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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1951

Page

2

Jaycees Honor Grant and City Manager Talks Annexation

Middletown officials discussed annexing nearby territories only at the request of freeholders. City Manager Herbert W. Starick listed housing, streets, and services as priorities and warned against forced annexation. Earl E. Grant received an honorary life membership from the Jaycees at Bosses Night. Don McKillop was named chairman of the 1951 Clean-Up Campaign.

Herbert W. Starick Middletown Earl E. Grant Crystal Tissue Delbert Mann Grant Civic Association YMCA Junior Achievement City Commission The Jaycees Starick Don McKillop

Truck Driver Fined for Bridge Crash in Ohio County

George W. Butterbaugh, 25, of Bellville Ohio, was fined 20 dollars plus costs for reckless operation after his truck entered the Poasttown bridge as Ralph W. Mead, 51, of Dayton, crossed. Mead’s car was crushed against the bridge side. no damage to the truck. Patrolmen found no skid marks to support Butterbaugh’s speed claim.

Poasttown Bridge Squire J. E. Jackson George W. Butterbaugh North Main St Bellville Ralph W. Mead Dayton Mead Dareige Butterbaugh Parolmen

Huber to Carry Local Hopes In Toastmaster Test

Clayton Huber of the Gardner Board and Carton Company was named best at a Toastmasters Club meeting. He leads the local entry competing against other clubs for the area meet on March 21, with Earl Billman as critic and Don Van Ausdall presiding.

Man Admits Car Theft Held For Grand Jury

A 21 year old Franklin man Frank Leight admitted stealing a car from a Germantown Road body shop and was held for the Butler County Grand Jury with bond set at 1000 dollars. A 17 year old AWOL from the armed forces was remanded to Juvenile Court for action after a Kentucky wreck involving the same incident. Two other men involved faced larceny by trick charges dismissed at police and prosecutors request. Bradley Wells and Horace Perry were fined for disorderly conduct after fighting.

Butler County Grand Jury Frank Leight Hudson Ave Franklin State Patrol Germantown Rd Russ Dempster Leight O. J. Simmons Route 4 Alton H. Combs McCarthy Central Ave Kentucky Paul Fouts Tilmon Ellison Fouts Leonard William Yancey Manchester Ave James C. Sheppard Bradley Wells Lawn Ave Horace G. Perry Chester St

Frank Was Charlie or Charlie Was Just Being Frank

Judge Alton H. Combs quizzes a 64 year old arrested for cadging food. The defendant cites travels across Ohio from Toledo to Dayton and Cincinnati, claiming a brother named Charlie. The judge suspends a $10 fine on condition the man go to Dayton and seek relatives or relief institutions.

Alton H. Combs Municipal Court Dayton Charlie Frank Toledo Cincinnati Hamilton

Grass fires trigger alarms across Middletown area

Middletown Fire Department logged six fire alarms since yesterday noon due to grass and rubbish fires. Sparks from burning rubbish at 512 Yankee Rd ignited a roof at 510 Yankee Rd causing 5 dollars in damage. Additional fires occurred at 3113 Bexley Dr, 109 Burton Rd, 123 Meadow Ave, near South Ave and Wycoff St by Armco Steel land, and soot burning at 826 Yankee Rd.

Middletown Yankee Rd Bexley Dr McGraw Construction Company Burton Rd Carl Snelling Meadow Ave Wilbur Cox South Ave Wycoff St Armco Steel Corporation Yankee

Minor damage in two parking lot accidents

Police reported two minor crashes yesterday afternoon causing only vehicle damage. John Dickerson’s auto in a restricted Philadelphia Ave. zone was hit by Helen McGonigle as she parked. Simon Brooks backed into Tomas Davies’s parked car on Lafayette Ave, causing $25 in damage.

John Dickerson Garfield St Philadelphia Ave Helen McGonigle Buena Ave Simon Brooks Walnut St Tomas i Davies Baltimore St Lafayette Ave Davies

Simon to Lead Navy Band on Network Show

Frank Simon, longtime conductor known for the Armed Band, will lead the U S Navy Band in a worldwide radio broadcast from Washington at 1 p m Saturday on ABC stations. He teaches at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and helped organize the Bandmasters Convention in Middletown 22 years ago. Bennet Chapple Sr aided the effort and honorary members included Mrs Guenheim, a New York philanthropist.

Frank Simon U. S. Navy Washington ABC Simon Philip Sousa Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Middletown Bennet Chapple Armco

Cold snap hits Miami Valley with 20 degree low

Temperatures plummet to around 20 tonight in the Miami Valley, ending any early spring hopes for a day. A high near 40 and tomorrow's warm-up to 42 are forecast with partly cloudy skies. Record lows and past highs noted, including 28 this morning and 41 at 6:30am.

Miami Valley

JA Bowling Saturday Bowl Schedule Set by Association Leader

The Achievers Association of Junior Achievement holds its regular monthly bowling league tomorrow. Girls’ team to bowl at 10 a.m., boys’ team at noon, said executive director Robert McDade.

The Achievers Association of Junior Achievement Robert McDade

Paramount and Strand Film Showings This Weekend

Paramount and Strand theaters schedule multiple classics this Friday and Saturday. Tarzan and The Slave Girl screens at 2:40, 5:10, 7:40 and 10:05 p.m. Golden Twenties plays at 1:30, 4:00, 6:25 and 9:00 p.m. Three Desperate Men appears at Strand 1:15, 3:40, 6:25 and 9:10 p.m. Barbary Pirates shows at 2:20, 4:55, 7:40 and 10:25 p.m. Call Me Mister runs at Colonial 1:15, 2:50, 4:30, 6:20, 8:10 and 10 p.m.

Paramount

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