East End Delegation Attacks Thoroughfare at Commission Hearing
At a commission hearing the East End delegation criticized the proposed thoroughfare project. Gardner Board and Carton Company executives discussed uncertain government orders affecting sales at a Manchester Hotel conference. First prize went to Robert Eichelberger, second to Earl G Turvey, with $350 and $250 respectively, presented by President E T Gardner after a Moraine Country Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Avery
Carton
Gardner Board and
Carton Company
Gardner
Manchester
Robert Eichelberger
Earl G. Turvey
Eichelberger
Euclid St
Turvey
Chicago
E. T. Gardner
Moraine Country Club
Recommendation Goes To Starick For Study In Face Of Objection
Irritated property owners clashed with a Planning Commission plan to build a thoroughfare from Orchard Street to Santa Fe and Aberdeeen Drive amid a heated City Commission meeting. The group urged Starick to study lot prices, while Thorn Hill residents protested platting changes. Firefighter appointments were made and war memorial Day was set for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starick
Planning Commission
Orchard St
Santa Fe
Aberdeen Dr
Thorn Hill
B. F. Sawyer and Sons
H. W. Starick
Segoe
Maxwell Finkelman
Sante Fe Rd
George Kampschafer
Francis Carmody
J. D. Sawyer
Harold Goetz
Ross Hill
C. B. Stiles
Curtis Peck, Jr
Brentwood St
Jesse N. Creech
Tenth Ave
Edward Behrens
Tytus Ave
Charles St
Paul Wells
War Memorial
Civil Aeronautics
Paramount Showings Open With Caruso and Roadside Drama
The cinema lists Thursday showings of The Great Caruso at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 25 and 9 35 p m. Friday presents Operation Disaster at 1 30 4 50 and 8 15 p m along with Raton Pass at 3 15 6 50 and 10 p m.
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Raton Pass
Strand Showings This Week With Multiple Screen Times
The Strand announces Thursday and Friday film showings. Werewolf Of London plays at 2 40, 5 10, 7 40 and 10 10 pm on Thursday. Phantom Of Paris screens at 1 30, 4 00, 6 30 and 9 00 pm. Friday schedules include Destination Big House at 1 15, 3 30, 5 45, 8 15 and 10 35 pm and Streets Of Ghost Town at 2 35, 4 50, 7 10 and 9 40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Colonial Thursday My Forbidden Past Showtimes
The film My Forbidden Past screens at 1 45 PM 3 50 PM 5 50 PM 8 PM and 10 PM at Colonial Theatre today.
Vitamin D Fortification Methods in Milk Described
Two methods are used to instill vitamin D into milk irradiation and vitex processes provide the fortification.
Taxi Radio Stolen From Cab Stand In June Theft
A taxi cab radio valued at 100 dollars was stolen from a parked taxi at the stand. Owner Gordon Lafayette reported the loss, dated between June 6 and 8. A second theft involved a light brown suit valued at 40 dollars from Elmore Gholston’s home between June 10 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Lafayette
Elmore Gholston
Ninth Ave
Bicycle Stolen, Recovered on Clark Street
Paul Griffith of 618 Baltimore St reports his son’s bicycle stolen at 6 25 p m. The bike was recovered shortly after on Clark Street by Patrolman Don Wallace.
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Paul Griffith
Baltimore St
Clark St
Don Wallace
Cancer Clinic Set For June 28 at Middletown Hospital
The Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society and Middletown Hospital sponsor a pelvic cancer clinic on June 28. Dr. Mabel Gardner will lead the examination effort with special outreach to mothers unable to see a doctor. Appointments are made by calling the hospital information center at 25548.
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Middletown Hospital
Cancer Society
Mabel Gardner
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Doctors of
State Patrol Reports Two Minor Accidents
State patrolmen reported two minor accidents yesterday with vehicle damage but no injuries. A Wendt Electrical employee Leroy Theiss 50 of Hamilton was rear ended by Milton Stuessel 17 of Hamilton causing damage not extensive. Raymond Miller 18 of Middletown and Ralph Yarmouth 32 of Hamilton collided on Woods Lane at Route 4 after a failed U turn.
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State Highway Department
Leroy Theiss
South A St
Hamilton
Milton E. Stuessel
Shirley Ave
Wendt Electrical Company
Raymond Miller
South Mounted
Middletown
Ralph Yarmouth
North Broad St
Woodside Ave
Route 4
Miller
Gray Is Elected By Prior Union
Results announced from an election of the Prior Employees Independent Alliance. Farrel Gray elected president with Troy De Haven as vice president Pat Peck as secretary treasurer Robert Waites Otto Eggelston elected trustees. Gray succeeds George Sorrell. New grievance committee named Kelly Deaton chairman with Charles Combs Warren Snelling Albert Richardson. Union organized last year at Prior Products Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employes Independent Alliance
Farrel Gray
Troy de Haven
Pat Peck
Robert Waites
Otto Eggelston
Gray
George Sorrell
Kelly Deaton
Charles Combs
Warren Snelling
Albert Richardson
Prior Products, Inc
No Kinsey-But Phone Survey Too Personal
The Chamber of Commerce reports local residents received a telephone survey with personal questions all about husbands jobs and number of children. Roy Patterson says the chamber has no knowledge of the survey and urges verification of the caller’s representation and purpose.
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Kinsey
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Patterson
Chamber
Patterson
Man Killed At Hamilton Believed From Wisconsin
A man was killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near South D Street in Hamilton. He was tentatively identified as Austin C. Funk, 55, of Beloit Wisconsin, found with a social security card in his pocket. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone said the injuries included a skull fracture.
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Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
D St
Austin C. Funk
Beloit
Wis
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Battle Creek
Mich
Robert Scoggan
Cecil Montgomery
Indianapolis
Local Delegation Backs River Pollution Bill Push
A Middletown delegation led by the Sportsmen's Club and Butler County groups met at the Butler County courthouse in Hamilton to back the Deddens Anti-Pollution bill. The Butler County Conservation Council urged the House Rules Committee to revisit the bill as a one day session looms in Columbus June 19. Gilbert Condo, ex Izaak Walton League leader, urged action or a referendum if lawmakers fail to act, arguing the act would greatly curb river pollution.
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Middletown
Deddens
Butler County
Hamilton
Butler County Conservation Council
House Rules Committee
Gilbert Condo
Izaak Walton League
Condo
Gardner Man Takes Post With Dairypak
Arthur J. Uhlenbrock assistant traffic manager of the Gardner Board and Carton Company has become traffic manager of Dairypak Inc a Cleveland maker of paper milk bottles Jointly owned by Gardner and Champion Paper and Fibre Company Uhlenbrock joined Gardner in 1926 and will complete 25 years with Gardner June 21 He starts new job July 1 and lives with his wife in Woodlawn Ohio.
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Arthur J. Uhlenbrock
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Dairypak, Inc
Cleveland
Dairypak
Gardner
Champion Paper and Fibre Company
Hamilton
Uhlenbrock
Woodlawn
Speed Not Only Dangerous Its Expensive Too
Cecil Carleton, chairman of the Middletown Safety Council Traffic Division, warns high speed costs motorists. At 60 mph, fuel use climbs about one third versus 40 mph, oil use quadruples, tires wear twice as fast, and overall vehicle costs rise with speed. He notes the tiny time saved is eclipsed by higher expenses and greater crash risk.
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Cecil Carleton
Middletown
Woman fined for shoplifting in Hamilton court
Ella Crucher aged 41 of 1820 Lee Avenue Hamilton received a 25 dollar fine plus costs and one year probation from Judge Alton H Combs after pleading two counts of petit larceny For allegedly stealing five sport shirts valued at 1190 from Montgomery Ward on North Main Street and six ladies slips valued at 3372 from Central Store at Central Avenue and Verity Parkway Officers found the garments in her possession when she was arrested at Franklin City.
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Ella Crucher
Lee Ave
Hamilton
Alton H Combs
Montgomery Ward
North Main St
Central Store
Central Ave
Verity Pkvy
Franklin
Barbering Charge Against Briggs Dismissed In Court
An old charge against William Briggs 44 of 1106 Garfield Street accusing barbering without a license was dismissed after he failed to appear earlier and was brought in on a bench warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briggs
Garfield St
Briggs
Bryant Ordered to Pay Costs in Dismissed Assault Case
Robert Lee Bryant, 26, of 1310 Garfield Street, was ordered to pay $6 costs after a charge of assault and battery filed by Lynda Bryant was dismissed when the complainant failed to appear in court.
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Robert Lee Bryant
Garfield St
Lynda Bryant
Woman Treated For Cut After Malvern Street Incident
Emergency squad responded to 807 Malvern Street where Mrs. O. B. Walker, 39, was treated for shock and loss of blood from a cut hand and released from Middletown Hospital. A note clarifies that a tortoise shell is from the nawksbill marine turtle, not a tortoise.
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Fire Department
Malvern St
O. B. Walker
Middletown Hospital
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Commission
John Wilks
Fleming Rd
Lakeside Inn
Tytus
Kelvinator
Broad ST
Hawaii
United Airlines
Halekalani Hotel
Waikiki
Westinghouse
Germantown
Speedy
Sportsmen’s Club
Michael Rd
West Middletown
WPFB
Mid
Dletown Sportsmen Club
Cancer Clinic
Prior
Wisconsin
River Battle
Cardner
Toni
Tweedies
Joyce
Carmelieres
Selby’s
Joycee
Doellmann’s
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