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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1955

Page

2

Middletown Officer Convicted of Buying Stolen Guns

Lan don Webb a 13 year Middletown Police veteran was found guilty by a Common Pleas Court jury of buying two shotguns knowing they were stolen from Clark's sporting goods in Hamilton. He vows to appeal with his lawyers seeking a new trial. sentencing set for a later date.

Landon Webb Middletown Common Pleas Court Webb Garfield St Robert Hillbrand Seven Mile County Fair Board Fred B. Cramer Joseph Blackmore The Journal Andy Bates Florida Clark Hamilton Edward H. Dell Paul Baden Police Department Dell Roy Crout Fosdick Daniel Pelfrey David Roby Commonwealth Loan Co Andy Botos Botos Longview State Hospital Ohio Jackson Bosch Herbert Walsh

Settlement Averts Shartle Strike Here

Settlement of a wage contract between Local 1850 Machinists Union AFL and Shartle Bros Machinery Division of Black Clawson Co averted a strike. Union members about 230 will share an eight cent hourly wage increase plus lunch and vacation-pay adjustments. Negotiations extended into the small hours with praise for union committee members.

Machinists Union AFL Shartle Bros. Machinery Division Black Clawson Co Donald Harbron Jack Loudon Harry W. Martin Shartie

Wreck Damage Is Estimated At 25 Cents

A collision at Garfield Street and York Avenue left Margie Davis’s taillight damaged for 25 cents while Louise Dishman’s car sustained $90 in damage. Davis was turning into a service station when an unknown vehicle passed, leading to a rear-end impact at 7 06 p.m.

Garfield Street York Avenue Margie Davis 18Th Ave Louise E. Dishman Glenn Ave Davis Dishman

Freight car hits sewer compressor on Water Street

A New York Central freight train with about 30 cars struck a sewer construction compressor on Water Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues early today. Police say the compressor tank was damaged in the mishap.

New York Central Railroad Water Street 1St 2Nd Avenues

Automobile collision at Point Drive In injures two owners

A parked car owned by John Spence and a hacked vehicle driven by Free land Back collided at 11 12 p m at the Point Drive In intersection of Tytus Avenue and Enoch Drive. Damage totaled 75 dollars.

John Spence Pearl St Freeland Back Arcadia Dr Point Drive-In Tytus Avenue Enoch Drive

At The Movies Weekend Showtimes

Friday and Saturday listings include Footsteps In the Fog at 1 30 4 30 7 10 and 10 00 p.m. Apache Am bush shows at 3 05 5 50 and 8 45 p.m. Colonial offers To Hell and Back at 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 35 and 9 40 p.m. Dixie Cruise In features Flying Tigers 8 40 p.m. and Desperate Search 7 00 and 10 25 p.m.

Hell Dixie Cruise Flying Tigers

Careless Operation Draws Fines In Municipal Court

Judge J T Lamb disposed of a large load of traffic cases in Municipal Court. Fines of 50 dollars and costs were levied against Benjamin Lambert Jessie Keller and Odell Jackson for careless driving with four traffic school sessions ordered. Half fines suspended for Keller and Jackson. Multiple speeding fines followed with varying amounts and traffic school requirements. Several defendants had licenses suspended and others faced fines for various violations. One case involving Oran Skelton was dismissed on request.

J. T. Lamb Benjamin Lambert Manchester Ave Jessie Keller Andrews St Odell Jackson 8Th Ave Keller Jackson U S. Verity Parkway William Taylor Navaho St Richard Shockey Aeronca Franklin Risen Jewel Ave Lloyd Wallenwebber Hamilon Raymond Butterfield West Middletown Rt Charles R. Combs Woodlawn Ave Lloyd Miller Sierra’ Rd Carolyn Davis Lebanon Rt Robert Beatty Crawford St Goodloe Combs Locust St Clyde West Well Rd Lawrence Cornett Farmersville Rt Mary Wolf West Middletown Rt Paul Stubbs Jefferson Rd Edward Ginter Barnitz St George Holt S. Main St William Gay Ellen Ridge Franklin Robert Rossman W. St. St. Franklin Harry Nuss Sterling Cockerham Elizabeth Ryan Logan Ave Willard Knight Tytus Ave Robert Blevins West Middletown Bill McCall Garfield St James Stauder Central Ave Lamb John Allison Hamilton Wayman B. Holeman Walnut St Donald Adams Wilbraham Rd Earl Byrd Burton Rd Thomas Helsinger Excello Robert Combs Sycamore Bill Pelfrey Grand Ave Charles Chapman Germantown Rt. 1 Charles Haney Baltimore George Linardos John McCormick Dayton Jack DeNeene Hamilton Rt. 2 Leo Derkson Gideon Rd Joseph H. Schneider Steve Fishbaugh Ellen Dr George Walty Short St Jewell Winkle Forrest Ave Oran Skelton Evansville Ind Earl Swain

Paul Wells Seeks Caution on Sewer Tax Costs

Paul Wells urges Middletown voters to demand full cost disclosure on sewer service charges, warning that taxes could rise 22 to 56 percent. He questions rapid progress promises and calls for a sober cost review to keep development affordable for taxpayers.

Radar Speed Trap Catches 22 Autos

Officers operating the city radar speed control unit cited 22 motorists to Traffic Court for speeding on S Main Street below 14th Avenue. Speeds ranged from 48 to 61 mph from 4 to 5 45 p m. One anti noise ordinance citation was also issued. Patrolmen Paul Judd and Robert Walton operated the radar unit.

S. Main Street 14Th Avenue Paul Judd Robert Walton

Daytonian Guilty In Holdup Death

William Camp, 20, is found guilty of first degree murder in the abortive January 29 holdup at a Dayton grocery. Proprietor Fred Laghner, 69, was killed. Camp faces sentencing Monday in Common Pleas Court before Judge Calvin Crawford.

Dayton Ohio William Camp Common Pleas Calvin Crawford Camp Fred Laghner

Montreal City Ranks Second Largest French Speaking Locale

Montreal Canada with a million inhabitants is identified as the second largest French speaking city in the world by the National Geographic Society.

Montreal Canada National Geographic Society

Junior Achievers Sell Stock in Greene & Ladd Market

The Middletown Junior Achievement project at Greene & Ladd marks a successful second year as 16 firms led by Air Raiders close out 20 share sales in just over an hour. Local officials and business leaders observe the event with praise for its educational value and profitability.

Greene & Ladd Stock Exchange Air Raiders Kidgs Middletown Ohio City Harry T. Greene Dayton C. Kenneth Smith Cincinnati Bache & Co Henry Woods

Girl Scout Dance Shop Starts Soon

Registration ends Monday for two Girl Scout programs. A Wednesday 9 30 to 2 30 song and dance workshop for Brownie leaders and an intermediate session on Wednesday November 16. Basic leadership training runs 7 to 10 p.m. on November 7 10 15 17 22 29 and December 1 at the Girl Scout clubroom Civic Association with Mrs. W F Johnston and Miss Margaret Bailey directing.

Mavis Beltz Hamilton W. F. Johnston Margaret Bailey Girl Scout Civic Association

Absentee Ballots Totals Reported in City and Townships

Absentee ballot applications totaled 93 in Middletown city, 17 in Lemon Township, and six in Madison Township. Eighty-two civilians, four disabled residents, and seven servicemen requested ballots. Servicemen must apply by noon tomorrow. ballots return by election day. Civilian ballots due by noon today.

Middletown Lemon Township Madisson Township

Spinning Wheel Oxford Landmark to be Razed

The Spinning Wheel, a historic Oxford building dating to 1827 opposite the town hall, will be torn down after condemnation by the state fire marshal. Owners Ernest Myers Joseph Wespiser and Verlin L Pulley invited best offers from free or for sale ads. The site once housed a relic museum and earlier hosted Miami University students.

Oxford Ernest Myers Joseph Wespiser Verlin L. Pulley Mary Hughes William Holmes McGuffey McGuffey Miami University

Knights of Pythias Member Appointed to Safety Council Board

Patrolman Larry White named as representative of the Knights of Pythias to the Middletown Safety Council Board of Controls. Paul Wilson, safety director, cites White’s outstanding contributions to community safety in the area.

Larry White The Knights of Pythias Middletown Safety Council Board of Controls Paul Wilson Wilson

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Rive London Buster Sam Bartel Centag, Ave Lo A America Paramount E. Fourth St Federal Saving & Loan Insurance Corporation Paul Wells Daytonian Iona Blevins Francis Carmody W. K. Robinson Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co M. G. McCall Robert J. Brown Safety Council Board K of C Jantzen Jantzen Orlon Walkers Cpl
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