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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1962

Page

2

Three Middletown youths injured in Warren County crash

Three teenagers were hospitalized after a 4:50 am crash on Greentree Road when their car struck a bridge abutment. Tom Jackson, 1518 Manchester Ave., was listed in critical condition at Middletown Hospital. James Lindsey, 2212 Arlington Ave., and Tim Cole, 1801 Hill Ave., were in fair condition. Sheriff Byron Kinnard said loss of control on a curve sent the car into the abutment one tenth of a mile north of Route 123.

Middletown Greentree Road Warren County Tom Jackson Manchester Ave Middletown Hospital James Lindsey Arlington Ave Tim Cole Hill Ave Byron Kinnard Rt. 123

Suit Withdrawn In Little Miami District Transfer

Warren County officials confirm the case contesting the transfer of part of the Little Miami District to Blanchester was withdrawn. Prosecutor Stanley Kolb filed the suit for the school board. Beckett noted withdrawal Thursday amid claims residents provided false information. The transfer, approved by May primary voters, would have moved area residents to Blanchester in Clinton County.

Little Miami Warren County Blanchester Clinton County Cliff Beckett Stanley Kolb

Camden Man Sentenced In Break-Ins

Charles T. Smith a 25 year old Camden man was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B Kramer for two break ins in Middletown The Feb 7 burglaries targeted Union Sanitary Cleaners on Park Street and Second Avenue and Hudson Market at 200 Cutis Street Police said four cigarette packs were taken from the market but nothing was missing at the cleaners A jury deliberated two hours before convicting him of burglary.

Camden Middletown Mansfield Reformatory Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Kramer Charles T. Smith Union Sanitary Cleaners Park Street Second Avenue Hudson Market Smith

Looting Charge Filed Against Local Man In Bar Break-In

Police charged 21 year old David Kidd of 7828 Meyers Road with looting at the Main Street Bar 2703 South Main Street on April 10 He is already jailed for in taxication and faced petit larceny charges for allegedly taking 23 dollars in cash.

David Kidd Meyers Road Main Street S. Main St Kidd

Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Area

Obituary items note the death of Martha J Brate 67 of 2504 Longfellow St at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Services 2 pm Monday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorial service by Daughters of America at 7 30 pm tomorrow. Also notices for Dennis O Banion 13 of 644 Lindemann Dr funeral at Mason Baptist Church 2 30 pm tomorrow and burial Monday Rose Hill Cemetery. Other deaths: infant son Thomas Martin Serger and Daisy M Stace services today. Klaus Weigel, Percry Lee Brown and Ky e Brown.

Martha J. Brate Longfellow St Middletown Hospital Brate Estill County Middletown First Eub Church The Daughters of America VFW Edward M Homer David Franklin Norma Ingle Facello Henry Hall Joseph R. Baker and Sons Clifford Stearns Woodside Cemetery Thomas Martin Serger Charles J Serger Gerald Lane Daisy M. Stace Pleasant Ave Klaus-Weigel Percry Lee Brown Wallace Road Oxfordr St. Phillip Chapel Cmf Hamilton

Park No Spot for Sparking in Sunset Park

In Sunset Park, Police Car 6 officers responded to a report of a torrid romantic scene in a remote corner. Sgt. Ernest Weaver relayed the complaint. Pt. Earl Smith found the area crowded with young spectators and noted the weather made such an display unsuitable. He advised relocating the couple away from the park steps and bushes.

Sunset Park Ernest Weaver Earl Smith Weaver Smith

NLRB Finds Firms Guilty in Unfair Labor Practices

Washington two Mason Ohio firms Deerfield Screw Machine Products Co and Deerfield Manufacturing Co were found guilty of unfair labor practices by NLRB examiner David London. They discouraged union membership with Local No. 127 A Glass Bottle Blowers Association AFL CIO and fired employee Wade Green for union activity. The examiner recommends Green be reinstated or placed in an equivalent position and reimbursed for pay loss since last October.

Washington Mason Ohio National Labor Relations Board David London Deerfield Screw Machine Products Co Deerfield Manufacturing Co Glass Bottle Blowers Association Aflcio Wade Green Green

Memories of Dr Frank Simon at Sunset Park concert

Dr Frank Simon former Armco Band leader spoke at Sunset Park summer band concert recalling a 20 year run with the Armco Band and Middletown’s musical golden age. He praised Harold Koerber, urged a new park band shell, and noted music education as a major U.S. industry milestone.

Sunset Park Frank Simon Middletown Armco Harold Koerber Simon R. C. Dowling Armco Band Earl Mendenhall Mendenhall Fenwick High School American Legion Meredith Willson Mason City Iowa

Man Bound Over In Bus Stabbing

Edwin C. Fermer, 61, Detroit, charged with assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing Greyhound bus driver Arthur Chartier, 45, Lincoln Park, four times. Chartier stopped the bus with 39 passengers, sought treatment in Cincinnati, and Fermer was held to the Warren County grand jury on $5,000 bond after beimg subdued by a relief driver and passengers. Earlier similar incident noted. James Little, 25, Toledo, faced charges and a fine for intoxication.

Lebanon Edwin C. Fermer Detroit Mich Greyhound Arthur Chartier Lincoln Park Cincinnati Christ Hospital Fermer Evendale Warren County Grand Jury Warren County James Little Toledo Robert Foley

Area GOP Group Names Chairman

Frederick N Young of Dayton was named chairman of the Federation of Southwestern Ohio Young Republican Club formed in Middletown Officers from Butler Champaign Clark Greene Hamilton Miami and Montgomery counties attended Bruce Gosney Xenia was named vice chairman Eleanor Dickey Middletown was named secretary and Joe Powers Springfield was named treasurer Alan Cooper outgoing president said the group will meet every other month to organize new clubs and expand current activities A future area wide social event a one day school of politics and a speakers bureau were discussed The federation will meet next Friday August 31 at the Manchester Motor Inn in Middletown.

Frederick N. Young Dayton Federation of Southwestern Ohio Young Republican Club Middletown Manchester Motor Inn Ohio Federation

Fire Damages Car Interior After Drive By

Firemen were called at 1.38 yesterday afternoon when rear seat cushions in a car driven by Janice Baker at 2011 Henry Drive caught fire. Interior damage estimated at 25 dollars. Origin undetermined. An emergency squad also responded at 6 25 am to the home of Lou Anna Brown at 1214 Sycamore St for a stomach disorder, administering oxygen for 19 minutes.

Janice Baker Henry Drive Lou Anna Brown Sycamore St

Police Briefs from Yankee Road Theft and Vandalism

LILLIE MASSEY, cook at the Yankee Tavern, reported a large roller type mop bucket and three cases of assorted soft drink bottles stolen from a storage room at 92 Yankee Road Thursday night. SIDNEY A. YAGER reported a transistor radio stolen from his home. JESS DENNIS showed a BB gun damaged car window. Two teenage boys aged 16 and 17 were arrested for petit larceny after allegedly stealing a case of beer from a distributor’s delivery truck near the Northway Inn and were released to their parents.

Lillie Massey Yankee Tavern Yankee Road Northway Inn

Suits Filed In Preble County Wrecks

Two civil actions totaling 150000 are filed in Preble County Common Pleas Court arising from traffic accidents. A 100000 suit names Golay and Co Inc Cambridge Ind as defendant in a Jan 26 1962 truck automobile collision on U S 40, filed for six children of Mrs Martha J Rose and another passenger James H Lovett who died. The second 50000 suit is by Lee and Rita Neff Eaton against Williams Park Building Co for a Jan 21 1961 accident on North Barron Street.

Golay and Co, Inc Cambridge Ind U. S. 40 Martha J. Rose James H. Lovett Lee Rita Neff Eaton Williams Park Building Co N. Barron Street

Roscoe Ronto Involved in Minor Traffic Accident

Roscoe Ronto of 2911 Sherman Ave, 44 percent, was parked on Florence Street and Sherman Avenue when his car was struck by another vehicle on Wednesday. The Journal indicates Ronto was driving at the time of the crash.

Roscoe Ronto Sherman Ave Florence Street Sherman Avenue Ronto

Plans Help Patients Meet Bills in Ohio Hospitals

A Hospital Care Corp survey across 32 southwestern Ohio hospitals finds 244 per cent of patients over 65. About 4 per cent of the 1,760 aged patients received assistance paying bills. Of those aided, half had Blue Cross protection, 14 per cent private insurance, 15.7 per cent Ohio Aid for the Aged, and 3.5 per cent Industrial Commission or welfare agency support. Some used multiple financing methods, totaling 84.3 per cent. Middletown Hospital participated in the one day census of inpatients.

Cincinnati Hospital Care Corp Ohio Ohio Aid For Industrial Commission

Prison Farm Walkaway Found Here

A man found asleep on a Mayfield sidewalk turned out to be Harry Payne a 39 year old escapee from London Prison Farm. Deputies at Middletown police headquarters confirmed records showing his escape from the London prison honor dormitory on June 14 after serving about four years of a 120 year forgery sentence. Payne formerly lived at 711 Pinta Ave and had been imprisoned at the Ohio Penitentiary in 1958 before transfer to London in July 1959.

Mayfield London Harry Payne Highland Street Bburbank Middletown Payne Pinta Ave Ohio Penitentiary

Boisterous Youths Warned of Jail by City Judge

Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb warned that continued late night disturbances by youths may bring jail sentences. Four men were fined 50 dollars each for disorderly conduct outside Crispy Creme Coffee Shop at 2 15 am Thursday and ordered to stay away from the restaurant. In other court actions Janice Vicroy bound over to grand jury on forgery and insuf funds charges, Gerald Pergrum similarly bound over for a worthless check, and three men received six day jail terms for intoxication and resisting arrest.

J. T. Lamb Central Ave Donald Chessman Flemming Road William Isaacs Seventh Ave Daniel L. Woodward Columbia Ave James Stewart Judy Drive Janice Vicroy Yankee Road Gerald Pergrum Roslyn Drive Julius Bigby 17Th Ave Walter Moon 11Th Ave William Johnson Morris Feltner Ferrer Fxcello Tytus Street

Franklin Man Bound To Jury On Bad Checks

Franklin Raymond Michael, 243 S Main St, bound over to the grand jury on two counts of passing bad checks in Municipal Court. Each bound over at 590 dollars. Other actions: Rule Webb fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct with 40 dollars suspended. James Richmond 70 days jail for non support of a minor. Elbert Banks suspended 50 dollar fine and 30 day sentence for resisting arrest. Others fined include Clarence Hites speed 10, Pauline Abrams cleared distance 10, Ralph Vezzi forfeited bonds 60, Paul King crossing divider 19, Volney Mullins failure yield 20, Irvin Pickrell 7, Highview Road Middletown speed 20, Robert Gibbs speed 20.

James W. Eich Hannah Drive Edward Lee Fernwood St Richard Lee Buell Sheffield St Buell Franklin Raymond Michael S. Main St J. T. Riley Michael Rule Webb Fifth St James Richmond South Avenue Ralph Vezzi Myrtle Ave Paul King DuBois Road Volney Mullins Dayton Irvin Pickrell Highview Road Middletown Robert Gibbs Akron

Lebanon Awards Police Cruiser Contract to Meunnich Motors

Lebanon City Council approved a cruiser purchase with Meunnich Motors of Lebanon as the low bidder. Insurance bids were deferred until noon Monday with three firms bidding for vehicle coverage and four firms bidding a comprehensive package for city facilities.

Lebanon Meunnich Motors

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