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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1953

Page

2

Nine Year Old Confesses Pants Theft and More Crimes

A nine year old, already in trouble, admitted Monday night thefts including Edward Gregory's trousers containing a $254 check. Detective Crout recovered the pants from a garage barrel. He also admitted stealing $48 from Gallaher’s drug store and claimed other robberies at a service station. The boy, awaiting admission to the Bureau of Juvenile Research, has been placed in a temporary home.

Roy Crout Crout J. F. Seibold Bureau of Juvenile Research Edward Gregory Heffner St Gregory Gallaher Seibold BJR Theodore Thompson Dan Pelfrey

Wildwood Crossing paving rush eyed finish in 10 days

Central repaving begun as rain slows work on Wildwood Crossing projects. Boeke says fill dirt for approaches is in and gravel and blacktop will be laid in a week to 10 days. Crews coordinate with railroad teams to finish together. East Central Avenue paving started with a three inch coat. First Avenue widening bids open. one way conversion planned with new traffic light system once materials arrive by mid August.

Eau Wuay Boeke East Central Avenue Curryer Road First Avenue Garfield Street

Emergency Squad Responds to Two Medical Runs

Fire department emergency unit assisted two callers yesterday and today. At 7 a.m. today crews found Bakel Ballard, 25, unable to breathe and transported him to Middletown Hospital. At 10:52 a.m. yesterday Eleanor Gay, 39, of Central Avenue, suffered an asthmatic attack and was taken to the hospital by Riggs ambulance.

Central Ave Grand Ave Grand Avenue Bakel Ballard Baker Ballard Middletown Hospital Eleanor Gay Central Avenue Riggs

Middletown Man Enlists for Three Years in Army

Kenneth B. Cobb of Middletown Trailer Park enlisted in the Army for three years. MSgt. Al Walters, local recruiting officer, announced today. Induction task sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for assignment.

Kenneth B. Cobb Middletown Trailer Park al Walters Fort Knox, Ky

Eight Seek Butler County Election Job

Eight applicants seek the deputy clerk role in Butler County Board of Elections after Mose Kahn’s death. The list remains secret by Democratic committee chair Greg Holbrook, with a decision not expected soon. The clerk is Republican Corwin Brosius, so a Democrat will win per state law.

Butler County Board of Elections Mose Kahn Greg Holbrook Butler County Democratic Executive Committee Holbrook Kahn Corwin Brosius Secretary of State Elections Board

Young TV Viewer Burns Barn After Fire Lesson

In Hilton New York a 10 year old boy attempted a fire extinguishing method from a TV show and started a barn fire. Deputy Alfred Newell of Monroe County says the boy fled when unable to extinguish it with a burlap bag. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars. No charges filed yet.

Hilton N. Y Alfred Newell Monroe County

Bankers Meet Here For October Parley In Ohio

Butler County members of the Ohio Bankers Association will hold their 1953 meeting in Middletown on October 28. Other regional meetings are set for Lima October 8 Toledo October 21 Portsmouth September 17 Columbus October 7 Mansfield October 15 St Clairsville September 16 Canton October 14 and Cleveland November 11.

Butler County Ohio Bankers Association Middletown Lima Toledo Portsmouth Columbus Mansfield St. Clairsville Canton Cleveland

Routine City Commission Expected to Meet

City commissioners may conduct only routine business at tonight's 7 45 p m meeting. Ten items include oaths of office subdivision plats minutes of city boards and a vacant seat on the Electrical Examining Board. They will consider bids for a sedan for the car pool and a Woodlawn Avenue parking restriction petition. The American Legion seeks a street banner for Trade Secrets Home and Tom Mowery asks to teach square dancing outdoors on one evening weekly. No new legislation is planned.

Electrical Examining Board Woodlawn Avenue Big Four Railroad Crawford Street American Legion Tom Mowery Yankee Road

Missing Man Everett Turner Reported Returned Home

Relatives said Everett Turner 44 of 303 Lyl burn Rd returned home after a week long disappearance on his way to work at United Welding Company. His wife Oma Turner reported he carried about 500 dollars when he left. Rodney Jones, Turner’s brother-in-law, said they visited Grand Hotel on South Fourth Street and Maple Avenue, then Turner was later found in a cornfield between Hamilton and Middletown. Turner had disappeared previously but came home then as well.

Everett Turner Lylburn Rd United Welding Company Oma Turner Hamilton Rodney Jones Turner Grand Hotel South Fourth Street Maple Avenue Jones Middletown Harry Dwinell

Phone Employees Approve New Pact Across Ohio Locals

Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co employees in Cambridge Cadiz Circleville and St Marys voted overwhelmingly to accept a company contract proposal. Earlier discontent led to a wildcat strike at Portsmouth and threats of strikes at other company exchanges.

Cambridge Ohio Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Carl Mitchell Mitchell Cadiz Circleville St. Marys Portsmouth

Hamilton Boy Polio's No 12 Admitted To Mercy Hospital

A 12 year old boy, William D. Stewart, son of Woodrow and Pearl Stewart of 1944 Tuley Rd, Hamilton, was admitted to Mercy Hospital polio ward becoming Butler County's 12th infantile paralysis case this year. His illness was diagnosed this morning after admission yesterday. The piece notes annual bread production in the United States enough for each person to receive about 100 loaves.

Hamilton Mercy Hospital Butler County William D. Stewart Woodrow Pearl Stewart Tuley Rd

Two Wrecks in 25 Minutes Stun Busy Corner

Police logged back to back crashes at Manchester Avenue and Charles Street with no injuries. First involved William Lohmier and a parked car. second hit Clyde Hayes after Joseph Kiep’s left turn. Total damage about $800. Multiple other fender benders noted.

Manchester Avenue Charles Street Leonard McFeeters Arnold Ferguson William Lohmier Cleveland Kenneth Johnson Girard Avenue Johnson Lohmier Butler County Clerk of Courts Joseph Kiep Gordon Avenue Hamilton Kiep Clyde Hayes Franklin Street

Cyclist Hit By Auto Leaves Middletown Boy Hurt

Charles Hatton age 12 from Middletown Route 1 remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after being struck on Harkins Road. Deputy Loren Gustin said the youth rode from his yard and was dragged over 100 feet before Arnold J Gehron of Mayfield stopped his auto.

Charles Hatton Middletown Mercy Hospital Hamilton Loren Gustin Harkins Road Arnold J. Gehron Sheffield St Mayfield Max Pemberton

Act Like Ladies Judge Tells Due Fines Are Sliced

Two women faced disorderly conduct charges after a cafe fight on Central Avenue. Dorothy Garrison and Dorothy Brown each fined 50 dollars plus costs with 40 dollars suspended on condition they reform. Florence Flack received 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for similar conduct in court and after prior arrests.

Dorothy Garrison Eighth Ave Dorothy Brown Harold Dance Paul Fouts Central Avenue Fouts Florence Flack West Ninth Ave Cincinnati John Fitzgerald

Camden Crash Victim in Fair Condition

David E. Blanton age 22 of Camden Route 3 remains in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a one car crash near Gratis early Monday. He was thrown from the car when it left Route 744 and overturned in a culvert suffering skull and right foot fractures and shock.

David E. Blanton Camden Gratis Mercy Hospital Hamilton Blanton

Six Motorists Pay $90 In Fines In Area Courts

Six motorists were fined a total of 90 dollars plus costs after state patrol arrests for traffic violations. Names and towns include Lester Deibert Cincinnati 51. Marcel Saoud Michigan 26. Albert Smith Norwood 28. Vern W. Griffin Dayton 32. Raymond Knotts Jr. Akron 35. Robert E Walters Cincinnati 28. Violations cited include driving on a temporary permit without a license speeding passing on crest of hill and failure to obey a stop sign.

Thomas Linn Monroe Lester Deibert Cincinnati Marcel Saoud Michigan Albert Smith Norwood Vern W. Griffin Dayton Raymond Knotts, Jr Akron Joseph Leach Sharonville Robert E.walters William Carmichael Silverton

Guard Chief Praises Anti Aircraft Units At Camp Perry

Ohio National Guard's 371st Anti Aircraft Artillery Group and Battery A of the 180th battalion near Camp Perry receive a highly satisfactory commendation from Maj Gen Albert E Henderson. He notes increased strength, ongoing training, and home defense priorities amid the 15 day encampment concluding Sunday.

Camp Perry Ohio National Guard Albert E. Henderson Middletown Andy Dobrozsi Ohio Henderson Ohio Guard Korea Wilbur H. Fricke Dayton 371St National Guard Camp Grayling Mich Andrew Dobrossi Ed Craft Cpl Andrew Jackson

None Injured In Four Highway Mishaps Reported

Four auto accidents reported by state patrol yesterday in the vicinity left no injuries. Cars driven by Elmer Hammond and James Kraus collided on Ohio 4 near Germantown. Vernon Gray and Anel Turner collided on Middletown Road near Waynesville. A sideswipe between Earl Hofer and Thomas Whitt occurred at Peastown Road entrance on Ohio 4 near Middletown. A house trailer crash blocked U S 42 for about three hours near Waynesville, involving James Grider with a northeastbound car.

Elmer Hammond Miamisburg James O. Kraus Germantown Ohio Sunbury Kraus Vernon Gray Yellow Springs Anel Turner Waynesville Middletown Earl W. Hofer Richmond Ind Thomas F. Whitt Franklin Peasttown Road Ohio 4 Hofer Whitt U.S. 42 James Grider Huntland Tenn

At The Movies Showings this Week

Paramount screens Fort Ti in 3 D at 1 50 3 50 7 50 and 9 50 p m on Wednesday Vanquished Jama ica Run at 1 15 4 10 7 15 and 10 15 p m on Thursday Tropic Zone at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 00 p m Strand also shows Tropic Zone at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 00 p m Sword of Venus at 2 45 5 45 and 8 45 p m.

Paramount Fort Ti Jamaica Run

Police Briefs Spare Details On Local Incidents

Joseph Esselman aged 18 of 500 South Sutphin St was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging careless driving. Three bicycles were recovered on North Sutphin Street and owners notified. Police reported morning rainstorm calls, high water near South Avenue, damage on Grand Avenue and other street improvement areas. A small tree fell across a sidewalk on Young Street. Street Department notified.

Russel Siegel, Jr Kingston North Main Street Siegel Edward Orman Crawford Street Orman Joseph Esselman South Sutphin St North Sutphin Street South Avenue Grand Avenue Young Street

Peterson's Ointment makes nationwide relief for piles

A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that gave quick cooling soothing relief for piles. Its fame spread across the land making Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist today for 45¢ box or 70¢ applicator tube. Delights or money back.

Buffalo Peterson

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