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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1957

Page

2

Severe Storm Ravages Middletown Monroe Neighborhoods

A powerful electrical storm struck Middletown and Monroe, causing multiple fires from lightning. Firefighters battled blazes at Jack Christy's home on Poinciana Road and other locations, with one captain treated for smoke inhalation and residents displaced. Power outages affected large parts of the city as crews repaired lines and restored service.

Jack Christy Poinciana Rd Christy Middetown Robert Lukens Board of Education Moorman Drive Jewell Avenue Yarkee Road Poinciana Road Lokens Charles Ingram Middletown Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Northern Division William K. Robinson Poinciana Street Cg&e

Mills Bros Circus Arrives in Amanda for Two Shows

A fleet of nearly 100 motorized units arrives in Amanda as Mills Bros Circus sets up for two performances at Gordon Park. The South Middletown Fire Department sponsors the event with shows at 2 and 6 p.m. A 40-ton elephant herd and about 500 performers from 18 nations will perform under the big top. The matinee grand entry parade starts at 2 p.m. Proceeds benefit the fire equipment fund, per Chief Wilbur Sroufe.

Amanda Mills ‘Bros. Circus Gordon Park South Middletown Fire Department Wilbur Sroufe

Public Invited To Tour City's Newest Industry

Middletown opens its newest industry Armco Drainage Plant No 2 at Trine and Jeanette streets for a 2 p m open house. The $1 7 million facility with 110 workers showcases a wide span steel building prototype and Armco Steelex forming. Executives R L Gray S R Ives speak. Glenn Thompson hosts. Plant tour follows program near Verity Parkway Lafayette Avenue.

Middletown Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc Trine and Jeanette Streets Armco Armeco Armco Steelex Armco Drainage R. L. Gray S. R. Ives Glenn Thompson A. H. Hutton Steel Trine Street Verity Parkway Lafayette Avenue

Charles Kern Earns Carnegie Tech Degree in Chemistry

Germantown special report Charles W Kern of 152 South Main Street received a bachelor of science degree at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh on Tuesday He will begin graduate study as an assistant at the University of Minnesota School of Chemistry on September 15 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Kern and a Germantown High School graduate of 1953.

Germantown Charles W. Kern S. Main’ St Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh

Rev John Serick Named New Pastor at Springboro

SPRINGBORO The Rev John Serick formerly at Blanches ter EUB Church will assume the pastorate of the Springboro EUB Church this week. He and his wife will reside at the local parsonage. He is a student at United Seminary Dayton. He succeeds Rev Myron Ketron assigned to Rosewood EUB Church Urbana.

Springboro John Serick Blanchester Serick United Seminary Dayton Myron Ketron Urbana

Chest X Rays Offered in Middletown City Health Drive

Middletown city employees may receive chest X rays on Tuesday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. The Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile unit will be parked at the City Building entrance on Arpp Lane.

Middletown City Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Assn Arpp J Lane

Servicemen Promotions and Assignments Reported

Airman First Class Eugene S. Kemplin, son of Whitt Kemplin of 2609 N. Verity Phy., promoted in June and assigned to the 314th Transportation Squadron at Stewart AFB Tennessee. Pvt. Pete G. Eliopoulos, son of Georgia S. Eliopoulos of 1306 Girard Ave., graduated from the Armor Training Center parts supply course at Ft. Knox Kentucky. Pvt. Russell F. McDivitt Jr. completed eight weeks of basic at Ft. Knox under the Reserve Forces Act. Miami University graduate. Ronald L. Warnock, gunner's mate third class, son of Evan M. Warnock of Franklin, serves on USS Herbert J. Thomas which visited San Francisco after a Pacific Fleet exercise off California.

Eugene S. Kemplin Whitt Kemplin N. Verity Phy 314Th Transportation Squadron Stewart Afb Tenn Pete G. Eliopoulos Georgia S. Eliopoulos Girard Ave Army Armor Training Center Ft. Knox Middletown High School Pvt Russell F. McDivitt Jr McDivitt Camden Rt. 2 Miami University Ronald L. Warnock Evan M. Warnock Franklin Herbert J. Thomas San Francisco Calif U. S. First Fleet California

Lebanon Man Burned in Molten Lead Explosion

Don Campbell of Warren Co. Welding Co. received severe burns to face and eyes when molten lead exploded in his face. He was treated by a local physician and released with no permanent damage.

Lebanon Don Campbell Warren Co. Welding Co

Open house shows 600 visitors at new Middletown Hospital

About 600 people toured the completed Middletown Hospital in heat. The open house boosted total tours to over 1,000 with three prior tours. Hospital officials praised smooth flow and noted new wings added six operating rooms and expanded beds from 140 to over 300.

Middletown Red Cross Gray Mes Elder Elder Walter Mischley Anne Middiemiss Nadine Orr Nurs

Two-car crash injures twelve along Hamilton Middletown roads

A two-vehicle collision on the Hamilton Middletown Pike left nine injured, including Earnest Barnes 14 and Sue Whitaker 22 in Mercy Hospital care. A separate Princeton Glendale Pike crash sent James Cress 38 and Mary Sherman 54 to Mercy Hospital with serious injuries. multiple others treated and released.

Hamilton-Middletown Mercy Hospital Hamilton Earnest Barnes Middletown Pike Sue Whitaker Woodsdale Road Rt. 1 Mike Hendricks S. Main St Middletown Princeton-Glendale James S. Cress Pascal Ave Mary Sheriman Shadywook Dr Cincinnati Martha Cress James Eloise Hostiuck Ridgeway Linda Hostiuck Barbara Sherman Marie Baker Martha Fisher Detroit Gregory Hostruck Cress Hamiton- Mason Hostruck Bothoutos

Franklin Boy Hit By Car Near Home

An eight year old Franklin boy named Darrel Whitaker was struck by a car yesterday near his home and listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. The incident occurred about 100 feet north of Jackson Street when Stanley Waugh drove south. Whitaker reportedly darted into the road. The driver was not held by police.

Franklin Middletown Darrel Whitaker Harlan Young N. Main St Stanley Waugh Bertha Jackson Street Waugh

Storm Stops Record For City Pools

City pools were on track for a record attendance on the hottest day in two years until rain halted the crowds. Sunset Pool counted 2 535 swimmers with 916 at Yankee and 522 at Douglas as lines stayed long until 3 30 p m. No incidents reported, and more swimmers arrived for the first session of a city wide water safety program run by Parks and Recreation with Red Cross.

Sunset Yankee Douglas Sunset Pool Ross Kramer Pools Department of Parks and Recreation Red Cross Chapter Yankee Pool Douglas Pool Linda Tieman

Woman 73 Injured In Mishap On Broad Street

A 73 year old woman Mrs Ova Eikenberry of N Main St was injured when struck by a car at Broad Street and Central Avenue. She suffered a fractured left shoulder and was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital. Larry McNabb of Forrest Avenue, 17, backed into her vehicle and police say the impact knocked her to the pavement. He was driving north on Broad Street and took her to the hospital. The incident occurred at 4 pm. Sterling Deck of Eaton Avenue, 39, was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked auto owned by Lewis Sanders of Highland Street on 1st Avenue early yesterday. Damage totaled 335 dollars. Police reported six other non injurious mishaps yesterday.

Broad Street Central Avenue Middletown Hospital Ova Eikenberry N. Main St Larry McNabb Forrest Ave Sterling Deck Eaton Ave Lewis Sanders Highland St 1St Avenue

Girl Scout Camps to Welcome Visitors

Open house at Middlemoor and Stonybrook Girl Scout camps will run tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Mrs. James Morningstar supervise the day camp program as more than 300 scouts and brownies participate.

Middlemoor Stonybrook Kenneth Jones James Morningstar

Theft reports and assault noted by Middletown police

Police briefs record Harold Woodward reporting a tire and wheel theft worth seven dollars. Chester Stacy reports about forty dollars of carpenter tools stolen from an unlocked car trunk in a lot behind Crawford Street. Mrs Rovella Clay is listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a severe face beating on Saturday.

Harold Woodward 1St Ave Chester Stacy Young St Crawford Street Rovella Clay Middletown Hospital

Tot Swallows Bolt Admitted To Hospital

A two year old Franklin child named Douglas Watts swallowed a bolt yesterday and was admitted to Midleton Hospital. He is the son of Wilgus Watts of Maple Drive Franklin.

Tot Swallows Bolt Franklin Midletown Hospital Douglas Watts Wilgus Watts Maple

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