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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1958

Page

2

Middletown High seniors face future in commencement address

879 seniors at Middletown High School graduated as four students delivered challenges to peers. Valedictorians Russell Galloway Jr. and Thomas E. Tenforde spoke on choice, responsibility, and the meaning of success as classmates prepare to leave home and face independent life.

Middletown High School Wade E. Miller Russell Galloway Jr Thomas E. Tenforde Stephen Geckeler Pat Wireman

Car Runs In Big Circle After Crash Injures Three

A four car collision at S Verity Parkway and Lincoln Street at 12 10 p m yesterday left three people treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital Carrie DuChemin 73 head wounds and facial cuts Vernon DeBord 23 head cuts and Bruce DeBord 3 elbow abrasions Mrs DuChemin was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign as her car overran the sign and careened across Verity Parkway looping into a Taft School yard and into stalled vehicles Damage totaled 1175 Henry Roberts 60 charged with driving while intoxicated after a crash at Central Avenue and Baltimore Street with a stopped auto Damage 850 Edwin Kitchen 34 charged with an assured clear distance violation after a Yankee Road collision Damage 600 Linda Watkins 8 treated for elbow abrasions after running into a car driven by Lowell Creech 22 on Michigan Avenue at 1200 block yesterday.

S. Verity Parkway Lincoln Street Middletown Hospital Carrie DuChemin Main St Vernon DeBord Verity Parkway Ronald Haddix Charles St Florence Everhart Curtis St Henry Roberts Smith Ave Clyde DePew Canal St Franklin Central Avenue Baltimore Street Roberts Edwin Kitchen Chillicothe Paul Russell Page St Trenton Yankee Road Linda Watkin Michigan Ave Lowell Creech St. Main St Michigan Avenue

Eaton Man Injured Near Camden in Auto Truck Crash

Cornelius Chalane, 35, of Montford Road Eaton, suffered a fractured left knee in a collision on U S 127 north of Camden. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in fair condition after a truck reportedly pulled in front of his car. Harlan Hunt, 57, of Hamilton-Richmond Road, escaped injury when his northbound car left Rt 177 Darrtown Pike six miles north of Hamilton.

Hamilton Cornelius Chalane Montford Rd Eaton U. S. 127 Camden Mercy Hospital Nevn Chalane Harlan Hunt Hamilton-Richmond Rd Rt 177 Darrtown Pike Sheriff's Deputies

Thieves Steal Cigarettes Jewelry and Toys in Local Burglary

Police report a burglary at Ruth's Variety Store on Baltimore Street with about 80 cartons of cigarettes 20 in jewelry 1909 in toys 12 in stamps and 21 in nickels taken from two pinball machines. Nearby vandalism and thefts include damage to a car on Yankee Road and a destroyed fish pond at 1309 Yankee Road. Four juvenile suspects were released after restitution was paid to Pratt's Market.

Ruth Baltimore St Pratt's Market Crawford St

Lions Club Views Slides of Mexico Trip by Harmons

Charles Harmon presented color slides from a Mexico trip with his wife at the Lions Club meeting. Their caravan tour began in Nogales on January 20, reached Acapulco, with a stop in Mexico City and concluded at the end of March.

Charles Harmon Mexico Lions Club Nogales Acapulco Mexico City Harmons

Rev. Abraham Swanson to Lead Service at New Era Baptist Church

The Rev. Abraham Swanson and his congregation will lead a Sunday service at the New Era Baptist Church. The event is scheduled for Sunday at an unspecified time, with details to follow.

Abraham Swanson l New, Era Baptist Church

Waived Hearing in Mail Theft Case for Edward Waddell

Edward Waddell 39 of 2106 Wayne Ave. Cincinnati waived a hearing before U S Commissioner Graham P Hunt Jr on a federal mail theft charge. He remained in Hamilton County jail in default of 2000 dollar bond awaiting U S District Court action. Police said a check belonging to Mrs Loren Auer was found with him at 52 S Main St during intoxication arrest. Postal authorities filed the charge.

U.S Graham P. Hunt Jr Cincinnati Edward Waddell Wayne Ave Waddell Hamilton County U. S. District Court Loren Auer S. Main St

Forest Horse Born At Zoo In Brookfield

A colt described as similar to primitive Eurasian horses was born at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. Louis, three feet tall, is in the animal section with his mother Gerta. The colt, spirited and kicking at sire Charlemagne, is of a breed called Forest horses created in Germany over 30 years through cross breeding to resemble early horses and their descendants.

Chicago Eurasia Brookfield Zoo Robert Bean Louis Gerta Bean Charlemagne Germany

Heuss Visits Arlington Tomb of Unknowns in 14th D Day Anniversary

President Theodor Heuss of West Germany becomes the first foreign head of state to honor the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. His wreath laying coincides with the 14th anniversary of D Day and follows the entombment of unknown WWII and Korea soldiers near the Unknown Soldier of World War I site.

Washington Theodor Heuss West Germany Arlington National Cemetery Europe Korea Arlington Potomac River

Robbery Sends Alarm as Man Takes $300 at Louisville Loan Office

Paul Salee heard a police broadcast that his daughter Marie Coleman was robbed. He informed his wife by phone. she already knew. A man entered the Louisville loan office, demanded the cash, and fled with $300 and a rifle.

Louisville, Ky Paul Salee Marie Coleman

Man Drowns Weeks After Prison Release

Warren Ohio AP reports Pomp J. Wade 26, released two weeks earlier after a manslaughter conviction for his brother Edward’s May 19, 1957 death, drowned when he fell into Mosquito Creek Thursday.

Warren Ohio Mosquito Creek Pomp J. Wade Edward

Dirt Slide Kills Man Near Dayton

A highway construction worker was killed when a dirt slide trapped him during work on U S 40 north of Dayton Ohio. Phil Hoskins in his late 20s was pronounced dead at the scene by coroner's deputies. He worked for Fischer Construction Co.

Dayton Ohio U.S. 40 Here Phil Hoskins Fischer Construction Co

Bees Recognize Honey Flowers by Color First

Bees identify honey yielding flowers primarily by color and second by scent, based on experiments.

Middie Magic Aids Midwestern High School Grads

Geckeler urged Mid dietown High School seniors to live well today to shape tomorrow. He described yesterday as a dream and stressed using mind and will to turn difficulties into opportunities. The graduation speaker highlighted Middie Magic as a tool in both losing and winning moments.

Geckeler Middietown High School

Camden Cyclist Hurt In Crash

Camden man Herman Pahnke 31 in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after his motorcycle veered at West Elkton and Greenbush Roads north of the Butler County line in Preble County. He told staff he was en route to Armco Steel Corp in Middletown for work. treated for left knee and back injuries.

Hamilton al Camden Mercy Hospital West Elkton Road Greenbush Road Butler County Preble County Herman Pahnke Joy Armco Steel Corp Middletown Zimmerman Gratis Pahnke

Baptist Headed Catholic Group Leads Rhode Island Students

Providence AP report notes Larry W. Childers of Rock Hill South Carolina served as president this year of Theta chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma at Providence College. He graduated with honors this week as a Baptist leading a Catholic honor society.

Providence R. I Providence College Larry W. Childers Rock Hill S. C Theta Chapter Delta Epsilon Sigma Childers Provi Wireman Dence College All Humanity

Unattended fire destroys Utah guard camp station

A fire at Camp Davis Utah destroyed the fire station while it was unmanned. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation by camp officials and local authorities.

Camp Davis Utah Utah National Guard

Public Housing Could Aid Middletown Urban Renewal Plan

City Manager Charles W. Thompson told the Mayor’s Committee for Urban Renewal that public housing may be needed to relocate families in the wedge shaped Garfield Area to speed the project. He said four or five multi family buildings could house those unable to buy homes under Section 221 and that the main renewal would be private, with federal housing only for relocations. The committee authorized Thompson to hire a planning firm to advance the relocation plan.

Middletown Charles W. Thompson Committee For Urban Renewal Thompson Garfield New York Central Tracks Yankee Road Calumet Avenue Housing & Home Finance Agency HHFA S. Main Street Miami River Miami Conservancy District Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co

YMCA Camp Sees Fifty Five Boys Enrolled

Fifty five boys have registered for the YMCA daycamp with room for a few more before opening Tuesday. Led by Jack Wiley the camp runs June 10 12 13 17 19 20 24 26 and 27 at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club. Activities include hiking cookouts softball badminton nature study crafts swimming and chapel. Fees total 10 for non members 9 for members plus 2 registration.

YMCA Jack Wiley Middletown Sportsmen's Club

Welch Leads In Montana GOP Senate Primary

In Helena the Montana primary left Louis W. Welch a smelter worker with 19,723 votes over Blanche S. Anderson a Helena widow with 19,644 as officials reported 1,101 precincts though one remote precinct still lacked returns.

Helena Mont U. S. Senate Mike Mansfield Ang Louis W. Welch Blanche S. Anderson

Ballot System Termed Archaic

California Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan says the ballot counting system is archaic and should be overhauled. He notes Los Angeles County had only half the ballots counted 36 hours after polls closed, as voters statewide still hand marked their ballots.

Sacramento Calif California Frank M. Jordan Jordan Los Angeles County

Man Hitchhikes To Visit Planets

Devon Smith, a 32 year old auto assembly worker from Elwood Pennsylvania, arrived in Miami en route to Jupiter as part of an imaginary interplanetary itinerary. He says he has already visited Star Mississippi, Mercury Texas, and Sun Louisiana and aims to be the first to visit all these stars without leaving Earth. His final stop is Earth Texas.

Miami Fla Pennsylvania Jupiter Florida Devon Smith Elwood Star Miss Mercury Tex Sun Earth Smith U. S

Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge to visit Mason

Members of the Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 will travel to Mason Saturday night for a meeting led by Mason officers. A rank of knight will be conferred next Thursday at Castle Hall during Lafayette Lodge’s session. a pensersal will be held there at 7 p.m. Monday.

Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Mason Castle Hall

No Decision Announced On Zoning Proposals in Middletown

Middletown Planning Commission withheld recommendations after a public hearing on four parcels. Zoning changes include M-1 to B-2 near Germantown Road, R-1 to B-1 on Atco Avenue, and R-1 to R-1 at Atco and Manchester Road, with a quorum strained by illness and absence of key officials. About 30 residents attended.

Middletown Atco Manchester Road Vannest Avenue A. C. Neff Plan Board Warren G. Printz

Rubbernecks Head For Zoo

YMCA boys will head for the Cincinnati Zoo Wednesday in the first of their Summer Fun Club rubberneck trips. They will bring their lunch and leave the Y by bus at 9 30 a m. A 1 fee will be charged. Boys may sign up at the Y until 6 p m Tuesday.

YMCA Cincinnati Zoo

Barbecue Planned by Jolly Twelve Club

The Jolly Twelve Club sponsors a barbecue tomorrow at 1609 Baltimore Street at the home of Mrs Hattie Everhart. Committee chair Mrs Margaret Marabie said serving begins at 3 30 p.m.

Jolly Twelve Club Hattie Everhart Baltimore St Margaret Marabie

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MHS the Board Woodruff Galloway Tenforde Phyllis Anderson Miss Anderson Miami University Jerry Lucas Phyllis Cox Larry E. Emrick William O. Calvert Contecert Band Joe Franklin Miller Gym Journal Weith Woodruf Big Circle Webber DeBord Bruce Albert Hall Raymond Dr Yankee Park Walter Gray Yankee Rd Everett Miller N. Verity Pkwy Dan Woodrome Fleming Rd Dewey Hollow Carl Pohlable Gilt Ave Manchester Avenue Middletown, Ohio Tomorr Supt. of Schools Howard Cromwell Board of Education ED Edmiston GOP Floren Willoughby Rubbernecks Zoo Florsheim Gil
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