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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1954

Page

2

Middletown Faces Two-Mill Levy Renewal Debate Amid Merger Doubts

Middletown officials weigh the need for renewing a two-mill operating levy if consolidation with Lemon Township schools does not proceed. A preliminary Middletown budget of 1,927,640 prompted concerns that without merger the levy renewal might be unnecessary, while merger could allow renewal without extra taxes. The budget projections, reviewed by the Citizens’ Committee for Consolidation, reflect potential deficits of about 174,000 next year if the levy is not renewed. A budget hearing is set for Tuesday evening at Middletown High School.

Middletown Lemon Township Middletown Hitch School Joseph Woodruff Middetown Board Reichederfer Woodruff

Lebanon Farm Fugitive Returns to Jail

Oliver J. Irwin, 31, a fugitive from the Lebanon prison farm, was captured Sunday in a stolen car and sent to London prison farm yesterday. He faces additional charges in Allen County. Middletown police handed him over to the Lebanon prison farm superintendent. Irwin had been committed in 1948 for armed robbery in Allen County with a 10 to 25 year sentence.

Oliver J. Irwin Lebanon London John T. Hover Central Ave Irwin Middletown W. O. Westfall Alien County Allen County Lebanon Farm Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Hover Central Avenue Canal Street

Civitan Club Plans Installation Tonight at Colony

Civitan Club will hold its annual officers installation at 7 p.m. at the Colony restaurant. A meeting note in yesterday's Journal mislisted Monday night, and the speaker affirmed the accuracy of Reichelderfer's financial report amid merger discussions and a two-mill levy renewal.

Civitan Club Toninh Colony

Precinct Chairmen Seek 872 Signatures for Township Merger

Precinct chairmen from most precincts report 689 of 910 contacted voters signed or declined as they push for 872 signatures by next Monday night at Lemon Monroe. Cochairs Nelson and Selby note 872 equals 35 percent of 1584 township voters in 1953, the threshold set by the county Board of Education for township merger.

Reichelderfer Theitizens’ Committee For Consolids mon-Monroe Schoo Wirship Middletown Robert Nelson Glenn Selby Cochairmen Lemon-Monroe County Board of Education Middetown Nelson Board of Elections

Artery hardening seen as treatable disease not just age

Scientists now view hardening of the arteries as a disease that is treatable and potentially curable rather than an inevitable disability of old age. The shift reflects advances in understanding and medical options that offer hope for improved vascular health.

Dive For Pint Ends In Jail

Roy Haddix, 49, Germantown Route 1, was sentenced to 10 days in Butler County jail on an intoxication charge after a bet led him to dive into the Miami River. He claimed someone would pay if he won, then asked to be arrested when the other man refused. Patrolman Clarence Bailey took him into custody after Haddix surfaced soaked.

Butler County Roy Lee Hadtdix Germantown Haddix Clarence Bailey

Woman Guilty In Child Neglect Case At Franklin

Dorene Hayes was found guilty by Judge J. T. Riley of child neglect in Franklin. A month jail sentence with all but seven days suspended plus a suspended $10 fine and costs for intoxication were imposed. Rutherford Hayes was found not guilty on the neglect charge. Other defendants faced suspended sentences, fines, and jail terms for assault, disorderly conduct, intoxication, and related violations.

Franklin Dorene Hayes J. T. Riley Jude Riley Rutherford Hayes Miller's Trailer Court Riley Donald Bowles Bowles Elmer Smith Dayton Leroy Cautcher Arle Lawson Carlisle Marion H. Masters Springboro

Police Briefs Report Theft and Break-In Incident

Police noted that Boyd Smith reported a tire and spare wheel valued at 50 dollars stolen from his car after it was towed to a local lot following a south city accident. An attempted break in at 1913 Manchester Ave. was reported with hinges pried from a cellar window. no missing items were reported.

Boyd Smith Clayton St Manchester Ave

Battery power drops in cold weather to 30 percent

At 20 degrees Fahrenheit the energy available from an automobile battery falls to about 30 percent of the energy available at 40 degrees. This highlights how cold reduces battery capacity and starting performance in vehicles.

Top Steel Firm Men Here To Discuss Plant Safety

Ten representatives from six leading steel companies arrive in Middletown for a two day safety conference hosted by Armco. C. M. Allen chairs with C R Rich as Armco liaison. The group tours Middletown Works then meets at the Manchester Hotel to review safety problems and exchange data on accidents and prevention. The program traces to 1926 as a steel industry effort to reduce accidents and improve practices.

Miami University Community Workshop Aeronca Middletown Miamisburg Mary Adams Central School Esther Bell Sherman Bertis Capehart Robert Diets Top Steel Firm Bethelem Steel Inland Youngstown Sheet and Tube U. S. Steel Ones Laughlin and Republic Armco Ty Exchange Armeco C. M. Allen C.R. Rich Middletown Works Manchester Hotel R. G. Adair O. E. Clark D. S. Holstein Ralph J. Wright Middletown Works Safety Department Exchange Group Allen Alten National Safety Council

Draft Exams for 29 Registrants Sent to Cincinnati

Ten local registrants were sent to Cincinnati for armed forces physicals. Names listed include Fredrick W Finney, George P Dome, Charles G Fraley, John A Hurston, Henry W McIntosh, Louis M Driever, Carl Miller, Donald D Poffenbarger, Ralph Burh Jr, Robert L Ward, John W Downey, Donald R Long, Leon Taylor, James D Craigz, Francia A Howe, Robert A Staton Jr, Robert Barnett, Charles H Howard, Raymond R Haven, Lester N Niederman, Ted W Sullivan, W T Allen, Carl V Seals, Roger D Stewart, Robert L Gordon, Paul F Bauke, Thomas F Cassidy, Donald E Lake, Keith B Miller.

Selective Service Board 10 Cincinnati Armed Forces Fredrick Wayne Finney S. Sutphin St George Phillip Dome Hill Ave Charles Garvin Fraley John Alfred Hurston Baltimore St Henry Winton McIntosh West Middletown Louis Milton Driever Carl Miller Donald Duane Poffenbarger Clarendon Ave Ralph Raymond Burh Jr Sheridan Ave Robert Leroy Ward John Willis Downey Central Ave Donald Ralph Long Leon Taylor Sycamore St James David Craigz Gideon Francia A. Howe West Midn Robert Amos Staton Jr Robert Barnett Excelle Charles Harrison Howard Somerville Itt Raymond Robert Haven Main St Hamilton Lester Earl Niederman Hamilton - Scipio Pikce Ted Wayne Sullivan Stillwell - Beckett Rd W.T. Alien Joe Ave New Miami Carl Verlin Seals Okeana Roger Dean Stewart Lebanon Robert Larry Gordon Monroe Paul Frank Bauke Trenton Thomas Frances Cassidy E. State St Donald Edward Lake Oxford Keith B. Miller Pershing Ave

At The Movies Showings Summary For Paramount And Strand

Paramount offers Hell Below Zero Massacre Canyon The Living Desert Stormy with multiple daily showtimes Tuesday and Wednesday. Strand screens Untamed Heiress Bowery Boys Meet Monsters Casanova s Biz Night and Diamond Queen across several early and late slots.

Massacre Canyon

Kiwanians To Attend 3-Division Meeting

Middletown Kiwanis Club members will attend a picnic for the Third Fourth and Fifth divisions at LeSourdsville Lake tomorrow evening. Admission is free to club members. At the regular noon meeting Thursday in the Manchester Hotel James G. Carter of Dayton will speak on How is Your Control. L P Smith is program chairman.

Middletown

Screening on Park Job Nears End

Screening of 38 applicants for a new recreational director post may finish by the weekend. Middletown Park Board chairman Sam McAdow said only one local application has been received and urged local men to file. The board also notes Smith Farm road paving is complete with a 20-foot blacktop surface and a new traffic light at the Smith Farm entrance timed with Clark Street signals. A permanent fence for the ball diamonds will be erected and 100 spiral-welded posts are being ordered for fencing.

Sam McAdow Middletown Fytus Avenue Verity Parkway Clark Street Smith Farm Park

Area Highway Crashes Put Two On Trial

Squire Lummie Bailey heard William J. Murphy 75 of Box 133 Monroe on a charge of failing to yield right of way after Murphy pulled from a driveway on Rt 129 into a westbound car driven by Eugene Picknell 22 of Middletown. Minor damage reported to both vehicles.

Squire Lummie Bailey William J. Murphy Box 133 Monroe Charles Turch Coraddale Rt. 1 Lebanon Murphy Rt. 129 Hughes Station Eugene Picknell Middletown Rt. 1 Picknell

Middletown Safety Council Asked To Study Central Highview

Middletown Planning Commission last night asked the Safety Council to study traffic at the Central Avenue and Highview Road intersection. Richard Crow of Gillen-Crow Pharmacies Inc represented owners seeking neighborhood business zoning for the tract, opposed by local residents led by R. T. Sant. A letter ordering the study was prepared today.

Middletown Planning Commission Middletown Safety Council Central Avenue Highview Road Richard Crow Gillen-Crow Pharmacies, Inc R. T. Sant Central Ave Planning Commission Sant Safety Council

Grass Fire and EMS Calls Near Woodlawn Avenue Yard

Firemen responded to a grass fire in the Pennsylvania Railroad yard behind the 1300 block of Woodlawn Avenue. The blaze was caused by a cigarette or locomotive sparks. Firemen also handled a false alarm on Fleming Road Ardmore Drive and an emergency call at 711 Mary Etta Street where a resuscitation was performed on Lawrence G. Howard for 12 minutes. Howard, distressed by breathing issues, was thought to suffer from malnutrition.

Pennsylvania Railroad Woodlawn Avenue Fleming Road Ardmore Drive Mary Etta St Lawrence G. Howard

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