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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

2

Man Dies After Bike Collision Driver Sought

Wesley Gibson, 51, a Middletown resident and United Welding worker, died from injuries after a late night collision on Route 738 near the Trenton bridge. Police seek an eastbound car that reportedly passed another vehicle just before the crash. Gibson, who lived 11 years in Middletown, left a widow and 16 grandchildren and was a Mayfield Church of God member. Funeral services are planned at Baker and Sons with burial in Wildcatside Cemetery.

Wesley McClure Gibson Middletown United Welding Company Cpl O. J. Simmons State Patrol Gibson Trenton McCoy- Leffler United Welding Mayfield Church of God Matilda Melvin Morehead Milburn Auttie Myrtie Peck Mary Noland Lillian Hall Nannie Carrozza Harvey Gibson Frank Grassy Creek Nettie Lykins Cincinnati Lizzie Kemp Baker and Sons Baker’s Ed Lawson Woodside Cemetery Carl Claud Tennessee John Par Vr Somerville Hawkins Rogersville Tenn Collins Sneedville Morristown

Seven Mile Man Killed In Tennessee Accident

Clayton Hawkins custodian of the Seven Mile School died when his bar and an ambulance collided near Rutledge Tennessee. Nine others including Hawkins wife and daughter were injured. A passenger John R. Collins Jr. was in critical condition. Services planned in Rogersville Tennessee.

Clayton Hawkins Seven Mile Rutledge Tenn Hawkins Suffe Joanne John R. Collins, Jr New Albany Ind

Starick To Address Graduation Of 24 MBC Students Tomorrow

Herbert W. Starick will deliver the commencement address at Middles town Business College graduation exercises tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel The topic is The Decision is Yours The president Templyn P Maffett will present the diplomas with 24 graduates receiving diplomas in stenographic secretarial general business beginning accounting higher accounting and business administration Courses Names include Carma Lacey Dorothy Burnett Ruby Buskette Shirley Crawford Delpha Epperson Jo Ann Gingrich Dorothy Hackney Mary Louise Harvey Dorothy Hole Shirley Jones Vernon Kowell Jeanette Lanier Iveta Sudmalis Peggy Taulbee Betty Witt Norma Baker Mary Kinser Bobbie Mae Powell Charles Doughty Asa E Middleton Arthur W Morgan Robert F Deaton Adolph Henderson Jr and Herbert C Randall

Herbert W. Starick Middletown Middletown Business College Manchester Starick Templyn P. Maffett Carma Lacey Dorothy Burnett Ruby Buskette Shirley Crawford Delpha Epperson Jo Ann Gingrich Dorothy Hackney Mary Louise Harvey Dorothy Hole Shirley Jones Vernon Kowell Jeanette Lanier Iveta Sudmalis Peggy Taulbee Betty Witt Norma Baker Mary Kinser Bobbie Mae Powell Charles Doughty Asa E. Middleton Arthur W. Morgan Robert F. Deaton Adolph Henderson, Jr Herbert C. Randall

At The Movies Showtimes Brief

Paramount shows Tride Straight at 1 15 7 15 and 10 15 p.m. Strand presents Biter Rice at 1 15 3 22 5 25 7 35 and 9 40 p.m. Colonial screens 14 Hours at 1 45 3 50 6 00 8 00 and 10 p.m.

Paramount Colonial

Peterson's Ointment Ad for Piles Relief

An old style advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment provides rapid relief from itching with a cooling astringent formula. It touts four decades of use and offers druggist box or applicator tube prices with a money back guarantee.

Peterson Ady

Armco Official Named To NPA Metals Agency

Wallace B. Quail of Armco Steel Corporation is named deputy director of the Iron and Steel Division at the National Production Authority. He was Armco’s central area manager and joined NPA last October while on leave. The agency establishes a metal quota system for defense and domestic use.

Wallace B. Quail Armco Steel Corporation Iron and Steel National Production Authority NPA Quail Armco South Main St

Inductees Head For Army Duty Like Civilians

Three men reported to Draft Board 10 for induction in Cincinnati using regular bus service, not a charter. George Riley Ingram of 2004 Pearl St in Middletown, Frank Elkin Wilson of Germantown Route 1, and Thomas Lee Brown of 218 North Elm St Oxford, transferred from Chicago Board 16. Their civilian status ends upon arrival for induction.

Cincinnati Middletown George Riley Ingram Pearl St Frank Elkin Wilson Germantown Thomas Lee Brown North Elm St Oxford Board 16 Chicago

Franklin Boy in Critical Condition After Street Collision

Richard Kinney three year old son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Kinney of 128 East Fifth St Franklin was reported in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Ralph Bowling 28 of 534 South River St yesterday at 7 50 p m He was in front of his home and ran into the street suffering cuts and bruises and possible skull fracture. Jeemes Akers two and a half year old son of Bill Akers Franklin Route 2 suffered a skull fracture yesterday after falling six feet to the pavement improving today at Middletown Hospital.

Richard Kinney Sidney Kinney East Fifth St Franklin Middletown Hospital Ralph Bowling South River St O. &. Chamberlain Jeemes Akers Bill Akers Franklin Route 2

Jaycee Award To Hamilton For Welfare Program

The Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce was named an outstanding project winner for its public school welfare program. The award was announced at a Miami luncheon during the Jaycee convention opening with 4,000 attendees. Ohio cities with populations 25 to 100 thousand produced multiple winners. no Ohio winner emerged in the under 25,000 class. An outstanding state projects award went to Ohio Jaycees for a pre 1950 elections get out the vote campaign.

Hamilton Junior Chamber of Commerce Miami Fla Hamilton Club Ohio Ohio Jaycees

Boy dungarees theft reported near Central Store

Ben Bender of Central Store said six and a half dozen pairs of boys jeans were taken from the sidewalk near the store yesterday. Police estimate the value at 155 dollars.

Ben Bender Central Store

Cloudy Warmer Weather Predicted For Thursday

The forecast calls for cloudy and warmer conditions tomorrow for afternoon picnics and evening softball. Tonight’s low should follow today’s high of 75 with a low around 52 after a 6 am dip. Tuesday's high reached 75 and the low 58.

Work on Verity Pkwy to begin with tack coat

Middletown street crews start paving Verity Parkway from Hanover Street to Central Avenue with a tack coat to bind new pavement to the old. The W L Follmer Co of Hamilton leads the project with rapid progress expected after kickoff tomorrow and a completion about six weeks hence.

Hamilton Hanover St Central Ave Follmer Company Tytus Ave

Defense Meeting Tomorrow Slated as One of Biggest

A large civil defense meeting is scheduled tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the American Legion auditorium open to the public. Francis Carmody head of the City Commission will chair. W J Beck of the Civil Defense Committee will introduce Dr William Warner executive director of Ohio Civil Defense who will address civil defense in the state. The American Legion band will provide music.

Civil Defense American Legion Auditorium Middletown Francis Carmody W. J. Beck Civil Defense Committee William Warner Warner Ohio Civil Defense American Legion Band

Tomorrow Big Day For Junior Police Club Opens

Patrolman Clarence Lawson, chairman of activities, says the Junior Police club meets tomorrow at 5 30 p m at Rathman Park near Tytus Avenue. Several boys already inquiring. baseball likely first sport with possible boxing and wrestling planned this year.

Clarence Lawson Lawson Rathman Park Tytus Ave

Short Circuit Alarm Reported at General Chemical Division

Firemen answered a call to the General Chemical Division at Richmond Street and Fairfield Avenue at 11 50 a m. They reported a probable short circuit in the building alarm system.

General Chemical Division Richmond St Fairfield Ave

City to speed pay and staff changes for workers

City Commissioners consider double ordinances to raise general city employ pay and create an entirely new personnel structure. City manager H. W. Starick says details near completion and PAS report will be turned over. Officials review retroactive pay method for employee checks. Additional items include traffic improvements at Tytus Ave and Charles St and Fourth of July Sunset Park permit. Water works May pumpage and weather stats noted. bids expected tonight for well field and airport lighting projects.

H. W. Starick Public Administration Service Chicago Martha Class Harry E. Newlin James Combs Police Department Tytus Ave Charles St

Judge urges legislation to force taxi inspection

Municipal Court Judge Alton H. Combs recommends citywide taxi and muffler controls in a letter from prosecutor Tilmon A. Ellison. The plan calls for Police Department inspections for cab licenses, curbs noisy mufflers, and lowering Crawford Street speed to 25 mph near schools and churches. Ellison forwarded the recommendations to City Manager H. W. Starick for Commission action.

Alton H. Combs Tilmon A. Ellison Police Department Crawford St Ellison H. W. Starick

Manslaughter Case Heard At Hamilton

Raymond Dean Doan, 18, faces second degree manslaughter in a traffic death last October 18. The Hamilton case was heard without a jury by Butler Common Pleas Court Judge P. P. Boll, with prosecutor Jackson Bosch noting multiple traffic violations and a restricted license requiring glasses. Doan testified claiming he removed his glasses after the accident.

Hamilton Raymond Dean Butler Common Pleas Court P. P. Boll Doan Jackson Bosch Bosch

Not Dead-Drunk Hamilton Fire Crew Respond to Car Fire

A fire truck and police rushed to a burning car after a citizen reported a man inside either dead or unconscious. They found 29 year old Charles Lyttie, questioned by police, and booked for drunkenness after authorities say a lit cigarette was dropped on the seat. Damage was estimated at ...

Hamilton Charles Lyttie Polce Lyttle

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