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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1955

Page

2

Four Students Lead District Scholarship Test Results

Middletown district students excel at Miami University with Roosevelt Junior High sweeping Algebra I first place in both large high school and all district divisions. Elizabeth Gould tops English I, Jim Spindler wins English III, and Janet Martin takes both French I firsts. State results await computation.

Middletown High Ronald Agronin Mike McLaughlin Marilyn Burdge Nancy Adams David Bessel Marisue Boyle Robert Brumfield Carol Burns Nancy Cunningham Emilie Doring Louis Fee Joe Hackett Richard Hancock Richard Henry Tom Hopkins Wesley Jones Donald L’amoureux Marlin Leffler Betsy Little Peggy Mann Barry Mathis Linda McGraw Jack McLawie Pat Palmer James Peirce Robert Selby Bert Sheard Eileen Taylor Mary Anne Weikel Bill Walter Roosevelt Junior High Barbara Coffman Sanda McGonigle Jim Shull Susan Mills Fenwick High Kathie Herr Mark Daley Louise Cassidy Alfredo Klingensmith Rebecca Yarber Derry Derivan Carol Enright John Dorenbusch Algeba I Richard Daly

Acquitted Miller Faces Second Trial in Ohio Case

In Preble County, Carl Miller waits for a second degree murder trial date after an acquittal on charges tied to the death of Lee T. Veach in a prior shooting. Jurors found him not guilty, citing self defense amid a confrontation at Miller’s estranged wife’s home. Judge Kiracofe expected to set a new start within a month.

Miller Leona Hacker Tipp City Veach U. S. 40 Here

Emergency Unit Aids Woman and Child After Falls

Fire Department emergency unit aided a 54 year old woman with heart trouble, Clara er of 1301 Sycamore St, admitted to Middletown Hospital after 11 19 a m near Central Ave and Broad St. Baker's ambulance transported her. A six year old boy John D Clark suffered a head cut and was taken to a doctor by his mother after a fall at 1907 Arlington Ave.

Middletown Hospital Claraer Sycamore St Central Avenue Broad Street Baker’s Ambulance John D. Clark Arlington Ave

Mayfield Royalty to be Named Tonight at School Frolic

Eighth grade students at Mayfield School will be crowned king and queen for the evening based on the most ticket returns. The event begins at 7 30 p m in the school gym with attendants named for runners up. A 50 50 dance refreshments and door prizes are part of the frolic.

Mayfield School

Radio Set Kept On Ice For Eight Years

Army Signal Corps reports a radio set left in the Antarctic for eight years has been returned to FT. MONMOUTH N J in perfect working order. It was recovered by an engineer aboard the Navy icebreaker Atka during the recent polar expedition.

FT. Monmouth N.J. W Army Signal Corps Antarctic Navy Atka

Lions Name Russ Stabler New President

Russell Stabler civil engineer and former assistant city engineer was elected president of the Middletown Lions Club. He will succeed Dr. Ralph Parmenter with James Finley as first vice president and a slate including Homer Weikkel, Robert Gade, Douglas McCabe, Melvin Miller, Jack Hose, Arthur Learne, Warren Pence, Dale Meese, and Dr. Joseph Peil. Nine Lions plan to attend the state convention in Dayton with Parmenter, Stabler, Tutt, Fenton, Graff, Long, Mack, Barnard, and Miles. Long will speak at a convention session.

Russell Stabler Middletown Joseph Peil Lions Dayton Parmenter Stabler Sam Tutt Tom Fenton Ernie Graff Bill Long Gene Mack Bob Barnard Ray Miles Long

Adventists Name Two To Youth Parley

Miss Maxine Jones and Miss Lillian Hall of Middletown Seventh Day Adventist Church will represent their church at a youth congress in Cleveland in June. They join over 2,500 delegates and 4,000 visitors from multiple states and the District of Columbia. Activities include education and career clinics panel discussions on moral issues youth outreach workshops and Pathfinders drills. The event features a live international radio broadcast and speakers from Adventist headquarters in Washington.

Maxine Jones Leslie Jones Sheffield St Lillian Hall William Hall Manhattan Ave Middletown Seventh-Day Adventist Church Cleveland Pathfinders Adventist Youth Organization American Scout Organizations Washington, D.C

Police Briefs: Trespass Warrant Arrest of Evan Warnock

Evan Warnock, 44, of Franklin Rt. 1, was arrested yesterday on a trespassing warrant. Walter Rumble reported at 1701 Taylor Ave. that a rock shattered his car windshield.

Evan Warnock Franklin Rt. 1 Walter Rumble Taylor Ave

Exam Scheduled New Police Eligibility List Drawn

The city announces a new civil service exam for police patrolmen after the current list becomes invalid leaving two vacancies. Applications accepted until noon June 4 with exam at Middletown High School Room 109 at 7 p.m. June 6.

Division of Police Civil Service Commission Howard Kramer Middletown High School

Suspect Makes $35,000 Bond At Greenville

Rollie Eve, 37, charged with second degree murder in the fatal shooting of Melvin Smelser, 28, in Greenville last Saturday night. Eve posted $35,000 bond and pleads innocent at a preliminary hearing. The shooting occurred at 520 Gray Ave. He had wounded wife Arlene Eve, 35, who is recovering. Prosecutor How ard Eley says the case will go to the Darke County grand jury called for May 25. The couple has six children.

Rollie Eve Middletown Melvin Keno) Smelser Greenville Darke County Howard G. Eley Eve Gray Ave

Scout Supper Set by Mound Builders Council

The annual recognition supper for the Mound Builders Area Council of Boy Scouts of America will be held next Thursday at 6 29 p m in the Lebanon High School cafeteria. Reservations are 1 50 per plate and can be made at the Boy Scout office in the Civic Association building. Al Hardy leads overall arrangements with J Stuart Tattershall coordinating Franklin area planning. Speakers will be announced later. Scientists have recently learned to make rubber that duplicates nature’s product.

Mound Builders Area Council Boy Scouts of America Richard Scheid Lebanon High School Boy Scout Civic Association al Hardy J. Stuart Tattershall Franklin Scheid

McGraw Wins Campbell Soup Plant Contract at Napoleon

McGraw Construction Co of Middletown was awarded the contract to build a year round Campbell Soup Co plant in Napoleon Ohio on a 370 acre site. The project includes water treatment, cafeteria, offices, warehouses and a full can manufacturing department with completion set for late 1956 and employment for 1800 to 2000 workers.

McGraw Construction Co Middletown Campbell Soup Co Napoleon Ohio Philadelphia Dodge

At The Movies Paramount 7 and Strand Showings

Paramount 7 offers Run for Cover Jungle Maneater with showings at 1 15, 4 10, 7 00 and 9 40 p m on Friday and Saturday Jungle Maneater plays at 2 50, 5 30 and 8 50 p m The Strand shows Killer Ape at 1 30, 4 50 and 8 20 p m Hell and High Water at 2 50, 6 15 and 9 35 p m Friday Then Killer Ape 1 15, 5 00 and 8 30 p m Hell and High Water 2 30, 6 20 and 9 45 p m Saturday.

Paramount

Gardner Board Reelects Officials At Annual Meeting

The Gardner Board & Carton Co reenacted all officers and directors at its annual shareholders and directors meeting. E. T. Gardner was named chairman, Colin Gardner president, and several officers across manufacturing, carton sales, board sales, and administration were renamed. A 1954 sales report shows slight gains over 1953, with 1955 projected to rise about four percent.

Gardner Board & Carton Co E. T. Gardner Colin Gardner E. T. Gardner Jr Colin Gardner III W. E. Sooy R. B. Gardner Bruce W. Manontin Ames Gardner Carton W. E. Gardner Floyd W. Lockard Aan R. L Ar C. Brosius Calvin F. Lloyd D. R. Arnold E. Gardner A. R. Harvey C. H. Avery C. Chester Guy G. Carson Ellis Gardner

MU's Mother of the Year Becomes a Mother

Mrs. Ronald C. Kern, wife of Miami University speech professor, gave birth to a 7 pound 9 ounce baby boy at Mercy Hospital Hamilton late last night. The newborn, named Richard Ronald, makes Kern a mother at last after being selected campus Mother for the Day activities.

Oxford Miami University Ronald C. Kern Mercy Hospital Hamilton Kern Miami Campus Newsparr Richard Ronald

Schenck Pushes ARDC Return to Dayton Alive in Bill

Rep. Paul Schenck of Dayton backs an amendment to the defense appropriations bill to allow a transfer of the Air Research and Development Command back to Dayton from Baltimore. The amendment directs that such a move be considered by the Armed Forces Committee, opposing the current allocation that blocks moving major facilities without committee justification. The ARDC was moved from Dayton to Baltimore years ago, but supporters say Dayton and Wright-Patterson Field would improve efficiency and national interest.

Paul] Schenck Dayton Baltimore Air Research and Development Command Delaware Defense House Schenck Wright-Patterson Field

Man Must Serve Fine For Taking Copper Wire

Russell Fox, 26, of 3013 Ottawa St., was fined $10 and costs on petit larceny and trespassing in a local court. Unable to pay, he was ordered to serve the fines in Butler County Jail. A 30 day larceny sentence was suspended. Fox pleaded not guilty to larceny and guilty to trespassing. Complainant Herber Laymon, 3217 Omaha St., said Fox stole copper wire and sold it to a Middletown scrap dealer. trespass was also charged.

Russell Fox Ottawa St Squire Lammie Bailey Fox Butler County Squire Bailey Herber Layman Omaha St Middletown Laymon

Armco Permit Sets Record At Steel Plant Upgrade

Armco engineers describe a second story furnace feed system for a No 2 open hearth shop with rail fed materials on the first floor and elevated charging cars delivering to furnace ports on the second floor. The design aims for orderly ingot production and is expected to boost Armco capacity by about 7 percent across plants.

Armco Bulding

Robert Renk Initiated in IOOF Initiatory Work

The IOOF conferred the initiatory degree on Robert L. Renk last night with Ralph Morgan presiding. A class of candidates will receive the lodge's first degree initiation next Thursday night.

IOOF Robert L. Renk Ralph Morgan

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