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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1954

Page

2

Earl McVey Resigns Scout Post to Return to Teaching

The Mount Builders Council executive board announced Earl McVey will resign as Scout executive effective August 15. McVey has 11 years in Boy Scout work with a Navy break, served two years in Middletown, and previously led postings in Columbus and Finley. He plans to move to Carlisle with his family to resume teaching. George Harvey led a council camp inspection at the meeting.

Earl McVey Mount Builders Council McVey U. S. Navy Middletown Columbus Finley Carlisle George Harvey

Eddie Philips Begins Lime Popsicle Nourishment Attempt

Six year old Eddie Philips, recovering from a tonsil operation, shows slight improvement after packing removal. Doctors plan a nourishment program starting with lime popsicle, then liquids and semi solids while he receives IV fluids and plasma. His father and grandparents have stayed at the hospital throughout his 20 day ordeal.

Eddie Philips Eddie Ken B. Philips Highview Rd Bryan Philips

Driver Held After Tow Is Hit By Cars

A Middletown man, Edward Fields, 24, was cited in Municipal Court after a collision at Manchester Avenue and Shafer Street at 5:22 am involving a Broughton Construction Co. tow truck driven by Fields and two cars. Police recorded damage totals and noted additional minor collisions near the New York Central Railroad Station and at N Verity Parkway and Manchester Avenue.

Middletown Edward Fields Ottawa St Manchester Avenue Shafer Street Broughton Construction Co Fields Glen Eubank West Middletown Rt. 2 27 Cab Co Jack Callahan Main St New York Central Charles Street Jack Thames Springboro William Wilson Wildwood Rd N. Verity Parkway

West Elkton Girl Wounded in Accidental Shooting

Fay Hagins, 20, of West Elkton was treated at Middletown Hospital for a right leg wound from a .22 rifle fired accidentally while two 15 year olds unloaded shells at the home of Robert Byrum. The Preble County department ruled the incident accidental and she was released after treatment.

Robert Byrum Gilliand Preble County

At The Movies Paramount And Strand Listings

The Paramount shows Challenge of the Wild at 1 45 5 10 and 6 30 p m Johnny Guitar at 6 20 and 9 40 p m The Strand screens Pardon My Sarong at 1 35 4 20 7 25 and 10 15 p m Wild Stallion at 3 6 15 and 9 6 p m Friday and Pardon My Sarong at 3 15 6 50 and 9 55 p m Wild Stallion at 1 55 5 30 and 8 35 p m Other notes mention the Southern Cross seen from Miami Florida or Brownsville Texas.

Paramount Johnny Guitar Wid Stallion

Armco Plans 5 Million Facility to Expand Stainless Mill

Armco Steel Corp will begin a 5 percent million project to install a new bar mill at its Baltimore Works. President W. W. Sebald said the stainless steel bar mill, in a 550 foot building, will be completed in about eighteen months. The Baltimore Works is the largest plant devoted to stainless steel production.

Armco Steel Corporation Baltimore W. W. Sebald Armco Sebald

Two teens admit stealing auto parts from dealer

Two 17 year old youths were arrested yesterday and admitted stealing auto parts from John Kidwell a Franklin auto accessories dealer over several months. Most items were returned and no juvenile record exists.

John Kidwell Franklin Warren County Sheriff's J. F. Seibold Jr

Youth Sought In Burglary Case At Eaton

Eaton Special sheriff seeks Pred L. Franklin 18 former Artyle Industries employee in a burglary attempt at the plant west of Eaton. Watchman seized a knife and hammer, Franklin on probation from a federal court in Dayton for a Dwyer act violation. He had been rehired by Claude Lowther but vanished after the incident.

EATON Preble County Pred L. Franklin Artyle Industries Floyd Spitler Charles C. Herring Franklin Artyle Here Claude Lowther Lowther Sheriff's Department Dayton

Girl Is Morrow's 6th Polio Case

Ten year old Wilma Parks of Morrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs June Parks, is identified as Morrow's sixth polio victim and Warren County's eleventh case. She was taken to General Hospital in Cincinnati after a respiratory paralysis diagnosis and placed in an iron lung due to breathing and swallowing difficulties.

Lebanon Wilma Parks June Parks Morrow Warren County General Hospital Cincinnati

Woman Fractures Leg While River Fishing

Rita Patrick, 31, of 224 Park Street, slipped on the river bank while fishing and fractured her right leg. She was treated at Middletown hospital and dismissed.

Rita Patrick Park St John Patrick Middletown Hospital

Trenton Girl Crowned Harvest Queen at Butler County event

Phyliss Evans representing the Madison Farm Bureau won the first Harvest Queen title at LeSourdsville Lake during the 31st Farm Bureau Grange picnic. She received a $25 savings bond after singing The St Louis Blues with accompanist Neil Stretcher. Contestants in the queen’s court included Shirley Hamlin Charlotte Dockum and Phyllis Hoelle. Event officials expect the title contest to become an annual feature with attendance figures not released.

Phyliss ‘Evans The Madison Farm Bureau LeSourdsville Lake Butler County Miss Evans Dave McKeever Coe Evans N. 1St St Trenton Trenton High School Queen's “Court Shirley Hamlin Peasttown Grange Charlotte Dockum St. Clair Farm Bureau Phyllis Hoelle Union Farm Bureau McKeever Phyliss Evans Farm Bureau-Grange Keightley

Smooth Chins Pretty Faces to Be Illegal in Germantown

Germantown officials announce a curbs on shaving and makeup during sesquicentennial week. Violators face a kangaroo court and stockade sentences, with Judge Arthur Braid handling convictions. enforcement begins tomorrow night and continues weekly through the celebration.

Germantown Hale Dodds Arthur Braid

Susan Boxwell Places 9th In Skating Meet

Susan Boxwell aged 13 finished ninth in junior girls figure skating at the American roller skating championships in Denver Colo. She was one of 18 in her class and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Doug las Boxwell of 2830 Oxford Ave. She had third place in Ohio and second in the Pontiac regional meets. No other Middletown entries are reported. Norine Hirsch of Lima won first in the tie egal division for skaters 7 and under.

Susan Boxwell Denver Colo Douglas Boxwell Oxford Ave Ohio Pontiac Mich Middletown Norine Hirsch Lima Ivan Findlay Chautauqua

Watchers Away Burglars Play

Russell Brockman and wife guarded their father’s home last Saturday. They returned to 8335 Avespurger Ave to find burglars had stolen a television set radio and phonograph worth about 400 dollars according to Deputy Sheriff Al Mahatha.

Hamilton Russell Brockman Brockman Brockmans Avespurger Ave al Mahatha

Mishap Ends Week-Long Rural Safety Run

A week without a rural accident ended when 7 year old Robert Lipscomo was struck by a car driven by Delbert Webb 38 of Wayland Ky on Shawnee Drive south of Hamilton. The boy sustained elbow lacerations and was treated at Mercy Hospital. Deputies noted the last prior accident was reported at 11 p.m. Thursday July 22.

Hamilton Sheriff's Office Robert Lipscomo Biscayne Dr Delbert Webb Wayland Shawnee Drive Mercy Hospital

Missing Kenneth Meyers Found Safe in New Miami Car

A five year old boy Kenneth Meyers who vanished after attending a drive-in with friends was found asleep in the back seat of a stranger’s car in New Miami. Deputies and police traced him to the vehicle of Herman Slone who had been at the drive-in and unaware of the boy’s presence. The boy is returned to his family unharmed.

Reily Kenneth Meyers New Miami Sheriff's Deputies Robert Meyers Oxford Elmer Grabel Kenneth Ohio 130 Hamilton Russell Wolf Michael Jackie Lee Paul Movers Jerry Marlene Genrty Cain Herman Slone Whitaker Ave Stone

Emergency Polio Drive Sere Will Be Conducted Here

Middletown Review Board of Appeals approved an emergency polio fund drive from August 16 to 31. Lou Kenney announced the drive aimed to support the national campaign led by Butler County Polio chairman Charles Reuthe to fund expanded vaccine testing and care. Richard L. Kroeson of Cleveland was reappointed Ohio chairman of the March of Dimes as funds remain stretched.

Middletown Richard L. Kroeson Cleveland Ohio March of Dimes Organization For

Tools Stolen From New Home On Alameda

A contractor reported tools valued at 225 dollars were taken from a home under construction at 809 The Alameda. The entry occurred through a rear garage door and a router, cable saw, and sander worth 65, 125, and 35 dollars were missing.

Alameda Leroy Brumfield Louis Janka Janka

Rubbish Blaze False Alarm Sends Fire Units

Firefighters answered two calls overnight and into today for rubbish fires with no damage. Company 2 responded at 8 14 p m to Sunset Park rubbish blaze. A false alarm diverted Units 1 2 and the ladder to 1406 Central Ave at 12 12 a m today.

Sunset Park Central Ave

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