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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

2

Move To New No 1 Fire Station Expected About June 21

Two heavy June downpours boosted rainfall to 2.88 inches for the month, surpassing May. In two hours after 2 a.m. Lonnie Gibson logged 1.24 inches, more than June 1’s 1.02 inches. Little damage overall. 67 phone lines cut by branches, no damage at Cincinnati Gas & Electric. City official notes flooded intersections and basements, with some residents bailing out interiors early morning.

Lonnie Gibson Miami Conservancy Hugh Harvey Middletown Ohio Bell Telephone Co Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Butler Lincoln School Lincoln Roosevelt Junior High School

Fire Department to shift men to new No 1 station this June

Chief William Fishbaugh said the move could occur during the week of June 21 as Station 1 is readied for full time use. If Station 4 is approved next week, 12 new firemen and three captains will be appointed July 1 with training lasting about 30 days.

Fire Department No. 1 William Fishbaugh No. 4 City Commission Station 1 Gamewell Co Charles Hansel

School Board Sees Hazard in New Shopping Center Plan

Middletown Board of Education advised the City Planning Commission of a potential hazard to students from the proposed arcade shopping center at Central Avenue and Highview Road. A letter urged planners to consider safety as driveways may cross sidewalks, impacting routes to Wilson and St. Mary’s schools.

Middletown Board of Education City Planning Commission Highview Road Central Avenue Lincoln School R. T. Sant Coles Rd Sant Wilson St. Mary's Schools Planning Commission Harry Hadley City Commission Safety Council Hugh Butler Building Commission Butler Patsy Logan Mildred Fryer Jane Wilkinson Roosevelt Carlisle Lincoln Central School Park Board

Germantown Farmer Robbed Tied To Chair By Two Thugs

Herbert A. Shank a 73 year old Germantown retiree and former Montgomery County commissioner was robbed of 12 dollars and a one carat diamond ring after two young men burst in about 2 30 PM. They tied him to a rocking chair used his necktie muffler and rag and threatened to shoot while lighting matches to check for hidden cash. They escaped in a late model red hotir car.

Germantown Herbert A. Shank Montgomery County Route 4 Manning Road Shank Sheriff's Hartop Auto

Middletown High Latin students Journey to National Convention

A group of Middletown High School students accompanied by Miss Veda McCray and Mrs. Eunice Slye depart Cincinnati by bus for a trip to the National Latin Convention in San Antonio. The group will visit Houston and New Orleans, arrive in San Antonio at midnight Saturday, and return June 20. Delegates include Louis Christy Don Murphy Bill Forster Leslie Slye Margie Downs and Susan Kraft.

Houston New Orleans Middletown High School Veda McCray San Antonio Miss McCray MHS Cinnati Louis Christy Don Murphy Bill Forster Leslie Slye Margie Downs Susan Kraft Eunice Slye

Local Youths Arrested in Toledo Stolen Car Case

Two Middletown officers head to Toledo to retrieve four Mid dletown youths captured by Michigan state police in Erie Michigan. The suspects, three aged 14 and one 16, stole a car owned by I A Casper of Euclid Street from N Main Street between 3 and 6 pm Wednesday and are held at the Child Study Research home in Toledo. All have prior juvenile records.

Toledo Middletown Michigan State E. S. Sherron Butler County Robert Nunamaker Middletown Police Erie Mich I. A. Casper Euclid St N. Main Street Child Study Research Home

New Cincinnati Dayton Fire Training Plan Sets Tower Practice

Chief Fishbaugh outlines a joint training program with Cincinnati and Dayton departments. Thirty new recruits will train at No 4 training tower using its four story mock structure to learn ladders hose lines and victim rescue. After August 1 the department expands to 12 companies with one new man per company to ensure full readiness.

Hansel Cincinnati Dayton No. 4 Fishbaugh

Three Middletown Pools Open for Season at 1 P.M.

Middletown opens three municipal pools with 1 p.m. starts and full staffing.Douglas and Yankee hold 550000 gallons each while Sunset stores 1300000 gallons. Admission is 10 cents under 16 and 25 cents for others. Hours run 1 to 9 p.m. weekdays and Sundays, 1 to 9:30 p.m. at Sunset.

Yankee Douglas Douglas and Yankee

First Heat Prostration Listed Here

The Fire Department emergency squad aided its first apparent heat prostration victim of the season. Arthur Caldwell, 54, of 1705 York St., was treated at Mercy Hospital after showing chest pain, rapid pulse, and pale complexion. Temperatures near 99 in the Middletown area accompanied the incident.

Fire Department Arthur Caldwell York St Jerry Horn Caldwell McCoy-Leffler Hamilton John Kalick Whittaker Ave Williamsdale Mercy Hospital Middletown

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