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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1950

Page

2

Easement Cleared for East End Sewers Project

The final easement for sewer installation in Alta Vista and Eldorado was secured. Middletown Realty Co backed the last easement, enabling a citywide sewer package at a projected per foot cost. Negotiations spanned months, with officials noting total cost to property owners via a special assessment, while some locals await Bulls Run trunk sewer extension.

Alta Vista Eldorado Reddé Schatzamann Sarks A. Pochel Lerger Schatzmann Middletown Realty Company Middletown Development and Supply Company Bulls Run Sheldon Rd Fidorado

At the Movies Paramount Showtimes Redux

Friday and Saturday programs include Hollywood Varieties with Robert Alda and Peggy Stewart at 2:15 3:45 6:10 and 8 4 pm Rocketship X M with Lloyd Bridges and Osa Massen at 2 70 4:45 7:15 and 9:45 pm Prince of Foxes with Tyrone Power and Wanda Nexrt Friday 1:50 5:35 9:20 pm Saturday 6:15 6:45 pm Northwest Stampede with Dan Lestie and James Crain Friday 3:55 7:46 pm Saturday 4:38 6 5 pm

Hollywood Varieties Robert Alda Peggy Stewart Lioyd Bridges Osa Massen Prince of Foxes Tyrone Power Wanda New Northwest Stampede Dan Lestie James Crain Riday

Toastmasters Inducts New Member in Middle Town Shrine Club

One new member, Bob Thom as, was inducted into the Middle town Shrine Toastmasters Club. Guests included Harold Voorhis, Leo Profit, and Don Bradford of the Cincinnati YMCA Toastmasters Club. Speakers were Lee Wildermuth Insurance, Bill Johnson A Visit to Long Island, and James Martin A Good Labor Union. Johnson was best speaker. Wildermuth and Martin tied for most improved. Officials were Ola Huber grammarian, Earl Himan timekeeper, Jack Dean toast master, and Bob McConaughy general critic. The club runs a membership drive aiming for 20 active members. current totals show about 25 with Toast team at 1070 points and Masters at 660. District of Columbia population estimated at 870,000.

Harold Voorhis Leo Profit Don Bradford Cincinnati Ymca Toastmasters Club Lee Wildermuth Bill Johnson Long Island James Martin Johnson Wildermuth Martin Ola Huber Earl Himan Jack Dean Bob McConaughy

Car Bus Crash Shows $600 Damage In City

Police report a Garden Drive collision between a car driven by Frederick D Unger and a Curtin Street bus operated by Robert Bradford caused an estimated 600 in damage. The car sustained 500 damage, the bus 100 to its right side. The car was towed from the scene. Earlier, a workman on a building dropped a board hitting a fog light on J G Stamper’s car. A separate incident had Joseph Rothwell’s car rear ended at Clinton Street and Manchester Avenue by Elmer Hauser’s vehicle, causing 300 and 75 dollars damage respectively. Addie Hall’s car was lightly damaged after a collision with Paul Raviff’s vehicle while stopping at a market.

Frederick D. Unger Garden Dr Ortman - Stewart Robert Bradford Curtin St Woodside Ave J. G. Stamper Otway Route 2 Sorg Theater South Main St Stamper Jycph E. Rothwell Webster St Apparen Clinton St Anchester Ave Elmer L. Hauser Monroe Hauser Addie Hall Grand Ive Paul Raviff Bebepees Rd

Mammoth Fireworks Display Scheduled

Mammoth plans the town birthday fireworks show at Sunset Park on July 12. Committee chair Joe Thomas says two ground pieces over 150 feet long, a rapid serial piece nearly every minute, and three large set pieces will mark the event honoring Armco’s 80th anniversary with a birthday cake, a Verity quotation, and an Armco Triangle backdrop. The viewing area will be roped off north of the park trees for better sightlines, with Don Brown and George Shafer as vice chairs and a large list of volunteers assisting.

Armcco Sunset Park Joe Thomas Oood Armco Artes George M. Verity Thomas Don Brown George Shafer Bob Frank — J. MeKmacht Cox Bob Sah

Roosevelt Field to Host Armco Kiddie Land Birthday Party

Roosevelt Field will become Kiddie Land for Armco's Middletown birthday party on July 12. The carnival area behind Roosevelt Junior High will host all kid rides free for youngsters while adults enjoy games at Sunset Park and the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl near Onevelt school. A wide range of rides including a merry-go-round, airplane ride, swing ride, donkey carts, pony rides, a train, and a fire engine ride will be set up within the field area.

Roosevelt Junior High School Armco Middletown Sunset Ark Sunset Park Ilton Rd Aonevelt School

Obituary of Cath erine Ada Moyer Germantown resident

Mrs. Catherine Ada Moyer aged 76 lifelong Germantown resident died Thursday at her home after ill health since last November following burns. Survived by husband Norah three sons Homer C. Dayton Lawrence Miarmis burg and Harry Middletown two daughters Clara May Good and Catherine M. Bauer Dayton six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in town Cemetery calling hours after 4 p m Saturday Arrangements Albert Swartsel Funeral Home.

Germantown Catherine Ada Moyer Norah Homer C Dayton Lawrence Miarmisburg Harry Middletown Clara May Good Catherine M. Bauer Town Arron Albert Swartsel

Harveysburg man dies after heart attack at 61

Harveysburg resident C Bogan, 61, died Thursday at Grandview Hospital after a heart attack. He is survived by two brothers, Charles of Harveysburg and John of Wilmington, and a sister Virdella Stanley of Waynesville. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Friends Church in Harveysburg with burial in Miami Cemetery at Corwin. Friends may call until 4 p.m. today at Stubbs Funeral Home in Lebanon and this evening at the home of his brother Charles.

Harveysburg Weldon C Bogan Grandview Hospital Charles John Wilmington Virdella Stanley Waynesv Friends Church Miami Cemetery Corwin Friends Stubbs Lebanon

Vital Statistics vs Catherine Ada Moyer case summary

Court records list Vital Statistics versus Catherine Ada Moyer, aged 76, of ontown Route 2. Also noted Weldon C. Bogan, 61, of Harveysburg, Ohio.

Catherine Ada Moyer Ontown Weldon C. Bogan Harveysburg

Local Births Reported Across Family Homes

Mr and Mrs William Stokley of 902 South Broad Street welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jerome Inwood of Orchard Street welcomed a boy today. Mr and Mrs Waldo Matthews of Miamisburg welcomed a girl today. Mr and Mrs William Mann of 2233 Winton Street welcomed a boy today.

William Stokley South Broad St Jerome Inwood Orchard St Waldo Matthews Miamisburg William Mann Winton St

Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed

Robert Arthur Millard 22 Armco steel worker 318 Sophin St and Betty Clay Kiaber 19 secretary West Middletown Route 1. Albert Carl Knollmann 25 Cost accountant Cincinnati and Jeanne Kathryn Galeese 22 registered nurse 13 Bundy apartments Jay M Sams 4 auto garage man Cincinnati Route 8 and Velma C Handschiegl 21 SE 1st, Spokane St Minn. David 21 worker Mindelown Route and Doris Carter 20 secretary Middletown Routes 1.

Robert Arthur Millard Armco Steel Sophin

Hospital Admissions List Includes Several Surgeries

In The Hospital John Hammonds of Glen Ave surgical Ferdinando Lolli of Queen St medical Mrs Carrie Cockerham of Somerville Route 1 surgical Mrs Richard Senders of Mor row Route 3 surgical Mrs Henry Palanci of Tenth.

John Hammonds Glen Ave Ferdinando Lolli Queen St Carrie Cockerham Somerville Richard Senders Morrow Henry Palanci

Meter Reader Falls in Cafe Basement, Suffers Rib Injury

Dale Fordyce, 18, a gas and electric company meter reader, fractured a rib after falling from a chair while reading a basement meter at Gibby's Cafe on Central Ave. Police said he toppled onto his side and was taken to Middletown Hospital by Riggs ambulance.

Dale Fordyce The Gas and Electric Company Gibby Central Ave Fordyce Middletown Hospital Riggs

Local Health Notices from Franklin and Vicinity

A string of notices lists residents undergoing medical procedures and illnesses. Individuals named include Mrs. C W Hickman Excel lo Mrs Roy Nation Reynolds Ave Jo Haas Franklin Lloyd Epperson Dolly Wood daughter of Lawrence Wood Elwood St Charles Morris son of Charles Morris Sr Franklin Mrs Charlie Harvey Eighteenth Ave Melvin Rayburn Franklin Andrew Saunders Lafayette St Lois Adams daughter of Paul Adams Smith ve Route 3.

Dolly Jean Wood Lawrence Wood Elwood St Charles Morris Charles Morris, Sr Franklin Charlie Harvey Eighteenth Ave Melvin Rayburn Andrew Saunders Lafayette Raymond McKinley Middletown Lois Adams Paul Adama Smith Ve

Prayers on Loudness Prompt Police Card Warning

A resident complained of loud prayer at night prompting police to advise toning down the vocal session. Officers told the man to lower his volume and he responded with an affirmative “Amen.”

Wat Praya Tue

Civil Service Exams To Fill Building Post

A competitive Civil Service examination will fill the post of assistant ent. commissioner for Middletown. Applications from Johnson at 1335 Central Ave. due by July 20. Oral exam July 21 with a later written test for qualifiers. General building knowledge and construction experience required, plus knowledge of mechanical installation.

Middietown P.F. Johnson Civil Service Johnson Central Ave

Junior Police Go Afishin

Nineteen Junior Police Club members failed to catch a carload of fish but enjoyed soft drinks ice cream and candy. They were hosted by Davio Lake owner Herman Rekers south of the city and transported there by police staff with Fraternal Order of Police members in attendance. Bobby Hefflin won first prize for the largest fish, Frank Mahone second.

Herman Rekers Davio Lake R. Douglas Barrett Ernest Weaver Harold Gray Arnold Ferguson Charles Reuthe Fraternal Order of Police Associate Rekers FOPA Bobby Hefflin Frank Mahone

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