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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

2

Architects Hired For 3 New Middletown Schools

The Middletown Board of Education awarded contracts totaling about 2.7 million dollars to A. M. Kinney Associates of Cincinnati for a 1.35 million junior high in Amanda and to McClorey and McClorey for 1.3895 million in two elementary buildings plus rehab work at Taft and Oneida. Both firms will handle additional projects under options, with completion targets in 1958. The board seeks local registered architects for rehab work and plans to solicit competitive bids for lockers and bleachers.

Cincinnati Board of Education Middletown Aac Cee Seeer Amanda A. M. Kinney Associates Wildwood Central School Taft Oneida McClorey and McClorey Washington Lemon-Monroe Jefferson, Sherman, Lincoln, Mayfield Middletown High School Kinney Organization New York Columbus Taney Mt. Healthy Waverly Ross County Kinney McClorey Harry Hadley Charles Reathe Middletown Highwey McKinley Roosevelt Lincoln Jeffersone Sherman Hugh Butler Lois Darling Rockford Ohio Norman Hayes Marcus Klatt Richard Nadelin Chesher Sparks Mabel Sparks Jane V. Weimer Mina Jacot Stanley Lair Mayfield Doris C. Lair Carl C. Slater Joseph Woodruff Howard McClorey Tom McClorey Jack Christy Don Reichelderfer Journal Terney

Not Wed To Anyone Cynthia Corradetti Faces Check Charge

Cynthia Corradetti 23 seven times married waives hearing on four government checks cashed as husband’s dependent allotments. Bond set at 1000 dollars. She admits signing checks for husband EuGene Fultz but says she did not know it was wrong. Fultz was her sixth husband. Case filed in Elizabeth City North Carolina with options to plead guilty locally or be tried in NC. She says two more divorces cleared her prior marriages. Released May 1 after 90 days for bigamy.

Cincinnati Cynthia Leverdra Delores Corradetti Eugene Fultz Elizabeth City N. C Fultz Hunt North Carolina Richmond Ind

Indian Dance Planned For Scout Parley

The Minnataree Indian dancers of Boy Scout Troop 14 will perform at the Pokey Griffith District roundtable in the Mound builders Area Council. The 7:30 p m meeting is at Franklin Methodist Church with Dudley Inwood presiding in place of Sam Carruthers.

Boy Scout Troop 14 Pokey Griffith Moundbuilders Area Council Franklin Methodist Church Dudley Inwood Sam Carruthers Herb Daniels Inwood Camp Hook Ed Zickgraf Zickgraf

New Ohio Bell Office Opens Monday in Middletown

Ohio Bell Telephone Co moves to a new single story office at 1527 Central Avenue in Middletown. The building by Mirco Inc includes a larger space due to service growth. opening is at 9 a.m. with Garden 2-9921 remaining the contact number.

Middletown Ohio Bell Telephone Co Central Avenue Mirco Inc Ohio Bell B. D. Moregan J. R. Miller Teleiphone Comepany Middletown- Franklin Miller

Armco Eve Program Is Lauded At Baltimore Works

The Maryland Society for the Prevention of Blindness presented Armco Steel Corp. Baltimore Works with a commendation for a plant wide sight conservation program. Dr. Frederic M. Reese praised management and union for securing employee support through eye protection education. Armco began fitting employees with safety glasses in early 1956 and covered glasses costs where vision correction was needed. by April the program included all employees.

Maryland Society For the Prevention Armco Steel Corp Baltimore Frederic M. Reese Armco

Toastmasters Plan Dinner Meeting at Colony Restaurant

The Toastmasters Club will move to the Colony Restaurant for a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday. Three club speakers are slated to talk during the regular meeting which will follow the dinner.

Toastmasters Club Colony

Middletown youths fined jailed in race fight case

In Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge P P Boll fined and jailed four Middletown youths for menace and threat linked to a gang fight on Yankee Road April 16. Paul Perkins and Don Domineck received 200 dollar fines and six months in jail with three years probation, fines suspended. Earl Nixon got similar terms, serving one month of jail, totals suspended. Gerald Ray Hughes faced 500 dollar fine, six months jail with one month served, three years probation, and restitution to Perkins.

Hamilton Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Court P. P. Boll Yankee Road Paul Perkins 18Th Ave Don Domineck Baltimore St Earl Nixon 1801 Carolina

Delegates Named for Legion National Convention

Sam McAdow and J B Strickland of American Legion Post 218 will serve as District 4 delegates to the Legion national convention in September in Atlantic City. William Rathman was named the No 2 alternate. Attending from the district were Ed Windsor commander and Tom Haney Strickland Mead ow Robert Barnard Ed Portsmouth F H Gillespie Rathman Bob Forester and Art Albaugh.

Sam McAdow J. B. Strickland American Legion Legion Atlantic City Hamilton William Rathman Ed Windsor Bules and Resolution Committee Tom Haney Strickland Meadow Robert Barnard Ed Portsmouth F. H. Gillespie Rathman Bob Forester Art Albaugh

City Sees 200 Sign Up For Water Safety Program

More than 200 registrations flooded Sunset Pools ticket office on the first day of a week long sign up for a six week water safety course. Registration runs 10 pm to noon at Sunset and during regular hours at Douglas and Yankee pools. Fee is 2 dollars. Open to ages seven to seventy. Classes include five beginner two intermediate and one adult. Program directed by Linda Tieman with support from Middletown Red Cross and Parks and Recreation. Starts June 17.

Sunset Pools Douglas and Yankee Pools Department of Parks and Recreation Middletown

Albaugh Named Pro Tem President of UCP Middletown

Art Albaugh of Vern Albaugh & Son Co. is named president pro tem of Middletown United Cerebral Palsy Inc. to fill the post vacated by Aloysius Thieman. Thieman resigns after long service. Albaugh serves until officers are elected next fall. He has led CP efforts for over three years and chairs the handicapped center project at the Doty building.

Art Albaugh Vern Albaugh & Son Co Middletown United Cerebral Palsy, Inc Aloysius Thieman Thieman Ant UCP Albaugh CP Group Doty Building

Couple Hurt When Vehicle Leaves Road Near Germantown

A couple was injured when their car left the road about 0.4 miles south of Germantown on a curve at 1:20 a.m. The driver Leon Taylor 23 of 1710 Sycamore St and his wife Lois 23 were admitted to Middletown Hospital in fair and satisfactory condition with chest and eye injuries respectively. State patrolmen from the Dayton post said the southbound car skidded off the road and was taken to hospital by Argos ambulance from Germantown.

Ohio Germantown Middletown Hospital Leon Taylor Sycamore St Taylor Lois Dayton Post Arpo Ambulance

Rain Won't Stop Oldsters Picnic at Armco Park

The Golden Age Club will picnic tomorrow afternoon regardless of weather if possible at Armco Park or else move to the Civic Association auditorium. Transportation from the Civic Association departs at 1 p.m. Club president Harry Gordon announced each person should bring their own silverware.

Golden Age Club Armco Park Civic Association Harry Gordon

Square Dance Planned at LeSourdsville Lake

A 50 50 square dance will be held Thursday night at LeSourdsville Lake under the sponsorship of Hanover Grange. Music will be by the Soft Tones.

LeSourdsville Lake Hanover Grange

Milk Spills and Wreck Hurt Driver in City Accidents

A dairy truck from Borden's Dairy Co. overturned on Tytus Avenue near N Verity Parkway injuring the driver Wendell Salver 36 of Germantown. The crash caused $400 damage and milk butter and cottage cheese losses. Salver was treated for a badly bruised left foot at Middletown Hospital.

Tytus Avenue N. Verity Parkway Middletown Hospital Wendell Salver S. Plum St Germantown Salver Borden's Dairy Co

Only Keys Are Taken At Franklin

Franklin police report a break in at Ashland Oil and Refining Co at 12 E 6th St. A juvenile thief removed keys from trucks and office files through a broken window sized about 11 inches. A size 6 footprint was found on the desk and postage stamps were the only other items taken.

Franklin Ashland Oil & Refining Co E. 6Th St Paul Kuntz

Thousands await state Korean bonus checks in Ohio

More than 193 000 Ohio applications have been filed with the Korean Conflict Compensation Fund in Columbus. In Middletown area, nearby offices report delays, with about 50 percent of Columbus claims needing clarification. About 500 checks were mailed daily since May 31 with 7 703 sent by June 7, as officials continue processing and returning discharge papers. Butler County has 2 060 claims, Montgomery 4 029, Preble 223, and Warren 495.

Ed Lampe Middletown Veterans Service Center Ohio Columbus Lampe Goble Middletown Butler County Montgomery County Preble County Warren County

Franklinite Gets $100 Penalty

Hamilton special report: Ervin Short, 26, found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars with costs, one year license revocation, and three days in jail. He also drew a 25 dollar fine and two days in jail for driving with an invalid license. Arnold Fugate, 23, of Franklin, found guilty of allowing an unlicensed operator to drive, fined 100 dollars with costs and three days in jail.

Hamilton Franklin Frank F. Wessel Ervin Short Arnold Fugate

Theft Reports From Local Addresses and Business

Police yesterday logged thefts including forty eight doughnuts from the Miami Maid Bread Co on Crawford Street, hubcaps and fender skirts from Robert Cole at 800 Catalpa Dr, a bicycle from Freddie Engle at 2313 Carmody Blvd, a bicycle from Ted Folend at 1508 Germantown Rd, and a hubcap from Levi Whaley at 1634 Sycamore St.

Miami Maid Bread Co Crawford Street Robert Cole Catalpa Dr Freddie Engle Carmody Blvd Ted Folend Germantown Rd iLevi Whaley Sycamore

Sullivan Replaced as Master of Ceremonies on TV Dance Party

Larry Sullivan, named as master of ceremonies for WCPO TV Dance Party, has been replaced. Mort Folen continues as co host. Sullivan, discharged from the Army last August, studies at the College Conservatory and works weekends at WCPO while pursuing private study with Eva Parnell and Charles Vaughn after the semester ends.

Larry Sullivan Iglehart Sr Cincinnati WCPO Mort Folen Sullivan College Conservatory CPO Eva Parnell Charles Vaughn

Wally Frayer Aids Pastor-Son at Camp

Wally Frayer of 1107 14th Ave will assist his son the Rev Duane Frayer during the Methodist Youth Fellowship camp at Red Raider Camp near Cleveland. The Rev Mr Frayer is associate pastor of the Church of the Savior in Cleveland and leads the IMYF church camp.

Wally Frayer 14Th Ave Duane Frayer Red Raider Cleveland Mr. Frayer Church of the Savior

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