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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
3
Five city department heads urged selling the Veterans Village on South Main Street and removing the units after plans to abandon the temporary housing by May. Offers ranged from 300 to 4000 dollars. sale of the group is favored if vacated.
Two occupants were injured yesterday afternoon when a truck and a car collided on the Hamilton Middletown Pike near Hamilton. Frank Reeves, 45, of 141 Howman Ave New Miami, had a cut on his left leg while Charles Mosher, 40, a Cuyahoga Falls salesman, suffered head and hand cuts and a possible chest injury. Both were taken to Mercy Hospital. Deputies Al Mahatha and Emanuel Schultheiss said Mosher’s car crashed into the truck as Reeves attempted a turn into Campbell Drive.
Floyd and Evelyn M. Hartzog of Middletown filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Cincinnati listing no assets and debts of 13614 They report operating a business named Miami Valley Frosted Foods from September 1946 to November 1949.
Municipal Court records show Rodger Lee Jones 37 of 1708 Calumet Ave sentenced to six months jail suspended and a $100 fine and costs after operating a vehicle under alcohol influence following an early Sunday crash. Jones previously had license suspended. Edgar Forrest 35 of West Middletown fined $25 costs 30 days Cincinnati Workhouse for intoxication and defrauding taxi driver. James Cundiff 34 of Middle Town Route 1 fined $100 costs and six months driving suspension for DUI. L F Sieverling 69 of 117 N Fourth St Hamilton had case dismissed for fleeing accident scene.
Gladys Steele aged 30 of 1107 First Ave was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for loitering. The fine and sentence were suspended on the condition she leave town.
Velia Gabriel, 39, of 826 Yan kee Rd., released on a $50 bond to appear in Municipal Court on disorderly conduct. Arrest occurred at 12:55 a.m. on Mary Etta St. Damage of 35 dollars from an afternoon accident at Parkview Ave. and Curtis St. involved Russell Fox, 22, driving north on Curtis St., and Robert Long, 43, west on Parkview, with no injuries.
James H. Farrer of Cincinnati general agent reports Chenault as the 1950 Agency Leader for The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. Chenault resides at 909 Stanley Street in Middletown.
The 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron drills at 8 p m at the American Legion. State Patrol Auxiliary meets at 8 p m at the Legion. Armco Employes Independent Federation executive committee meets at 7 p m in the AEIF office. Alcoholics Anonymous gathers at 7:45 p m, Boy's choir at 4 p m, Alpha Council No 326 OUAM at 8 p m at 19 N Broad St. Toastmasters at 6:30 p m at the Manchester. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary at 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club. Odd Fellows at 7:30 p m, Moose Lodge at 8 p m. Dog Training at 7:30 p m at S Main St Armory. Friday Unity Council D of A at 8 p m Malta Hall. Knights of Pythias La Fayette Lodge 37 at 7:30 p m at Castle. Optimist Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel. National Association of Power Engineers at 7:30 p m at the YMCA.
The Full Gospel Tabernacle on North Verity Plwy marks four years with a special Saturday service led by pastor Rev. John W Sullivan. Attendance has grown from 28 at the first service to over 400 today with evangelists Gene Huff Troy Kincaid Gordon Lawson Edsel Noble Thomas Lawson and William Thompson among participants. Music by the Full Gospel Trio the Full Gospel Harmoneers and the Kings Daughters Quartet. The anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev. James Van Meter of Columbus superintendent of the ACS of God in Ohio. Delegations expected from Cincinnati Dayton Johnsville Waynesville Eaton and Chillicothe. Public invited.
An estimate suggests there are data mineral springs in the United States with at least a thousand producing water commercially. The finding points to a modest but notable level of mineral water activity and potential regional markets.
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