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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1961

Page

2

Water Service OK'd for Blue Ball Area in Warren County

Warren County Commissioners authorized Middletown water service to the Blue Ball area as outlined in October petitions. A public meeting is set for March 22 at the Blue Ball Presbyterian Church to discuss terms and financing. The plan calls Middletown to engineer, supervise, inspect, and bill, with rates about 1.50 per month per 2500 gallons or 4.50 per 7500 gallons quarterly. About 175 of 220 potential customers signed petitions favoring special assessment financing.

Warren County Middletown Blue Ball Area Cecil Linkous Robert South Vern Simpson Blue Ball Water Association Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Manchester Road Butler County

Three Franklin Residents Injured in U S 25 Collision

Three Franklin residents were injured when two cars collided just north of Franklin over the Montgomery County line on old U S 25. Clemie Lakes, 22, was cited for changing course of travel and operating license issues. In Lakes car James Abney, 21, suffered facial and ear injuries. Lakes received head injuries. Paul Pearson, 20, was treated for facial and chest injuries after the crash. Both cars’ front ends were demolished and all injured were treated at Middletown Hospital.

Franklin U.S. 25 Montgomery County Clemie Lakes Paul Pearson Roberts Lakes James Abney Pearson Middletown Hospital

Warmoth Elected Commander of Cooties Post

Samuel Warmoth Jr. was elected commander of the Military Order of Cooties, succeeding Wayne Smith, at VFW Post 3809. Other officers named include Charles Flam as senior vice commander, Orman Elam as junior vice commander, Louis Warmoth as quartermaster, Frank Brant as judge advocate, Strates Demostenes as surgeon, and Hobart Hopper as chaplain and PR officer.

Samuel Warmoth Jr Military Order of Cooties Wayne Smith Cooties VFW Charles Flam Orman Elam Louis Warmoth Frank Brant Strates Demostenes Hobart Hopper Robert Armbruster Frank Walner Smith John Sparks Jr Paul Miller Hopper Sparks Ollie Chapman

Safety Record Broken Franklin Driver Dies Of Injuries

Mrs. Shelby Jean Ball, 22, of 135 E Fifth St Franklin, dies at Middletown Hospital from injuries after a wet pavement crash on S Main Street. Her 1960 convertible left control, struck a pole, and pinned her under the dashboard. First Franklin traffic fatality in 2 1/2 years. Survivors include her mother Mrs Rena Phelps. Funeral arrangements are pending at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown.

Shelby Jean Ball E. Fifth St. Franklin Middletown Hospital S. Main Street Laursgay Franklin Main Street South Point John Arpp Germantown

Deaths And Funerals Mother Of Funeral Director Here Succumbs

Mrs. Lee Riggs 82 mother of funeral director Eston C. Riggs died at 11 40 am yesterday at her son's home 3111 Grand Ave. Born and raised in Alma West Virginia she lived there until moving to her son's home six weeks ago She was Alma Methodist Church treasurer since 1903 and a member of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Her husband Emery E died in 1950 Funeral Home hours tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm Furbee Funeral Home Alma West Virginia Monday afternoon and evening.

Lee Riggs Eston C. Riggs Grand Ave Riggs Alma W. Va Alma Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Church Emery E

Alma church services for late resident held Tuesday

Surviving are Eston C. son, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Alma Methodist Church with Reverends Wells and Pollen officiating. Burial in Beachwood Cemetery Alma. Friends may call at the Riggs.

Eston C Alma Methodist Church Raymond Wells Raymond Pollen Beachwood Cemetery Alma Riggs

Charles Jennings Services Held for Germantown Man

Charles Jennings 66 of Germantown Route 1 dies at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at the Church at Mayfield with Rev. Frank Sward officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and at the church after Monday noon.

Charles Jennings Germantown

Miss Madge J services 2 p m Monday

Miss Madge J 36, 404 Chase Ave, will have services at 2 p m Monday at Zettler. Friends and relatives are invited to attend and participate in the arrangements.

Madge J Chase Ave Zettler

Police Briefs Report Lost Billfold in Franklin

JOSEPH CHANEY age 20 of Ellen ridge Drive Franklin reports a lost billfold containing $50 and papers near N Clinton Street.

Joseph Chaney Ellenridge Drive Franklin N. Clinton Street

Dayton man claims antique pistol stolen at 900 Club

Newell Ray of Dayton told police a 38 caliber revolver, an antique he planned to sell, was taken from his coat pocket at the 900 Club on West Central Avenue.

Newell Ray Dayton 900 Club W. Central Avenue

Break-in Reported at Gillen Crow Pharmacy

Police say a young Negro boy broke into the Gillen Crow pharmacy at Yankee Road and Fourth Street. Nothing was taken and the boy fled the scene.

Gillen- Crow Yankee Road Fourth Street

Three car crash on Charles Street leaves one total loss

Two injured needed hospital care after a three car crash on Charles Street near Flemming Road. George Berkley 35 and John L Sullivan were treated for injuries. Berkley cited for driving left of center. Vehicle owned by Consolidated Inc suffered total loss. parked car belonging to Lonnie V Hatfield also damaged. Two minor accidents followed with one citation.

Charles Street Flemming Road George Berkley Judy Dr John L. Sullivan Clark St Berkley Sullivan Consolidated, Inc Central Ave Lonnie V. Hatfield Wilson Cincinnati Robert FE. Inderhees Woodlawn Avenue Donald Hedges Cleveland St Glenna M. Moore Monroe St Garnet N. Meador Monroe Box Moore Sutphin Street Woodlawn Meador

Roosevelt Pupils With High Exhibit Ratings Win

Forty seven Roosevelt Junior High students earned superior ratings for science exhibits judged yesterday. Notable pupils include Steve Schnedler Beth Johnson Joe Baker Dick Gustavson Bob Ziegler Helen Sarris Elaine Davis Corky Cordray Rick Glass Mike Bessel Mike Croak Terry Lawson Stanton Miller David Lockmeyer Karen Schrock Lynne Withey Beverly Selby Chuck Johnson Keith Geckler Jay Goodman Kenneth Hobbs John Whitehurst Randy Bendure Walter Crenshaw John Hofmann Gus Pantel Steven Tutt Jim Jones Celia Besse Ron Short Dick Palmer Janet Noble Bruce Franz Jim Barnett Diana Jamison Dan Bremer Cathy Little Pam Goetz Barbara Siegel Peggy Verity James Herr Rick Waxweiler Susan Welsh Julie David Tewel Bruce Nerenberg

Roosevelt Junior High School Steve Schnedler Beth Johnson Joe Baker Dick Gustavson Bob Ziegler Helen Sarris Elaine Davis Roger Lambert Randy Bendure Walter Crenshaw John F. Hofmann Gus Pantel Steven Tutt Jim Jones Celia Besse Ron Short Dick Palmer Janet Noble Bruce Franz Jim Barnett Diana Jamison Dan Bremer Cathy Little Pam Goetz Barbara J. Siegel Peggy W. Verity James Herr Rick Waxweiler Susan Welsh Julie David Tewel Bruce Nerenberg

Two Speakers Set For Trenton PTA Meeting

Gene Reddant of Butler County superintendent's office and P F Johnson of the Ohio State Employment office will discuss After Education, What at the Trenton PTA meeting next Tuesday at 8 p.m. The event is at Trenton Elementary School.

Gene Reddant Butler County Superintendent's Office P.F. Johnson Ohio State Employemnt Trenton Pta Trenton

Railroad career was really hobby in Middletown retiree

Arthur E. Hogan, 65, retires after 37 years with the New York Central System all in Middletown. He began Aug 21 1923 and ends as local NYC chief ticket clerk for eight years. A St Helens Kentucky native, Hogan lived at 304 North Main Street with his wife. He plans fishing in retirement. He served in the World War I medical corps and remains a member of the American Legion.

Paul Sullivan Arthur E. Hogan Hogan New York Central System Middletown N. Main St St. Helens Kentucky NYC American Legion

Red Cross Drive Reaches $10116 in Donations

The Red Cross drive reported $10,116.22 in receipts toward a $39,000 goal with eight divisions totals led by Industrial at $6,061. Other divisions posted smaller amounts such as retail $386.55 and transportation $412 while Clearcreek Franklin townships $445.46 and Madison Lemon townships $640.68 contributed. First quota achievers include Cin cinnati Gas & Electric and Armco Drainage & Metal Products in Industrial and Zee Tool and Die Co. plus Mag node Products in Lemon Madison.

Red Cross Industrial Lemon and Madison Townships Charlies Andreotta Cincinnati Gas & Electric Armco Drainage & Metal Products Inc Lemon and Madison Township Wade Ex William Oliver Zee Tool and Die Co., Inc Magnode Products, Inc Clearcreek Franklin Madison and Lemon

Chapter open house eyed as annual safety film shown

In addition to Dorive reports, division chairmen discussed a safety film Mouth to Mouth Breathing shown during the chapter's first public open house March 5. The film has been booked for Middletown organizations at least three times weekly since its purchase in November 1960, Dale Constiner suggested making the event an annual affair.

Dorive Middletown Dale Constiner Open House

Top Wildwood Exhibits Picked At School Science Fair

Eleven Wildwood School students earned superior ratings at the annual science fair held yesterday. Winners include Linda Dennis James Glasgow Carla Frechette Jenny Cox Eric Young Bobby Long Bruce i Hollenbaugh Jeanette Moore Jenny Peck Trudy Weather wax and Debbie Miller. Fourth to sixth graders competed. The event serves as a qualifier for the area wide science awards.

Wildwood School Marion McEvoy Linda Dennis James Glasgow Carla Frechette Jenny Cox Eric Young Bobby Long Bruce i.Hollenbaugh Jeanette Moore Jenny Peck Trudy Weatherwax Debbie Miller

Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court

Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati include Jeralyn C Strickler of 864 Kingston Drive Hamilton secretary with 3699 debts and 600 assets and Donna Bowling of 826 Minor Ave Hamilton secretary with 3940 debts and 1600 assets.

U.S. District Court Cincinnati Jéralyn C. Strickler Kingston Drive Hamilton Donna Bowling Minor Ave

Thieves Strike Union Sanitary Cleaners Safe

A safe theft at Union Sanitary Cleaners and Launderers on Central Avenue netted about $800, with $600 in cash and checks plus records. The back window was broken and the front safe moved out through the window on a dolly. A separate break-in at French Bauer Co. yielded an empty cash register. Another break-in occurred at Airport Inn. investigators had not completed the inquiry.

Union Sanitary Cleaners & Launderers, Inc Central Ave J. Earl Egelston Egelston Bauer Co Germantown Road Garland Ely Ely Airport Inn

Stolen Bus Recovered After Wild Drive Through Richmond

A Alameda- Contra Costa transit district bus vanished during a driver coffee break, then reappeared four miles away. Investigators traced the rogue vehicle and recovered it at the bus barn, after which officials lamented the recently completed paint job.

Richmond Calif Don Potter

Hulan Jack Declares Poverty After Ouster

Hulan E Jack once the highest ranking Negro official in the nation says he is broke after being ousted from his Manhattan borough president post. He filed an appeal as a poor person claiming total lack of funds and employment following a Jan 16 suspended sentence for conflict of interest violations and conspiracy to conceal them.

NEW York Hulan E Jack Jack Manhattan

France Rebuilds Five Thousand Bridges Since World War II

France has reconstructed about five thousand bridges damaged or destroyed during World War II. The effort, spanning decades, reflects broad national reconstruction and modernization programs.

France

Jamestown Driver Fined In Franklin

Franklin judge fined Delmos Davis of Jamestown 100 dollars plus costs for driving under the influence. Davis, jailed three days and given a one year license suspension after arrest on Union Road. Other fines listed include Bruce Lewis for failure to yield and Donald Coffey for reckless operation. several bonds forfeited for similar offenses.

Franklin — Delmos Davis Jamestown Ohio J. T. Riley Davis Union Road Bruce Lewis Mentz Road Burnett Rayner Dayton J. C. Abrams Franklin Rt Donald Coffey Park Ave

Man Bound On Charge Of Embezzlement

Whitt bound to Butler County grand jury by Municipal Judge J T Lamb after bond set at 1000 dollars. Woman testifies she gave Whitt 1956 dollars to cover her son Frank Hummel legal costs. Frank Hummel previously fined for drunken driving, with license suspended for life and 30 days in jail.

Butler County J. T. Lamb Whitt Eter Hummel Manchester Road Peter Hummel Frank Frank Hummel

Fined motorists face multiple charges on Rt 4

James O Shields 41 and Ian Garfield Sr were cited for speeding 70 in a 50 mph zone on Rt 4 March 3. Shields was also arrested on bench warrants for failure to pay a 16 dollar fine for improper lights and failure to appear in court on a speeding charge.

James 0. Shields Ian Garfield Sr Shields

Trenton Knothole Club Dance Tonight at Armory

A fund raising dance for the Trenton Knothole Club will be held at the Armory on S Vaca Street tonight. Music will be provided by the Bob Hannah Orchestra with dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Trenton Armory S. Vaca Street Bob Hannah

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