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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1956

Page

2

City Commission Passes Pole Ordinance for Rear-Lot Erection

After a week’s delay, the City Commission approved a pole ordinance restricting utilities to erect poles at rear lot line easements. The measure, effective in 30 days, carries a 500 dollar daily fine for violations and met no public comment. CG&E pledged compliance but sought clarification to avoid costly redesigns for existing subdivision projects.

City Commission Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Ohio Bell Telephone Co William K. Robinson Cg&e Robinson Commission Francis Carmody Thinag Lo C

Rating Was Superior Troupe Told

Middletown High School's Troupe 918 received a superior rating for Act III from Elizabeth the Queen at the sixth National Dramatic Arts Conference held at Indiana University June 18 23. The rating reflected judge ballots and the National Board of Senior Councillors vote.

Middletown High School Maxwell Anderson Indiana University National Board of Leon C. Miller Florence Powell Middletown

Local Theaters Schedule Four Films This Weekend

Paramount presents Great Locomotive Chase showings at 1 15 3 25 5 30 7 45 and 9 55 p m Friday and Saturday Strand screens Road to Denver Escape to Burma with showings 1 15 4 40 8 10 p m and 2 50 6 25 9 55 p m Colonial offers Grapes of Wrath 1 15 4 40 8 10 p m Tobacco Road 3 00 6 00 9 50 p m

Paramount Great Locomotive Chase Denver Burma Tobacco Road

Collections Start Monday In New North Middletown Area

The city will begin regular garbage collection Monday in the newly annexed North Middletown area. Dan Kothe, director of public utilities, notes the private contractor has discontinued service. The city truck will collect today and tomorrow upon request, with a tentative schedule by street and notices by telephone. Rates are $4 for three months, $7.75 for six months, and $15 per year, payable in advance.

North Middletown Dan Kothe Public Utilities Kothe North Middletown Avalon Rose Lawn Maple Park Dixie Heights Manchester and Country Lee Landside Ay Heights Dix Road Sawyer Road Fisher Road Sunset Street Vannest Street Riverview Spring Hill

Wreck Victims Remain In Poor and Serious Condition

Two cars collided on Tylersville Road east of Ohio 747 injuring nine people. Gloria Hobbs 11 holiday visitor in Hamilton remained in poor condition with hip rib and clavicle fractures while Ellen Williams 33 of Hamilton stayed in serious condition with probable hip fracture and severed hand tendon.

Tylersville Ohio Mercy Hospital Hamton Gloria * Hobbs Hamilton Ellen Wiliams

Brother Admits Norwalk Slaying

SANDUSKY Ohio Sheriff Alton T Young said Robert E Miller 23 a Norwalk tree trimmer was killed by his brother Peter 28 who confessed using a brick The motive was described as Robert being raissing a slang term referenced in the report

Sandusky Ohio Robert E. Miller Norwalk Alton T. Young Robert Peter

Manslaughter Charge Dismissed in Dixie Highway Fatality

Hamilton report states Ayden Combs 44 of Sycamore Street had second degree manslaughter charges dismissed by Judge Frank Wes sel. The case stemmed from a June 25 traffic death of Daniel Horn Jr. 51 of Shade Kentucky at Dixie Highway and Belle Avenue. Combs said he did not see Horn until he stepped into the truck’s path.

Hamilton Ayden Combs Sycamore St Frank F.wessel Combs Daniel Horn Jr Shade Dixie Highway Belle Avenue

Middletown Man Fined Jail Time for Driving While Intoxicated

Roy Ashley, 35, of 3118 Andrew Street Middletown, was fined 100 dollars, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his driving privileges suspended for one year for driving while intoxicated.

Roy Ashley Andrew St Middletown

Auto Crash on Central Avenue Leaves Two Injured

A Middleton man driving 1953 car at 80 to 90 mph ran a red light at Clinton Street, striking Edward Corey in a southbound car and knocking over a parked auto. He fled the scene, was jailed for careless driving, and two injured occupants were treated and released.

Central Avenue Clinton Street Middletown Hospital Chalmer Chapman Woodlawn Ave Martin Carson Moore St Chapman Clinton Edward Corey Seneca St Corey Central Foy Amburger Lafayette Ave Eagle Alley Frank Stewart Bonham Rd Marvin Dilley Corwin Rd Hamilton Stewart John Fitzgerald S. Clinton Street Reynolds Avenue

Dogs injure three and workers suffer accidents in Middletown area

Three dogs bit or scratched residents sending one adult to Middletown Hospital and injuring a nine year old. In separate incidents two people were treated for on the job or home accidents including a wrist fracture and a hand injury from a lumber mishap at Square and Marro Construction Co.

Middletown Hospital Dwight Meehan Monroe St Mrs. My Hummel Germantown Jerry Margerum Glenn Ave Trenton Joe Kahanek West Middletown Rt. 1 Tommy Hover John Hover 1725 Jackson Sn Jimmy Francis Morrow Square & Marro Construction Co

Police Briefs report two larceny charges in city jail

Thomas Spicer Jr. and Floyd Nickells were charged with larceny in warrants served in the city jail. Spicer allegedly stole pipe dies valued at 6 dollars and Nickells a copper wire and a copper monkey totaling 57.50 dollars from Armco yesterday. Ervin Slam Jr. was arrested on two menace and threat warrants, and Bobby Smithson reported bicycle theft from Sunset Park.

Thomas Spicer, Jr Howman Ave Hamilton Floyd Nickells N. Grimes Sr Spicer Armco Nickells Ervin Slam Jr Reynolds Ave Bobby Smithson Baltimore St Sunset Park

Miami Air Proj ects Radar Post

Col. Ernest J. White of Miami University will terminate duties at Oxford tomorrow. He will be reassigned to Stewart AFB New York as vice commander of the first semi automatic radar unit in the United States. The unit will include about 10 000 men and handle fighter planes guided missiles antiaircraft and radar control. He reports to his new post August 1.

Oxford Ernest J. White Miami University Col. White Air Force Reserve Officers Corps Stewart Afb New York United States White

City's Underground A Mystery Maze Of Water Lines

City commissioners heard of four water main breaks within two weeks, and two outside city limits, with ongoing talks of a city wide study and valve replacement program. City Manager Thompson blamed outdated records and faulty information from contractors for mislocated lines and slow shutoffs during emergencies.

Thompson Charles W. Thompson William W. Denham Square & Marra Dan Rothe

Optimistic Bethel AME Club to Sponsor Pro Am Event

The Optimistic Club of Bethel AME Church will host a pro am for the church building at 6 p.m. Sunday with Mrs. Robert Green as club president and Rev. A. L. Maura of Glen Dale delivering the sermon. Senior Choir will back a lawn fete at 831 17th Ave Friday from 5 30 p.m. Mrs. Helen Reed chairs. The Rosebud Club meets at 904 8th Ave Friday 8 30 p.m. Fellowship services Sunday 2 30 p.m. at Holiness Tabernacle Church of the Universe 1200 Garfield St under Rev. W. B. Kilgore and Bishop H. K. Kilgore with clergy from Springfield Ohio Richmond Ind and Cincinnati involved.

Optimistic Club Bethel Ame Church Robert Green A. L. Maura Glendale Enn Jerry Glover 17Th Ave Helen Reed Rosebud Club Bertha Wardrow 8Th Ave Holiness Tabernacle Church of the Universe Garfield St W. B. Kilgore H. K. Kilgore Charles Purling Springfield Ohio Booker Davis Richmond Ind Mattie Price Cincinnati

July Rainfall Surpasses June Figures Early in 1956

Weather notes show July accumulates 2.64 inches in five days versus June's 2.55 inches for the month. May leads 1956 rainfall with 3.94 inches and year total reaches 20.43 inches, while 1955 six months had 20.14 inches. Yesterday's rain added 0.25 inches to July.

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