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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1955

Page

2

City Commission to Study Second Hand Auto Rules

City commissioners plan first readings on laws regulating buying and selling used autos and parts and licensing second hand stores junk shops and dealers. An emergency ordinance proposes metered parking on Clark and Curtis streets replacing removed stalls amid traffic signal changes. Also requested is payment for T-35 resurfacing and notices include Ohio Route 73 approval and a fluoridation opposition letter.

City Commission Clark Curtis Central Avenue Clark Street Ohio E. R. Emrick Clarendon Ave

Representatives Attend School Survey Clinic at Miami University

Middletown school officials and civic leaders joined about 500 attendees for the first of three Ohio School Survey Clinic meetings at Miami University in Oxford. Speakers included Rep. Robert Longsworth and W. L. Shuman outlining state education organization plans. next sessions are Feb 8 and Mar 8.

Middletown Ohio School Survey Clinic Miami University Oxford State Board of Education Ohio School Survey Robert Longsworth State Commission On W. L. Shuman Subcommittee On State Educational Organization John D. Blackford

Auto Blaze in Franklin Baffles Firefighters

Franklin report describes a late model auto burning behind a new Pennyroyal Hill subdivision. Firemen could not reach the vehicle or determine the cause while neighbors and state patrol traced Kentucky plates 411 391 to Willie Campbell of Danville Kentucky.

Franklin Pennyroyal Hill Kentucky Wiliie Campbell Danville

Safety Rally Planned at Manchester Hotel Tomorrow

Armco Fabricating Plant employees will stage their annual safety rally tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel Morris Evans safety advisor will be toastmaster General management AEIF officers and Middletown works representatives will be guests A unusual demonstration of the value of safety in industrial work will be included Evans said

Armco Manchester Morris Evans AEIF Middletown Evans

At The Movies Showtimes for Paramount and Strand

Paramount shows Vera Cruz at 1 15 4 00 7 00 and 9 50 p m Race for Life at 2 50 5 45 and 8 40 p m Strand lists Long Wait at 1 15 4 10 7 15 and 10 10 p m Slattery s Hurricane at 2 45 5 40 and 8 45 p m

Paramount Vera Cruz Race For Life Slattery

Vehicle Theft Thwarted at Private Home

Tim Johnson of 2909 Fleming Rd reported an attempted theft of his new station wagon from his driveway. He found the car backed onto Fleming Road and ransacked after noticing it at 10:17 p.m. No suspects named.

Tim Johnson Fleming Rd Johnson Fleming Road

Okay Kitty Come Clean Rescue From Outhouse

Animal control officers were called to help a half grown gray kitten found in an outhouse on S Yankee Road. Marvin Hellman said the kitten was not in bad shape and could be helped with a bath and cologne. The shelter will stay open until 9 p.m. on January 20 for dog license purchases.

Marvin Hellman Humane S. Yankee Road Heltman

Woman Slightly Injured In Rt 127 Crash

A woman sustained a bruised elbow when her car collided with another on Route 127, about a half mile north of the Butler-Preble County line. Nancy A. Garland of Somerville was injured. Ruth Richardson, 25, of Crittenden, Kentucky, was the other driver. Both vehicles sustained minor damage.

Rt. 127 Butler-Preble Nancy A. Garland Raymond Garland Somerville Garland Ruth Richardson Crittenden

Baby named after Governor George Leader in York

A 9 pound 4 ounce baby boy named George Leader Conley was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Marlin Conley of Newberrytown. The naming honors George M Leader who was inaugurated as governor. Conley is registered as a Republican.

York, Pa Marlin Conley Newberrytown George Leader Conley George M. Leader Conley

Trials Begin for 31 Indicted in Butler County

Eight defendants faced trial in Butler County Common Pleas Court as part of a broader schedule for 31 persons indicted by the grand jury. Dates span January to March with cases involving larceny, forgery, burglary, robbery, and murder among others led by Judge Fred B. Cramer.

Butler County Common Pleas Court Fred B. Cramer Earl Hanaford St. Clair Township William H. McCormick Hamilton James Hughes Harry Williams Middletown Elmer Russell George Fugate Lemon Township Earnest Spencer Trenton Lawrence Griffin Jackson Bosch David Ingram Clifford Castle Richard Timberman James R. Taber Homer Case Paul Dalton W. P. Dalton Viola Rizzo Kenneth Wheatley James Robert Youtsler Richard David Sorrell James Albert Hunter John Cunningham Earl Nixon Clyde Carter Robert Downey Eugene F. Roach Sarah Bradbury Boyd Abrams Donald Spangler Herschel R. Andrews Leland Leslie Holt Emmett Sherron Arthur Spencer

Man Gets Year For Delinquency Conviction

A Middletown man Melvin Wilder 37 Franklin Manor was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by Judge Harry Walsh in Butler County Juvenile Court. Wilder was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse after being picked up in a cafe last week. He is married with two children.

Middletown Harry Walsh Butler County Walsh Melvin Wilder Franklin Manor Cincinnati Wilder

Two JA Firms Reelect Presidents in Election Night

Election night saw two Junior Achievement firms choose new leadership. Gardner Enterpriser re elected Phyllis Howard as president with Bill Enz as VP, Barbara Ely as treasurer, and Wanda Morningstar as secretary. Jay cee Jobbers elected Carolyn Jones as president, Harvey Weinstein as VP, Lula Profitt as treasurer, and Pat Howard as secretary. Officers will serve for the remainder of the JA year.

Gardner Enterpriser Phyllis Howard Bill Enz Barbara Ely Wanda Morningstar Jaycee Carolyn Jones Harvey Weinstein Lula Profitt Pat Howard

McGraw Wins Wright Patterson Air Base Radome Project

McGraw Construction Co. received a contract from the U. S. Corps of Engineers for a new radome test range at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dayton. The scope covers two towers and two buildings with construction to start within two weeks. Louisville office announced the award.

Wright-Patterson Air Face Base Dayton McGraw Construction Co U. S. Corps of Engineers Louisville McGraw

British engineer Igor Sikorsky wins 1955 Watt Medal

The British Institution of Mechanical Engineers awards Igor I Sikorsky the 1955 James Watt International Medal for pioneering work in aircraft, especially helicopter development.

London British Institution of Mechanical Engineers Igor I. Sikorsky

Cottrell and Latimer Re elected to Colored Assn Offices

James Cottrell and Frank Latimer were re elected as president and vice president respectively at the Armco Colored Assn annual meeting held at the Manchester Hotel. Three new directors Tollie Culbreath Selma McKeller and Segasta Wilson were installed.

Cottrell, Latimer Colored Assn James Cottrell 20Th Ave Armco Colored Assn Manchester Hotel Armco Cottrell East Works Building and Yards Frank Latimer Latimer 17Th Ave Tollie Culbreath Selma McKeller Segasta Wilson G. D. Tranter Middletown Henry Million Sr

JA Board Set for Noon Meeting at Manchester Hotel

The Junior Achievement board of directors will meet at noon in Room 225 at the Manchester Hotel tomorrow. Dave Arnold, vice president, will preside.

Junior Achievement Board of Directors Manchester Hotel Dave Arnold

Jury Acquits Hamiltonian in Second Degree Manslaughter Case

A six by six jury in Hamilton acquitted John G. Jones, 48, of 790 Millville-Oxford Rd., of second degree manslaughter in the traffic death of Adelia B. Jones, 78, struck April 24 at a Hamilton intersection. The victim died May 19. In a separate Juvenile Court matter, Lee Rumsey, 24, was sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse and fined $1,000 for contributing to juvenile delinquency. Elmer Johnson, 31, received a $500 fine and five days in jail, with $400 suspended. Police said the pair were found at the Grand Hotel with beer for two girls aged 13 and 14 in a car.

Hamilton John G. Jones Millville Oxford Rd Common Pleas Court Fred B. Cramer Jones Adelia B. Jones S. B St Harry F. Walsh Lee Rumsey N. 3Rd St Cincinnati Elmer Johnson Ludlow Street Butler County Grand Hotel

Red Cross Public Campaign Progress Reported

The public information committee for the Red Cross fund campaign met for an organizational session led by General Chairman Harold Calvin. Reports came from Karl Banzhaf on church contacts Bill Wertz on downtown merchant displays Mrs Ross Crim Jr on speech contest and Harvey Apple on poster contest. Additional members include Boss Brandenburg and Dean Phillips who oversees industrial posters and publicity.

Red Cross Fund Harold Calvin Karl Banzhaf Bill Wertz Ross Crim Jr Harvey Apple Britt Kendrick Jack Christy Boss Brandenburg WPFB Dean Phillips Gardner Board & Carton Co Phillips Frank Troutvine

Worker Tumbles 20 Feet Off Roof At Armco Plant

Elbert Crum 41 of Somerville fell about 20 feet when corrugated roofing slid from a shed at Armco Steel East Works. He suffered several broken ribs and a punctured lung, was x rayed, then moved to Middletown Hospital, condition fair. Another worker James Alvin 36, of Finley Street, received a head laceration from a wrench at Coolidge Corp and was treated and released.

McGraw Construction Armco Steel Corp Elbert Crum Somerville Rt. 1 East Works R. H. Newman Armco Middletown Hospital Crum James Alvin Finley St Coolidge Corp

Life Underwriters Meet Speaker Dan McCue Friday

Dan McCue district manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co will speak at the Middletown Association of Life Underwriters Friday noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel.

Dan McCue Hamilton Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Middletown Assn. of Life Manchester

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Commission Howard H. Kramer Walter Follmer Construction Co Ohio Department of Highways Cosco Streifthau Kitty Universal Sewing Service Oran ALL JA Firms Sikorsky Robert Taylor Young Sr Association Charles Stutenroth Harold Flagg Arnold Boxwell Hugh Parker Murdus Milton Mark Walke Alma Evans Oliver Smith William D. Payne Henry Million Sr. Million Doellmann Tan Biege Joy Joyce Doellmann’s Tweedie Debs Joyce Loafer Sox Tweedies Carmelettes dJoyee Gustave Dees Red Cross L. Dawson & CO
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