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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

13

Middletown Introduces Prisoner Cage In Police Cruisers

The first Middletown police cruiser now operates with a metal cage in the rear to hold prisoners and require fewer officers for transport. A steel mesh screen protects the driver and outside locks deter escapes. The cage, built by Ptl. Melford Peyton, may lead to additional cages on three or four more cruisers and could serve as a temporary paddy wagon if needed.

Middletown Secnd Ptl Melford Peyton

Girl Injured as Rocks Damaged Cars in Park

An 11 year old girl sustained minor facial and hand cuts when four boys hurled rocks and roofing from Barnitz Field shelter. A nearby driver reported unknown damage to his car on S Main Street. Another motorist said a piece of lumber struck his vehicle at the Nelbar Street underpass.

Joyce Staten Jefferson Road Barnitz Field William Kidd S. Main St S. Main Street

Auto theft report at Laynecrest Lanes targets Messmore vehicle

Gary Messmore reported a break in at Laynecrest Lanes last night. A camera, watch, engagement and wedding rings, a college textbook and other items valued at 417 dollars were stolen from his auto after a window was broken.

Franklin Gary Messmore John Sr Laynecrest Lanes Messmore

Roosevelt routing approved in Bachmann tract plan

City Commission backed a middle route for Roosevelt Avenue through the Bachmann tract despite a dissenting vote from Miss Mary Lord and an abstention by Joe Lewis who had ties to Roosevelt Development Corp. The approved line, lower in cost than alternatives, ties Rt. 122 near Boylston Street and involves a donated right of way.

Roosevelt Avenue City Commission Breie] Boulevard Ohio 122 Mary Lord Joe Lewis James Curry ,Sr Virgil Clark William Donham City Planning Commission Donham Planning Commission Miss Lod Roosevelt Development Corp Middletown Rt. 122 Cincinnati-Dayton Road Johns Road Marshall Road Miss Lord Boylston Street Grand South Roosevelt Lewis East End H. C. Nutting Co Cincinnati The Nutting Co 14Th Avenue Bresel Boulevard

Judge weighs TV horse race promotion suit with wide impact

Franklin Municipal Court heard Mrs. Moore and the Jones brothers claim a grocery telecast horse race promotion violated contract rules. They allege substitutions and unissued tickets cost $1,000 each. Park N Save Markets and others face breach questions that could affect retailer promos nationwide.

Franklin Municipal Court J. T. Riley Middletown Municipal Court William Moore Page Ave Trenton Moore Kenneth Jones Trenton - Franklin Road Stanley Dayton - Oxford Road Jones Brothers Bradford Walter Schim Park ‘N’ Save Franklin Charles Bradford Park ‘N’ Save Markets Mer Co Chicago Distin-Groceries Ohio Super Foods Roger Turrell Ad- Service Co Bellefontaine Joneses Boyd Tomer Supermart

Strike Halts Warren Highway Project Over Union Dispute

Warren County halted work on the Rt. 63 administration building site after Local 534 AFL-CIO called a strike against non union contractor Middleton Brothers of Mason. 25 workers picketed as county officials announced Middleton Brothers as the lowest bidder at 226 246 dollars for the county jail adjoining administration building project.

Lebanon Warren County Highway Department Here Rt. 63 Vern A. Lewis Middletown Construction and General Laborers Union Afl-Cio Middleton Brothers of Mason Middletons Lewis Middleton Brothers

Fire collapses at Virgin Hall restaurant

A 32 year old from 1508 East St. collapsed in a Virgin Hall restaurant at 2 25 p m on Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway. The person was taken to Middletown Hospital where they were treated and discharged.

Tytus Avenue Verity Parkway Virgin Hall East St Middletown Hospital

City deliberates divider plan on University Boulevard

City commissioners pressed city manager to pursue concrete dividers on new University Boulevard Garfield area to separate right turning traffic from through traffic. Engineers warned the plan is too late as work has begun and would hinder large trucks. Two commissioners urged more study while a third warned against setting a costly precedent for a $10 million roadway loop system. A breakfast meeting with engineers and planners was set for Monday.

University Boulevard Garfield Virgil Clark Kothe University Yankee Joe Lewis Clark Mary Lord Lewis and Clark Monhol Manchester Motor Inn

Red Cross seeks volunteers to sew ditty bags

Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for volunteers to sew ditty bags for wounded American servicemen in Vietnam. Four thousand unfilled bags are planned by Cincinnati area chapters in the Combined Service Territory. Volunteers may sew at chapter houses or at home. materials and directions are provided.

Middletown The American Red Cross Vietnam Cincinnati Area

Lukens Sets Open Houses for Constituents

Rep. Donald E. Lukens announces open houses for constituents this Friday at Miamisburg City Hall Council chamber from 9 to 11 a.m. and Saturday at the Lebanon courthouse basement level courtroom from 9 a.m. to noon.

Donald E. Lukens Lukens Miamisburg Satuday Lebanon

Wheels stolen from 1955 car on Jefferson Road

Millard Pelfrey of 4828 Jefferson Road reported to Butler County deputies that four wheels with tires and hubcaps valued at 140.16 dollars were stolen from his 1955 model car parked in front of his home yesterday afternoon.

Millard Pelfrey Jeffertson Road Butler County Ideputies

Middletown Police Chief Warns Parks Not Safe at Night

Police Chief James R. Howerton told the Middletown Area Young Republicans that city parks are unsafe after dark due to assaults rowdyism drinking and gambling. He cited staffing shortages and population growth, urging more officers and citizen cooperation to restore safety.

Middletown James R. Howerton Howerton Middletown Area Manchester Motor Inn Human Relations Council

Car Stolen From Residence In Butler County

Charles Lee Hall reported his 1954 model car was stolen from behind his home on Navaho Street. Cpl. James Easter noted the trunk and under seat held about $55 worth of tools.

Charles Lee Hall Navaho St Butler County James Easter

Democratic Club Plans Card Party for New Members

Middletown Democratic Club members announced a public card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Nelva Center on Canal Street to recruit new members. Chairman Mrs Louise Jones said tickets will be at the door and players should bring their own cards. Assisting are Mrs Betty Selby Mrs Mary Bendell in publicity and Mrs Lucille Ehrman on refreshments with Mrs Irene Snyder and Mrs Helen Brehm handling tickets.

Middletown Democratic Club Nelva Center Canal Street Louise Jones

Invaders Star to Wed Actress Lynn Loring

Roy Thinnes 29 star of The Invaders will wed actress Lynn Loring 23. They obtained a marriage license Monday and will marry Saturday. They met three years ago at a studio. Judge Mario L Clinco will perform the ceremony at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

Hollywood Roy Thinnes the Invaders Lynn Loring Thinnes Mario L. Clinco Superior Court Beverly Wilshire Hotel

Hamilton Man Quits Long Ride

Hamilton Ohio AP report says Ver non L Leifheit a 48 year old factory worker rode 183 miles of a 2700 mile cross country plan from San Diego to Atlantic City before leg injuries forced an early end after mountains proved too steep and a doctor advised stopping.

Hamilton Ohio Vernon L. Leifheit Leifheit San Ca floYego M razAi di Diego Calif

Ohio servicemen among 134 listed by Pentagon

Two Ohioans, Army Cpl. William C. Freund of Bridgeport and Marine Pfc. Raymond M. Chasser of Euclid, were named among 134 listed by the Pentagon. The report places them in a list tied to a Bresel action, with routes from Roosevelt to Grand.

Washington Army William C. Freund Bridgeport Marine Pfc Raymond M. Chasser Euclid Pentagon University Boulevard Grand Avenue First Avenue U.S Bresel Roosevelt Grand

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