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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1956

Page

2

Mayfield tract annexation effort ends over signers short

A Butler County census shows 929 adult freeholders in the 827 acre Mayfield tract as of May 20, with 446 valid signers and 57 on a withdrawal petition. After counting withdrawals, 75 signatures short of the 465 needed, the court will decide Monday at 11.00. Middletown officials indicate no further contest.

Mayfield Butler County Common Pleas Court Donald W. Gose John R. Radabaugh Middletown Fred B. Cramer Cramer Tilmon Ellison Ellison Doris Kronborg City Commission George Hancock Hancock The Coun

Man Admits Involvement In Fatal Hit-Skip Case

Winston De Friece of Fountain City admitted driving the car linked to a March hit-skip that killed Keith Moss of Richmond. De Friece, charged with second degree manslaughter, has been bound over to the May grand jury. Doris Moss, widow of the cyclist, remains seriously ill. police say the motorcycle struck a car after Priece’s auto was struck.

Defriece Prebie County Priece

Man Bound Over For Car Theft In Franklin

Walter Polly, 24, 522 East St., was bound over to the grand jury on a car theft charge after a $2500 bond set by Municipal Judge J. T. Riley. Several others faced fines or suspensions for traffic offenses. some charges were dismissed at defendants' request.

Franklin Walter Polly East St J. T. Riley Freddie Bell Cleveland Willie Wilson Walnut St Wilgus Mays Mohawk St Middletown Lother Lloyd Baker Red Light Leonad Conner Franklin Rt. 1 Yellow Line Dewey Middletown Shartz Rd James Mills Canal St Ed Napier Turner Lane Richard Caldwell Hamilton

Middletown Board of Elections Faces Slow Registration

Registration at the Middletown Board of Elections is described as slow. Through Saturday Middletown totals 13 505 Lemon Township 3 896 Madison Township 1 494. More registrations expected Monday to Wednesday next week with extended hours 9 a m to 9 p m. Those who changed names since November must re register to be eligible.

Middletown Ohio

Foundation Buys Church Manse For New Oxford Home

The Memorial Presbyterian Church sells its Oxford manse to the Westminster Foundation of Ohio for a new Oxford home to be used by university students. Renovations will begin soon, with occupancy planned for August next fall. The sale price was not disclosed. The manse, long called the Coffee Mill House, sits across High Street from Miami University campus.

Oxford Presbyterian Westminster Foundation Memorial Presbyterian Church Westminster Foundation of Ohio Dale Robb Presbyterian University Miami University Western College High Street Miami

Driver Is Fined After Accident

Squire Lammie Bailey yesterday fined Mitchell Lawson 38 of 1807 Pershing Ave 25 dollars and costs 15 suspended for failure to yield right of way after a two car collision on Yankee Road Sunday night. Three persons were slightly injured.

Squire Lammie Bailey Mitchell Lawson Pershing Ave Yankee Road

Middie Fans Eager for Ducats at High School Sale

Police responded to a disturbance in the 100 block of Curtis Street as Middletown High School fans waited for state semi final tickets in Cleveland. Officers advised them to quiet down. sale begins at 7 p.m. at Middletown High School.

Brooklyn Herbert Fawley Coy Hall Curtis Street Cleveland Middletown High School

Middletown High Fans Hope For Ticket Replenishment

Middletown High athletic director Elmo Lingrel says names addresses and payments will be collected from fans unable to buy tickets tonight. He will call tomorrow to try to secure more allotment from the Cleveland arena with tickets expected by Thursday and pickup or refunds arranged at the high school Thursday.

Middletown High Elmo Lingrel Leveland Lingrel

Wreck Leads To Citation In City Traffic Incident

One motorist was cited in court after two city traffic mishaps occurred yesterday. No injuries reported. Elgoley Roberts, 56, was charged with changing lanes after his eastbound car collided with Blanche Buchanan’s eastbound vehicle on 1st Avenue. Damage totaled $100. A separate incident involved a backing dump truck driven by Mitchell Crowder, causing minor damage to a parked auto in an alley behind 1205 Garfield Street.

Polie Elgoley Roberts Gideon Rd Blanche Buchanan Fernwood St 1St Avenue Roberts Mitchell Crowder Garfield St

Hadley to Speak at Taft School Association Meet

Harry Hadley of the Middletown Board of Education will be principal speaker at Taft School Association meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Sixth grade students directed by Miss Bess Mitchell will present vocal selections. A prize for best parent representation and refreshments will follow.

Harry Hadley Middletown Board of Education Taft School Assn Bess Mitchell

Delinquent Tax List Cut As 250 Turn In Payments

Butler County treasurer John W. Wendel reports $20 500 paid toward the $93 038 47 delinquent personal property taxes after notices went out. About 250 of 640 delinquents have paid. remaining may avoid listing by paying before publication and the last week in March. Payments can be made at the Hamilton courthouse or Middletown City Building.

John W. Wendel Butler County Wendel Hamilton Courthouse Middletown

Optimists Plan Speech Contest at Manchester Hotel

Four Middletown Junior Optimist Club members will present five minute orations on Freedom Our Most Precious Heritage at the club meeting. Contestants Dale Cole Tom Hall John Armstrong and David Stitt are from Lemon Monroe High School and Mayfield School under sponsor coaches. The winner advances to the district event on April 7 per Rev Francis Blair.

Middletown Optimist Optimst Club Manchester Hotel Dale Cole Tom Hall John Armstrong Lemon-Monroe High School David Stitt Mayfield School Optimist Club Francis Blair

Movie Schedules At The Paramount Strands And Dixie

Listings show Paramount theater runs Three Stripes in the Sun at 1 15 4 45 and 8 15 p m The Last Hunt at 2 40 6 15 and 9 50 p m Strand offers All That Heaven Allows at 1 30 4 20 7 10 and 10 00 p m Killer s Kiss at 3 00 5 55 and 8 45 p m Colonial presents Thieves Highway at 1 15 4 40 and 8 25 p m Nightmare Alley at 2 40 6 15 and 9 50 p m In Dixie Cruise In Tuesday Saskatchewan at 7 20 and 10 50 p m Bob Mathias Story at 9 20 p m The note adds a population trend comparing suburban growth 278 percent versus 3 8 percent in major cities.

Paramount Dixie Cruise Saskatchewan Bob Mathias

Bahai Groups To Meet Tonight In Cincinnati

Middletown Baha i group joins Cincinnati Baha i members for Naw Ruz observance as the Baha i New Year. The National Assembly marks the year 113 of the dispensation. Farhang Javid of Spencer Lane will speak at the dinner at the Manse Hotel in Cincinnati.

Middletown Cincinnati Naw-Ruz National Assembly Farhang Javid Spencer Lane Manse Hotel

Middletonian Wins Esslinger Award at University of Cincinnati

James R. Myers son of Mr and Mrs Edward F Myers 719 Charles St receives the Esslinger Award from the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Society for Metals for outstanding senior in metallurgical engineering at the University of Cincinnati He is a 1951 Middletown High School graduate and works at Armco research labs in the university cooperative study program.

James R. Myers Edward F. Myers Charles St Esslinger Cincinnati American Society For Metals University of Cincinnati Myers Middletown High School Armco

Spring Band Concert Planned For Thursday

The Lemon Monroe High School Spring Band Concert, postponed by last Friday's snow, will be held Thursday in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Directed by Paul Morrow and Paul Bell.

Lemon- Monroe High School Paul Morrow Paul Bell

Hot topic letter incident ends with false alarm

An elderly man tried to mail a letter in a fire alarm box at Garfield Street and Woodlawn Avenue last night. Fire crews from Companies 1 and 3 responded at 9 40 p m after a pedestrian reported the box was used for mailing. The man fled before firefighters arrived. the mail box sits across from the fire box.

Garfield Street Woodlawn Avenue

Mercy Hospital Plans 80-Bed Wing in TIFFIN

In TIFFIN Ohio Mercy Hospital will add an 80 bed five level wing this year funded by an estimated cost of $999 000. Sister M Gabriel supervisor of the hospital confirms the project.

Tiffin Ohio Mercy Hospital Sisters of Mercy M. Gabriel

Increase In Pay Voted For Franklin Teachers

Franklin school board approves new teacher salary schedule to align with the state foundation program. Increases, based on experience and training, range from 100 to 500 dollars annually for most district teachers, effective September. April 23 set for bids on junior high equipment.

Franklin Board of Education State School Foundation R. A. Justice Franklin High School Edith Chenoweth Anthony Wayne

Warm Iowa Returns To Good Old Days

Des Moines observers note winters have softened since the 1955 56 season described as the coldest in Iowa in two decades. Historical comparisons show eight harsher winters in the 1880s and 1890s, six colder between 1900 and 1920, one each in the 1920s and 1930s, and none in the 1940s.

Iowa Des Moines Jack Riley Des Moines Weather Bureau

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