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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1954

Page

2

Miamisburg Man Dies In Butler County Traffic Crash

Virgil Dearth 21 of Miamisburg dies when his car on Ohio 73 four miles west of Trenton careens 1400 feet and overturns at 1 30 am. Two other youths are injured as the car’s passengers are treated at Middletown Hospital and Dearth’s body is sent to Gebhart Smith Funeral Home. Dr. Boone notes Butler County has 15 fatalities that year.

Butler County Ohio Trenton Virgil Dearth E. Linden St Miamisburg Dearth Garrett Boone Butler Middletown Hospital Riley Lawson Montgomery St Dwight Moore Ferry St David Meredith Rt. 2 Hammell Ohio 73 Cottinger Road McCoy-Leffler Gebhart & Smith Funeral Boone

Kids Dive Into Public Pools On First Day

Middletown opens 1954 pool season with Sunset Douglas Yankee inviting hundreds of youngsters to dive in. Officials report a large turnout, chaotic cash totals, and a smooth start despite a minor equipment hiccup. City pools set to offer a summer of carefree swimming.

Middletown Round City Sunset Douglas Yankee

Man Robbed of Billfold on Mulberry Alley

Middletown man Chester Robinson 312 Curtis St. told police three youths about 18 years old robbed him of a billfold containing $10 at Mulberry Alley and Central Avenue last night. Officers Landon Webb Don Wallace and Alfred Back investigated at 10 15 p m. Robinson described the attackers as white and wearing white shirts. He was not injured.

Middletown Mulberry Alley Central Avenue Chester Robinson Curtis St Landon Webb Don Wallace Alfred Back Robinson

Police arrest Harry Fannin on DWI charge

Police arrested Harry Fannin aged 22 at 501 Crawford St near Clinton Street and Central Avenue early today on a driving while intoxicated charge.

Harry Fannin Crawford St Clinton Street Central Avenue

Franklin Court Delays Highlight Non support Case

Franklin Municipal Court session stretched three hours with no cases heard as four defendants forfeited bond for failure to appear before Judge J. T. Riley. Robert E. Minge, 25, of Franklin, forfeited a $10 bond on a disorderly conduct charge. others faced yellow line violations with bonds ranging from $20 to $30 for Elbert Colbert Cincinnati, Charles Edison New Vienna, and Thomas Carter Dayton.

Franklin Franklin Municipal Court J. T. Riley Robert E. Minge Elbert Colbert Cincinnati Charles Edison New Vienna Thomas Carter Dayton

Union Loses Election At Mokry Tesmer Inc

The majority of Mokry Tesmer Inc workers voted against joining the International Association of Machinists in a National Labor Relations Board supervised election. Elwood Curtis represented the NLRB, with results announced by Paul Howard and Elliott Levey. The union had filed petitions two months earlier seeking representation.

Mokry-Tesmer, Inc National Labor Relations Board International Association of Machinists Elwood Curtis NLRB Paul Howard Elliott Levey

Harold McGraw Elected to Head Knights of Pythias

Harold McGraw was elected chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias. Officers elected include Charles Ingram as vice chancellor and George Vickers as prelate. Six candidates were inducted as Knights, with memorial plans announced for June 24 in a joint service with the Pythian Sisters.

Harold McGraw Knights of Pythias Charles Ingram George Vickers Joe Dickson Homer Jefferson William Augsburger Elmer Farrington J. J. Fraley James Ingram Ray Watson William Denham James Brown Pythian Sisters

Shopping Center Opponents Plan Meeting Monday

East End residents opposing the Richard Crow project on East Central Avenue will meet Monday night at Robert Sant’s home. They will verify petition signatures and present the petitions to the City Commission on Wednesday night.

East End Richard Crow East Central Avenue Robert Sant Sant City Commission

Two Fined In Court For Careless Driving

Two defendants appeared before Judge J T Lamb in Municipal Court and were each fined 100 dollars plus costs for careless driving. Fred Franklin 46 of 1306 Fairmont Ave had a May 9 arrest after a three car crash on Young Street. his drunken driving charge was reduced after officials said paraldehyde is not an intoxicant. Dickie Rutledge 45 of Jacksonburg Road was convicted of careless driving. Margaret Hatton 32 of 1219 Reynolds Ave was fined 300 dollars with 250 suspended for carrying a concealed weapon.

J. T. Lamb Fred Franklin Fairmont Ave Young Street Dickie Rutledge Jacksonburg Road Hamilton Rt Margaret Hatton Reynolds Ave

Four Hurt In Car Crash On Four Mile Creek Road

Four people were injured, none seriously, when two cars collided on Four Mile Creek Road late yesterday. Miss Bernice Campbell 18 drove east and lost control skidding on gravel. The crash sent one car through a wooden fence into a brick dwelling. Injured were Bernice Campbell Lee Norman 22 Mrs Alice Everhart 27 and Leatha Sandlin 31. Campbell was charged with reckless driving and license missing. Norman faced charges for permitting an unlicensed driver. Arraignment planned in St. Clair Township magistrate court.

Hamilton Four Mile Creek Bernice Campbell East Ave Lee Norman Woodlawn Ave Alice Everhardt Park Ave Leatha Sandlin Gardner Rd Miss Campbell Richard Schultheiss Norman Lewis Bolser St. Clair Township

Middletown Barbershoppers Take Third in International Contest

Middletown barbershop singers finished third at the SPEBSQSA international contest in Washington D C. Twenty six local members joined the chorus which earned the right to record for the annual SPEBSQSA. The Singing Capital chorus won first. Michigan City second. La Grande fourth. Toronto fifth. Canton Humdingers reached semi finals. Four-in-Chord Cleveland eliminated. five quartets advanced to the final round.

Middletown Washington D.C Washington Michigan City Ind la Grande East York Toronto Canada Spebsqsa The Humdingers Georgia Cleveland Ohio

Franklin Fire Chief Injured in Ladder Fall

Edward Farmer assistant chief of the Franklin Fire Department suffered a back pain after a ladder fall while fighting a blaze at 127 East 2nd Street Franklin. He was treated at Middletown Hospital then dismissed. Farmer aged 55 lives at 521 South Canal Street Franklin.

Edward Farmer Franklin Fire Department E. 2Nd St Franklin Middletown Farmer S. Canal St

Three Minor Crashes Reported In City

Police logged three minor accidents yesterday and today. Juanita Brewer 23 backed into a parked car owned by David Hruouseky 35 in the TV parking lot at 2 30 a m causing 75 dollars damage to Brewer’s car. Homer Rich 55 reported his parked truck hit by an unknown driver. no damage to the parked vehicle. James Childs 44 collided in front of 1315 Central Ave with Earl Brown 59 causing very minor damage.

Juanita Brewer Minnesota St David Hruouseky YMCA Homer Rich Logan Ave Crawford St James Childs S. Main St Earl Brown Dickey Road Central Ave

Obituary for Nannie Fitton of Hamilton

Mrs. Nannie Por ter Vaden Fitton, 61, of 5940 Head gates Rd, wife of Don W. Fitton, president of the first National Bank & Trust Co, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital. She served on the boards of the Hamilton YWCA and the Family Service of Butler County. Private services planned. memorial service at 4 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church. Flowers requested to be omitted.

Hamilton Nannie Porter Vaden Fitton Headgates Rd Don W. Fitton First National Bank & Trust Co Mercy Hospital Fitton Hamilton Ywca Family Service Organization Butler County First Methodist Church Ludlow St Theo

Fire crews remove leaky fridge at 905 8th Ave home

Firemen from Company 1 answered a still alarm at Tim Massey’s residence to remove a leaking refrigerator. No fire occurred. The report notes cockroaches have changed little since ancient times.

Company 1 Tim Massey 8Th Ave

Warren Countians Injured In Crash Near Hamilton County

Miss Dorothy Baston 21 of Mason Route 1 and Charles Adams 19 of Kings Mills were injured when their car went off Columbia Road in Hamilton County. Baston suffered a skull injury and Adams a chest injury. both treated at Mercy Hospital. Adams was driving. they were en route to Streitmann Biscuit Co. work. A modern coal mine is not black but white from pulverized lime stone sprayed on the walls to reduce fire hazards.

Dorothy Baston Mason Rt. 1 Charles Adams Kings Mills Columbia Road Hamilton County Miss Baston Adams Mercy Hospital Hamilton The Streitmann Biscuit Co

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