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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1957

Page

14

Southwestern Ohio bids open for five broad front highway projects

The Ohio Department of Highways announced five southwestern Ohio projects under Gov. O Neill s broad front plan. They include four bridges and 35 miles of resurfacing or new highway work in Preble Montgomery Greene Clermont Hamilton Clinton and Clark counties. Bids open June 25 in Columbus.

Max Summers Preble Montgomery Ohio Ohio Department of Highways Columbus Preble County Somers Gratis Highway Department Montgomery County Wayne Mad River Huffman Dam U.S. 40 Bath

Germantown Mrs Addleman Hurt In Wreck

In Greensburg Indiana last weekend Mrs Rex Addleman suffered severe shock and facial abrasions in a serious car accident her husband was uninjured. The couple returned home to Germantown Sunday.

Germantown Rex Addleman Greensburg Ind

Monroe Gets First Full Time Police Cruiser

Monroe officials announce a fully equipped police cruiser for constant patrols. Police Chief George Cobb will supervise village workers while patrolling, with radio and siren linking to the Butler County sheriff. The project ties to safer routes near U.S. 25, Route 63 and the nearby Lebanon Prison Farm. Middle town Lincoln Mercury won the bid to supply the cruiser.

Joseph Blose Monroe Ken Philips Middletown Lincoln-Mercury Co George A. Young Vilage Journal M. Edmiston George Cobb Gordon Reed Reed Cobb Butler County Sheriff's Station Lebanon Middletown Lincoln-Mercury

Lebanon Women’s Groups Host Luncheon and Classes

The Women's Literary Club met at Mrs. Orville Keever's home for a noon luncheon as Mrs. Herschel Williams spoke on Winds of The World. The Lebanon Garden Club held a flower school at the high school led by Mrs. W A Craig from Coraddale. A bridge luncheon was hosted by Mrs. W S Howell with guests Mrs. C L Mathew and Mrs. R B Kleinknecht of Richmond Indiana. Birth announced for Byron Nixon and Mrs. John Decker hosted a duplicate bridge gathering. Marion Kim was born May 28 at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton.

Lebanon Women's Literary Club Orville Keever South Boardway Herschel Williams Meryl B. Gray Edward Herrick Zane Brant Jeff Thompson John Decker South Broadway Albert Steltenpohl Byron Nixon Marion Kim Miami Valley Hospital Dayton

Wimodausan Club Meeting At Mrs Martz Home

Carlisle residents are invited to a Wimodausan Club gathering on June 19 at 2 PM hosted by Mrs. Dale Martz. Mrs. Arthur Gross and Mrs. Ernst Earnhart will serve as hostesses at the event.

Wimodausan Club Dale Martz Arthur Gross Ernst Earnhart

Liberty Township Woman Crushed Shoulder in Fall

Mrs. Ernest McKinley of near Lebanon was injured with a crushed shoulder in a fall at her home. She was taken to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates. The item also notes various local social events and visits across the region.

Bethany Ernest McKinley Near Lebanon Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Harry Bates

Chautauqua Girl Scouts Attend Camp Mid emoor Trip

Special Senior Girl Scout troop 54 spent a week at Camp Mid emoor under Mrs. Kropf and Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen of 10th Avenue attended a Chicago convention last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willikt Freeman and children visited the Smoky Mountains. Mrs. John Curtis and family of Charleston W Va visit Milton Blair's family.

Roop 54 Camp Mid@emoor Kropf Baker Arthur Hansen 10Th Avenue Chicago Willikt Freeman Smoky Mountains John Curtis Charleston W. Va Milton Blair

Waynesville Student to Tour With Group

Waynesville resident Miss Joan Pugh will join 49 travelers including 18 students from eastern and midwestern colleges on a 57 day Europe travel study tour. The trip is tied to the fifth annual Miami University excursion and departs June 25 from Route 2 Waynesville.

Waynesville Joan Pugh Europe Miami University United States

Family gathering honors Mrs L E Wood birthday

Diane Rothman visiting grandmother near Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs Paul Noble with son hosted a country home birthday dinner for Mrs L E Wood. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Noble and daughters Jeanilee and Mr and Mrs L E Wood with daughters.

RED Lion Diane Rothman Ridgeville Anna Blackburn Paul Noble and L. E. Wood Bill Noble Jeanilee

Carlisle Lions Set Bimonthly Meetings and Local Events

Carlisle special note lists Lions Club meetings on the first and third Tuesdays with a 7 pm dinner at Chautauqua dining hall. It also covers a June 6 wedding in Fort Thomas Kentucky, a birth announcement for Robert Danial June 4 at Middletown Hospital, a June 19 4-H Club meeting at Mrs. Lee Wildermuth’s home, a paper drive June 28, and a 55th wedding anniversary celebration for Owen Gross with relatives attending.

Carlisle Carlisle Lions Club Chautauqua Lee Wildermuth Owen Gross Country Kitchen James Gross Dwight Phillips Ernst Earrhart Lammie Baily Middletown Edgar Gross Dayton

Springboro Class of 1957 Returns From D C and New York Trip

The 1957 Springboro High School class led by John Breen and faculty member Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson returned home Saturday after a trip to Washington D C and New York City.

Springboro High School John Breen Elizabeth Wilson Washington, D.C New York City

Weekend visits and long trips across Ohio and Florida

Mrs. Raymond Dean visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Dean and daughter Ann in Mil. Bernice Gaskins and her mother Ellen Smith left for College Corner Ohio for the summer. Mrs. Gas kins is German town school faculty. Mrs. Raymond Dean judged a flower show for the Fairmont Garden Club in Kettering. Mrs. Margaret Hamilton spent the weekend with the Hamilton family in Cincinnati. Sgt. and Mrs. Theodore Meyers and family from Texas visited the Lewis Cunninghams. Mr. and Mrs. John McGuff and family plan three weeks in Florida.

Raymond Dean Mrs James Dean Ann Milford Bernice Gaskins Ellen Smith College Corner Ohio Margaret Hamilton Robert Hamilton Cincinnati Theodore Meyers Texas Lewis Cunningham John McGuff Florida

Greenbush delegate named for United Brethren Church conference

Mrs. Mabel Crauder will be the local delegate to the United Brethren Church conference. The Ladies Aid were hosted by Mrs. Walter Schul, Mrs. Clarence Crauder, and Margaret Hanger with 20 members present. July meeting set for Mrs. Homer Phillips’s home.

Greenbush Mabel Crauder United Brethren Church Conference Walter Schul Clarence Crauder Margaret Hanger Schul Christine Fortney Evelyn Tucker Dixie Adams Almeda Phillips Freda Welte Homer Phillips William Hall California Kay Hall

Penalties Set on Excess Wheat Crops in 1957

Hamilton announced a marketing quota penalty of 1.12 dollars per bushel on excess 1957 wheat. Herbert L. Martin, chair of the Butler Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, said the penalty equals 45 percent of the May 1 parity price of 2.50 dollars. Farmers with over 15 acres not complying must pay per-bushel penalties for excess. Continuous excess after June 11 loses price support and card issuance until penalties are settled.

Hamilton Herbert L. Martin Butler Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Martin

Gratis Girl Trips On Wicket Breaks Arm

Helen Shull daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shull broke her arm falling over a croquet wicket in the family yard. The report lists extended family relatives for several local residents and mentions medical patients at Mercy Hospital and St Elizabeth Hospital.

Gratis Helen Shull George Shull Donald Miller Jeanie Elizabeth James Canidle Elmer Miller Peasttown Ed Johnson Thomas Lloyd Lloyd Coleman Harold Johnson Daisy Coleman Alex Parrish Richmond, Ky Charles Jordan St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Ethel Suman

Mrs Ward Visits Versailles kin. church groups hold May events

Mrs Vina Ward spent last week with her brother and family at Versailles Indiana. The WSCS of the Methodist Church held a breakfast and devotional meeting in the church social rooms on Thursday morning. The Rebekah Lodge marked May and June birthday celebrations after its regular meeting on Monday evening.

Vina Ward Otto Cole Versailles Ind WSCS Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge

Local Families Share Visits Across States

Mr and Mrs Albert Yost of Spokane and Mrs Dina McKnight of Manchester with Mr and Mrs Robert Yost spent Friday together. Mrs Mabel Loop returned home from New Weston with Mr and Mrs Arthur Schmitz and baby. Mr and Mrs Harry Sizelove of Morning Sun visited with granddaughters Sue and Joan Ingram of Cincinnati calling on Mr and Mrs Edward Spivey and Joseph Oldham.

Albert Yost Spokane Wash Dina McKnight Manchester Ind Robert Yost Mabel Loop New Weston Arthur Schmitz Harry Sizelovel Morning Sun Sue Joan Ingram Cincinnati Edward Spivey Joseph Oldham

West Elkton Vacation Bible School Dates Revised

The West Elkton vacation Bible school starts July 8 and runs through July 19 after an earlier misprint. It is sponsored by the Friends Church and the EUB Church of West Elkton. Registration cards are available at either church.

West Elkton Friends Church EUB Church of

Reunion Picnic Draws Forty For 1932 Waynesville High

About 40 classmates gathered at the Swartzel home for a 1932 Waynesville High School reunion. Attendees included couples from Phoenix, Douney, Grant's Pass, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, Red Lion, Springfield, Cincinnati, Clarksville, and Waynesville. Circle 3 of the Methodist Church served a picnic dinner, with the group planning resume in September.

Waynesville Waynesville High School Frank Swartzel John Turner Phoenix Ariz Loren Reason Douney Calif Harry Shaw Grant's Pass Ore Don Gusten Daytona Beach Fla Ann O'Neal Jacksonville Ernest Green Red Lion Bob Davis Paul Savage Homer Kennard Dayton Ralph Branstrator Clarksville Velma Owens Springfield Ronald Hardin Albert Carver Cincinnati E. L. Moran Milo Miltenberger Heber Lucas

Local social notes from Oxford and Lebanon visits and graduations

Mr and Mrs Clarence Gingerich visited with Mr and Mrs Fred Wendt of Oxford State Road and Mrs Goldie Surface and Mr and Mrs J L Henry visited with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fox of Lebanon. Mr and Mrs E L Moran attended graduation exercises of their son Robert at Ohio State University. Miss Phoebe Miranda returned home from Miami Valley Hospital after several weeks. Miss Elizabeth Marlatt remains in Grandview Hospital.

Clarence Gingerich Fred Wendt Oxford State Road Goldie Surface J. L. Henry Lawrence Fox Lebanon E. L. Moran Robert Ohio State University Phoebe Miranda Miami Valley Hospital Elizabeth Marlatt Grandview Hospital

Sunbury Socials Report From Local Alumnae and Visits

Mrs Monroe Swartz attended the nurses alumnae meeting in Middletown Tuesday evening. Mrs Rena Abner Bev Abner of Sunbury and others from Middletown and Carlisle spent several days fishing at Celina. Mrs Bill Abner visited Mrs Robert Shevedeker of Verona. Mr and Mrs B H Johnson visited Cumberland Lake Kentucky.

Sunbury Monroe Swartz Middletown Rena Abner Bev Abner Rueben Pieratt Cindy Louise Denny Danny Carlisle Celina Bill Abner Robert Shevedecker Verona B. H. Johnson Cumberland Lake

Judge Has Busy Day At Lebanon

Lebanon special: Municipal Court Judge Albert Herrick handled 19 cases in one Monday. Three men charged with drunk driving faced fines of 100 dollars and costs, three days in jail, and six month license suspensions. James Fox of Mason and Chester Hatton of Middletown each paid 100 dollars. Harold Martin of Lebanon was fined 150 dollars plus costs with three days in jail and a six month license suspension. Herschel Gabbard of Morrow received 25 dollars per week in a non support case.

Lebanon Albert Herrick James Fox Mason Chester Hatton Middletown Harold Martin State Patrol Sherrff Brough Herschel Gabbard Morrow

Springboro 150 Signers for Gas Service

Village officials report 150 property owners in Springboro signed for gas service and aim to recruit more before asking Cincinnati Gas Electric Co to extend a gas line into the village.

Springboro Cincinnati Gas Electric Co

Local Scout Groups Plan Village Fire Plug Painting Project

Explorer Scouts with Advisor Lynn Eaton and Dick Wade meet at the Methodist Church Monday to plan painting of fire plugs as a Scouts project. Also announced: Rev Rodney Vernon opens church parsonage for Sunday open house, EUB Church addition dedication date forthcoming, Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School picnic June 23, Springboro Grange July 17 sewing and frozen foods contest, Girl Scouts day camp at Stonybrook June 10 to 20 with Mrs Glenn Frank supervising, William Betz judged music, Benny Welsh to twirl in Cleveland June 15 with parents and Mrs Hawthorne attending.

Explorer Lynn Eaton Dick Wade Methodist Church Rodney Vernon EUB The Evangelical and Reformed Church Springboro

Baton revue crowns twirlers at Wells contest

Mrs. Dale Wilson presented pupils in a baton revue at the high school auditorium Saturday evening. Votes in the Wells Drug Store popularity contest for the baton twirlers over five weeks named Benny Lamb the winner. Ruth Easton won a trophy and medal as best twirler and strutter, while Marcia Coffeen Susan Callahan and Ruth Easton tied in the time toss event.

Dale Wilson Wells Drug Store Benny Lamb Ruth Easton Strutter Marcia Coffeen Susan Callahan

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