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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

2

Middletown Ohio Bell workers end walkout returning to jobs

Middletown members of Local 4317 CWA returned to work at 11 a.m. following a tentative wage agreement reached last night at Ohio Bell headquarters in Cleveland. The company cited the evergreen clause and said returns are subject to the old contract terms while the parties finalize a new contract.

Middletown Ohio Bell Telephone Co Ohio Communications Workers of America Afl-Cio State Union Local 4317 CWA J. R. Miller Ohio Bell La.m Bell Telephone Cleveland Miller Central Avennue

Middletown PO Worker Held for Embezzling Parking Fines

Roy J. Spencer a 34 year old substitute mail carrier for seven months at the Middletown post office was arrested by Cincinnati postal inspectors M D Noel and F E Driskill on charges of embezzling funds from the mail He was found at a tavern and is held in Cincinnati and police report complaints from motorists who mailed in overtime parking fines to the city police department The amount involved was not yet estimated.

Middletown Cincinnati Roy J. Spencer Tytus Ave M. D. Noel F. FE. Driskill L. Morton Taylor Spencer

Clevelander Wins OU Scholarship for Journalism

Lawrence R. Tavear of Cleveland wins the James W. Foulker Memorial Fund James W. Faukner Scholarship at Ohio University School of Journalism. The $250 annual award honors the late Cincinnati Enquirer newsman, established by trustees in 1923 after his death.

Athens Ohio Ohio Univn School of Journalism James W. Foulkeer Lawrence R. Tavear Cleveland James W. Faukner Cincinnati Enquirer

Middleton Fire Rescue Treats Two After Illness

Two Middleton residents received aid from the Fire Department emergency squad yesterday and were admitted to Middletown Hospital. Edward Augspurger aged 51 of 2309 South Ave. is listed in serious condition, while Eloise Hardemann aged 22 of 1116 Garfield St. is listed in fairly good condition.

Fire Department Middletown Hospital Edward Augspurger South Ave Eloise Hardemann Garfield St

Women Charged With Abuse Of Fellow-Worker

Franklin Police cited Dorothy Wise and Kathleen Montgomery of Middletown to appear in municipal court on a disorderly conduct warrant filed by Mrs. Tessie Smith. All three women, Ohio Bell Telephone Co. employees, allegedly taunted Mrs. Smith as she walked home, an officer said. No arrests were made due to a strike-related dispute.

Franklin Dorothy Wise Erie Ave Kathleen Montgomery Burton Rd Middletown Tessie Smith Third St Ohio Bell Telephone Co

Plan Board Requests Land Plan Board Plea For Vacating Santa Barbara

City commission referred Jayem Realty Co. petition to vacate part of Santa Barbara Drive to Middletown Planning Commission. The 9.4 acre Jayem tract would gain about half an acre by vacation for industrial use. Also noted a private contract retainer dispute with Harry A. Finkelman Development Co. and updates on storm water, smoke nuisance abatement by B&O railroad, ground fill on Sheldon Avenue, street hole near 1415 Winona Dr. A centennial salute to The Journal was authorized. Emergency ordinance approved for pedestrian signals and traffic signals at several intersections.

City Commission Middletown Planning Commission Jayem Realty Co Santa Barbara Stevens Avenue New York Central Jayem L. A. Waldner Penrecter Harry A. Finkelman Development Co Barbara Park WPFB Ellison Public Service C. A. Boeke Charles W Thompson South Highlands Boeke S. Highland Street Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co Pennsylvania George Hill Winona Dr Central Avenue Broad Street Verity Parkway 14Th Avenue Main Street Sutphin Shafer Streets Grabar Electric Co Cincinnati

Art Friend Elected President of Aeronca Employees Union

Arthur Friend of Camden elected president of the Aeronca Employees Union formation. Don Thiel and Lillian Wright win vice president and secretary treasurer roles. Plant reps named for Plants 1 2 and 8 with named shift leads and trustees.

Arthur Friend Camden Rt. 1 Aeronca Employes Union Don Thiel Franklin Lillian Wright Marshall Rd Gene Johnson Barney Angel Kenneth Estep Elmer Piersall Lonnie Watkins James Tipton Hamp Chambers Friend Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Germantown Road Thiel Aeronca Miss Wright

Race For Queen Of MHS Homecoming Nominees

Middletown High School pins down homecoming queen hopefuls seven seniors Mary Ann Morgan Phyllis Cox Zella Mae Gentey Dotty Sams Rachel Mockbee Ruth Mendenhall and Hazel Whitner. Final voting Friday morning October 11 with the winner announced at halftime of the Middies Ports mouth game.

Middletown High School Ner Mary Ann Morgan Phyllis Cox Zella Mae Gentey Dotty Sams Rachel Mockbee Ruth Mendenhall Hazel Whitner Jerry Lucas Russ Galloway Tom Sizer Steve Geckeler Larry Emerick Fred Sander

Auto Hits Young Girl Injures Three-Year-Old in City

Renee Glass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Glass, was struck by a car at the Michigan Avenue 1600 block yesterday at 5:15 p.m. She suffers a right leg fracture, head abrasions and hand cuts. Lillie Everhart, 1733 Garfield St., was driving east and stopped for a traffic sign.

Renee Glass David Glass 20Th Ave Middletown Hospital Michigan Avenue Lillie Everhart Garfield Sr Michigan

JA L season opens as 259 students join meetings

The first three Junior Achievement meetings draw 259 members from grades 10 to 12. Students from Middletown Monroe Fenwick and Franklin high schools attend in the Civic Association and are assigned to 14 JA firms. Armco Girls Association backs an all girls firm this year with speaker William F Johnston from Armco training.

M. G. McCall Middletown Monroe Fenwick Franklin Civic Association Armco Girls Assa William F. Johnston Armco Training Armco McCall

ROTC Future Reassured After White House Conference

University presidents including Miami's John D. Millett met with Defense Secretary Wilson and war council. They reported a full and sympathetic hearing and promises of a full reassessment of Army Air Force and Navy ROTC programs with at least one more meeting to follow.

Oxford Defense Charles E. Wilson War Council Miami University John D. Millett Wilson Department Army Air Force Navy Millett

Tragedy on U S 42 Claims Two Young Woeste Siblings

A teenage brother and sister, John 17 and Barbara 18 Woeste, died when their car was struck by a tractor trailer on U S 42 near Pisgah. Brother Robert 14 survived with minor injuries. Driver Earl Salyer 32 from Walton Ky escaped injury.

Butler County U. S. 42 Pisgah Hamilton Cincinnati General Hospital John Jack) Woeste Barbara Carl Woeste Cincinati Columbus Rd Fic Earl F. Salyer Walton Jann Mason Life Squad Robert Woeste Salyer

Middletown Man Draws 30 Days

Garret Gray, 26, pleaded guilty to spent larceny after taking a bottle of wine and two pounds of ground beef from Albers store. He was sentenced to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse and fined $100 and costs. Roy House, 26, of Hamilton, received a similar sentence after pleading innocent to stealing two steaks and a bottle of wine. both were arraigned before Judge Frank Wessel in Municipal Court.

Hamilton Middletown Cincinnati Garret Gray Albers 4Th and High Streets Roy House Frank Wessel

Board Inspects Steelex School at New Richmond

The Middletown Board of Education and Superintendent Hward R. Cromwell plus Raymond Freeze toured a new Steelex construction school in New Richmond Indiana near Lafayette. An Armco Steel Corp plane carried the officials to the Indiana town.

Middletown

Bells Mark Germantown Chest Drive

Germantown residents face a campaign to raise 3000 dollars for civic and charitable activities as the Germantown Community Chest drive runs 7 to 9 pm. Solicitors from Future Farmers of America and the Grange, led by co chairs Jack McGuff and Paul Arnold, conduct the township effort.

Germantown Future Farmers of America the Grange Jack McGuff Paul Arnold

Fall injures Franklin area farmer T. R. Burdge

A Franklin county farmer T R Burdge 52 of Franklin Route 2 fell about 12 feet from a corn crib suffering a head injury. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital.

Franklin Area T. R. Burdge Franklin Rt. 2 Middletown

Rosebud Club to Meet at Bertha Wardlow Home

The Rosebud Club will meet at 8 30 p m tomorrow at 804 8th Ave the home of Mrs Bertha Wardlow with Mrs Lola Hunter as hostess The Rev Joseph Pate of New Era Baptist Church and congregation will attend services at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe Bishop H K Kilgore to officiate The Rev William Reynolds pastor of Church of God at 11th Ave and Lincoln St has announced a third quarter business meeting at 7 p m Saturday at the church

Rosebud Club Bertha Wardlow 8Th Ave Lola Hunter Joseph Pate New Era Baptist Church Servces Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe H. K. Kilgore William Reynolds Church of God 11Th Avenue Lincoln Street

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