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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1962

Page

11

Loot Theft Across Three Local Residences

Cash and other items totaling 620 dollars were stolen in two weekend break-ins. Thieves used a key to enter the trailer of Lawrence Ruhl and Thomas Holmes at 3810 Tytus Ave, taking 570 dollars from a hiding place a suitcase and two sport shirts. At 4129 Vannest Ave a clock radio a child’s gold ring and possibly more items were taken from the Anna Flinspach home after entry through the back door. A separate break-in at Wilson School 106 S Highview Road involved a glass cutter to enter a rear door, but only a broken freezer lock and sugar flour mixture were found. no items were reported missing.

Lawrence Ruhl Thomas Holmes Tytus Ave Anna Flinspach Vannest Ave Wilson School S. Highview Road

Butler County probation revenue totals 242,629

Butler County Common Pleas adult probation shows 242,629 collected since 1952 with 129,942 restitution, 37,733 court costs, and 74,952 support. Workload rose from 143 to 638 cases. last year 33 revocations, 117 warrants, and 121 pre sentence investigations were filed. Bell patron Mabel Hubbard backed 1907 aviation group.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court William H. Powers Powers

Cornerstone box opened revives town memory

A 40 year sealed cornerstone box from Calvary Methodist Church at 11 S Broad St Middletown was opened during worship. Contents include two old newspapers The News Signal and The Journal a leather bound Bible minutes of the Ohio Annual Conference 1921 and photos of the old church. John B Cunningham who made the box attended the reopening. The church now meets at Creekview School with a new building planned by year end.

Patty Calvary Methodist Church John B. Cunningham Middletown S. Broad St Creekview School Paul McCauley News- Signal the Journal Ohio The Methodist Protestant Church Broad Street Cunningham Armco Steel Corp Yankee Road Chicago Minnesota Ashland Newman. St

Trouble for Plane Not Pilot at Hook Field

At 12:50 a m a single engine Cessna piloted by Dave Maxwell landed at Hook Field but ran off the runway as the engine quit. Ptl John Lowe, aided by Sgt Larry White, hand cranked the engine and restarted it. Maxwell delivered a package to the Armco hangar before returning to Cincinnati.

Hook Field Ptl John Lowe Armco Steel Corp Dave Maxwell Greater Cincinnati Lowe Larry White Armco Cincinnati

Enrollee From Africa to Study Business at MU

Roger D Almeida of Dahomey will be Miami University's first enrollee under the African Scholarship Program of American Universities. He will enter in February after four months at the University of Michigan English Language Institute. About 60 Africans from French West Africa will study in the United States under the program, with grants for tuition and fees and other costs funded by participating colleges and the Agency for International Development.

Oxford Dahomey Roger D' Almeida Donald N. Nelson Miami Nelson D'Almeida University of Michigan United States American Uni Africa America Agenccy For International Development International Cooperation Administration

Madison Senior Wins Scholarship For Essay

A Madison High School senior won a one year college scholarship and $50. John Berg, 17, won first in speech and Sally Snyder, 16, won first in essay, each receiving $100. Ohio Council of Churches sponsored the event with about 2,500 teenagers competing at Veterans Memorial Hall in Columbus.

Donna Brandenburg Germantown Ohio Madison High School Dan E. Brandenburg Veteran's Memorial Hall Columbus John Berg Newscomerstown Sally Snyder Dayton

Weekend Accidents At Middletown Hospital

Two men were treated for injuries in weekend accidents at Middletown Hospital. Wayne Blevins, 21, of Columbus, fractured a right finger and received five stitches after falling from a cliff while coon hunting Saturday. George Carr, 25, of 4501 Trenton Franklin Road West Middleton, was treated with seven stitches after striking his head on a garage roof at his home yesterday.

Middletown Wayne Blevins Columbus George Carr Trenton Franklin Road West Middletown

Parley Attendee Details Purdue Pest Control Conference

John R. Wills of Butler Co. Termite Pest Control attended the 26th Purdue University Regional pest control operators conference in Lafayette, Indiana. Topics included termite biology and the latest canal methods discussed.

John R. Wills Butler Co N. Verity Parkway Purdue University Lafayette Ind

Light speed distance from the moon observed

Light traveling at 185009 miles per second covers the Earth toward us in about 1.2 seconds, based on the moon’s distance.

Imoon

Rail spokesmen to visit Middletown for whistlestop

Officials from five railroads will join a panel discussion aboard the Free Enterprise Special during a 30 minute whistlestop at 10 30 a m tomorrow at the New York Central station 400 N Sutphin St Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce will attend Civic students from Middletown Fenwick and Lemon Monroe high schools are invited to the session Some Middletonians will meet the train in Hamilton at 8 a m for breakfast with officials

Free Enterprise Special Eastern New New York Central N. Sutphin St Middletown Area Middletown Fenwick Lemon-Monroe

Four injured in area accidents over the weekend

Four were injured and three escaped serious harm in five area accidents over the weekend. Ethel Hinds, 38, of Hamilton, suffered compound fractures after veering off Stillwell Beckett Road to avoid a car, dipping into a 100 foot ditch, hitting a utility pole, and was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital. Mack Hunley, 36, of Hamilton, sustained facial lacerations and shoulder injuries when his car ran off Rt. 130 east of Rt. 127 at McGonigle, police said, and he was taken to Mercy Hospital. Jean Collie, 16, of Hamilton, was admitted to Mercy with multiple leg lacerations after an eastbound car she rode in overturned near Tylersville Road during a pursuit by a Hamilton cruiser. the driver fled. Lawrence Hughes, 19, of Middletown, suffered head injuries when his westbound car overturned on Rt. 73 near Rt. 177. he was treated at Mercy and may have inhaled carbon monoxide. A separate crash at Jefferson and Sheffield in Mayfield involved a stain wagon and a car driven by Wyvonia Brown, 23, with both vehicles colliding as Brown prepared to turn.

Ethel Hinds Hamilton Richmond Road Stillwell Beckett Road McGonigie Depu Fort Hamilton Hospital Mack Hunley Sinclair Ave Rt. 130 Old Oxford Road Rt. 127 McGonigle Mercy Hospital Jean Collie S. 13Th St Merley Hospital Lawrence Hughes Middletown Rt. 3 Rt. 73 Rt. 177 Hughes Newher Frank E. Hurd Jefferson Road Wyvonia Brown Sheffield St Jefferson and Sheffield Mayffield Hurd

Two Drivers Cited By Police In City Accidents

Charles Walt, 28, of 3118 Leiden Ave, escaped serious injury when his car jumped a curb at N Sutphin and Doty Streets. Walt, treated at Middletown Hospital, was charged with an accelerated distance violation after his car sideswiped an arch basin lid, struck a reflector sign and a tree, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Harold Brewer, 16, of 2012 Pearl St, was cited for failing to signal a turn and Leonard Campbell, 58, of 3117 Ottawa St, was cited for passing in an intersection after their cars collided at Yankee Road and 4th Avenue, with about 150 dollars in damage. Four minor accidents were also investigated yesterday and late Saturday.

Charles Walt Leiden Ave N. Sutphin and Doty Streets Walt Middletown Hospital Sutphin Harold Brewer Pearl St Leonard Campbell Ottawa St Yankee Road 4Th Avenue Brewer Campbell

Aristotle Granted Income by Alexander the Great

Archaeology and ancient history sources note that Alexander the Great provided Aristotle with a substantial income to support his research and philosophical work, enabling continued study and teaching at his Lyceum. The grant underscores the patronage links between ruler and scholar in classical antiquity.

Aristotle Alexander the Great

Four Middletown Area Teens Questioned in Lootings

Fairfield police questioned four youths aged 18 to 17 over a spate of looting crimes across Butler County. Don Creech, 18, is held for questioning and charged. the others face juvenile court. Incidents included pay phones, soft drink vendings, and ice machines in Middletown Eaton Blue Ball Monroe Wyoming Woodlawn and along I 75.

Middletown Fairfield Eaton Blue Ball Monroe Wyoming Woodlawn Don Creech Maple Park Central Avenue Sutphin Street Charles Street Tytng Avenue Germantown Road U. S. 127 Interstate 75

Speaker for Civitan Club on salt uses tomorrow

Civitan Club members will learn of the many uses of salt at tomorrow's noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. Gilbert F. Martin, public relations manager of Morton Salt Co. Dayton gales division, will use a color film to illustrate his remarks.

Civitan Club T Tomorrow Manchester Motor Inn Gilbert F. Martin Morton Salt Co Dayton Gales Division

Fire damages Sorg Mansion apartment kitchen again

A kitchen blaze on February 27 at 206 South Main Street Sorg Mansion damaged the third floor unit. Grease on the stove blamed for the fire. A second small fire yesterday at the Hollo Way Everage apartment caused no further damage to contents.

Sorg S. Main St Mimr Holloway Everage

Stolen Receipts At John’s Truck Stop Engie’s Corner

A large envelope containing 111 in receipts and a 5 check was taken from a drawer at John’s Truck Stop at Engie’s Corner south of Middletown. Deputy James Davis says Bob Martin attended the stop and placed the money in a drawer at 1 am. The loss was discovered at 4 30 am.

John Engie’s Corner Middletown James Davis Bob Martin

Pow Wow Attracts 90 Cub Officials

Ninety Cub leaders from 24 packs of the Mound Builders Area Council attended a Roosevelt Junior High School Pow Wow led by Herbert Daniels. The training included four two hour sessions on handicraft games ceremonies and pack administration with a Blue and Gold Banquet by Lebanon packs 35 and 57.

Nicety Mound Builders’ Area Council Roosevelt Junior High School Herbert Daniels Lebanon Deng of Cubs Knights In Armor Mitch Dave Roberts Dick Brodbeck Dale Linebaugh

Hixon Files Petitions For Sheriff

James F. Hixon 48 filed petitions with Butler County Elections Board to seek the Republican nomination in the May primary. He had about 473 signatures. Appointed sheriff Jan. 19, 1961 to complete the Pell term after Pell’s Jan. 3 death. former Miami University safety director. previously Franklin County sheriff in Indiana for 10 years.

Hamilton James F. Hixon Butler County Board of Elections Hixon Butler County Paul A. Pell Miami University Franklin County Indiana

Minister Delivers Sermon After Train Crashes Car

In Little Rock Arkansas the 70-year-old Rev. C. C. Williams faced a Missouri Pacific freight train after his car stalled on a crossings. He waved his hat signaling the train to stop but the car was crushed. He was unhurt and rode to his church to finish his sermon.

Little Rock, Ark C. C. Williams Missouri Pacific Williams Highland Heights Presbyterian Church

Ex-Premiers Freed By Sudan Officials

KHARTOUM Sudan AP the government released 10 political prisoners including two ex premiers Ismail El Azhar and Abdalla Khalil Sunday. They had been held at Juba in southern Sudan since July on charges of criticizing the military regime. The former premier Abdalla Khalil saw his government ousted by Gen Ibrahim Abboud in November 1968 and parties dissolved.

Khartoum Sudan Juba Ismail el Azhar Abdalla Khalil Ibrahim Abboud

Integrated schools in Portuguese Africa census 1959

The 1959 census shows more than 5 000 integrated public and private schools in Portuguese Africa with over 600 000 pupils enrolled.

Portuguese Africa

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