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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

13

New Pumps Put End to East End Sprinkling Limits

The city activates two of six giant water pumps at Kensington Street station boosting capacity to 2,800 gallons per minute each. Old 1935 and 1948 pumps will be retired as two new 2,800 gpm units back up the system, ending drought restrictions. A new one million gallon Blue Ball tower is slated for November to ensure future pressure.

Jim Bohman Gardner Kensington Street East End Public Utilities Robert Moschell Moschell Kelsie Singleton Middletown

Future Dark For Hamilton Buses

Hamilton City Lines will not resume bus service after the Amalgamated Transit Union rejected a company offer. Local 738 members consider forming their own company as negotiations with the city and any designated firm continue under a federal mediator in Cincinnati. The union seeks a 5 cent retroactive raise to Jan 1, while the current proposal calls for a three stage raise over two years and part time shifts for half the workforce.

Hamilton Hamilton City Lines, Inc Amalgamated Transit Union City of Hamilton Local 738 Ray Taylor Hamilon Cincinnati

six workshop luncheon date set for educators

A joint luncheon for 31 educators in the Community Resources Workshop and Mid dletown Industrial Council is scheduled for Monday at noon, July 19, in the junior ballroom of Manchester Motor Inn. The event concludes the workshop sessions with an evaluation program and sketches from members. Dr. Kenneth Glass of Miami University leads the workshop, assisted by Tom Webb and Marion McEvoy. Sponsors include the Industrial Council, the Board of Education and Miami University.

Community Resources Middletown Industrial Council Manchester Motor Inn Kenneth Glass Miami University Tom Webb Marion McEvoy The Industrial Council Board of Education

One Chair Stolen From Lawn Belongs to Fisher

Mrs. Don Fisher of 56 Red Bud Lane reported to the sheriff’s office that a lawn chair valued at 11.50 was stolen after she had bought a pair. A week earlier one chair was taken and the thief returned last night for the second chair.

Hamilton Sheriff's Office Don Fisher Red Bud Lane

Tire Thief Scared Off by Homeowner in Fairfield Road Incident

Garland McQueen of 6950 Liberty Fairfield Road investigated a noise and found his car with its left front tire and wheel partially removed. He heard a vehicle drive away but could not obtain a license number.

Hamilton Garland McQueen Liberty- Fairfield Road James Parsons

Police Investigate Four Burglaries Downtown and Homes

Middletown detectives probe four burglaries reported yesterday. Cash amounts stolen include 210 from Pac ey Mindlin at 101 N Sutphin St and 21 from Dr Eugene Turner at 104 Euclid St. Kuhn & Company offices at 4408 Tytus Ave lost 25. a vending machine was broken. Entry via basement window and east bedroom noted. no items reported missing at McKinley Junior High School 1210 S Verity Parkway.

Middletown Pacey Mindlin N. Sutphin St Kuhn & Company Tytus Ave Eugene Turner Euclid St McKinley Junior High School S. Verity Parkway

India reports 15 million child workers under 15

A government study estimates 15 million children under age 15 work in India. Farmers employ children in fields while city dwellers use them as domestic and personal servants.

New Delhi India

Stolen Cars Stripped in Monroe Area Theft Wave

Middetown detectives and State Patrol investigated two 1965-model cars stolen from owners Arnold C. Combs and Steve Takach, found stripped on Kyle Station Road and Orchard Street. Both vehicles were taken after lockup and showed missing tires doors and components. Butler County deputies report several similar thefts in recent weeks.

Middetown Monroe Arnold C. Combs Combs Lamberton St Kyle Station Road Steve Takach Roosevelt Ave

Chuckle Over Grades Dangling as Student Recalls Room Mixup

A student laments poor grades and a misplacement during a toothpaste test, noting being seated on the wrong side of the room. The remark reflects classroom humor about a disappointing assessment and a seating error.

Swim class for kids planned at Sunset Pool

Sunset Pool will host six summer swim sessions for five and six year old children with a supervising adult required. Sessions for six year olds start at 10 15 a m and for five year olds at 11 00 a m on July 19 21 23 26 28 and 30 with registration at Sunset from 6 to 9 p m daily starting July 12. The six instructor staff includes Aileen York Stephanie Bell Susan Jones Gretchen Huber Dulcie Schueler and Ron Jones.

Sunset Ross Kramer Aileen York Stephanie Bell Susan Jones Gretchen Huber Dulcie Schueler Ron Jones

Parked Car Hit Cited Driver in Early Morning Collision

A 2 year old motorist told police he swerved to avoid a truck that pulled in front of him and was cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance. Edmond W Birch of 2112 Woodlawn Ave. rammed a parked car owned by Bernard Sora of 2302 Grand Ave. at Grand Avenue and Wicorf Street at 4 15 a.m. Total damage exceeded 225 dollars.

Edmond W Birch Woodlawn Ave Bernard Sora Grand Ave Grand Avenue Wicorf Street

Theft of riding gear from farm barn reported

Hamilton police report a burglary at a farm building where a saddle bridle martingale blanket and riding gear valued at 200 were stolen. The theft was reported by Jack Walker of 51 Eaton Road. Boards were pried from a south side window of the barn.

Hamilton Jack Walker Eaton Road

Wayne Madison Water Town Officials Urge Caution on Taps

Wayne and Madison township residents are told not to dig or tap into the new water mains across the Great Miami River from Middletown. Water tests show the lines contain chlorine and remain unfit to drink until flushed. Officials stress patience, require a city inspector and a permit for home connections, and warn premature taps could be fatal or wasteful.

Butler County Wayne - Madison Water System Great Miami River Middletown Warren County West Middletown City Public Utilities Department Wayne Madison Township

New Butler Firm Was Only Rumor

Dundee Cement Co. of Dundee Michigan filed a near record 45 million blanket mortgage with Butler County recorder, covering holdings in Illinois Indiana and Michigan to fund a plant in Louisiana Missouri. No current plans for expansion in Butler County, property west of Ohio 747 near Mulhauser Road noted as security.

Hamilton Butler County Recorder’s Union Township Dundee Cement Co Dundee Mich Butler County Cook County Ill Marion County Ind Monroe County Louisiana Ralph Wall Wall

Park Concert Music Chosen

The junior band will perform five selections and the senior band six at their weekly Sunset Park concert at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening under William Betz. The junior list includes Crimson Banner March Hummel Yellow Rose of Texas arrangement by Frank Circus March Medley arrangement by Vincent Faith of Our Fathers Walton and Carmela Miller. The second half features Salutation March Seitz Gaslight Gaieties arrangement by Ployar Indiana State Band March Far rar Rosa Nova Walters Cherry Pink Levigny La Rue and Thunderer March Sousa.

Sunset Park William Betz Hummel Frank Vincent Walton Carmela Miller Seitz Ployar Indiana State Band Farrar Walters Levigny Larue Sousa

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