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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1957

Page

2

Middletown Knights sponsor bingo amid legal dispute

The Middletown Council 1610 Knights of Columbus admitted sponsorship of the September 24 bingo at the K of C Hall. Bob Hudson reported the lodge will take full responsibility after earlier statements. Police arrested Joseph Mulligan and Ed Hobbs as the hearing approaches October 9 while attorneys seek a declaratory judgment on gambling law.

K. of C Hall Middletown Council 1610 Knights of Columbus Bob Hudson Grand Knight Hudson Joseph B. Blackmore Ralph Bauer Roy Crout Joseph Mulligan Ed Hobbs Ohio Ave Max Finkleman David F. Dillon Butler County Common Pleas Court

Legion Home Manager Leaves 10 Year Role in Portmouth

Ed Portsmouth, longtime Legion Post 218 business manager and executive secretary, resigns as office duties are discontinued. Mrs. Harold Lovely will remain office secretary. Portsmouth now works at Armco Steel and runs a home art studio. He helped grow Post 218 to leadership in the state before stepping down.

Ed Portsmouth Legion Post Legion Arthur A. Albaugh Harold Lovely Pinta Ave Lovely Joyce Boots Weatherwax Portsmouth AIC Armco Steel Corp Armco Dr Legion of Tce Harold Goetz William Niblock Howard Wilson Paul Long R. D. Stevens Jr S. J. McAdow Walt Spindler Roger Dillman Cecil Runyan Robert Barnard J. FE. Windsor Legion Home McAdow

YMCA Launches Businessmen's Night Program Lunch Hour Classes

The YMCA announces a businessmen's program with a look better feel better live better theme. Special noon classes from 12 to 1 30 p m serve male Y members at lunch. Activities include swimming volleyball handball squash and badminton. The program runs Monday to Friday with volleyball on Tuesday and Wednesday.

YMCA

Trimnastics Classes Open at YMCA for Women

The YMCA will begin trimnastics classes for women tomorrow at 10 am with exercises games and activities followed by swimming. An hour long class will run each Thursday morning and a separate evening class for working women will be held weekly from 7 to 8 pm with the same format.

YMCA

Heater Explosion Injures Woman in Home Incident

A 27 year old woman, Mrs Edward Lee of 2511 Carmody Blvd, suffered minor burns to hands face and chest when a hot water heater exploded at her home. She was driven to Middletown Hospital by her husband and released after treatment.

Edward Lee Carmody Blvd Middletown Hospital

Architect Succumbs in Cincinnati

Robert S. Crapsey, 2, renowned architect who redesigned Cincinnati’s major buildings, died Tuesday.

Cincinnati Robert S. Crapsey

Land Plea Up Before Commission

A petition to vacate part of Santa Barbara Drive will be presented to city commissioners at 7:45 p.m. The filing is by J. D. Sawyer president of Jayem Realty Co owner of adjoining property, seeking the street’s vacation north of Stevens Avenue and south of the New York Central tracks. Jayem owns about nine acres south of the railroad west of Santa Barbara east of Shafer Street and north of Stevens Avenue. The land is zoned industrial and vacation would add about half an acre.

Santa Barbara Drive J. D. Sawyer Jayem Realty Co Stevens Avenue New York Central Jayem Santa Barbara Shafer Street

Fast Work Saves Tol From Creek

A 19 month old boy Gary Feltner was found unconscious in a shallow creek pool. His mother Mrs Herman Feltner waded in to recover him while Calvin Webber and two Miamisburg firemen provided rescue breathing and revived him within minutes. A physician praised the responders and the boy was kept under observation at home.

Miamisburg Gary Feltner Union Road Herman Feltner Germantown Calvin Webber Lower Germantown Harold Whitmer Ray Stamps Webber

Amanda Boys To See Miami University Basketball Game

About 30 Amanda YMCA boys will attend the Miami University Xavier game Saturday. They will depart Amanda School by car at 11 30 a.m. in charge are Jack Wiley and Les Theodore with arrangements by John Brickels. The boys will return to the YMCA for a swim after the game.

Amanda Ymca Miami University Xavier Amanda School Jack Wiley YMCA Les Theodore Amanda John Brickels

Damage Minor In Somerville Crash

Somerville report says a stake truck driven by 18 year old David Ebersole of Eldorado struck the rear of Roy Taylor's panel truck. Taylor 43 of Hamilton had stopped behind a school bus. No injuries and damage described as slight.

Somerville David Ebersole Maple Street Eldorado U. S Roy Taylor Ross Ave Hamilton Taylor

YMCA drive tops all time record for women in campaign

The YMCA membership drive finished at 2,523, beating last year's 2,311. Five divisions reported 117.03 percent of their 2,150 quota, led by neighborhood division co chairs Mrs. Don Cross and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Awards went to top point getters including Cale Ledford, Mrs. Steve Kocos, Harold Dorn, Herb Johnson, and Gene Gross.

YMCA Don Cross Tom Wilson Armco East Works Ray Melampy Mac Sample Armco General Bill Saunders Bob Ramsdell City Marion Swisher Ross Kramer Industrial David Driscoll John Harkrader Cale Ledford Oxlesby- Barnitz Bank Steve Kocos Franklin Harold Dorn Gardner Board & Carton Co Office Outfitters, Inc Herb Johnson Armco Personnel Gene Gross J Armco Steel Corp East Works Charlene Seidner Arden Swope Eugene Turner Ed Hoppley John Reznor Mike Dannis Robert Barker Morris Johnson Vernon Agee Joseph Constiner Frank Dykes John Evans Mary Flannagan Jane Hall Betty Clem John Walker Herbert Stabler Emerson Wendt Joe Wells al Myer Merrill Gose Harry James Eugene Miller Bill Gillespie Eddie Layer Gene Gross Earle Leidner Michael Danner Asher

Coal Office Is Entered and Cash Stolen

Thieves broke into Parrott Coal Co. at 321 N Verity Pkwy last night and took $8 to $10 in change after smashing a south side window. Garfield School was also entered with glass broken at a south door and the principal’s office ransacked. nothing missing. Police said earlier juveniles damaged 54 Maple Park School windows with ball bearings.

Parrott Coal Co N. Verity Pkvy Ptl Jack Barnes Garfield School Homer Weikel Weikel Maple Park

Trinity PTA Names Four Committee Chairmen

Last night's Holy Trinity PTA meeting named four committee chairs. Mrs Glenn Kraft heads the cafeteria committee, Mrs Stanley List the school committee, Mrs Jess Borders the sick committee, and Mrs R F Yauch the program committee. Louis Rossi reported PTA fall festival plans for October 12 and the fifth grade won the attendance prize. A dinner meeting is set for November 12 in the school cafeteria.

Holy Trinity Pta Glenn Kraft Stanley List Jess Borders R. F. Yauch PTA Louis Rossi

Civitan Club hears inflation talk at lunch meeting

Ray Creech of the Miami Detective and Collection Agency Middletown spoke at the Civitan Club luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. His talk titled Is the Question Mark Replacing the Dollar discussed inflation and the danger of overextending credit. Al Schwarz was program chairman.

Ray Creech Miami Detective and Collection Agency Middletown Civitan Club Manchester Hotel Creech al Schwarz

Tragedy Averted Boys Carry Dynamite On Bus

In Wayne County two 13 year old boys carried three dynamite sticks on a school bus to the Boy Scout cabin behind Waynesville school. They admitted stealing explosives from a neighbor and planned to blow the cabin but delayed wiring. They were suspended then released to parents after juvenile proceedings.

Waynesville Warren County Richard Satterthwaite Satterthwaite Charles LeMay LeMay Middletown

Agee Succeeds Hayden On Election Board Here

Harold Agee 31 of 1503 Highland St. is appointed assistant clerk of the Middletown Board of Elections, succeeding Robert Hayden who resigned to focus on business duties. Agee, a local auto salesman and GOP committee member, was chosen by the Butler County GOP and sworn in by Clerk R. B. Wilkerson. He is expected to be reappointed when the county board reorganizes in spring. Hayden served since September 1952 and cited increased responsibilities. Agee is a Middletown native with a wartime Navy Air Corps service and Purple Heart. active in local organizations. Mrs. Agee is vice president of the Young Republicans Club.

Harold Agee Highland St Middletown Board of Elections Agee Howe Motors Central Republican Robert Hayden Hayden Armco Steel Corp Press of Business Butler County GOP County Election Board R.B. Wilkerson Frank Fourth Ward Lanier High School Preble County John Carroll University Cleveland Navy Air Corps Saratoga Pacific American Legion Post 218 Sherman School PTO Lincoln Lodge F&am Rotary Club Disabled American Veterans First Presbyterian Church Young Republicans Club City Commission

Miami Tightens Wiring Orders After Small Dorm Fire

Miami University issued stricter wiring orders after a minor residence hall fire early Tuesday caused by a lamp cord contacting a metal bedpost. The blaze in Anderson Hall was discovered quickly during a routine drill, with damage deemed slight.

Oxford Miami University Anderson Hall Sue Ackermeyer Cincinnati Dorothy Meyer Toledo Helen Page

Light Bulb Blamed For Highview Fire

Heat from an electric bulb caused a fire at a one story frame garage owned by Eugene Lewis at 109 N Highview Rd last night. It did 75 dollars damage to the building but not the contents. Firefighters found a second small blaze at 4200 Tytus Ave this morning, a 10 dollar 1951 model bar owned by Mary Goodwin, short circuit blamed.

Eugene Lewis Highview Rd Tytus Ave Mary Goodwin

Middletown Men’s Horticultural Society Meets Tonight

The Men’s Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown meets at 8 p.m. today at the Shanty 1108 Elwood Street. The program covers fall care and preparation of plants in season.

Sobiety Greater Middletown Elwood St

Tax Exemption Denied for Ohio Legion Property

The State Board of Tax Appeals denied real estate tax exemption for Matamoras Post No. 372 American Legion property in Washington Court House. The one-acre site with a meeting hall was ruled not exclusively charitable, keeping taxes for 1954 through 1957 in place.

Columbus Ohio State Board of Tax Appeals Matamoras Post No American Legion Washington Court House the Legion Post

Police Briefs Recover Stolen Cars and Items

Police recovered a car stolen from A. B. Botts on Manchester Ave near Lylburn Road and another car stolen from Clarence Miley on Girard Ave. A patrolman found the second vehicle on S Canal Street after 3 10 a m today. Thefts also included bicycles from Thomas Burnett and Billy Shirley, two hubcaps from Robert Davis, and a spreader valued at 15 dollars from K H Gregory Construction Co at the National Guard Armory.

Leonard McFeeters A. B. Botts Manchester Ave Lylburn Road Clarence Miley Girard Ave Virgil Sorrell S. Canal Street Thomas Burnett Swood St Billy Shirley Penfield Ave Robert Davis K. H. Gregory Construction Co Xenia National Guard Armory

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