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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1953

Page

2

Street Resurfacing Program Gets Underway Here Today

Middletown's 13 area resurfacing plan begins with minor work at the Douglas Park pool drive and airport hangers, then Crawford Street paving from First to South Avenue. Walter L. Follmer of Hamilton is the contractor. crews will work two to three blocks at a time with intersections kept open when possible.

Middletown C. A. Boeke Douglas Park Crawford Street First Avenue South Avenue Boeke Walter L. Follmer Hamilton Columbia Avenue Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Clinton Street Canal Street Central Vail Clinton, Clark Sutphin Glenmore Wayne Curtis Yankee Verity Water Garfield Columbia Clinton

Raft Missing as Weekend Theft Wave Strikes City

Police report a cluster of thefts over the weekend. A 12 man raft was stolen from Judson Woodward’s car in downtown, bicycle recovered at B and O freight station, a billfold with $47 lost by Richard Nash at the Douglas pool, and windows pried at Pure Oil on Tyus Ave. A mother reported an attempted child abduction on South Street with no suspects located.

Judson Woodward Columbia Ave Dick Shiber Harrison St Shafer Street Central Avenue Richard Nash South Summit St Dayton Douglas Pool Tytus Ave South Street

Eight arrested on disorderly conduct in weekend incidents

Police reported eight people detained on disorderly conduct charges from five weekend incidents. Individuals include Clarence Ward 27 West Middletown Route 2 Harry Williams 25 3210 Tlinois Ave William Ryan 28 624 Auburn St Madeline Johnson 30 2107 Logan Ave Homer Anglin 28 1714 Fleming Rd Earl Blossom 59 1127 Grove St Calvin Puckett 26 Kentucky and Helen Puckett 24 1024 Columbia Ave. All to appear in court this afternoon. Mullins 52 Franklin Route 2 was also arrested for driving while intoxicated near Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway. Thelma Barnes 907 Eighth Ave mentioned.

Clarence Ward West Middletown Harry Williams Tlinois Ave William Ryan Auburn St Povey Saturn Madeline Johnson Logan Ave Homer Anglin Fleming Rd Central Avenue Earl Blossom Grove St Clinton Street Calvin Puckett Kentucky Helen Puckett Columbia Ave Columbia Avenue

Miller and Dodds Seek License to Wed

Beulah Dodds of East Central Avenue and Wade E Miller retiring superintendent of public schools filed for a marriage license in Probate Court at Hamilton. No wedding date has been set.

Beulah Dodds East Central Avenue Wade E Miller Hamilton

Woman Bitten by Dog Injures Right Leg

Police said a woman was bitten by a dog yesterday and suffered injuries to her right leg. Local responders transported her for treatment and the incident is under investigation.

Williams Released on Bond in Health Order Violation Case

Lionel Williams of 512 Eighteenth Ave was released on a $50 bond to appear today on a warrant charging violation of a Board of Health order. Charges were filed by John Otterbein, health department sanitarian.

Lionel Williams Eighteenth Ave Board of Health John Otterbein Health Department Sanitarian

Parks Enthusiasts Learn Games In City Play Program

The first week of supervised play reports 10 743 participants across 11 parks. Park director W S Geckeler notes on site supervision at several parks with two staff per location. Tennis clinics led by Tom Frydell from Middletown Tennis Club launch at Sunset Park, with Ray Standafer taking over next week.

W. S. Geckeler Sunset Park Barbara Rau Joann Brooks Goldman Park Marna Jung Barbara Flint Gardner Park Joan Bishop Sue Bailey Miami Park Patty Decatur Jenny Kendrick South School Nancy Benadum Barnitz Park Helen Hawks Susan Rupp Dougie Park Bobby Robinson James Lankilers Sycamore Park Rowena Baker Don Barnett Yankee Road Margaret Gordon Lincoln School Ray Standafer Tom Frydell Middletown Geckler Frydell

Hospitals Win Approval by Accreditation Board

Middletown Hospital and Hamiltons Mercy and Ft Hamilton hospitals were approved by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals for meeting high patient care standards. About 3,000 of 6,000 eligible hospitals in the Western Hemisphere achieved accreditation in the 35th annual list. The American College of Surgeons prepared the list and transferred it to the Joint Commission, whose members include the American Hospital Association, American Medical Association, American College of Physicians, American College of Surgeons, and Canadian Medical Association.

Middletown Hospital Hamilton Mercy Ft. Hamilton Joint Commission On Accruation Western Hemisphere American College of Surgeons Joint Commission American Hospital Association American Medical Association American College of Physicians The Canadian Medical Association

Sixteen Drivers Fined In Area Courts Over Weekend

Sixteen motorists appeared in area courts and paid a total of 220 dollars plus costs. Arrests were by state patrolmen. Names include George Seibel Cincinnati 18, Reginald Pergrem Hamilton Route 2 31, Robert Marvin Waynesville 25, Wayne Ranklin Oxford 26, and Margaret King Dayton 36 among others. Fines covered speeding reckless operation failure to heed stop signs and driving without a license. One defendant, William Quinn Dayton 37, received two days in jail plus costs for driving under suspension.

George Seibel Cincinnati Thomas Linn Monroe Reginald Pergrem Hamilton Squire Lewis Bolser New Miami Robert Marvin Waynesville Harry Sherwood Wayne Ranklin Oxford Squire Bolser Ishmer Tipton Dayton Squire Lammie Bailey Margaret King Eighth Ave Edward Peacock Atlanta Mayor Linn Godfrey Williams Lexington Ky L. D. Lane Mason William Quinn Joseph Leach Sharonville William West London Jack Bauer Norwood Linn Herman Adkins Florence St Donald Simpson Mayor Lane

Tropical storm energy hinted by record temperature drop

A temperature drop of 32 degrees Fahrenheit within 60 miles marks the greatest such change in free air at that distance, signaling the tremendous energy of a tropical storm.

Weekend Highway Mishaps injure six in area police report

Six people were injured in seven crashes investigated by state patrol over the weekend. In Ohio 4 near Hamilton a single car rollover sent three Cincinnati residents to Mercy Hospital with minor injuries. A pedestrian collision on Ohio 73 left a teen with leg and arm injuries. Other crashes near Middletown and Springboro caused minor to slight injuries and one driver was fined for following too closely.

Cincinnati Ohio 4 Hamilton Mercy Hospital Richard Harrell Luella Werrick Mae Martin Harrell

Auto Collision Slight Damage at Route 122 and 741

Two cars sustained only slight damage in a Saturday 2 30 p m collision at Route 122 and 741 in Red Lion. Robert Bennett 30 of Dayton drove south and was struck by a westbound car driven by Don McCualsky 27 of Columbus.

Horseshoe Bend Hamilton Mildred Hale Freddie Smith Ella Key Dayton Springboro Route Red Lion Robert Bennett Don McCualsky Columbus

Christy Differes With School Board Aspirant

School board member Jack Christy, running for re election, opposes Hadley's call for an outside salary study commission. Christy favors including school system employees on the board appointed committee, citing teachers' insight. Christy Hadley and Stalker seek two three year board seats. Gruver runs unopposed for a two year term.

Jack Christy Citizens Board of Education Christy Henry E. Hadey Hadley Christy, Hadley J. Howard Stalker Robert Gruver

Bike Court Sets Record With 41 Youths Helped

Hi Y Bicycle Court held a Saturday session with 41 boys and girls, issuing violations for license failures traffic light offenses no night lights and riding on sidewalks among others. Two bikes were impounded for a week. John Hurston chaired with Roger Craft Tom Roper as associates and Charles Hartness prosecuting. Excavations at Pompeii in Italy reveal one third of the city still buried.

Hi-Y Bicycle Court John Hurston Roger Craft Tom Roper Charles Hartness Bill Hogg

Auto Crash Injures Teen Passenger and Noted Alleged Driver

A 15 year old girl was treated in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being thrown through a car windshield when a southbound vehicle struck a pole at Fifteenth Avenue and South Main Street. Driver Robert K. Melton was cited for careless driving. both vehicles sustained damage and a fire crew responded to downed hot wires.

Middletown Hospital Myra Fultz Mary Fultz South Verity Parkway Robert K. Melton Columbia Ave Fifteenth Avenue South Main Street Melton Main Company 3 Fire Department Riggs

Girl Injured In Cincy Crash Leaves Hospital

Suzanne Mock 18 of Grand Ave along with three other passengers were treated at General Hospital Cincinnati after a one car crash near Lunken Airport. Mock suffered cuts and bruises and was released Saturday night. driver Robert Brown 19 of New Richmond had a lip cut. Barbara Krogmann 17 sustained a fractured jaw and John Hahm 18 fractured a right arm. Police say brake failure caused the eastbound car to strike a utility pole on Kellogg Avenue.

Suzanne Mock Grand Ave Lunken Cincinnati General Hospital Miss Mock Russell Mack Robert W. Brown New Richmond Barbara Krogmann John Hahm Kellogg Avenue

System to locate crashed airplanes by radio guidance

An electronic system is perfected to locate plane crashes in desolate areas or the sea. Using radio signals it pinpoints the crash site before rescue, eliminating long searches for missing aircraft.

Feathered alarm clock ruffles neighbors on Lopane Avenue

Neighbors complain of a rooster crowing in the small hours. Patrolman Trimble warned the owner after a confrontation, but the bird reportedly strutted and crowed in response, sparking further clucks among residents.

Lopane Avenue Bob Trimble

PAL Plans Wiener Roast at Armco Park

Police Athletic League members meet at Sunset Park at 5 30 Wednesday with Patrolman Clarence Lawson chairing activities. They will plan a Wiener roast set for July 8 at Armco Park.

Police Athletic League Sunset Park Clarence Lawson Armco Park

At The Movies Paramount Listings

Monday and Tuesday showtimes include Girls of Pleasure Island at 1 25, 4 50 and 8 20 p m and Pony Express at 3 00, 6 30 and 10 00 p m.

Paramount Girls of Pleasure Island Pony Express

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