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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1959

Page

15

Freeway to reach Middletown area by July next year

Ohio officials announced progress on US 25 the Cincinnati Dayton Freeway noting the six mile segment near Middletown should be finished by July 31 1960 with a larger 6.2 mile section from Blue Ball to Franklin due for completion by late 1962 pending material and union strike delays. A Dayton route hearing is set for late summer and a 1964 finish remains possible if the alignment is approved.

Cincinnati-Dayton Dayton Everett S. Preston Middletown Joseph M Unger Division 8 Ohio Department of Highways Preston Unger Blue Ball Franklin Lebanon Grand Avenue Operating Engineers Union Don Cisle Hamilton Cisle Teamsters Union Hamilton County Truck Drivers Teamsters Union C'ske W. N. Holderman & Sons Columbus Bureau of Public Roads

Damage in two car crash totals $600

A two car collision on Park Street and 2nd Avenue yesterday caused $600 in damage with no injuries. Marie Kash of Germantown Rt 1 stopped for a stop sign and pulled into the intersection to view oncoming traffic, colliding with a southbound car driven by Gear Nester, 24, of 314 Venderveer St. The crash also involved a Middletown service station lot incident and a parked car owned by Terrance Bishop. Damage to the other vehicle was listed as $10.

Park Street 2Nd Avenue Marie Kash Germantown Rt. 1 Kash Gear Nester Venderveer St Ashland Middletown Cecil Phillips Maple St Terrance Bishop Malvern St

Violator Hasn't Chance Anymore Violator Hasn't Chance Anymore

California Highway Patrol issued its first traffic violation citation witnessed from a helicopter. Supervising inspector J R King and Lt Earl Pugh observed a truck and trailer performing a illegal U turn on a six lane freeway near Hayward during a flight test. Driver Eric Tell of Santa Maria explained he turned back to fetch a cargo ticket.

San Francisco California Highway Patrol J. R. King Earl Pugh Hayward King Pugh Eric Tell Santa Maria Calif San Leandro

Men Charged After Brawl At County Tavern

Four men were arrested at Butler County Jail after a brawl at George's and Hoppy's Tavern The Bean Pot at 2159 Canal Rd Late yesterday Howard Cook a sheriff's deputy was struck An intoxication charge involved Bill Marcum and Fred Johnson Both Hibbitts brothers face assault and battery charges Hearings set for next Wednesday in County Judge William R Hendrickson's Fairfield City court

Hamilton Butler County George’ S and Hoppy’s Beanpot Canal Rd Dan Hibbitts Leslie Hibbitts Main Sr Howard Cook Bill Marcum Fred Johnson Pershing Ave William R. Hendrickson Fairfield City

Nothing Burning But The Chief

Los Angeles fire officials rushed to a downtown blaze when a wiring short sparked flames. Fire communications chief Pete Thompson discovered the danger and later realized the burning vehicle was his own car, leading to embarrassment.

Los Angeles Fire Communications Pete Thompson Thompson

Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cincinnati Court

Paul Giesler a press assistant at 2315 Erie Ave lists debts of 5128 and assets of 600. Henry Arnett a salesman of 4316 Tytus Ave lists debts of 2931 and assets of 575.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Paul Giesler Erie Ave Henry Arnett Tytus Ave

Flagpole Sign Flown From Park Flagpole

Printcraft Co. of Darr town owned sign captured on a flagpole in a small park off Rt 177. Production manager Joseph E. Kesterman told Sheriff Department official James Powell that vandals uprooted the sign and suspended it on the pole. Damage was estimated at

Hamilton Printcraft Co., Inc Darrtown Rt. 177 Joseph E. Kesterman James Powell Sheriff's Department

Woman Up Tonight In Check-Kiting

A preliminary hearing is set in Warren County Court tonight for Mary Henderson 31 a former county resident sought for passing fraudulent checks. Deputies say three warrants exist across Franklin Wilmington and Lebanon in addition to Warren County for Henderson who had been living on 3rd Street in Chautauqua.

Lebanon Warren County Court Mary Henderson George Dorcheff

20 Autos Impounded In Drive To Enforce Tickets

Police impounded 20 cars from motorists with outstanding traffic fines after checks of over 200 license numbers. Owners face a $5 impound fee, $5 towing, storage costs, and owed tickets. Delinquents urged to report to the Traffic Bureau.

James Combs Traffic Bureau

Liquor permit applications vanish in Middletown area

Ohio Department of Liquor Control reports seven hard liquor club permits and 16 beer permits going begging in Middletown with no applications for 3.2 beer or beer and wine on premises. Countywide, only three beer permits are on file with Monroe and New Miami showing no openings.

Middletown Ohio Department of Liquor Control Butler County Monroe New Miami Jacksonburg

Radar Stops 21 Drivers on City Roads

City police using the radar unit yesterday stopped 21 drivers on Germantown Road and Grand Avenue near Jackson Lane for speeding. Lt. James Combs, Traffic Bureau head, said the radar would be in operation again today and that motorists stopped yesterday averaged speeds of 35 miles per hour in the 35 mph zones.

Germantown Road Grand Avenue Jackson Lane James Combs Combs

Thomann’s Topic Tops Speakers at Toastmasters Meeting

Thomann won best speaker at the Toastmasters Club gathering on the topic Garden Pests. Cliff Gorski earned most improved honors while Max Pemberton presided and Don Gephart served as toastmaster. Members plan a corn roast at Armco Park on July 23.

Thomann Toastmasters Club J&j Lanes Cliff Gorski Armco Park Max Pemberton Don Gephart Earl Brewer

Otterbein Board Names Canton Attorney to Trustees

Virgil C. Hinton of Canton, a former Otterbein College athlete, is named to a three year term on the board of trustees of Westerville area Otterbein University.

Lawn fete at Second Baptist Church set for tomorrow

The Altar Guild of Second Baptist Church on 8th Avenue sponsors a lawnfete starting at noon tomorrow on church grounds offering afternoon activities and refreshments.

Altar Guild The Second Baptist Church 8Th Avenue

Muzzle Loaders To Hold Weekend Rifle Matches

Lebanon Cedar City Gun Club sponsors annual muzzle-loading rifle matches at Mill Road three miles southeast of Lebanon. Over two days there will be 16 matches under National Muzzle Loading Rifle Assn rules with events including pistol revolver buffalo rifle musket flintlock and squirrel rifle, plus ladies and junior divisions.

Lebanon Cedar City Gun Club Mill Road

Cigarette Sparks Bed Fire at 901 Auburn Street

A fire at the Harry Jackson home on 901 Auburn Street caused about $300 in damage after a cigarette started a mattress blaze. Firemen from three units responded about 11:40 p.m. No contents loss estimate provided. A Middletown woman, age 9, aided by emergency squad, had taken sleeping pills earlier and left hospital.

Harry Jackson Auburn St N. Broad Street Middletown Middletown Hospital Baker's

Rock Puts Boy In Hospital After Eye Injury

A seven year old boy was struck in the eye by a rock and admitted to Middletown Hospital in good condition this morning. Ted Turner of 2225 Carolina Street is listed as good. Harold McGraw, five, of 2102 Grand Avenue, also listed good and slated for surgery on a badly lacerated right hand from a bicycle wheel incident. Roy Patterson of Middletown Route 3 required five stitches after a butcher knife slipped while he worked at the Hasty Tasty Restaurant and was treated in the emergency room.

Harold McGraw Paul McGraw Grand Ave Roy Patterson Middletown

Woman Dies In Accident At Picnic Dam Site

Mrs. Ruby Louise Eldridge 29 of 2000 Yankee Rd died after falling from the front fender of a car during a family picnic near a dam. The death was attributed to a multiple skull fracture and deemed a traffic homicide. Her brother-in-law, 17, was driving, and juvenile authorities held him.

Ruby Louise Eldridge Yankee Rd Mvulbzvimelyy Vluutlity Wsoronel Robert Zipf Montgomery County Germantown John Torrence Samuel H National Guard Camp Perry Young Eldridge Dayton

Trenton Nazarene Church Service For Local Victim

The victim, a member of the Trenton Nazarene Church, is survived by her husband and three sons all at home. She leaves her father William Shrout of Ludith Kentucky, two brothers Harry Shrout of Dayton and Garland Shrout of Middletown, and a sister Mrs Mayme Hatten of Middletown. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Trenton Nazarene Church with Rev A M Wilson. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Joseph R Bakers Son Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m and at the church after noon Monday.

Trenton Nazarene Church Donald Joe Larry Douglas Darrel Wayne William Shrout Ludith Harry Shrout Dayton Garland Shrout Middletown Mayme Hatton A. M. Wilson Woodside Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Son Funeral

Cheer-Up Service Planned at Butler County Jail

Miss Eunice Perking leads a cheer up service at the Butler County jail at 2 p.m. Sunday. Participants include the Rev. and Mrs. David Jones Rev. Hasting Nord evangelists Mrs. Lilly Mayweather Mrs Mattie Woodard Mrs. Nora Strong Charles Allen and Miss Anna Lee Bates.

Eunice Perking Butler County David Jones Hasting Nord Lilly Mayweather Mattie Woodard Nora Strong Charles Allen Anna Lee Bates

Bicycles Stolen From Tewart and Luken Homes

Thefts of bicycles belonging to Greg Tewart of 1903 Columbia Ave and Regina Luken of 3908 Barbara Dr were reported, police said. Authorities ask for information to identify suspects and recover the bicycles.

Greg Tewart Columbia Ave Regina Luken Barbara Dr

Too Late Beans Lost at Franklin

A Franklin kitchen fire caused by a pressure cooker led Mrs. George Lichliter to rush back home with her daughter. A neighbor reported smoke at 3:35 p.m. and the fire department found only a pot of beans lost.

Franklin George Lichliter 3Th Main Streets Twin Valley Carlisle Franklin- Trenton 2Nd Street Edgar Farmer

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