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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
8
Police logged a high injury day after 16 accidents caused seven injuries and about $4,000 in damages. The Snyder family and others were treated for neck pain, whiplash, and facial injuries amid chain-reaction crashes on Central Avenue and nearby streets.
Joey Rutledge Bendel, 25 months, son of Richard and Mrs. Bendel of 1731 Winton St., had his first haircut yesterday. Barber William Hinkle trimmed his naturally curly blond hair while Joey yawned, and the family plans to save the curls for keepsake.
Steady rain beginning Friday morning brought a light drizzle that lingered past 11 a.m. Farmers welcomed the relief, hoping rain continues beyond a day. Butler County crops may suffer without more moisture. corn and hay slow to grow while pastures suffer. Middleton residents welcomed rain as lawns recover, with no water shortage in town despite pumping limits to East End reservoirs.
A five year old girl ran into the path of a pickup in front of her home on Union Road near Franklin. Joni Lyn Saale suffered facial and body abrasions and a cerebral concussion and was listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital. The driver was not charged.
On the Fourth of July Hueston Woods State Park broke its own one day attendance record with 19 300 visitors surpassing the prior 17 355 set two weeks earlier and topping the Sunday June 23 figure.
A 2 year old Franklin girl suffered a fractured leg and head and wrist cuts after a 1963 car jumped a guard rail on Carmody Boulevard landing on the river bank. Five sailors on leave from the U S Navy hospital in Portsmouth Va sustained multiple injuries. The vehicle was westbound on Columbia Avenue and the driver, David Springer, was cited for careless operation.
Police arrested David Whit tington 30 of 8613 Martz Paullin Road on N Verity Parkway at 3 05 a m today for driving while intoxicated and no operator s license. Lemon Township deputies arrested William Johnson 20 of Somerville and Charles Hillman 20 of 507 Highview Road at Le Lourdsville Lake yesterday at 10 15 p m for disorderly conduct. Amos Wells 71 of 513 Burton Road was arrested yesterday at 1 30 p m on a charge of fleeing the scene of an accident.
The emergency squad treated Alice Roberts 53 of 1101 Baltimore Street for illness and Emma Marshall 34 of 708 18th Ave for breathing difficulty. Roberts was admitted in fair condition to Middletown Hospital at 11:57 p.m. after an ambulance transfer.
Franklin obituary for Melvin A. Weaver 23 shot and killed near Americus Georgia to be buried at Springboro Cemetery. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Eaton Funeral Home officiated by Dr H S Gessner. Survivors include parents Homer and Mrs Weaver of Franklin three brothers Lawrence William Ronald and a sister Mrs Jay Doty.
Police hunt two Cincinnati men, Robert J. Johnston 29 and William Hagar 27, who escaped from Lebanon Correctional Institution yesterday morning. An LCI truck they hijacked was found abandoned on Alsace Avenue. Authorities think they may have boarded a train in Hamilton bound for Cincinnati. They wore blue shirts and denim trousers. Hagar is 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, Johnston 5 feet 11 inches, 160 pounds.
David Lee Rowland 21 of 1933 Carolina St was arrested for ignoring a subpoena as a witness in a cutting with intent to kill case in Hamilton Municipal Court. Judge Frank E. Wessel issued a bench warrant and set bond at 1000 dollars. Gillespie 19 of 4721 Central Ave was arrested after an altercation at New Miami in which Rowland was injured.
Gen Sir Lashi mer Whistler, 64, three time Distinguished Service Order recipient for gallantry, praised by Field Marshal Montgomery as possibly the finest fighting brigadier in the British Army, died Thursday in London.
An 18 year old driver Wen dell Ray Taylor of 1819 Dix Road was fined 50 dollars plus costs and six months driving rights suspended for failing to report an accident. Several others including Vernon Campbell and Herold Sherwood were fined for failing to report accidents. Turner was fined 50 dollars for careless driving after police said he was hot rodding on Kenwood Drive.
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