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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1954

Page

2

City water policy stands in Middletown amid annexation talk

Middletown City Commission reaffirmed that water service will not extend to outlying areas under the current contract with Butler County until a March 23 meeting with county officials to discuss a new agreement. The stance followed questions from Arnold Skinner about Coles Road subdivision and contrasted with City Manager Kramer and Chairman Carmody stressing annexation would bring full city services.

City Commission Butler County Arnold Skinner Coles Road City Water Service B. Stiles Howard H. Kramer Commission Francis Carmody Skinner Carmody Butler County Board of Commissioners Buena Vista Middletown Hospital K. H. Gregory Xenia Aeronca Shattle Stevens Avenue Wildwood Subdivision L. A. Waldner Co B. D. Morgan Civil Service American Legion Inland Container Corp Shafer-Neibar McGraw Construction Co Arlington Knolls Development Co Manchester Acres Warren County Beal Subdivision Monroe Middletown Boxing and Wrestling Commission

Middie Fans To Blow Lids At District Semi Final

Middletown basketball fans prepare for the district tournament semi final against Franklin High's Wildcats at the University of Dayton fieldhouse. Boosters Club distributes commemorative toppers while 1500 hats are available to students and local shoppers, signaling a lively, political convention style crowd.

Middletown University of Dayton Middie Middie Magic Boosters Club Roberson’s Sporting Goods Central Middies Franklin High Wildcats Franklin

City Commission Sets 2 PM Meetings for Two Weeks

The Wednesday City Commission will move to 2 p.m. for the next two weeks, March 17 and 24, due to press of other meetings. The change aims to complete work before fall, with the city manager to obtain a full report from the engineering department and arrange a follow up.

City studies traffic flow at four intersections

City Manager Howard H. Kramer presented recommendations from Lt. James Combs head of the traffic bureau to improve channeling at four crossroads. Proposals include repainting lanes at Broad and Yankee and Curtis and Yankee, changing the throat island from white to yellow, erecting new signs at Sutphin Grand Alameda, and major changes at Woodlawn Wicoff Sutphin to reduce signals pending sewer reopening.

City Commission Howard H. Kramer James Combs Traffic Bureau Broad Street Yankee Road Curtis Street Woodlawn Avenue Wicorf Sutphin Streets Sutphin Grand Avenue Alameda Combs Yankee Curtis Sutphin-Grand-Alameda Grand Highland Street Woodlawn-Wicoff-Stuphin

City Enters Pedestrian Safety Race

Middletown officials announced the city will join a National Pedestrian Protection Contest judged by the American Automobile Association. A report form covering accident records legislation enforcement engineering organization school safety and public information has been mailed. Winners will be selected by a national board of judges from cities of similar size. Chief Joseph Blackmore urged adherence to safe walking rules to improve scores and protect lives. The World War II note about France’s locomotive and rail car losses appears as contextual closing.

American Automobile Assn Joseph Blackmore Middletown Blackmore

Chief of Police Conducts First District Meeting

Police Chief Joseph Blackmore opened his first meeting as president of the South western District Sheriff and Police Assn at the Police Club in Springfield. Detective John Fitzgerald served as secretary and treasurer. Clark County Sheriff Arthur Schuman presented an illustrated talk on last year’s Clark County Fair. Brown County Sheriff Dwight Harmer will chair the May 11 meeting in Brown County.

Joseph Blackmore Southwestern District Sheriff and Police Assn Police Club Springfield John Fitzgerald Clark County Arthur Schuman Pat’ Sandie S. Hustead Brown County Dwight Harmer

Boy Lights Closet In $1000 Home Fire

A six year old boy lighting a closet with a match started a fire at 218 Charles Street Capt Howard Gall reports no injuries. The blaze began in a second floor bedroom with only a renter and the boy’s guardian present. Fire crews 1 and 2 contained the flames in about thirty minutes. Building damages totaled 750 and contents 250. ownership is listed as James Ristaneo at 214 Charles Street.

Robert Braun Charles St Howard Gall Gall Braun James Ristaneo

Ohio conservation leader attends Chicago conventions

Frank C. Vail of Franklin will be in Chicago for a busy week at the North American Wildlife Federation and the Izaak Walton League national conventions, representing the Ohio Conservation Congress. He is set to meet with groups including the Wildlife Society, Natural Resources Council of America, Society of American Foresters and the International missions.

Chicago Frank C. Vail Franklin C. Vail North American Wildlife Federation Izaak Walton League Ohio Conservation Congress The Wildlife Society Natural Resources Council of America Society of American Foresters International Missions

Bosses Night Honor To Be Revealed At Middletown Jaycees

Middletown Jaycees host 13th Bosses Night at Manchester Hotel ball room with a surprise life membership to be awarded by President Paul Deger. Dr Alfred P Haake from Buffalo will address Looking Ahead while George Kuehnle delivers the greeting response. Rabbi Emanuel Bennet will give the invocation and four men will be inducted into the Jaycees after a 5:30 social hour.

Middletown Alfred P. Haake General Motors Haake Buffalo N.Y George Kuehnle Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Emanuel Bennett Beth Sholom Walter Evans Jaycees Paul Fochs

Youth Fined Total Of 75 After Fight

Bruce Clements 20 of 1513 Fleming Rd. received a 75 dollar total fine and costs and a 30 day jail sentence suspended on restitution to an injured man. Clements was fined 50 dollars for assault and battery and 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. Lee Pullen of Cincinnati paid 50 dollars and costs for careless driving with 25 dollars suspended. Harold Combs 24 of 430 Vanderveer St. paid 10 dollars and costs for a reduced intoxication charge. other charges against Larkins and Day were dismissed.

Bruce Clements Fleming Rd J. T. Lamb Clements Lee Pullen Cincinnati Harold Combs Vanderveer St Combs David Larkins Sebring Forrest Day Dayvon

At The Movies Paramount and Strand Listings

At The Movies: Paramount shows Go Man Go at 1 45 5 00 8 20 and Long Long Trailer at 3 10 6 30 9 40 Thursday. Knights of the Round Table on Friday. Strand presents From Outer Space at 1 15 4 10 7 05 10 00 and Top Hat at 2 40 5 35 8 30. Golden Blade and Charge a Feather River show on Friday with listed times.

Paramount Knights of the Round Table Outer Space

The King and I Film Planned by 20th Century Fox

Hollywood announces 20th Century Fox will film the Broadway musical The King and I after its 154 week Broadway run.

Hollywood 20Th Century-Fox

VFW Post Opposes Ads Solicitation in Ohio Publication

Middletown VFW Post 3809 commander Glenn South says members voted against backing a promotional ad campaign funded by the Ohio Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars. An ad agency would solicit the ads, but no local benefit to veterans would result. The post prioritizes veterans in Middletown and will not double-endorse solicitation before the May poppy sale.

Middletown VFW Post Ohio Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Glenn South Post VFW South Oe Company

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