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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1964

Page

11

Residence Destroyed By Blaze in Cincinnati Dayton Road

A six room frame house at 8933 Cincinnati Dayton Road burned after neighbors spotted smoke at 1 a.m. Firemen from Union and Liberty townships fought the blaze, saving nearby homes. The Dewey Mentosh family, owners of the residence, were away at the time. William R. Wesley of Cincinnati owned the home.

Westchester Cincinnati- Dayton Road John Roberts Union Township Fire Department William R. Wesley Cincinnati Liberty Township Fire Department Dewey Mentosh

Eleven Arrests In Middletown Noise Crackdown Weekend

Eleven arrests over the weekend raise the count to 48 since Middletown Police began a crackdown on noisy driving at Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway. Four arrestees were juveniles. three were charged for squealing tires. another faced loud pipes. Other detainees in Country Kitchen include David Leroy Ginter 27 German town. Kenneth Hamilton 23 Bethany. James T. Roberts 21 Dayton. Charles D. Walling 19 Franklin. Gary L. Wells 18 Hamilton. Donald Lee Jackson 18 5034 Leslie Lane. Kenneth Sorrell 22 149 Harkie Drive driving on sidewalk and no operators license.

Tytus Avenue Verity Parkway Middletown Country Kitchen David Leroy Ginter Reese St. Germantown Kenneth Hamilton Bethany James T. Roberts Dayton Charles D. Walling Robinson-Vail Broad Franklin Gary L. Wells Hamilton Donald Lee Jackson Leslie Lane Kenneth Sorrell Harkie Drive

Woman Seriously Hurt In Wreck in Franklin

A Franklin woman, Donna E. Sweinsberger, 33, suffered head and chest injuries with possible internal injuries after a two car crash on Manchester and Cuemnall Dayton roads yesterday. Bernie Collier, 47, of Middletown was charged with DUI, failure to yield, and driving while suspended and jailed awaiting a 3 p.m. hearing.

Franklin Middletown Bernie Collier Manchester Road Middletown Rt. 1 Cuemnall - Dayton Road Donna E. Sweinsberger Tibball St Collier Donna Sweinsberger

Illness prompts hospital treatment for Dorothy Mater

Dorothy Mater, 31, of 913 Beech S, Middletown, was treated at Middletown Hospital early yesterday after reportedly becoming ill at home. Fire Department emergency squad arrived shortly after 12:52 am and found her having difficulty breathing. They administered oxygen and assisted in her transport by Tri County Ambulance.

Dorothy Mater Beech

Fatal Two-Car Crash Near Sandyville in Tuscarawas County

In northeast Tuscarawas County a two-car collision on a county road near Sandyville Sunday night fatally injured Nick Sherban, 49, of Louisville, who was a passenger in Inez Mae Muntean's car. The other vehicle was driven by 15-year-old Charles L. Collinsworth of Canton. Ohio Highway Patrol investigates cause.

New Philadelphia Ohio Sandyville Tuscarawas County Nick Sherban Louisville Sherban Inez Mae Muntean East Sparta Charles L. Collinsworth Canton Ohio Highway Patrol

Toledo man dies in Monroe head on crash

A 35 year old Toledo man Frank Hickerson Jr. was killed in a two car head on collision on U S 223 near Monroe Saturday night.

Monroe, Mich Toledo, Ohio Frank Hickerson Jr U. S. 223 Monroe

Child Drowns Swimming in Lake Erie at Ontario Village

Richard Johnson, six, of Wickliffe Ohio, drowned while swimming with a group of children in Lake Erie near Chatham Ontario. He was visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs David Johnson in the fishing village.

Erieau. Ont Richard Johnson Wickliffe Ohio Lake Erie David Johnson Chatham

Automobile Stations Give Away 100 Million Road Maps Annually

American service stations provide over 100 million road maps to tourists each year, aiding motorists with directions and travel planning across the country. The initiative highlights widespread distribution of free maps as a standard tourist aid nationwide.

Two Drivers Cited In City Crashes

Two drivers were cited for careless operation after separate city crashes causing about 1,800 dollars in damage. Wilbur H. Anders, 616 Granada Ave., hit a parked bar car on Main Street at 2 45 AM, with 1,200 dollar damage to the bar owner’s vehicle and 250 to his own. Theresa Jones Burton, 6406 Trenton Franklin Road, struck cars owned by John R. Howard and Robert S. Raines on Shafer Street and Central Avenue at 4 05 PM, with 280 dollars total damage. Raines’ vehicle was parked.

Wilbur H. Anders Granada Ave Thomas E. Allen N. Main St Allen Anders Theresa Jones Burton Trenton-Franklin Road John R.howard Hill Ave Robert S. Raines Dayton Shafer Street Central Avenue Raines

Only As Team Can They Ride On A Bicycle

In Dighton Massachusetts AP report: John and Joan Pavao two twelve year old twins unable to ride alone due to blindness and cerebral palsy. Their father Joseph Pavao and friend Edward Gonsales rig two bicycles side by side linked by metal bars. John provides leg power while Joan steers the contraption in a cooperative effort.

Dighton Mass John Joan Pavao Joan Joseph Pavao Edward Gonsales Somerset

Tragic drowning of 13 year old Thelma Owens in Portsmouth

Thelma Owens, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owens of Portsmouth, drowned Sunday at the mouth of the Scioto River. She swam beyond a drop-off and went under before other swimmers and boaters could reach her. Her body was recovered an hour later.

Portsmouth Ohio Thelma Owens Charles Owens Scioto River

Engineers advertise bids for Paint Creek Reservoir work

The U S Corps of Engineers seeks bids for foundation investigation of Paint Creek Reservoir in Ross and Highland counties Ohio about 10 miles south of Greenfield. Bids will open around September 1 and the project cost is estimated at 25000 dollars.

Huntington W. Va U. S. Corps of Engineers Paint Creek Ross and Highland Counties Ohio Greenfield

Oxford chase ends in capture after jewelry store robbery attempt

James Penick of Covington Ky was captured by Oxford police on the Miami University golf course after a three man burglary raid at Hosack jewelry store 32 East High Street. Two suspects escaped, car used, loot valued about $2,000 in watches jewelry radios plus $50 in cash and $500 in checks stolen.

Oxford James Penick Covington Oxford Ptl Ralph Jones Miami University Golf Course Hosack E. High St Penick Butler County Jones S. Campus Avenue

Raymond Union Votes To Strike Over Seniority Rights

Raymond Bay Co workers vote 185 to 8 to strike at 7 am, with officials saying the firm may leave Middletown if demands are not met. Local 310 of the International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulfite and Paper Mill Workers alleges seniority rights as the key issue. About 280 hourly jobs at stake as Raymond General Manager John T. Walton notes the company’s latest offer includes a five-cent wage raise in year one and a wage reopeners and vacation pay in year two of a proposed two-year contract.

Carter Share International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulfite and Paper Mill Workers Share Raymond Bay Middletown Raymond Lom Roberts Roberts John T. Walton

Residents oppose sale of Jacot Park for plaza expansion

City commissioners face a crowd of Marshall Road Grand Avenue area residents protesting the proposed sale of five and a half acres of Jacot Park behind the Middleton Shopping Plaza. About 400 signatures were gathered for a petition presented at tonight’s 8 pm meeting. The group fears plaza expansion will endanger children, harm recreation facilities, and lower nearby property values. The meeting also includes four ordinances on monthly water and sewer billing, a contract for a street and utilities survey in the Garfield Redevelopment Area, and a storm water drainage survey for Hook Field Industrial Park.

Marshall Road Grand Avenue Journal Dan Rothe Middletown Jacot Park Playfair Park Park Board Parks and Recreation John Paschal Skinner's Terrace Curryer Plains Ayershire Ah Engineering Firm Vogt, Ivers & Associates Garfield Hook Field

Police Recruiting Hits Scarce Pool in Middletown

Middletown Division of Police reports fewer than one in ten applicants are acceptable for officer openings. Six recruits short of full strength after last week adds two new hires, with a third likely tonight and another to be appointed late September from 45 interested.

Division of Police Marine Corps John Shoup William Brewer Shoup

Park Accepts Resignation in Korea Bribery Probe

Seoul Korea AP President Chung Hee Park accepts the resignation of communication minister Hong Yun pyo as a warrant is issued for his arrest on bribery suspicions. Government sources say the prosecutor’s office will likely investigate Hong without arresting him.

Seoul Korea Chung Hee Park Hong Yun-pyo Hong

Mt Zion Baptist Association calls for Goldwater defeat

The Mt Zion Baptist Association representing 17 churches in West Virginia and Ohio urges an overwhelming defeat of Senator Barry Goldwater in November. Delegates say he would not enforce civil rights law and lacks presidential qualifications, reflecting a predominantly Negro membership.

Wheeling, W. Va Mt. Zion Baptist Association West Virginia Ohio Barry Goldwater Association Goldwater

Raymond Bag workers face wage scale changes in Middletown

Walton states the proposed wage and work practice changes aim to place Raymond Bag in a competitive position with other U S multiwall paper bag manufacturers. He argues the adjustments are essential for Raymond’s survival in Middletown.

Raymond Midwest Walton Raymond Bag U.S Middletown

Franklin Council Agenda Sets Tonight Meeting

Franklin City Council will meet at 7 30 this evening in the City Building. Several ordinances are expected to receive second readings and a discussion on instituting a curfew for teenagers is anticipated.

Franklin

Petition Echoes Women Demand Relief From Coffee Craze

In 17th century England coffee breaks became so widespread among men that women urged action in a petition. They complained that the bitter water drew away funds leaving families hungry and husbands absent, unable to call for a midwife.

England

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