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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1954

Page

2

Sheriff Doubts Drowning Death In Miami River Case

Warren County Sheriff Richard Satterthwaite said no body has been found in the Miami River where the car of Leon Reece was located. Firemen and a Dayton rescue unit have searched the area for two days without locating a body, and the sheriff questions whether Reece is in the river at all. Reece, 41, missing since last Thursday, left a suicide note and was employed at National Cash Register. The investigation continues as relatives are interviewed.

Miami River Warren County Richard Satterthwaite Satterthwaite Franklin Miamisburg Leon Reece W. Linden Avenue Reece Mom Erby Worley Miami Evelyn National Cash Register Auton Rt. 123 Chautauqua Road

Industry and Stores Prepare Long July Fourth Weekend

Middletown faces an extended holiday as July Fourth falls on Monday. Industry and retail workers will take off from Saturday 5:30 pm to Tuesday noon, with stores resuming noon to 9 pm Tuesday. Armco, Gardner, Manchester, Aeronca and others plan near two day or longer closings as city services continue.

Middletown Journal Armco Steel Corp Armco East Armco Drainage & Metal Products Co

Eleven Registrants Sent to Cincinnati for Induction

Eleven Selective Service Board 10 registrants were sent to Cincinnati for induction into the Armed Forces. Named inductees include George Thomas Geran Clyde Reiff Henry Close Montgomery Edward Eugene Taylor Joseph Karl Taylor William Dean Clark William John Saunders Jr Thomas Jerome McDonough and Wilmer Douglas Wooten with others' papers sent to Honolulu for induction there.

Selective Service Board Cincinnati George Thomas Geran Tytus Ave Kent Hammer Somerville Clyde Reiff Fairfield Road Oxford Henry Close Montgomery W. Church St Edward Eugene Taylor Atco Dr Joseph Karl Taylor Howard Ave William Dean Clark Middletown Rd Hamilton William John Saunders Jr Box Virgil S. Edwards Rt. 1 Thomas Jerome McDonough Ringwood Road Wilmer Douglas Wooten Collinsville Geran Ful Reiff Montgomery William Emmons Aull Honolulu Yale University John A. Aull Jr The Alameda

Grass fire on Heinkel Road causes no damages

The North of Fire Department reported a grass fire on the Heinkel Road property of Pearl Weaman. The blaze, started by a bonfire, caused no damages and was contained yesterday morning.

Heinkel Road Pearl Weaman North of

Pre Fourth Bike Parades Earn Prizes

Children dressed in their best paraded stream er decorated bikes through town for pre Fourth of July celebrations. At Douglas Park 78 participants awarded prizes with winners in large bikes, sidewalk bikes, tricycles and junior divisions named alongside decorated by teams and schools. Stunt night July 8 features the Douglas Park midget softball team versus their fathers.

Douglas Park Armce Center Washington School Bruce Domineck Beatrice Gary Nancy Lee Saunders Melanie Commodore Robert Gates Thaddeus Jones Claudia Jones Lincoln School Gladys Marcia Randall Suzanne Upton Anne Hufman Gene Thiel Bonnie Upton Sherry Farquar Deane Sloam WPFB John McClusky Jr Bobby Million Syvia Dety Mildred McClusky Lois Ann Gregory Henry Mack Leon Cox Roderick Sangster Jody Jones

Safety Experts Hopeful County To Avoid Tragedy

Butler County safety officials forecast a lower risk during the Fourth of July weekend if the county mirrors the national rate of one highway death per 1000 drivers. Paul E. Wilson notes 19 traffic fatalities in Butler this year, well below last year's July 5 toll, and suggests publicity may deter travel, reducing road crowding.

Butler Paul E. Wilson Middletown Safety Council Butler County Wilson

Holiday weekend traffic toll warnings and safety pleas

Road Hal Boyle reports the county saw its highest weekend traffic toll as five fatalities were recorded each weekend. Wilson notes holiday deaths occur at unsafe swim sites. Cecil Runyan of the National Safety Council urges common sense and courteous driving to prevent loss of life and aims for a safe Fourth of July.

Wilson National Safety Council Cecil Runyan Runyan

Patrol To Be Tough For Big Weekend

The 10 patrolmen of state highway post 9 on the Hamilton Middletown Road will work at least 12 hours daily during the July 4 weekend enforcing Ohio traffic laws Col George Mingle says the same plan as Memorial Day will be used. 3,918 motorists were arrested and 6,072 given written warnings. Local patrolmen accounted for 80 of the arrests in the effort to prevent holiday crashes. Dinosaurs became extinct about 6 million years ago.

State Hamilton-Middletown Ohio George Mingle

Cyclist Injured in Crash With Auto on Ohio 127

A nine year old boy, Terry Todd of Seven Mile, was injured when his bicycle rode into a car on Ohio 127. He was treated for facial injuries and abrasions at Mercy Hospital and released. The car was driven by Robert Stoltz of Greenville Rt. 2.

Ohio 127 Seven Mile Terry Todd Main St Hamilton Mercy Hospital Robert Stoltz Greenville Rt. 2

At The Movies Showtimes Friday and Saturday

Paramount lists Personal Affairs at 1 40 5 00 8 20 p m Jubilee Trail at 3 05 6 25 9 50 p m Stran d shows Three Young Texans 1 15 4 20 7 20 10 15 p m Fighter Attack 2 50 6 00 8 55 p m Saturday Fighter Attack 1 55 5 25 8 45 p m Three Young Texans 3 25 6 55 10 15 p m Of the 238 copies of the first folio edition half are in the United States.

Paramount Shakespeare United States

Union Votes For Straight Pay At Gardner Board & Carton

Union members at Gardner Board & Carton Co Middletown plants approved switching from incentive pay to straight base pay by 438 to 120. The plan, effective Monday, creates 17 pay grades, preserves or raises most pay, and includes $50 000 in transition pay funded by the old bonuses. Gardner notes cost of living raises stay frozen at 3 percent and a similar proposal is before the Lockland unit.

United Independent Paper Workers Gardin Board & Carton Co Middletown Harry Brown Gardner Gaadner United Paperworkers of America CIO Lockland

Hour Of Games Slated Sunday Before Fireworks

Fireworks and entertainment head the Middletown Fourth of July events at Barnitz Stadium. A 7:30 p.m. start features children’s games, prize awards by D. W. Jacot, a chorus and Rainbow Girls drive under Miss directing, and a 9 p.m. fireworks talk by Jaycees president Rowan Crawford. The Abilene note recalls President Eisenhower’s home.

Barnitz Stadium D. W. Jacot Middletown

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