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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

2

Wounded Hamilton Youth Dies and Best Friend Held

James Lee Johnson, 19, of 446 St, Hamilton, died at Mercy Hospital after being shot at the Begley farm near Rockdale by friend Jimmie Darrel Terry, 17. Terry, with three others, had been target shooting when Johnson was hit as shots were exchanged from behind trees. Terry said he fired as Johnson moved behind a tree. Burton and Begley corroborated the event. Sheriff Pell indicated the case may go to juvenile authorities with possible manslaughter charges for Terry.

Hamilton James Lee Johnson H St Mercy Hospital Jimmie Darrel Terry Vine St E. Y. Begley Farm Rockdale Johnson Terry Darrel Begley Vinet Lawrence Burton Vine S Begley Farm E. Begley Terry Boy Jim Johnson Jim Pobnece Jerry Paul A. Pell

Braden Rezoning Case To Be Heard Tonight

Public hearing for Paul Braden owner of WPFB radios station on Breiel Boulevard seeks rezoning of 55 acres from R1 to business use to permit a large shopping center. The Middletown Planning Commission set tonight's session to gather abutting property owner comments amid prior annexation and opposition.

Paul Braden WPFB Breie! Boulevard Ciy Middletown Tanning Commission Braden Central Avenue Seacre East Middletown The Planning Commission George H. Elliott Clinton D. Boyd Breiel Boulevard City Commission Marshall Road Central and Marshall Middletown Bresea Grand Avenue

Board Plans Review Of Central Bids

The Board of Education will review bids for the new Central Elementary School tonight as announced by Superintendent Howard Cromwell. Similar facilities to Wildwood School are planned. other bids include lab equipment for Middletown High and Roosevelt, plus McKinley shops. The agenda covers hiring non certified staff and contracts for baked goods milk and ice cream for cafeterias.

Central Board of Education Howard Cromwell Wildwood Middletown High School Roosevelt McKinley

Little Steelers Win Annual Junior Achievement Report Contest

The Little Steelers Co wins top honors in the Junior Achievement annual report contest in Middletown area. Judges Mil lan Weatherwax Jr announce the winner sponsored by Armco Association. The report goes to Columbus JA for regional judging against six states. First prize covers a paid week at the National JA convention in Bloomington Ind. Juanitan Fugate of Middletown High will represent the Middletown JA. Second place goes to the Wremm Clippers Co.

Little Steelers Co Middletown Robert Millan First National Bank Russell Weatherwax Jr Oglesby- Barnitz Bank Armco Association Columbus JA Office Little Steelers Roger Craft Robert Kontz Steve Ordog Wallace Slone Winford Lawson Bloomington Ind Juanitan Fugate Middetown High School Blooomington Wremm Clippers Co

Middletown Man Identified in Cincinnati Chili Parlor Holdup

John David Wells, 33, of Middletown, was identified by victim Fred Albert of Cincinnati and witnesses as the man who tried to rob him outside a chili parlor in Newport. Albert tackled the suspect, who fled to a parked car. Wells was held on breach of peace and posted $2,500 bail. Albert may pursue additional charges.

Newport Middletown John David Wells Midletown Fred Albert Cincinnati Albert Wells

Church Office Entered and Robbed on Sutphin Street

Police report a robbery at the Church of the Nazarene on Sutphin Street where the church school office was looted of 25 dollars in small change. A witness saw a small boy flee from the rear of the building.

L. P. Rossman Church of the Nazarene Sutphin St

Conservation Farm and Lake Dedication Near Baltimore

A lake and a 102 acre conservation farm near Baltimore were dedicated Sunday by the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association. Gov. C. William O'Neill attended along with state officials.

Lancaster Ohio Baltimore Fairfield County Fish and Game Assn William O'Neill

Workers Get First Pay In Silver Dollars At Benton Plant

About 200 employees at an aluminum furniture factory in Benton Kentucky received their first payroll of 8800 dollars in silver dollars to celebrate the opening. Workers carried the coins in cloth sacks.

Benton, Ky

Girl Dies After Baseball Accident in Lima

Doctors said a brain injury caused the death of 11 year old Jane Ann Undegrove of Van Wert. She succumbed at St. Rita’s Hospital in Lima after being struck on the head by a baseball while walking near her home past a field where youths were playing Friday.

Lima, Ohio Jane Ann

Fog Binds Miami Valley With Two Vehicle Crashes

A dense fog Sunday caused two accidents. Ralph Smith, 42, from 900 S Main St, received injuries and was released from Mercy Hospital after his car struck a telephone pole on the Hamilton Trenton road at 3 45 am. Herbert Puls, 21, of Vale Rt 1, suffered facial and limb injuries in a two car crash at 1 am. Puls was treated at Middletown Hospital. driver of the other car was Robert Layer, 21, of West Middletown Rt 1.

Miami Valley Ralph Smith S. Main St Hampton-Trenton Smith Mercy Hospital Herbert E. Puls Vale Rt. 1 Robert Layer West Middletown Rt. 1 Puls Middletown Hospital

Shower honors Linda Lou Siby bride elect

Mrs. Wilma Siby and Miss Ra mona Siby hosted a shower for Linda Lou Siby, bride to Henry Robinson, with relatives and friends attending. An antique car show at Granville drew prizes for attendees. Gloria and Carolyn Schenk will host a 4-H Sewing Club event Tuesday. Williard Long, John Paulin attended a trustees convention in Toledo. EUB Church ice cream social well attended. Wayne Township First Aid Club met at Martyn Neal's home on June 9. Donna Zimmerman spoke on first aid kits and arm slings. Next meeting at Candy Hines’s home on June 23.

Jacksonburg Wilma Siby Ramona Siby Linda Lou Siby Henry Robinson Kenneth Neal Marlyn Greg Granville Gloria Carolyn Schenk Williard Long John Paulin Toledo Wayne Township Martyn Neal Donna Zimmerman Candy Hines

Two Autos Damaged In Franklin Intersection Crash

A two car collision at 2nd and Main streets in Franklin caused about 650 in vehicle damage. Grey D. Corley of Excello turned left onto Main Street into Barbara I. Eller of 138 S Main St, the northbound driver.

Baty Wins Flying Club Arcathdon Triathlon

Bruce Baty of Grand Ave. flew a Cessna 170A to win the Arcathdon Triathlon sponsored by Middletown Aviation Club. James Murphy of Trenton placed second flying an Aeronca Champion. Robert McNutt of Middletown finished third in a Stinson Station Wagon. Eleven planes competed in the annual event started in 1952. the trophy goes to the first to win three straight years.

Bruce Baty Grand Ave Middletown Aviation Club Baty Central Armco Drainage Philadelphia Mexico City James Murphy Trenton Aeronca Aeronca Engineering Department Robert McNutt Middletown Dayton Daily News McNutt

Miami Workshop At Oxford Teaches Aviation Education

Miami University hosts a Civil Air Patrol workshop for about seventy five teachers from several states. Dr Mervin Strickler opens with CAP aviation education. Speakers include Dr Robert Drews on aviation and mental health Marcel Fages on jet engines and Charles Tracy on model plane building. A SARCA air rescue demonstration will be staged by the Cincinnati CAP squadron next Sunday.

Oxford Great Lakes Miami University Civil Air Patrol Mervin K. Strickler Washington, D. C CAP Robert S. Drews Detroit Marcel Fages General Electric Charles Tracy Cleveland Press John Whitesel Cincinnati Cap

Blanket room dispute ends with police advice

Middletown wife calls police after husband returns home and hogs all the blankets leaving her to endure the chilly night. Officers give practical, paternal counsel and urge both parties to share the blankets and sleep.

Middletown

Tranquilizers Not Harmful With Medical Oversight

Dr. Ralph Ruhmekorff assistant director at Michigan State University health center says tranquilizers are not harmful if used under a doctor's care. He notes modern tranquilizers have fewer side effects and urges a medical exam before use.

East Lansing Mich Ralph Ruhmékorff Michigan State University Health Center Ruhmkorff

Bearded man in court over fox dispute in Norfolk

Bearded Al Millikan appeared in Norfolk court on disorderly conduct charges after claiming a stranger threatened to kick his orange fox stuffed with him. Millikan said he loved the fox and offered to be kicked instead. police arrived as he explained his feelings.

Norfolk al Millikan Millikan

Woolomobile Waterfall Stands 1100 Feet High in Australia

A lesser known natural feature named Woolomobile Waterfall rises about 1100 feet in height in Australia. The landmark draws explorers and locals seeking dramatic cascades amid rugged terrain.

Australia

Marathon Golf Duo Hopes to Break Local 137-Hole Mark

Middletown hosts flashlit golf marathon led by Jerry Brown and Tom Sizer aiming to surpass the 137 consecutive holes record set two years ago at Wildwood by Harry Stigler and Shorty Wagner. The pair reached halfway by 11:05 AM and seek to finish between 5 and 6 PM locally. Brown, 32, runs Frisch's Drive-In. Sizer, 17, will join UC Cincinnati on a basketball scholarship.

Middletown Jerry Brown Tom Siter Harry Stigler Shorty Wagner Wildwood Brown-Sizer Brown Sizer Stigler Wagner S. Main Street University of Cincinnati

Boy Scouts Open Camp Hook Season at Camp Hook

Ninety eight troops representing six units arrive at Camp Hook for a week of scouting activities opening the camp’s 32nd season. Camp director George Bundick says over 600 boys are expected for six one week sessions with an inspection led by District Four officials and Dayton and Cincinnati leaders guiding the opening.

Camp Hook George Bundick

Driver Cited In Collision At Grand Avenue Intersection

A two car crash Sunday night at Grand Avenue and Jackson Lane caused 250 dollars in damage. Richard Davis 24 Franklin Rt. 1 turned left into Frank Killen 3 La Grange Ky who was cited for failing to stop at an intersection.

Grand Avenue Jackson Lane Richard Davis Franklin Rt. 1 Frank M. Killen la Grange Davis Killen

Graduation for Car Hutter at Miami University

Mrs. Frank Cox attended graduation exercises for her grandson Car Hutter at Miami University. Other items note visits and family gatherings in Ohio including New Madison Miamisburg New Lebanon Troy Lebanon and birthday observance for Mary Graves.

Poasttown Frank Cox Car Hutter Miami University G. 0 Michael G. L. Michael New Madison Mary Graves Paul Shaffer Miamisburg Harry Tilton Karl Adkins New Lebanon Robert Wirtley Robert Walter Wirtley Warren Myers Mary. Graves Troy W. C. Thompson Sandra Ed Allen Lebanon

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