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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1953

Page

2

Theater firms urge city to repeal admission tax

The Northio Theatres Corporation owner of the Paramount and Strand asks the city to repeal the three percent admission tax, joining Colonial Theatre in requesting tax removal as receipts fall. City manager says loss would cost the city thousands yearly. Also on the agenda Aeronca Manufacturing seeks lease of city land west of its plant for expansion. Final plat approval for part of Gladell Heights noted.

Northio Theatres Corporation Paramount and Strand Colonial Theater H. W. Starick Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation C. A. Boeke Gladell Heights

Couple Hurt On Vacation Flying Home

Two Middletonians severely injured in a June 14 car-truck crash near Washington Kansas are to fly home to Dayton tonight. Russell Barnard an Armco Drainage and Metal Products advisory engineer suffered a head injury requiring 20 stitches while his wife has a broken arm and other injuries. The couple drove from Middletown on a May trip that included Tulsa Tucson and Denver where they visited their daughter Virginia Smart.

Topeka Barnards Dayton Middletown Tulsa Tucson Ariz Denver Virginia Smart

Local Man Paroled From London Prison Farm

Herbert Melton, inmate at London Prison Farm, among 61 granted paroles effective July 28. Melton, 50, was arrested November 3, 1951, after cutting John Evans, 29, on North Clinton Street in Middletown. He admitted the cutting and lived at 63 South Main Street.

Middletown London Herbert Melton Melton John Evans Franklin Route 1 North Clinton Street South Main St

Fifteen Drivers Fined for Highway Violations in Local Courts

Fifteen motorists faced fines totaling 230 dollars for traffic offenses in area courts. Names include Lawrence Grunell, Robert Fisher, Donald Hoskins, Thomas Furlong, Charlies Dishon, Chester Armstrong, James Tate, Charles Baker, James Williamson, Robert Lunsford, Troy Puckett, plus others. Violations ranged from speeding and reckless operation to failing to yield and running stop signs at the Carthage examination station.

Thomas Linn Monroe Lawrence C. Grunell Cincinnati Robert W. Fisher Donald Hoskins Middletown Thomas Furlong Linn Charlies Dishon Flat Rock Mich Chester Armstrong Walton James A. Tate Huntland Tenn Charles Baker Mt. Healthy Yellow Line James Williamson News Robert Lunsford Detroit Rex Weaver Miamisburg Troy Puckett Harry Stretcher Trenton W. L. Hizar Lebanon Stanley M. Rankin Fort Thomas

Pair Sentenced For Neglect Of Children

Two defendants James Crain aged 32 of Hamilton and Mary Jane Needham aged 22 of Miami were found guilty of contributing to the neglect of Crain’s minor children. They received six month terms in the Cincinnati Work House with a $500 fine and costs, $400 of which was suspended along with five months of the sentence.

Cincinnati Arry F. Walsh James Crain Corliss

At The Movies Listings for Paramount and Strand

Paramount shows Girls of Pleasure Island Pony Express Take Me to Town Law and Order times Wednesday and Thursday. Strand presents Blades of the Musketeers Iron Crown Treasure of the Golden Condor Mississippi Gambler showings across Wednesday and Thursday with multiple daily start times.

Pony Express Law and Order

First GG Arrives For Polio Cases In Middletown

Middletown Health Department reports 60 cubic centimeters of immune serum globulin received to cover four or five people. Dr. L C Neer says use limited to household contacts of diagnosed polio cases aged over three months and under 30 years and pregnant women. State will send aid during outbreaks and requires doctor records of distrib ution.

Middletown L. C. Neer Neer State Health Department State Department Dr. Neer Ohio Department of Health Ohio

Dwelling Altered As Duplex And Store At First Ave

A two story frame house at 1312 First Ave is remodeled into a duplex with a new bathroom and relocated staircase. H J Norris owner of Norris Music Store at 1316 First Ave obtained the permit. Cost is about 10000 dollars. The music store remains in place. A one story concrete block structure for mercantile use will be added and rented.

First Ave H. J. Norris Norris Music Store

Y Fun Clubbers Tour City Water Works

C T Morningstar chief engineer and John Schaefer assistant engineer led 59 YMCA Summer Fun Club members on a tour of City Water Works yesterday afternoon. Dick Hofferbert Fred Giltrow and Mike Lansow supervised. boys viewed pumps wells reservoir and the area’s historic origins. Next trip to French Bauer Dairy and Middletown airport is planned with a 9 45 a m meeting in the Yy Boys' Division.

C. T. Morningstar John Schaefer YMCA Dick Hofferbert Fred Giltrow Mike Lansow French Bauer Dairy Middletown

Sertoma to Fence Diamond at Camp Sertoma

The Sertoma Club voted to donate 50 feet of wire fencing to enclose part of the Fresh Air Camp baseball diamonds at a Manchester Hotel meeting. Members expect to install the fence next weekend and attend Ladies Night chicken supper at LeSourdsville Lake at 7 p.m. Tuesday. President Armbruster and Paul Stoutenborough will represent the club at the Sertoma International convention in Milwaukee this week.

Sertoma Club Manchester Hotel LeSourdsville Lake Dave Armbruster Paul Stoutenborough Milwaukee

Dog Owners Respond To Rabies Vaccination Plea

Health Department records show about 300 calls from dog owners after letters went out to 500 households about rabies vaccination. Dr. L. Neer notes five hostile responses and a July 15 deadline with roughly 100 compliant pets and 200 unaccounted animals.

Health Department Texas Alabama Miamisburg Neer Department

New Plans For Legion Voting To Be Set Up

American Legion Post 218 rules committee will meet tonight to set up procedures for the re run of the 1953 officer election. Irregularities cited include ballot duplication and proxy voting without authorization. Howard Wilson chairs. committee includes Niblock Goetz Osborne McAdow Whitman Bald win Daly. New officers must be certified 15 days before the July 24 26 state convention in Cleveland. The executive committee called off the election. 125 members ratified the action.

American Legion Post 218 Walter H. Spindler Howard Wilson Bill Niblock Harold Goetz Don Osborne Sam McAdow George Whitman Wallace Baldwin Jerry Daly Cleveland Spindler Post Executive Committee Roger Dillman Temp Thorn Ronald Lane

Fire crews extinguish trash fire near Grand Ave building

Two firefighters from company 2 found a trash fire in a two story apartment area at 2801 Grand Ave at 11 45 p m yesterday. Neighbors had been burning trash and window fans pulled the smoke into adjoining apartments. No damage occurred. Property owner is Helen Bonita.

Company 2 Grand Ave Helen Bonita

Flyers to Bomb Airport Sunday

Pilots and solo students of the Aeronca Flying Club will drop flour sacks at the municipal airport in a Sunday morning contest at 8 o clock. John Piedel of the club announced the event with a $1.50 entry fee. If rain delays, the contest will be postponed to the next Sunday.

Aeronca Flying Club Municipal John Piedel

Two Ticketed For Errors After Auto Mishaps Here

Four city accidents were reported yesterday with no injuries. Two drivers were cited for traffic rule infractions. Jack Lee 40 of Yankee Rd was cited for traveling too close after rear ending Bill Cisco 25 of Middletown Rt 3 at 2000 block Yankee Rd. Police said Cisco stopped for a light and backed up. Lee failed to see. Damage to Lee car about 150 dollars. Herman Pohlable 54 of Lewis St was cited for cutting into traffic after a 3:59 p.m. crash on South Verity Parkway. he attempted to pass and struck George Riley Jr. of Elsmere St. Both cars went onto the sidewalk. damage about 85 dollars. An accident at Gemantown Rd and Erie Ave caused 280 dollars in damage when Ernest Curry 22 Middletown Rt 2 slid into Spencer Gene 19 stopped to turn. Most damage was Curry. Ernest Vaughn 41 of Twinsburg and Frank Henry 23 of Garfield St. sustained about 65 dollars each when a car ahead left and Henry clipped Vaughn.

Jack Lee Yankee Rd Bill J. Cisco Middletown Yankee Road Cisco Lee Verity Parkway Pohlable George Riley, Jr Elsmere St Gemantown Road Erie Avenue Ernest B. Curry Spencer M. Gene Erie Ave Curry Ernest Vaughn Twinsburg Frank E. Henry Garfield St Central Avenue Henry Vaughn Auto

Falls Send Two Boys To Hospital

Two boys from Middleton and Miamisburg were treated in Middletown Hospital emergency room for injuries from falls and later dismissed. David Shupert, 4, fractured his right arm on cement steps after a fall at 9 p.m. Michael Barry, 7, fractured his left arm falling from a dog house at 8:15 p.m.

Middletonian Miamisburg Middletown Hospital David Shupert Howard Shupert Michael Barry Charles Barry Sunset St

Lions Club to Hear Martha Edmiston Tomorrow

Mrs. Martha Edmiston of Waynesville will describe her experiences as an undercover operative for the FBI in the Communist Party when she addresses the Lions Club tomorrow at noon in the Manchester Hotel.

Martha Edmiston Waynesville FBI Communist Party The Lions Club Manchester

Two Boys Hurt In Venice Beach Bicycle Crash

A bicycle crash at Harold and Miami avenues in Venice Beach injures two boys. Charles Cheeks, 10, suffers a collar bone fracture and cuts. Philip Carr, 8, has a finger injury and cuts. The bike hit a car driven east by Betty B. Hesse, 31, under investigation by Deputy Sheriff Andy Guenther.

Hamilton Harold and Miami Avenues Venice Beach Mercy Hospital Charles Cheeks Philip Carr Cheeks Carr Betty B. Hesse South Andy Guenther

Laras Elected Treasurer of Buckeye District 11 Ahepa

Peter Laras of 414 South Sutphin Street was chosen treasurer of Buckeye District 11 of the Order of Ahepa at the final session of the annual convention held at the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson in Cincinnati. Other officers named include John Martin as governor Basil Foysiknes as lieutenant governor Ted Boudour as secretary Fred Christopher as marshal and Peter Jovas as district adviser. Delegates approved a congressional bill to admit 20 000 Greeks in addition to the existing Greek quota. The district includes Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and will hold its 1954 convention in Columbus next June. The national meeting is set for Houston in August.

Peter Laras South Sutphin St Buckeye Sheraton - Gibson Cincinnati John Martin Hungtington W. Va Basil Fovsiknes Toledo Ted Boudouris Dayton Fred Christopher Marshall Peter Jovas Akron Congress United States Order of Ahepa New York Cyprus Greece England Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Columbus Houston

Franklin Eagles Auxiliary Plans Evening Meeting

Franklin Eagles Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 tonight at the FOE hall for a business session and discussion of upcoming activities.

Franklin Foe Auxiliary Franklin Franklin Eagies FOE Hall

Peterson's Ointment Provides Fast Pile Relief Ad

Millions over 40 years find relief from itching and smarting piles using a cooling astringent formula. Ad claims the ointment soothes itching and allows restful sleep with strong money back guarantee. Available at druggists for 45 and 70 cents.

Peterson

Special Service Set For Friday Evening at People's Friendship Church

Special services will be held at the People's Friendship Baptist Church 1404 Garfield St Friday at 7:30 p.m. Guest ministers include Gaylord Ferguson Bert Perkins Henry Teasley Willie Robinson and Virgil Cottongim. Musical numbers by Rev. William Ballinger and family. Arrangements by Dorotha Jones Bertha Perkins and others.

People’s Friendship Baptist Church Garfield St Gaylord Ferguson Bert Perkins Henry Teasley Willie Robinson Virgil Cottongim William Ballinger Monroe Methodist Church Richard Cun Odessa Parsons Bingham Dorotha Jones Bertha Perkins

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Justice Hizar Carl Maier West Milton Virlie Godbey Daniel Handley Handley Edward Roberts Carthage Johnson Seahorse Streifthau’s Grimes Paramount Bermer Equet Veeteri Arthur W. Atkinson, Jr Word OF God Church OF Christ Gideon Road Middletown, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Singing BY Dan Woodford Sertoma Ard Amaizait Oyen Pet Ucl Dletown’s Est Jewelers Central Ave Legion Herman Polabhle Lewis St Falls Laras Lands Ahepa
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