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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1959

Page

2

Middletown Seeks Relief After Southside Sewer Floods

City officials report progress on North Middletown sewer tests while Southeast residents demand relief from basement flooding. A proposed Kinney firm storm sewer plan, costing about 280000, faces opposition from local property owners who warn it may be inadequate to divert flood waters.

Charles W Thompson Way City Commission Middletown Thompson North Ohio Avenue Tony Vitelli & Son Detroit Vitelli South Highlands Barbara Park Francis Carmody Highland Carolina Florence Streets Jackson Lane Brentwood Street Park Drive Orchard Street C. R. Mangold Florence St Kinney Harold C. Rothermell Orchard St

Sunoco to Erect Mayfield Station

Sunoco plans a new service station at the Highland Street and Lefferson Road intersection. Sun Oil Co purchased a two acre tract on the southeast corner from Mike Mandrak. Lloyd Miller, the Middletown realtor who handled the sale, says the Sunoco station will be erected very soon.

Sunoco Highland Street Lefferson Road Sun Oil Co Mike Mandrak Lloyd Miller Middletown

Fire Ruins Shed Behind Home. Civil War Volumes Lost

A storage shed behind Art Pope’s home at 107 Lyliburn Rd. burned heavily yesterday. Sparks from burning papers blamed. most of a Civil War book collection and arrowheads were likely lost. Fire units from multiple companies responded to the 1 27 p m alarm.

Art Pope Lyliburn Rd

Wives Day Out Floral Arrangements Course At YMCA

Homemakers can learn to create floral centerpieces and Corsages in the Wives Day Out program at the YMCA starting Wednesday. Mrs C W Young leads the course with six weekly sessions offering gym, swimming, recreation, nursery care, and a noon lunch. Registration fees vary by membership. deadline is Monday.

YMCA C. W. Young

Auto Ilips Into Creek After Crash on Narrow Bridge

Drexel Williams, 39, of 1405 Hood Ave., spun into a creek after slamming brakes to avoid a collision on Kyles Station Road near Ohio 747. He struck Verlin Peters, 17, of 7/20 Liberty-Fairfield Rd, and his car overturned 12 feet into the creek. Williams, treated for forehead abrasions, remained at the scene as investigators review the crash. A second accident on Oxford State Road near U. S. 25 injured Harkes Gabbard Jr., 30, of 327 Seneca St., treated and released from Middletown Hospital for wrist and knee injuries.

Kyles Station Road Ohio Drexel Williams Hood Ave Verlin Peters Liberty-Fairfield Rd Williams Peters Middletown Oxford State Road U. S. 25 Harkes Gabbard Jr Seneca St Middletown Hospital

County Names New Butler County Planning Director

Francis J. Kosebud 34 of Madison Wisconsin will assume Butler County planning director duties April 15 with a 5500 salary. He holds a UW graduate degree in landscape architecture and was campus planner at the university. He will report to County Engineer Jesse Pochard and oversee zoning and plats. Meredith H. Hudson succeeds C R Dockum on the county zoning commission.

Hamilton Francis J. Kosebud Madison Wis Butler County Louis Hoelle Kosebud University of Wisconsin Jesse Pochard Hoelle C. R. Dockum St. Clair ‘Township County Meredith H. Hudson

Girl Burned Lighting Stove In Furnace Incident

Fifteen year old Brenda Joyce Turner daughter of Mrs Daisy Turner of 217 Grimes St was burned yesterday when she tried to relight a gas furnace. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital for face and hand burns and was released. Also treated in the emergency ward yesterday was two year old Guy Michael Young son of Raymond Young of 409 Home Ave Franklin. The youngster drank bigger potion.

Brenda Joyce Turner Daisy Turner Grimes St Middletown Hospital Guy Michael Young Raymond Young Home Ave Franklin

Experts Study Evidence In Franklin Stabbing

Franklin police hold 22 year old William Ray Grogan in connection with the Friday stabbing of Janet Taylor at her Clark Street home. Physical evidence gathered at the scene was sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London, Ohio. Grogan faces burglary charges from a Purkey Service Station break-in and may be charged or released as investigations continue.

Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification London Ohio Brogan Miss Taylor Middletown

Speeding Car Flips After Hitting Bank

A high speed crash on Tytus Avenue left a 1951 model car overturned with no injuries. Driver William Hawkins 17 and an unknown passenger remained in the vehicle after it struck a canal wall and damaged a no parking sign. Hawkins was cited for careless driving.

Tytus Avenue Hawkins Tytus

Middletown Opens First Branch Post Office at Gray's Drug Store

Middletown unveils its first branch Post Office named Station No. 1 in Gray's Drug Store Shopping Center. Operated by Glen McLain, the office opens Saturday with weekday hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Public services mirror those at the main Post Office.

Middletown Gray's Drug Store Morton Taylor Glen McLain Taylor Thepublic

Armco expands Baltimore plant to boost stainless output

Armco Steel Corp plans a 775000 expansion at its Baltimore Works to raise stainless steel production. Two new double ingot heating furnaces and three heat treating furnaces will be installed, enabling higher tonnage of stainless grades and improved billet cooling before rolling or shipping. The project starts this month and should be operational in about six months.

Armco Steel Corp Baltimore C. G. Davies Armco Division Davies

Church to Join Union Baptist for Lenten Fellowship

Pastor R L Robinson of Friendship Baptist Church announced a joint Lenten fellowship service with Union Baptist Church Friday at 7 30 p m Spearheaded by Rev Wile Blankston the event will feature special choir music and a shared worship hour.

Tiw R. L. Robinson Friendship Baptist Church Union Baptist Church Wile Blankston

Butler County Home reports 69 patients and 1958 costs

Sixty nine patients and residents used 19 968 days of care at the Butler County Home last year. Superintendent Paul J Mehl cites expenditures of 79 406 79 including salaries food housing and other items with income from farm produce individuals the county and others totaling 17 M6. Insured value of buildings housing residents or patients stood at 110 000 and total assets reached 194 140 with land use totaling 15 acres.

Butler County Paul J. Mehl Mehl

Callers Named For KP Dance At Castle Hall

Ray and Velma Stutz named as callers for the Knights of Pythias Lafay ette Lodge 37 spring square dance at 7 30 p m Saturday in Castle Hall. Dance directed by Elza Abraham George Slough E D Ellison James Cox Howard Smith and Douglas Clifton United Brethren Church members to attend as special guests.

Ray Velma Stutz Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Castle Hall Elza Abraham George Slough E. D. Ellison James Cox Howard Smith Douglas Clifton United Brethren Church

Another Cub Circus Planned

A meeting to air plans for the June 6 Cub Scout circus is set for 7 30 p m Monday in Room 6 of the Civic Association. Cub personnel from all packs are invited to attend and join the circus project with Wally Frayer of Pack 6 as chair man and Woody Bell of Pack 10 as co chair man.

In the The Civic Association Wally Frayer Pack 6 Woody Bell Pack 10

Police arrest Hartberger on Dayton fugitive warrant

Officers last night arrested Ker ry Hartberger, 22, of 413 S. Sutphin St., here on a fugitive warrant from Dayton where he is wanted on a grand larceny charge. Vandals damaged window glass at the Heber Jones auto agency on N Verity Parkway and damaged the interior of the Bertha Bush home at 1601 Manchester Ave yesterday, police said.

Kerry Hartberger S. Sutphin St Dayton Heber Jones Auto Agency N. Verity Parkway Bertha Bush Manchester Ave

Demos Change Meeting Time at Middletown Club

The Middletown Democratic Club will convene at club headquarters on S Broad Street next Thursday at 8 p.m. instead of today.

Middletown Democratic Club S. Broad Street

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Mayfield Station C. E. Stewart Milton Ird van Inest Ave Freeman's Pital 6Th and Canal Streets Lice William Hawkins Tytus Ave Clark Street Vail Avenue Martha Cockerham Franklin-Trenton Rd Dallas Jackson 17Th Ave Armco Church Plans Service Office Outfitters, Inc Vradelis Maytag Tappan Broad ST Demos Change Meeting
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