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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1955

Page

2

City Plans Major Grade Crossing Repairs Citywide

City Manager Howard Kramer announced a large grade crossing repair program within city limits. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will repair seven crossings within a year, with coordination from NYC representatives and Public Service Director IC A Boeke. The project targets crossings on Woodlawn Grand Calumet York Michigan and Lafayette Avenues and Yankee Road including removing two unused tracks at North Avenue.

Howard Kramer Kramer Baltimore & Ohio Railroad IC. A. Boeke Public Service New York Central Railroad Rela L. A. Champ Springfield Supintendent NYC North Avenue Woodlawn Grand Calumet York Michigan LaFayette Avenues Yankee Road Boeke Lafayette J. F Dunseth Hamilton George Wood

Toastmasters Induct Area Lieutenant Governor MelIntire

Robert MelIntire of the Toastmasters Club will be sworn in next Thursday as area lieutenant governor. The club will meet in the United Brethren Church on Baltimore Avenue and Philadelphia Street, with the new location starting next week. Local Dayton speakers tied for best speaker of the week were Larry Brown and Frank Focke. Howard Hill and Charles Garrett of Middletown were cited as most improved and speaker respectively. Middletown members Malcolm Bruce William Long and Charles Thompson joined critics with Elmer Horvath of Dayton named best critic. John Brannon served as toast master. Robert Bruce was general critic and Sam Redding evaluator.

Robert MelIntire The Toastmasters Club Accord Ing United Brethern Church Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia Street Locaion Dayton Larry Brown Frank Focke Howard Hill Middletown Club Charles Garrett Middletown Malcolm Bruce William Long Charles Thompson Elmer Horvath Toastmasters International Horwath John Brannon Robert Bruce Sam Redding

Postal Worker At Morrow Held For Embezzlement

Cincinnati James Robert Taylor 36 assistant postmaster at Morrow was arrested on embezzling 300 dollars from C O D packages. He appeared before U S Commissioner Graham Haunt Jr and waived examination. Bond set at 1000 dollars for a later hearing. Taylor is married with two children.

Morrow Cincinnati James Robert Taylor Taylor Graham Haunt Jr U. S

Cult of the Cobra and Revenge double feature

At The Movies listings show Paramount screening Cult of the Cobra at 1 15 4 10 7 15 and 10 pm and Revenge of the Creature at 2 45 5 45 and 8 45 pm. Strand lines list Prince Valiant and They Rode West with showtimes across Friday and Saturday.

Prince Valiant

Police Briefs Report Arrests and Thefts

Police last night arrested Aaron Combs on a Middletown bench warrant for failure to pay a fine and on a Franklin charge of defrauding a cab driver of 10 dollars. Paul Willis reported his wrist watch stolen from a bench while he played basketball at Sunset Park. Lewis Bates reported his 149 model auto with license 929MW stolen from behind a store on North Main Street.

Aaron Combs Garfield St Middletown Franklin Paul Willis Manchester Ave Sunset Park Lewis Bates Judy Dr N. Main Street

Four long solar eclipses marked the 20th century

Records show only four total solar eclipses lasting longer than seven minutes in the 1900s. Each event drew observers worldwide to witness extended totality, highlighting rare celestial alignments and precise orbital dynamics.

Salvation Army Kiddie Day Picnic Signups End Soon

The Salvation Army reports 315 children registered for the annual Kiddie Day picnic with a 4 30 p m Monday deadline. Youths board a train from the B O freight station at 9 30 a m Tuesday for LeSourdsville Lake, enjoying games free rides food and entertainment supervised by D W Jacot with chaperones from fire and police departments. Mrs Kenneth Coburn leads registration at the Citadel basement aided by the Women's Auxiliary.

Salvation Army McCoy B&o LeSourdsville Lake D. W. Jacot Kenneth Coburn Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Salvation Army Citadel

St. Regis Buys Pollock Paper Stock

St. Regis Paper Co of New York completed the purchase of all Pollock Paper Corp common stock in Dallas Texas. Pollock employs about 1500 across nine plants and seven warehouses with Middletown plant manager James T Hardwick. 1954 sales near 33 million dollars.

St. Regis St. Regis Paper Co New York Pollock Paper Corp Allas Pollock Lawrence S. Pollock Leslie L. Jacobs Ben Lacy Henry S Jacobus James T. Hardwick Middletown Columbus Dallas Houston Tex Atlanta

Legion Plans District Meet In Middletown

Middletown Post 218 hosts 82 posts from six counties for a district parley at 10 a.m. in the Legion Home. About 250 delegates are expected with 14 Middletown legionnaires present. Final reports and election items fill the agenda, including convention delegates and district officers.

Middletown American Legion Legion Sam McAdow Francis Carmody Robert Barnard Wendell Thompson Harry Oberhelman Herman W. Wolf National Defense Herb E. Michaels Joseph T. Carney Peter Outtcalt

Drivers Unhurt In Only Wreck In City Thursday

A two car collision at Yankee Road and Belvidere Avenue caused $165 in damage yesterday. Dorothy H. Mills, 1024 Kunz Ave, drove into a parked auto owned by Mable Fry, Franklin Rt 1, at 4 39 p m. Mills said she pressed the gas instead of the brakes after turning from Yankee Road onto Belvidere Avenue.

Yankee Road Belvidere Avenue Dorothy H. Mills Kunz Ave Mable Fry Franklin Rt 1

Resident Jailed Over $250 Check Bounce

Melvin L. Hall of 2104 Queen Ave was charged in Franklin Municipal Court with issuing a worthless check for 250 dollars. The check drawn on First National Bank of Middletown, led to Hall’s arrest at his home by Sgt. Ed Poling and Deputy George Carrel. He was released on bond from Warren County Jail in Lebanon.

Melvin L. Hall Queen Ave Franklin Hall John Smith First National Bank of Middletown Ed Poling Warren County George Carrel Lebanon

Calvary Baptist To Hold Tent Revival Services

Calvary Baptist schedules a week long tent revival near Grand Avenue on Jackson Lane starting Sunday. The Great Miami Valley Assn of Southern Baptists sponsors with Rev Darty Stone as evangelist and Ray Conner as musical director. A Youth Team will run a visitation program and host a Vacation Bible School June 20 to 24 for four to 16 year olds. Rev Robert H Mizell invites all to attend.

Calvary Baptist Church Grand Avenue Jackson Lane Great Miami Valley Assn. of Southern Baptists Darty Stone Southern Ohio Ray Conner Westside Baptist Church Hamilton Southern Baptist College Robert H. Mizell

Gary Klouman Named 1955 56 Jaycees President

Gary Klouman of 609 16th Ave was named president for 1955 56 of the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce after last night's balloting. Lawrence Davis was elected first vice president Thomas Moon second vice president Thomas Day secretary Robert Gloeckler treasurer and Charles Hattery Harold Osborne and Victor Wells named directors. The nominating committee was headed by Paul Deger and the new officers were installed by Knight Goodman. Rowan Crawford the outgoing president received a past president pin from Deger. The Mars Venus color note appears as a separate remark in the same text.

Gary Klouman 16Th Ave Middletown

Paper Workers Nominate Aaron Fields for Local 112 Leadership

Aaron Fields is nominated without opposition for president of Local 112 United Paperworkers of America CIO. Other officers named include Jack Stoops, Noah Wise, Price Fletcher, Leroy Theodore, John Eichorn, Carl Snowden, and Clifford Williams. Election set for June 19 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Nelva Center.

United Paperworkers of America CIO Neva Center Aaron Fields Fields Upa-Cio Detroit Jack Stoops Noah Wise Price Fletcher Leroy Theodore John Eichorn Carl Snowden Paul Back Sam Richardson Clifford Williams Brooks Wright Tay Lor Howard Lester Wallace Howard McGlothen Clay Lansdale Betse Dennis Jamie Isabel Taylor Howard Dave Alexander Jake Lansdale Arthur Glover James Lewis George Pergram Nelva Center

No Luck At All Hit, Then Jailed

Woodrow Covey, 39, of Peasttown Rt 1, was arrested for intoxication after being struck by a taxi while crossing S Main Street. He was treated for forehead lacerations at Middletown Hospital. The taxi was driven by Elbert D. Carpenter, 31, of 17 E 2nd Lt. Covey admitted the accident was all his fault.

Franklin Woodrow Covey Peasttown Rt 1 S. Main Street Covey Middletown Elbert D. Carpenter Logan Long Co

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