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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1953

Page

2

City to Sell $4 Million Sewer Revenue Bonds Tonight

City commissioners plan to approve the largest bond issue in history, a $4 million sewer revenue sale to fund a major portion of the $8 million sewer improvement program and treatment plant. Proposals were opened at noon in the Engineering Department and bids will be considered tonight alongside plans for two new parks and parkway access, subdivision work, and parking improvements.

Miami Ohio Ohio Department of Health

Truck Traffic Problems For Discussion Tonight

Residents protest a plan to route additional trucks through the unincorporated area, citing Route 25 overload. The proposal by Sam Redding would divert trucks around Middletown via Route 25 to Oxford State Road and back to Route 73 and Route 4. Other items include a petition to curb noise on Crawford Street and Grand Avenue and calls to study the issue with Sutphin Street residents inviting Redding to speak.

Blue Ball Ashland Howard Franklin Howard Commission Sam Redding Middletown Oxford State Road Route 73 Route 4 Crawford Street Grand Avenue Bertha Rolfe Lafayette Ave Sutphin Street Redding

Congress Approves 150 Million Drought Relief Bill

Congress completed action on a bill providing 150 million dollars for emergency drought relief in affected states. The House accepted minor Senate amendments and sent the measure to President Eisenhower for signature.

Washington House Senate Eisenhower

Three Accidents Reported In City With No Injuries

Police said three accidents occurred yesterday with no injuries. At 2:15 p.m. at First Ave and Main St Dewey Smith and Thomas Smith collided as both waited for a turn. Damages estimated at 50 dollars. At 2:27 p.m. on Central Ave and Monroe St Mear Fullerton struck a parked sign and a car driven by Michael Hoover causing 40 dollars in damage. At 4:20 p.m. on South Verity Parkway and Girard Ave Robert Evans ran a red light and collided with Lawrence Brewer. Evans was cited.

First Avenue Main Street Dewey Smith Malvern St Thomas Smith Garfield St Mear T. Fullerton Dayton Central Avenue Monroe Street Michael Hoover Linden Ave Robert J. Evans South River St Franklin

Man Held Here Goes To FBI

William Lawrence Osborne 21 of 1525 Taylor Ave a service member was ordered turned over to federal authorities after a forgery charge was dismissed in Municipal Court. Detective Crout and Patrolman Fawley arrested him in the 1300 block of Central Avenue following a bad $20 clothing purchase check.

William Lawrence Osborne Taylor Ave Armed Services FBI Osborne Harold Dance Floyd Halsey Roy Crout Herbert Fawley Central Avenue

Thirty Christian clergymen beaten after alleged anti Red leaflet plot

Wah Kiu Yat Po reports that in Szewai China 30 Christian clergymen were arrested on charges of guiding a plane that dropped anti Red leaflets. The clergymen were tried and beaten, then released.

Hong Kong China Szewai Wah Kiu Yat Po

New Wildwood Crossing to Open After Ribbon Cutting

A ribbon cutting Monday at 11 a.m. will officially open the improved Wildwood crossing with signal lights. City manager changes and railroad representatives will attend as the project, begun earlier this month, progresses on schedule to fix long standing traffic hazards.

Wildwood Crossing C. A. Boeke Commission Francis Carmody Boeke Howard Kramer New York Central Railroad

Employee Loses Four Fingers In Job Mishap

Buford Goad a 58 year old machine tender at Wrenn Paper Company lost four fingers on his right hand when his hand was caught in a roll and dragged into a calendar stack while freeing jammed paper. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.

Middletonian Wrenn Paper Company Buford Goad Monroe St Middletown Hospital Goad

Schenck and McCulloch Leave Bethesda Hospital

Paul F. Schenck of Dayton and representative William McCulloch of Piqua were released from Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. Schenck recovering from an emergency appendectomy and urged to limit activity for a week. McCulloch treated for a virus infection and also discharged yesterday.

Paul F. Schenck Dayton Congress Ohio Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland Schenck Washington William McCulloch Piqua Bethesda

At The Movies Paramount And Strand Showings

Paramount screens Small Town Girl at 1 15 4 10 7 05 and 10 00 p m Slight Case of Larceny at 2 55 5 50 and 8 50 p m Strand shows Mutiny at 1 25 p m on Wednesday night and continues with films across the schedule.

Township Magistrate Faces Grand Jury Over Fund Shortage

Hobart L. Mercer Butler County magistrate and Union Township justice of the peace faces Grand Jury recall on charges of embezzling 2398 dollars in public funds. State Auditor Rhodes found Mercer collected 5769.90 in fines from 1947 to 1953 but paid 3371.99, with 2512.54 total recovery including 114.54 interest. Bond of 1000.00 covers shortage. no arrest now.

Hobart L. Mercer Butler County Jackson Bosch Mercer Union Township James A. Rhodes Examiner Bosch Hamilton Rhodes Isaac R. Cramer Uhrichsville Peace Justice Mill Township Tuscarawas County Cramer Conservation Department

Vandalism Targets New Fire House Site in Columbia and Clinton Area

Police reported vandalism at the construction site for the Number One Station by Bauer Construction on Columbia Avenue and Clinton Street. Items were tossed into the basement causing damage. Mrs. Carl Gebhart of 1909 Titus Ave reported the theft of gilded cushions and a blanket from her porch early today.

Bauer Construction Company Columbia Avenue Clinton Street Carl Gebhart Tytus Ave

Evening Showtimes for Cleopatra Confidence Girl and The Stooge

The schedule lists Cleopatra showings at 2:55, 6:20 and 9:45 p.m. on Thursday and Confidence Girl showings at 1:40, 5:05 and 8:30 p.m. Also The Stooge screenings run 3:10, 6:35 and 10:00 p.m.

YoungShoplifter Caught In Store

A 12 year old boy was ordered before juvenile authorities after being found in Grant's Store with articles he had taken. The manager reported the theft at 2 15 pm and the items were returned. Police said the youth also had merchandise from the G C Murphy Store.

Grant G. C. Murphy

Minister Says Charges Untrue in Franklin Healing Suit

Dr. P T Collett leader of Colletts Healing Mission in Franklin calls allegations by Gladys Eversole untrue and says R T Collett is a distant cousin from Ashland Ky. Eversoles suit seeks 1086 plus costs claiming a boy suffered a compound fracture after being treated for a broken arm. Collett says 50 witnesses signed a document denying the accusation and notes he may file a damages suit against Franklin officials.

Franklin P. T. Collett Chillicothe Ashland R. T. Collett Gladys Eversole Shartz Collett Logan Journal Dr. Collett Evangelistic Logan - Long Lebanon Warren County Madison Ave Dayton Green St Cincinnati Earl Ivie Brother Ivie Shubert Eversole Logan - Long Company

Driver Gets Jail Term and Fine in DUI Case

Charles W. Thiel, 27, of 1829 Courtland St. Norwood, fined $200 and costs and had driving privileges revoked for six months. He received a three day jail term and will serve Sundays after his car struck the rear of Mrs. Jessie Forbes’s auto on South Main Street. Mrs. Forbes, 79, was treated and released from Middletown Hospital. Thiel appeared before acting Judge Harold G. Dance. Ohio law now mandates a three day sentence for this offense.

Charles W. Thiel Courtland St Norwood Thiel Harold G. Dance South Main Street Jessie Forbes Yankee Rd Ohio

Lebanon Man Attacked at Rathman Park Stolen Cash

A 45 year old Lebanon resident said two men stomped him and took 17 dollars early today at Rathman Park. Jenning Ryan of Hotel Forty-Seven Lebanon was treated for a chin cut and chest injuries at Middletown Hospital and released. Police were called to Manchester Avenue after the 3 30 a m incident.

Theodore Thom Jenning Ryan Forty-Seven Lebanon Middletown Hospital Thompson Manchester Avenue Ryan Rathman Park

Everest Height Increase Reportedly Adds Inches to Summit

Mount Everest is said to have grown by more than 600 feet beyond the established official altitude of 29,002 feet. The new summit measurement is reported as 29,610 feet above sea level according to multiple precise instruments.

Everest

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