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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1954

Page

2

Hearing Set Today For Man Charged In Death Of Wife

Willie Fullwood 43 of 1520 Plum Ave faces a murder charge after his wife Earlene 20 was found stabbed multiple times Wednesday night in Middletown. Dr Garret J Boone coroner says only fatal wound was a deep neck stab severing the jugular. a paring knife found in the purse may be the weapon. Fullwood gave a long police statement but denies knowing how wounds were inflicted. authorities note heavy drinking before the argument.

Willie Fullwood Plum Ave Earlene Fullwood John Fitzgerald Boone Plum Avenue Ralph Bauer Capt. Bauer Middletown Clifford Kelly B&o W. Central Avenue

Youths Hurt Slightly In Slippery City Crash

Three youths were treated at Middletown Hospital after a high speed slide on S Main St and 16th Ave left Jim Grissom 17 with chest contusion, Thomas Tolley 18 with neck muscle contusions, and Michael Abell 14 with neck muscle contusions. The driver Frederick Donisi 17 escaped injury as police noted slick roads caused five collisions in the city yesterday.

Middletown Hospital S. Main Street 16Th Avenue Jim Grissom Garfield St Thomas Tolley van Horn Franklin Michael Abell Columbia Ave Polite Frederick Donisi Clayton Ave Donisi

Polio Collection Boost From Good Day Booth

The Polio Booth at Central Avenue and Broad Street raised funds to 1 178 98 dollars, up from 2 027 61 last year, aided by B n a i Brith volunteers. American Legion Post 218 continues the drive today, with city firemen slated to take over tomorrow.

B’nai Brith Central Avenue Broad Street American Legion Post 218

Germantown Teen Club Polio Benefit Planned

Germantown Teen Club will stage a two hour benefit program Saturday at 745 p.m. in the Germantown School auditorium to raise funds for polio. The show features dancing singing pantomiming and baton twirling with the Germantown School Dance Band providing accompaniment. Rye will wander sensitioni tt and soilerty which forbid the growing of wheat.

Germantown Germantown School

Funeral service for Mrs Fullwood at Bethel AME Church

Visitation at Bailey Funeral Home from Sunday 2 p.m. to Monday 11 a.m. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Service Monday at 1 p.m. officiated by Rev. D L Davis. Body will lie in state at the church until time of the services.

Six Accidents Investigated By Patrolmen

The state highway patrol reported six minor accidents on roads outside the city yesterday. Tony DiGiorgio, 23, of Dayton, drove off Ohio 73 and hit an electric pole, suffering facial injuries and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Viola Walker, Somerville, injured lip cuts and bruises when her husband Henry’s car slid off Ohio 122 west of the city. she was released from hospital. Courtney Spencer, 28, Miller Road, lost control on Ohio 4, colliding with John Smith, 25, Germantown, who was treated for back and scalp injuries. Smith’s car was heavily damaged. About $500 damage to Stanley Trissell’s trailer-truck, south of Monroe on US 25, when it toppled after hitting a guard rail. traffic halted for hours after 2 p.m. John W. Grass, 21, 1814 Sheffield St., fined $10 and costs for failing to yield to Stanley Carpenter, 18, Mullberry St., at the Amanda County one-Forrer Street intersection. two autos were moderately damaged.

State Highway Patrol Tony DiGiorgio Dayton Ohio 73 Butler Warren County Middletown Hospital Viola Walker Somerville Rt. 1 Henry Ohio Courtney Spencer Miller Road Middletown John Smith Germantown Smith Stanley Trissell Piqua U.S. 25 Monroe John W. Grass Sheffield St Squire Lummie Bailey Grass’ Auto Stanley Carpenter Mullberry St Amanda County Forrer Street Intersecor

Collision Near Monroe Involves Several Residents

Moderately damaged were the cars of Sam Ellison, 64, 809 S. Main St., Erwdld Wa of 809 S. Main St., and Edward W. Leavitt of Akron. They collided at 2 p.m. yesterday two miles north of Monroe, according to early police notes.

Sam Ellison S. Main St Erwdld Wa Edward W. Leavitt Akron Monroe

Monkey in Court Ends Peacefully in Ohio Case

Cheeta the monkey, central to the State of Ohio vs Roy Stewart on embezzlement charges, sat in a crowded municipal courtroom as testimony revealed a tangled tale of a $755 check and a proposal to liquidate the business with the monkey in settlement. Prosecutor Tillmonson and Judge Lamb heard the case. Stewart agreed to repay the money in monthly installments and pledged he no longer wants any more monkeys after Cheeta.

Cheeta State of Ohio Roy Stewart Lawn Avenue Lamb Stewart

Shopper Stricken In Food Market

W. P. Centers, 83, 815 16th Ave., was stricken about 10 45 this morning while shopping in a downtown food store. He was taken by Baker ambulance to Middletown Hospital where he was admitted after examination. No report on his condition was immediately available.

W. P. Centers 16Th Ave Baker Ambulance Middletown Hospital

Weekend Screenings At Paramount And Strand Theaters

Paramount shows Gun Fury in 3-D at 1 30 4 20 7 00 and 10 10 p m Killer Ape at 3 05 6 00 and 8 45 p m Strand presents Vanquished at 1 15 4 20 7 20 and 10 10 p m Topeka at 3 00 6 00 and 9 00 p m Saturday Topeka 1 30 5 05 and 8 40 p m Vanquished 2 50 6 25 and 10 00 p m

Paramount Topeka

School Board Eyes Robust Budget and Reforms

The Middletown School Board expects a fatter budget this year with a potential year end balance. A detailed 1954 budget is urged by Vice President Woodruff to show exact allocations for items like other educational supplies. The 1953 surplus was 80,000, largely from selling North School, leaving actual 1953 surplus at 10,000. The board approved 12.15 mills for operations and 1.83 for debt, with some bond funds aiding Armco Steel property taxes. Salary increases follow, and a plan to evaluate non teaching staff is set, alongside hires for summer vocational shop maintenance.

R. H. Snyder Joseph Woodruff Earle R. Seidner Clark Hugh Butler Woodruff North School Lemon Township Armco Steel Corp E Middletown Board Armco Robert Lewellyn Harry Hadley Jack Christy

Middletown Board Hikes School Heating At Taft Wilson

The Board of Education orders a new engineer for Taft School to keep boilers running longer and directs Butler to inspect Wilson School heating. Architects McLaughlin and Keil face cost and safety questions as Taft and Wilson await updated lights and exit circuits.

Board of Education Taft Wilson Hugh Butler Butler Joseph Woodruff McLaughlin and Keil Lima Wade E. Miller McLaughlin Keil Taft School

Sled accident sends 6 year old to hospital in Middleton

Icy streets sent two Middletonians to hospital yesterday. Six year old Kerry McGraw, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene McGraw, 1933 Erie Ave, was admitted for a possible head injury after his sled crashed into a tree. His condition improved this morning. Also injured was Mrs Joseph Takach, 26, 1900 S Main St, who slipped in front of Singer Sewing Machine Co on Central Ave where she works, suffering a fractured left wrist and elbow.

Beach Three airmen arrive in San Francisco aboard Gen. William Black

Three Beach Three area servicemen returned from the Far East aboard the transport Gen. William Black arriving in San Francisco yesterday. Among 1,557 soldiers were Cpl. Ronald L. Carr of 124 Urban St. Hamilton, Cpl. Rich ard W. Wagner of 620 Ludlow St. Hamilton, and Cpl. Casper Wilkerson of Lebanon.

San Francisco William Black Far East Cpl Ronald L. Carr Urban St Richard W. Wagner Ludlow St Hamilton Casper Wilkerson Lebanon

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