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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1955

Page

2

Thompson Becomes Acting City Manager at 28

Charlie Thompson spoke with reporters on his first news conference as acting city manager. He described leading a $140 million operation with major duties including sewer and street projects, annexations, and coordinating with department heads like Sam Boeke and Police Chief Joseph Blackmore.

Charles W. Thompson Young Charlie Thompson Ular Sam Boeke Dan Rothe Harry Newlin Frank Ludewig John McGuire Bob McConaughy Bob Holida Bob Mettler Chas Brewer Joseph Blackmore William Fishbaugh the Journal

Walter Gross fined and jailed over firearms charges in Middletown

Walter Gross, 88, of 1820 Oxford State Rd, was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in Butler County Jail by Municipal Judge J T Lamb for failing to comply with a court order. He must serve 30 days, stay out of Middletown, and pay an additional 50 dollars. Police found a .38 snub pistol and a 12 gauge shotgun in his car after a prior conviction for carrying concealed weapons.

Walter Gross Oxford State Rd Gross Butler County J. T. Lamb Middletown Lamb Roy Crout Alfred Back Central Avenue Clinton Street Crout David Dillon Dillon

Car Hits Signal Pole: Driver Cited For DWI

A local man Lloyd W. LeForce aged 52 of 708 Crawford St was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a railroad signal pole on Crawford Street at 9 15 a m Damage to the car was 15 Three other accidents yesterday on Ty tus Avenue Elwood Street and nearby intersections caused minor damage with no injuries The report lists several drivers and addresses involved in separate incidents and notes no injuries.

Crawford Street South Avenue Lloyd W. LeForce Crawford St LeForce Crawford Tytus Avenue Elwood Street Herbert Barr N. Verity Parkway Owen Albaugh Wilmore Dr Millie Wade Brentwood St Herbert Forrest Woodlawn Ave Evelyn Shelton Hill Ave Lindsay Cox Jewell Ave Grand Avenue Christine Proffitt Poplar St Ricky Brown S. Sutphin St Cornelius Thrower 9Th Ave Donald Wett Sherman Ave Yankee Road S. Verity Parkway

Emergency Mishaps Keep Middletown Hospital Busy

Middletown Hospital treated several youths after a series of injuries. David Weidner 12 suffered a broken left wrist in a ball game near Smith Farm near 5:30 p.m. Jim Yocum 14 injured his left arm from a fall at home and was casted. Don Gilmore 27 received burns from a radiator cap at Sohio Service Station and was released. Dick Thompson 16 cut knee with a butcher knife while working behind the A&P meat counter and was treated in the ER.

Middletown Hospital David Weidner Smith Farm Charles Weidner Bexlevy Dr Jim Yocum Yocum Atco Ave Don Gilmore Crawford St Gilmore Sohio 1St Avenue Main Street Dick Thompson Thompson James Thomps Milton Rd A&p

Crash Victim Mrs Stahl In Serious Condition In Hamilton

Mrs. E. A. Stahl 69 of 2506 S Main St remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a 40 foot embankment crash on N B Street and West Elkton Road. Driver and niece Miss Susanne Ware 29 suffered minor facial cuts. Ware is Stahl's niece.

Mercy Hospital Hamilton E. A. Stahl S. Main St Stahl N. B Street West Elkton Road Middletown Susanne Ware

Stop Sign Prizes Awarded To Four

Four winners announced in the Lucky Stop Sign traffic safety contest by the Police Traffic Bureau. Winners include John Banzhaf at Mary Etta Street and Jefferson Avenue on July 15, Albert Crothwaite at Lafayette Avenue Panama Avenue and Elwood Street on July 18, Erle Hanson at Euclid Street Van Avenue and Elwood Street on July 19, Paul Scotti at Baltimore Street Catalpa Drive and Tytus Avenue on July 20, and Elmer Reed at Baltimore Street Fairmount Avenue and Baltimore Street on July 21.

Police Traffic Bureau John Banzhaf Mary Etta St Mary Etta Street Jefferson Avenue Albert Crothwaite Lafayette Ave Panama Avenue Elwood Street Erle Hanson Euclid St van Avenue Paul Scotti Baltimore St Catalpa Drive Tytus Avenue Elmer Reed Fairmount Avenue Baltimore Street

At The Movies Listings this Weekend

Paramount shows Shotgun and Big Combo across Friday and Saturday with multiple daily showtimes. Strand screens Jump into Hell and Four Guns to Border on both days with varied times. Colonial presents Seven Year Itch with a full evening lineup. Dixie Cruise In features Blazing Forest Pride of the Blue Grass and Ride Vacquero plus Slight Case of Larceny with a late 1 a.m. showing.

Paramount Border

Aeronca Wins Safety Award for 1 Million Man-Hour mark

The Middletown Safety Council awards Aeronca Manufacturing a million-man-hour safety certificate for 1954. William Oliver presents to Larry Osborne as Aeronca’s safety director. Oliver notes 45 lost-time injuries this year among Division firms and a 3.73 accident frequency.

Aeronca Manufacturing Co Middletown Safety Council William Oliver Aeronca Larry Osborne Oliver

Weak Trestle Goes Swimming Near Lebanon

A bridge between South Lebanon and Kings Mills sank into Clear Creek after the overhead span buckled and collapsed. County Engineer L F Werte blamed a faulty U-bolt on the floor beam, causing the 60 foot bridge to fall about 14 feet into the creek. The driver of a ready mix truck escaped. the vehicle was not identified. The entire floor must be replaced and the bridge will be closed about a week for repairs.

Wertz

Bicycle Theft Reports Taken by City Police

Two bicycle thefts were reported to city police yesterday. The first was stolen from Stanley Cark at 1202 Barnitz Street bearing license 18 183 and the second from Steve Joyce at 2409 Superior Avenue bearing license 18 144.

Stanley Cark Barnitz St Steve Joyce Superior Ave

Civic Association Hears Progress Reports on Nursing and JA

Civil group heard two reports at the Board of Governors meeting. Laura Crist outlined the Salk polio program and school nursing expansion due to September 1954 consolidation, noting more nurses and new equipment. L S Cohn reviewed the Junior Achievement year 1954-55 with sales, wages, and dividends up, plus the Achievers stock exchange sale and various JA activities.

Civic Association Board of Governors Laura Crist Bureau of Public Health Nursing School Health Service Lemon Township Crist Middletown Civic Association Board of Education City Health Department L. S. Cohn Junior Achievement Organization Cohn Stock Exchange Greene & Ladd

Boy 13 in Serious Condition After Rt 4 Collision

Robert Riley, 13, remained unconscious in Middletown Hospital after a auto bicycle crash on Rt. 4 near Peasttown. William Byrd, 21, of 511 14th Ave, drove the car and was not held by patrolmen. The boy was riding a bicycle when struck while running away from home. he lives with grandparents in Farmersville Rt. 1.

Robert Riley Middletown Hospital Rt. 4 Peasttown William Byrd 14Th Ave Young Riley McCoy-Leffler Brown Cornett Myers Road Farmersville Rt. 1 Byrd

Trash Fire Doused at 1327 Fairmount Ave

Firemen from Company 1 tackled a smouldering trash can fire at the rear of 1327 Fairmount Ave last night. No damage was reported. The alarm sounded at 8 38 p m. The property owner is Patrick Mack.

Company 1 Fairmount Ave Patrick Mack

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