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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1956

Page

2

Reiff seeks full recount in Butler County race

Democratic incumbent Arthur Reiff filed for a recount of all 198 precincts in Butler County with the Board of Elections. USD 10 per precinct deposit required. funds raised by supporters. If opponents waive, recount can start immediately. otherwise waits up to 10 days for start.

Arthur Reiff Butler County Board of Commissioners Board of Election Butterfty Ross H. Snyder Middletown Martin A. Ling, Jr Reiff Richard Koehler Hamilton Board of Elections R. B. Wilkerson Koehler Couj Snyder Middie Selection Board Wilkerson

Auto Crash on U S 25 Injures Four Near Franklin

A headon collision on U S 25 north of Franklin injures two drivers and two passengers. Lance Caudill 18 of Middletown and Wiley Severt 30 of Miamisburg were treated and released. Deborah Severt three years old suffered a mild concussion ear injury and was released. Robert L Charles 17 of Middletown received scalp lacera tions and forehead abrasions. Estimated damage about 500 per vehicle.

U.S. 25 Franklin Lance Caudill South Ave Wiley Severt Miamisburg Middletown Hospital Severt Deborah Caudill Robert L. Charles Ellen Cova

Yale Street Decorations About Ready for Friday Lighting

Yale Street decorations are ready to light starting Friday after a contract between the Retail Merchants Assn and the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. The lights will burn nightly from Friday until New Year’s.

Yale

Club To Hear Walker At 6 P.M. At YMCA Room K

A Fort Lauderda le area club will hear Walker at six this evening in Room K of the YMCA. The report mentions coastal water features and common fish in Florida waters.

Walker The YMCA

Arson Suspected in Warren County Barn Blaze

A hillside barn on Roy Keith Cananett’s farm near Lebanon burned Saturday night with a $15,000 loss. Fire Chief C. V. Dunham called the blaze clearly arson after similar county fires since Sept. 23, threatening more to Warren County farmers.

Lebanon Hamilton Pike Roy Keith Cananett C. V. Dunham Waynesville Morrow-Ft Warren County

Damage In Five Accidents Tops $1100

Over the weekend five traffic accidents caused about 1100 in damages. Charles Agee 23 of 404 Crawford St was hit as he pulled into the curb by George Liggett 43 of Dayton with 25 damage to Ages car. Bentley Deaton 19 of 3213 Rufus St went over the curb on Michigan Avenue and Yankee resulting in 600 damages to Deaton and no damage to the other car. Byrds car sustained 190 in damages. Donald F. A car parked at 317 Clark St was struck by an unknown driver causing 90 in damages. Ralph James 30 of Middletown Rt 1 failed to see James Thompson 17 of 2008 Clayton St as both turned onto LaFayette Avenue from Verity. James car 200 damages Thompson 60.

Charles Agee Crawford St George Liggett Dayton Agee Liggett Bentley Deaton Rufus Eugene Jewell St Byrd Donald F Griffin Clark St Ralph James Middletown Rt 1 James Thompson Clayton St LaFayette Avenue Verity James Thompson

Theft from coin box at Wells Service Station

Police investigated a theft from a pried open coin box at Wells Service Station located at Cleveland Street and Grand Avenue. About $2 in coins was taken. Jones, 35, of 1603 Marchester Avenue, was arrested yesterday morning at the 1st Ave Grill on charges of intoxication disorderly conduct and destruction of property.

Wells Service Station Cleveland Street Grand Avenue Jones Marchester Ave 1St Ave

Local arrests reported on assault threats warrants

Curry Wier, 48, of 1315 Sycamore St., was arrested Saturday evening on a warrant for assault and battery. E. B. Jones, 31, of 1325 Walnut St., was arrested on an old warrant for menace and threat. A car recovered at 134 Sycamore St. was ordered impounded.

Curry Wier Sycamore St E. B. Jones Walnut Street Jones

Sailors Union reports cooks told to quit using profane language

At a meeting aboard the M V Coastal Creek crew members voted unanimously to require two female cooks to stop swearing in front of the crew, especially when there is no justification for it.

Vancouver B. C Canadian Sailor Seafarers’ International Union

RR Freight Station To Be Moved This Year

The Pennsylvania Railroad will relocate its freight station to a site south of Leffer at 1900 East Avenue. An Armco Steelbuilding 40 by 100 feet will house offices, storage, and locker rooms, with 5,000 feet of track for 100 cars. The brick 1st Avenue building will be razed after the move to Jefferson Road.

Pennsylvania Railroad System Leffer E.ast Ave Tale Road Pennsylvania Tracks Lefferson A. M. Harris Cincinnati Buckeye Jefferson Road Harris Armco Steelex Middletown 1St Avenue Ponce Aere A. & Supermarket Tell Backaear Te Tlestion Lears Armco Armco Field Grove Street Parkview Avenue

Middletown Car Wrecks injure three on Riverside Drive

Three Middletown residents were hurt when their car overturned late Saturday on Riverside Drive near Hamilton Trenton Road. Victims include George Snow 23 Calumet Avenue with leg and back injuries Laverne Hart 53 Sycamore Street with head injuries and Thomas Hart with back injuries. Elmer Grabel Butler County deputy said Snow was driving at high speed. The car was demolished and all victims were treated at Mercy Hospital.

Hamilton Middletown Riverside Drive Hamilton-Trenton Mercy Hospital George Snow Calumet Ave Laverne Hart Sycamore St Thomas Hart Elmer Grabel Butler County Snow

Tree Fire Doused After Vacant Lot Blaze Call

Firemen answered a call to a vacant lot on Vannest Avenue where children reportedly set a tree on fire. No damage was reported and the blaze was brought under control before spreading to surrounding lots.

Vannest Avenue Himalayas Iit

Minister Predicts War With Russia Within Six Months

A former Russian minister shocked a Nazarene church audience by citing a U S government opinion that war with Russia is imminent within six months unless a miracle occurs. He warned of Soviet plans to dominate Asia and beyond by 1973 and claimed Soviet jets were seen in Syria as part of a global communist push.

Church of the Nazarene U. S Selat Russia Peter Varonof United States Asia Africa Europe Stalin America

Open House Expected To Attract Big Crowd

Middleton Armco Employees Association hosts an open house at the Armco General Office on Curtis Street with 3500 to 4500 expected attendees over Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Families may attend Tuesday, others welcome Wednesday from 6 30 to 10. Tours include the main building, print shop, service building, engineering and purchasing sites.

Middleton Armco General Office Middletown Curtis Street Armco Dean Phillips

Big Babies Stir Vicar Urging Early Baptisms

ENFIELD England The Rev Gordon Girling asks parishioners to baptize infants sooner to ease his burden and spare his arms from lifting babies weighing up to 30 pounds at the font.

Enfield England Gordon Girling

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