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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1951

Page

2

Weather Man Tops Show at Jaycee Independence Day

A 10000 crowd in Barnitz Stadium watched music and fireworks on July 4 as the weatherman stole the show with a brisk wind. Jaycees led by John Weber and Rowan Crawford hosted a civic program with Legion band SPEBSQSA singers and an invocation by Rev. Louis Walter.

Jaycee Junior Chamber of Commerce Barnitz Stadium Usic John Weber The Jaycees Rowan Crawford American Legion Band Earl Mendenhall Spebsqsa Sam Feinstein Louis Walter

Drowning Victim Identified as 71-Year-Old John Treadway

The body of John Treadway 71 of West Middletown was recovered from the Great Miami River about 8 a.m. by firefighters and police near the West Middletown Bridge. Treadway resided with his son and daughter-in-law on Franklin Trenton Road and leaves four daughters and two sons. Funeral services at Riggs Funeral Home were incomplete.

John Treadway West Middletown Miami Middletown West Middletown Bridge Treadway Fire Department Riggs Funeral Home Wallace Treadway Franklin-Trenton Nancy Henderson Waynesville Lois Turner Phoenix Ariz Mary Larkin Anna Austenmore Dayton Wallace Russell Lucia Treadway New York Methodist Church

Circus and Sewage on Middletown Commission Docket

Middletown City Commission met to discuss a letter from State sanitary chief F H Waring on sewage dumped into the Great Miami River and new penalties under upcoming state law. The panel also weighed an application by the Lions to sponsor a circus here and noted progress on airport improvements listed by the CAA for Middletown among 138 locations.

H. W. Starick F. H. Waring Middletown Great Miami Waring Lion’s Ub Associated Press CAA

Quiet Fourth Yields Stray Dog Bite and Gas Theft

In Middletown the quiet Fourth featured two incidents. Tom O Flynn was bitten on the right hand by a stray dog inside his home at 1028 Kunz Ave while trying to evict it from a “legal” Barnitz Field celebration. Garrett Phillips of 2303 Wilbraham Rd reported gasoline stolen from his car in the 500 block of Fourteenth Ave. Police logged two fireworks complaints on Taylor St. and Maple St. with no injuries or damage found.

Middletown Barnitz Field Tom O’flynn Kunz Ave Garrett Phillips Wilbraham Rd

Statue in temple honors cats and dogs that supply instrument parts

Japanese instrument makers of the native sami sen banjo have dedicated a bronze statue at a famed Buddhist temple to the cats and dogs whose bodies serve as strings and drumheads for the instrument.

Valley Escapes Predicted Rain

Weather summary notes cool and cloudy conditions with rain showers in parts of the region. Middletown and Miami Valley enjoyed a mostly pleasant day with a high of 91 and a overnight drop to 60, while today’s forecast calls for a high near 76 and a low around 60 with increasing clouds and possible evening showers.

Middletown Miami Valley

Little Shoe Found After Barnitz Field Fireworks

Detectives John Fitzgerald and Sam Moore found a four and one half inch black patent leather sandal style baby shoe with a cut out toe after the Barnitz Field fireworks show last night. The shoe appears almost new and unused. The owner is likely seeking the lost item.

Barnitz Field John Fitzgerald Sam Moore

City worker retrieves found stroller in alley

Eddie Cole of the Street Department pushed a baby stroller to headquarters after discovering it in North Wall Alley. The owner arrived later to claim the stroller.

Eddie Cole Street Department North Wall Alley

Police report multiple lost youths found safe

Police said several youngsters labeled as lost were located and returned unharmed. One set of parents received a lecture.

Weekday Movie Schedule At Paramount Strand Colontal

At The Movies listings show Paramount with Texas Rangers screenings at 1 40, 3 15, 4 55, 6 35, 8 15 and 9 55 p m Strand presenting Ma And Pa Kettle Back On The Farm at 1 15, 4 05, 7 05 and 10 14 p m Lullaby Of Broadway at 2 35 5 30 and 8 30 p m Friday offers Experimental Alcatraz at 2 55 5 25 8 00 and 10 30 p m and Hills Of Oklahoma at 1 45 4 15 6 50 and 9 20 p m Colontal shows Valentino at 1 15 3 20 5 15 7 30 and 9 45 p m.

Texas Rangers Oklahoma Colontal Valentino

Oakley Arrests Hit Eight This Year in Drunk Complaints

Police records show Oakley has been arrested eight times this year on drunkenness complaints.

Oakley

Obituary for Lewis P. Stahley 79 Middletown resident

Lewis P. Stahley 79 of 1804 Oberon Dr died 5 30 p m Wednesday after a month long illness. A native of the city he was a retired carpenter and Middletown Eagles member. Surviving are three daughters Bertha and Alta Steele and Anna Douglas. four sons Walter Albert Charles Phillip. one sister Emma Stahley. 28 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services 10 a m Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Dr Caudill officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 7 10 p m today and 2 5 and 7 10 p m Friday.

Lewis P. Stahley Oberon Stahley Middletown West Middletown Albert Charles Maytown Phillip Lebanon Emma Stahley McCoy- Leffler R., Cc. Caudill Woodside Cemetery McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home

Hamilton Tax Yield Lusty Noted In Early Reports

Real estate tax collection in Hamilton shows a lusty start as Middletown branch mails bills Monday and early payments total 171990.01. Receipts at Hamilton reach 30161.54 on Friday and 16447.12 on Saturday with only first half-year bills mailed and full-year payers urged to double their payment before the July deadline.

Hamilton Middletown Carl Wedekind Wedekind

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Hunter

Mrs Anna Hunter 64 of 345 North Main St. died Monday at Middletown hospital after a two month illness. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at home, then at Union Baptist Church for lying in state and services at 2 p.m. conducted by Revs R L Robinson and S C Smith. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Riggs Funeral Home in charge.

Anna Hunter North Main St Union Baptist Church R. L. Robinson

Mrs Anna Washington Dies at 59 After Heart Attack

Mrs. Anna Washington 59 of 715 Eighteenth Ave died early today at 2 40 a m reportedly from a heart attack at her home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Maxberry Funeral Home.

Anna Washington Eighteenth Ave Maxberry Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Assum MORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Assum 2 will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Vail Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Meredith officiating. Burial will be in Morrow Cemetery. She died unexpectedly and is survived by her daughter Marjorie at home and by Mrs. Eunice Hopkins of Morrow. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Morrow Howard Assum Vail Robert Meredith Assum Marjorie Eunice Hopkins

Plan Buffet Supper For Middletown Secretaries Club

Middletown chapter of the National Secretaries will hold a buffet supper at 6 30 tonight at Holiday House. The event invites members to attend and socialize while dining.

Middletown The Nationa Holiday House

Bee eyes hold 6000 lenses per compound eye

A bee uses compound eyes with about 6000 lenses in each eye, while humans rely on a single-lens eye. The fact highlights the difference in visual anatomy between bees and humans.

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