells Hershell Caswell

Bar Association Backs Bill To Raise Judges Pay

The Butler County Bar Association endorsed a bill to raise Ohio judge salaries from 13 000 to 16 500 dollars, affecting the Supreme Court Court of Appeals Common Pleas and Probate benches. The measure, to be introduced in the current legislature, lists Sen Edward H Dell and Reps Ray Bond Motley and John Thomas as supporters.

Hamilton Butler County Bar Assn Yester Norman Grevey Bar Association Ohio Edward H. Dell Rayture Bond Motley John Thomas Rg Swense Susie sVriewe Vw En Supreme Court Court of Appeals Common Pleas Fred B. Craimer P. P. Boll David Black Common Pleas Court Harry F. Walsh Cramer Boli Walsh Black

Steigerwald Named To Post With American Savings

Paul Steigerwald Jr., 512 Austin Smith Dr., was appointed assistant secretary and treasurer of the American Savings & Loan Assn at the annual organization meeting. Officers reelected were J. L. Glass president A. James Moorman executive VP and secretary W. D. Vorhis VP and M. P. Schrock treasurer. Glass Vance E. Cribbs and Don Carey were reelected directors for three years. Holdover board members are Vorhis Moorman Harry K Moore and James Finley.

Paul Steigerwald Jr Austin Smith Vorhis, Moorman Harry K Moore James Finley

Children blamed for minor fire at Lawyer Nicholson home

Firefighters reported a small blaze at 1415 Young Street caused by paper lit by a child stuffed through a hole in the bathroom wall. The fire damaged only the building about 25 dollars, with no contents harmed. Emergency squad aided two residents, Thelma Snelling and Lena Hotarick, both taken to Middletown Hospital.

Lawyer Nicholson Young St Yestern Thelma Snelling Woodlawn Ave Lena Hotarick Fairmount Ave Middletown Hospital

Man Held To Jury For Non-Support

Franklin Special Wilson Lewis 51 of 915 Melvin Lane bound over to Warren County grand jury on $1000 bond for non support of his children after waiving preliminary hearing. Gerald Nester 24 of Middletown fined 100 dollars for non support. Donald Moore 27 of Middletown fined 500 for speeding with costs. Bond forfeitures: Clarence Tungate 24 speeding 25. Randell Robinson 19 no license 15. Willis Howard 24 speeding 25.

Franklin Wilson Lewis Melvin Ln Warren County Wilson J. T. Riley Gerald Nester Webster St Middletown Donald Moore Sora Sn Clarence Tungate N. River St Randell Robinson Harrison St Willis Howard Morgan St

Stolen Car Wrecks After High Speed Chase

State patrolmen searched near Red Lion for an auto thief who fled the wrecked 1957 sedan owned by Fred D. Belanger of Lebanon. The car, driven at 7:12 a m, crossed Rt 122, failed a curve, and crashed into a Texas Eastern Gas Co fence. Blood on interior indicated the driver was injured before escaping. No damage estimate available.

RED Lion Fred D. Belanger Lebanon Rt. 3 Rt. 122 Here Texas Eastern Gas Co

Auto Runs Wild Nearly Strikes Man at Breezeway Trailer Park

A drifting car parked by Mrs Lillie Campbell failed to set the brake and rolled 100 feet through the Breezeway Trailer Park Blue Ball striking Revert Chamberlain’s panel truck causing about $30 damage and a furnace, then damaging Henry Patrick’s trailer plus about $400 to Campbell’s car and $150 to Patrick’s trailer before stopping. Lt James Davis said no serious injuries occurred.

Blue Ball James Davis Butler ‘County Sheriff's Department Lillie Campbell Hill Ave Campbell Davis Revert Chamberlain Glencoe Ave Chamberlain Henry Patrick

Mishap Mangles Worker at Laminating Plant

Clyde King a 23 year old Interstate Folding Box Co employee suffered a severe hand injury in a laminating department accident. His right hand was mangled when caught between rollers. he has been listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after surgery.

Interstate Folding Box Co Clyde King Ottawa St King Interstate Middletown Hospital

Two Arrested After Water Street Crash In Middletown

Police say two people, Coila Kincaid and La Verne Carson, were charged with driving while intoxicated after a one car crash on Water Street. Kenneth Carson was treated for nose cuts at Middletown Hospital. The vehicle struck a telephone pole and caused about 60 dollars in damage. Several other city mishaps reported with minor damages on Nelbar Street Central Avenue and nearby blocks.

New York Central Carson Water Street

Dimes Mail Drive to Help Disabled Children

Over 14 000 March of Dimes mailers go to local homes inviting support for disabled youngsters and disease prevention. Emmitt Perkins and Capt John Fitzgerald of the Civitan Club lead the local campaign with backing from the National Foundation. A collection will be taken Friday at the Middletown Hamilton basketball game at Cincinnati Garden.

National Foundation Emmitt Perkins Capt John Fitzgerald Civitan Club Middletown - Hamilton Cincinnati Garden

Dog tags deadline urged by Humane Association

Mrs. Colin Gardner Sr. of the Humane Association warns dog owners to obtain licenses before January 20 from the Humane Association shelter on the Hamilton Trenton Road or the City Building treasurer's office. Failing to comply risks arrest and fines from 10 to 3 dollars. licenses cost 2 dollars for dogs over three months. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.

Colin Gardner Sr Humane Assn Miami Valley Hamilton Trenton Road

Local Student L p For Course

Karen Marie Draut of 900 Stanley St is named one of three Ohio Wesleyan University students chosen to apply to the Washington semester program at American University in Washington DC for next semester. The program places outstanding students in the capital to study American national government in action for one semester. Draut, a sophomore elementary education major, is active in YWCA and Chi Omega.

Karen Marie Draut Arthur W. Draut Stanley St Ohio Wesleyan University American University Washington, D. C Washington United States Miss Draut YWCA Chi Omega

Murder tale probe continues in Hamilton incident

A 70 year old Hamilton woman is being questioned again after her daughter, now 43, alleged the mother killed a man at their Me Glynn Street home over five years ago and helped bury the body in the yard. The daughter led officers to the residence and described the fatal stabbing before the mother denied the accusation.

Hamilton Wilmington Me Glynn Street Sabina Tampa Fila

SMEA To Install Officers Tonight

South Middletown Fire Auxiliary SMEA to install new officers at Amanda fire house tonight. James Ingram will serve as president with Wiley Witherspoon as vice president Fred Conrad as secretary and Ralph Snyder as treasurer. Charles Bales and Eugene Couch named trustees.

South Middletown

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By Carl Thomas Howard Cromwell Cromwell East End Nancy T. Balger Lincoln School Dale Ridenour Lemon-Monroe High School Roosevelt Junior High McKinley Junior High School Taft School Wyoming Nevada Montana Illinois Arizona Michigan Colorado Pennsylvania New Mexico Kansas Iowa Missouri Indiana Texas Nebraska Louisiana Florida South Dakota North Dakota Utah Oklahoma Idaho West Virginia McCoy-Leffler M‘coy -Leffler Homer Fler Broad St Lot Mery U.S Food Saves India Paul Carpenter Pennyroyal Hill Rd Jack Emerick Adams Thomas Richardson Dixie Hwy Acronca Board Ok Bar Assn J. Edgar Hoover FBI Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Steigerwald New Orleans Europe Ariedne Hamburg American Line First National Bank North Main Street Santone Gough-Lamb Charles GA Robert Gibbs Arlington Ave E. Harold Hannah Nelbar Street Stevens Avenue James Stallard West Middletown Central Avenue
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