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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

2

Schatzmann Questions Legality of Subdivision Rules

City director of law Fred J. Schatzmann questions whether the proposed subdivision ordinance can be enforced beyond city limits. He says rules apply within the corporate area but not to three miles outside, and suggests county-wide adoption or outside-the-city plat controls. The council acted on traffic changes and other city matters.

Fred J. Schatzmann City Commission Schatzmann City Planning Commission Local Planning Commission

Stop Signs Installed On Elwood

Police Chief Joseph Blackmore said two stop signs have been installed at Panama Avenue and Elwood Street to reduce accidents at the intersection. The city ordered 24 new reflectorized red signs and six 30 by 30 signs, with old signs being repainted for use as needed.

Panama Avenue Elwood Street Joseph Blackmore C.A. Boeke Middletown Doty Street North Avenue Vail Avenue Grimes Street Leibee Street

Armco Roses In Bloomin Welcome At East Works

Armco plants roses along the West side of East Works and Crawford Street road. More than 200 bushes bloom now with the first planted in 1941. White roses with reds and evergreens to bloom early next week. The project has earned the Plant-America Award from the American Association of Nurserymen for industrial landscaping and civic pride.

Armco East Works Crawford Street American Assn. of Plant-America

Dayton DWI judge fines Werts and sentencing others

Municipal Court fined Clarence E. Werts 49 of Dayton two hundred dollars plus costs and a one year license suspension and three days in jail for DWI after a Tuesday arrest at Clark Street and Tytus Avenue. Samuel Walters 28 of Middle Town got fifty dollars and a 30 day license suspension for careless driving after a Tuesday auto crash at S Verity Parkway and 18th Avenue. Louis Cunningham 59 and Daniel Razor 72 were fined twenty five dollars for disorderly conduct after a Tuesday fight at 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street with fines suspended on good behavior. Razor’s knife was destroyed. A new coal mining machine extracts coal over 200 yards into a mountainside without underground workers.

Clarence E. Werts Dayton J. T. Lamb Werts Clark Street Tytus Avenue Samuel Walters Middletown Louis Cunningham Daniel B. Razor 8Th Ave 8Th Avenue Lincoln Street Razor

Taxpayers rush final day to pay Middletown taxes

Middletown real estate tax deadline brings a flood of payments. Deputy county treasurer Carl Wedekind laments the heavy workload and notes most taxpayers chose the last possible day to settle their taxes.

Middletown Carl Wedekind Wedekind

Two Auto Mishaps Cause About $100 In City

Police report two minor accidents yesterday totaling a little over 100 dollars. John Shirey 68 of 404 McKinley St collided with a southbound truck driven by C A Poffenberg er 45 of 1023 Kunz Ave at 102 N Sutphin St causing 20 and 75 dollars in damage. Earlier a driver reaching for cigarettes hit Ewell Collins 36 of 422 Vannest Ave at Aberdeen Drive and Central Avenue causing 15 dollars in damage. the other driver was unnamed.

John Shirey McKinley St C. A. Poffenberger Ewell W. Collins Vannest Ave Aberdeen Drive Central Avenue Collins

Politz Elected Ahepa Head in Middletown Chapter

Konstantine A. Tyke Politz was chosen president of Middle town Chapter 209, Order of Ahepa, at the annual meeting. He succeeds George Cavalaris, who served as president through 1953-54, with George Revelos as vice president and John Jelson as secretary. Cavalaris becomes chairman of the board of governors alongside George Poolitsan, George Manos and John Dallis. Installation is set for the June 16 meeting.

Konstantine A Tyke) Politz Middletown Order of Ahepa George Cavalaris Hamilton Delhaore George J. Revelos John Jelson Gus Lazares Cavalaris George T. Poolitsan George Manos John Dallis

At The Movies Showings This Week

Paramount: Lili showings 1 30 3 30 5 30 7 30 9 30 p m. Saints Girl Friday 1 15 3 50 6 30 9 10 p m Dangerous Mission 2 25 5 05 7 45 10 25 p m. Strand: Here Comes the Groom 1 15 4 40 8 05 p m Scarlet Angel 3 15 7 40 10 05 p m Friday Jivaro 1 45 4 55 8 10 p m The Forty Nin ers 3 25 6 40 9 50 p m. World cone mileage note adds nothing to schedule.

Paramount Groom Jivaro

Annual Election of Pastors Delayed

The annual election of officers of the Ministerial Department of the Council of Churches, scheduled for today, was postponed. Hugh Harvey, manager of the Middletown Bell Telephone office, hosted 34 ministers at breakfast at the Manchester Hotel, followed by a tour of the telephone building.

the Council of Churches Hugh Harvey Middletown Bell Manchester

Funeral for Leroy A. Evans Held in Delaware

Leroy A. Evans 65, former foreign correspondent for the New York World, obituary notes his death Tuesday in a Dayton hospital. He recently served as public relations director for the U S Soil Conservation Service at Dayton. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Delaware.

Delaware Ohio Leroy A. Evans Old New York World U.S. Soil Conservation Service Dayton

Thieves Break Into McCann Motors Overnight

A night break in at McCann Motors 215 Charles St left no loot found as intruders shattered a window then unlocked another. Mechanic Leo Bronnenberg discovered the entry at 7 40 am with Detective Herbert Frazier and aides Paul Fouts Louis Janka leading the probe.

McCann Motors Charles St. Netter Herbert Frazier Leo Bronnen

Diplomas Await 356 At MHS Graduation

The Urbana Junior College President will address 356 Middletown High School seniors at the Miller gymnasium commencement. Edward F. Memmett’s speech is titled The Society of the Concerned. R H Snyder will present diplomas as ten veterans are noted among the graduates.

Urbana Junior College Middletown High School Miller Gymnasium Edward F. Memmett Society of the Concerned R. H. Snyder Armed Forces Eleanor Moon Carol West Robert Bell D. A. Biggs Church of God Hugh Butler

Don Fields Earns Eagle Scout at Middletown Ceremony

Don Fields son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Fields 3016 Navaho St was presented the Eagle Award the highest honor in Explorer Scouting at Middletown Explorer Post 6 ceremony He has been a Scout for four plus years serving as patrol leader crew leader deputy senior crew leader and past senior crew leader He plans to attend aquatic school to meet requirements for junior and senior life saving He urged participation in the Indiana Lincoln Trail trip on June 11 and 12 Others honored included Harold Gillespie Jim Davis John Ejihorn Dick Bagizedes Benny Frye and Don Stamper Ed die Zickgraf and Don Davis with Emmett Gilbert presenting awards and Zickgraf Davis in charge

Don Fields Aaron Fields Navaho St Middletown Fields Camp Hook American Legion Harold Gillespie Jim Davis John Ejihorn Dick Bagizedes Benny Frye Don Stamper Eddie Zickgraf Don Davis Emmett Gilbert Zickgraf

Pick Your Fight Then Your Weapon

Police answered a noon fight in the 800 block of 9th Avenue yesterday and found two youths, ages 17 and 16, who admitted fighting. They reported weapons included a knife, a razor, and a six inch iron pipe. officers found the pipe but the youths denied using the others and were ordered to report to juvenile authorities.

9Th Avenue

Grand Banks Seen As World’s Largest Offshore Fishing Grounds

The Grand Banks off Newfoundland are identified as the world’s largest offshore fishing grounds. This designation highlights the area’s vast productivity and prominence in marine harvesting. Local fleets and international operators rely on the grand bank complex for substantial catches and economic activity.

Grand Banks Newfoundland

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