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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

Page

8

Armco Unfair Labor Practice Charge Dismissed

An unfair labor practice charge tied to a collective bargaining election at Armco Steel Co plants in Hamilton and Middletown Ohio was dismissed as a hearing would serve no useful purpose. The charge, filed by United Steelworkers Union, claimed a contract clause banning literature on company premises violated labor law.

Cincinnati Armco Steel Co Hamilton Middletown Ohio John J. Getrel National Labor Relations Board NLRB Lier United Steelworkers Union Armco Steelworkers

Miami University reports pay off fall enrollment high at Oxford

Oxford campus enrollment reaches 9 239 for Oct 1, a record high announced by Registrar Max R os selot. Total Miami enrollment including regional centers and Dayton Campus to exceed 14 000 after withdrawals. Oxford increase 629 students 7 3 percent from last year with 12 5 percent rise since Oct 1 1962 and more than double 1961 freshmen class. Further breakdown pending.

Oxford Ohio Miami University Oxford Max B. Rosselot Miami Hamilton Middletown Norwood Piqua Dayton Ohio State University Rosselot

Life Suspension Is Given Driver

A 2 year-old man had his right to drive suspended and was sentenced to three days in city jail by Judge J. T Lamb in Municipal Court yesterday. Thomas Suttles of 435 Yankee Road was found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Hoyt Riley, 52, of 1505 Calumet Ave., was fined $200 and costs for grand larceny. Ray Perry, 50, of 3104 Illinois Ave., was fined $50 and costs for careless driving and $100 and costs for driving under suspension. Donald Robinson, 27, of 2 Queen Ave., was fined $100 and costs, all suspended, for assault and battery. Buford Seabold, 34, of Germantown, was fined $50 and costs for intoxication and $50 and costs for disorderly conduct. Both fines and costs were suspended on condition he stay out of the city.

J. T Lamb Thomas Suttles Yankee Road Hoyt Riley Calumet Ave Ray Perry Illinois Ave Carleless Donald Robinson Queen Ave Buford Seabold Germantown

Farmer Killed by Falling Wagon Bed in Ohio Farm

Quinten A. Warner, 52, of Union Rt. 1, Dayton area, was killed on his farm Friday when a jack supporting the steel bed of a self loading wagon slipped. The steel bed crushed the upper part of Warner's body, investigators said.

Dayton, Ohio Quinten A. Warner Rt. 1, Union Warner

Pigeon Race Rescheduled By Civitan Club In Ohio

The Civitan Club rebooks its 75 mile pigeon race from Goldman Park to Zanesfield for Sunday at 2 p.m. With 63 of Bill Wiley’s homing pigeons leased at $10 each and more leases added, funds go to Doty House, nurses scholarships, and Boy Scouts. George Knapp leads the club as president with Harold and Everett Sherron as project co chairs.

Civitan Club Goldman Park Highland St Bill Wiley Zanesfield Bellefontaine Ohio Wiley Service Club George Knapp Doty House Harold and Everett Sherron

Boxing promoter Julius J. Jacobs killed in Springfield

Julius J. Dude Jacobs, 73, a Springfield promoter during the 1920s and 1930s, died Friday night when his car drove into a parking lot wall east of the city after leaving a local event. Police investigated the crash as an apparent traffic incident.

Springfield Ohio Julius J Dude) Jacobs

Six Auto Crashes Reported by Middletown Police

Middletown police investigated six auto mishaps resulting in over 600 dollars in damages. Mary Fields 34 was cited for following too closely after her car hit Raymond Fay 16 at 2311 Grand Ave. Others involved include Joseph Browing 52 Alvin Bell 43 Margaret King 3116 Mohawk St Lawrence Debolt 17 Donald Combs 31 Edward Mallott 17 Elbert Wood 3008 N Verity Parkway Willie Childers 21 and Jerry Boyer 16. Damage ranged from 10 to 125 dollars with several citations for unsafe following or improper lane changes.

Middletown Mary Fields Young St Raymond Fay Roosevelt Ave Grand Ave Joseph Browning Cincinnati Alvin Bell Lafayette Ave Minnesota St Bell Margaret King Mohawk St Lawrence Debolt Stevens Ave Central Avenue Clark Street Donald Combs Gratis Edward Malott Miami Ave Shafer Street Mallott Elbert Wood N. Verity Parkway Willie Childers Red Bud Drive Jerry Boyer Lebanon Boyer

Police Briefs Coin Box Taken From Station

A coin box containing $15 was stolen from Carder's Gulf Service Station at 42 North Main Street. About $5 was taken from a vending machine at 127 North Main Street.

Carder Gulf N. Main St

Theft Reported At Day's Marathon Station And Car Break-In

Police logged a theft of $1 from a coin box in a pop machine at Day's Marathon Service Station located at Tytus Avenue and Elwood Street. Gerald Gutshall of Germantown reported $15 in change and a $20 rain coat stolen from his car parked at Armco Tubing on Trine Street.

Marathon Tytus Avenue Elwood Street Gerald Gutshall Germantown Armco Tubing Trine Street

Fog shrouds I 75 crash cluster near Cincinnati

Herschel Weintrub of Spencer's Jewelry describes a mass pileup on Interstate 75 amid dense fog that reduced visibility to twenty feet. He notes the scene stretched between Tylersville Road and the Cincinnati Dayton Road with 11 state patrol cars aiding recovery and traffic backed for a mile.

Cincinnati Spencer's Weintrub Howard Johnson Ohio 68 Tylersville Road Cincinnati- Dayton Road

Officers Chosen In Armco Vote

Milton Wells was reelected president of the Armco Employees Independent Federation in voting held yesterday. Robert Lehmkuhl was selected secretary treasurer. Vice presidents are Ralph Mackenzie East Works, Scott Banks Fabricating, Joseph Klamo Hamilton, Kenneth Berry Salary Auxiliary East Works trustees are David Bailey Raymond Bowman tied Edward Sandusky and Howard Wright. Fabricating trustee Edwin Long and Hamilton trustee Delbert Thompson.

Armco Employes Independent Federation Robert Lehmkuhl Ralph MacKenzie East Works Scott

Man Pleads Guilty To Edwards Burglary

Kenneth Campbell aged 27 from Dayton Oxford Road pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Edwards Furniture on Route 73 between Franklin and Springboro. Judge Warren Young ordered a presentencing investigation after Campbell surrendered to deputies Wednesday night.

Man Edwards Lebanon Kenneth Campbell Dayton Oxford Road Common Pleas Warren Young Young Campbell Edwards Furniture Rt. 73 Franklin Springboro Sheriff's

After School Recreation Program Begins Tuesday

The Department of Parks and Recreation and the Board of Education start an after school program supervised by Gary Given. Students in grades three to six register at their schools with sessions at Central Creekview Jefferson Lincoln and other campuses from 3 to 4 45 pm on varied weekdays. Craft instructors Hazel Shatto and Patty Arnett teach candle leather and plaster crafts.

Department of Parks and Recreation Board of Education Gary Given Central Creekview Jefferson Lincoln Maple Park Sherman Spring Hill Wildwood Hazel Shatto Patty Arnett Wil

Obituary of Mrs. Jane Gullette 71 Middletown resident

Mrs. Jane Gullette, 71, died at 5 35 am today at Middletown Hospital from a heart attack at her home 1735 Eldora Drive. Born in Menifee County Kentucky she lived in Middletown 46 years. Survived by husband Carl a daughter Irene Hausman Monroe two sons Wallace Middletown and Virgil Joplin Missouri four sisters Mary Van Cleve Toledo Winnie Sandlin Monroe Della Parks Renfro Middletown Blanche Lovelty Dayton two brothers Walker Lovelace Newcastle Indiana Ezra Lovelace Franklin and seven grandchildren. Services at 10 30 am Tuesday Crawford Street First Church of God with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm and at church Tuesday after 9 am.

Jane Gullette Middletown Hospital Eldora Drive Gullette Menifee County Middletown Carl Irene Hausman Monroe Wallace Virgil Joplin Mary van Cleve Toledo Winnie Sandlin Della Parks Renfro Blanche Lovely Dayton Walker Lovelace Newcastle Ind Ezrra Lovelace Franklin Crawford Street First

Death Notice for Mrs. Della Leona Hill

Mrs. Della Leona Hill four of New Carlisle died at 2 35 p m yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton where she had been a patient since Sept 22 She is survived by Carl three daughters Barbara Vanover Middletown Ethel and Sharon at home three sons Jack Germantown James Dayton and Robert in the Army at Fort Riley Kan her mother Mrs Ethel Ferrell Middletown a brother James Carothers Prenter W Va and six grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Della Leona Hill New Carlisle Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Carl Barbara Vanover Middletown Ethel Sharon Jack Germantown James Robert Fort Riley Kan Ethel Ferrell James Carothers Prenter W. Va McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home

Allen E Steed dies of cancer in California

Allen E Steed aged 52 formerly of Middletown died Thursday in El Camino Hospital Mountain View California. Survived by wife Nell two daughters Sandra and Susan at home four sisters Iva Bendel Betty Bendel Ima Shingledecker Mildred Tarlton and two brothers Garland and Charles Jr. Services and burial set for Monday in Palo Alto California.

Allen E. Steed Middletown el Camino Hospital Mountain View Calif Nell Sandra Susan Iva Bendel Betty Bendel Ima Shingledecker Seven Mile Mildred Tarlton Springfield Garland Charles Jr Palo Alto

Doll Club Plans Christmas Boxes for Needy

The Greater Miami Valley Doll Club in Germantown plans Christmas boxes for the needy. They seek used and new dolls and appeal for donations. Contact Mrs. Gladys Pergram Germantown Mrs. Connie Crabtree Franklin or Miss Lorel Hagen Middletown.

Germantown Greater Miami Valley Gladys Pergram Connie Crabtree Franklin Lorel Hagen Middletown

Warning Issued For Merchants Invoicing Scheme

The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce warns local businesses about a billing scam posing as a classified listings directory. Invoices show firm names and ad costs but are not linked to the Williams Middletown City Directory or Ohio Bell. Chicago publishers use this method to recruit advertisers. similar attempts recur annually. Contact the chamber for details.

Middletown Area Ohio Bell Telephone Company Chicago Middletown

Franklinite Bound Over On Charge Of Harboring

Franklinite facing a harboring charge was bound over after forfeiting bonds totaling 115 dollars in Franklin Municipal Court. Livingston McCoy, 24, of 4 S. River St., forfeited bonds for failing to comply with police orders, parking on the roadway, unnecessary noise and speeding. Donald Campbell of 75 Maple Drive was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a 500 dollar bond for harboring a felon. Others fined included Ruel Webb 43 of 147 N. Main St. for unsafe vehicle Sunny Bernheiser 19 of Germantown for left of center and Buck Hale 31 of 2228 Winton St Middletown for extended road. The following forfeited bonds included Larry Schneider 24 of Chau tauqua 20 dollars for failing to keep an assured clear distance Jack Slifer 46 of 6324 Henderson Road Middletown 20 dollars no trailer brakes Wayne Kelley 19 20 dollars permitting an unlicensed operator to operate motor vehicle no operators license Royce Griffith 23 20 dollars leading operators license all from Pontiac Mich.

Franklin A_ Franklin Livingston McCoy S. River St Donald Campbell Maple Drive Warren County Grand Jury Ruel Webb N. Main St

Short Causes Fire At Home

A wiring short blamed for a fire at Kenneth Moore's home 2724 Wilbraham Road last night caused 20 dollars in damage to a stereo record player. A carburetor backfire damaged Nick Gizinski's auto at 1908 Central Ave. and 512 N Sutphin St for 15 dollars. Jane Gullett e 71 of 1735 Eldora Drive was taken to Middletown Hospital for breathing difficulty while Emma Marshall, 35, of 3816 Fifteenth Ave., declined hospital.

Kenneth Moore Wilbraham Road Nick Gizinski Central Ave N. Sutphin St Jane Gullette Eldora Drive Middletown Hospital Tri County Ambulance Emma Marshall Fifteenth Ave

Apartment Planned for Glossrich on South Broad site

Ground will break Monday morning for a 22 story brick apartment building on the site of the old Barnitz house at S Broad and Vandeveer streets in Glossrich. The project by Glossrich Inc. will include 24 air conditioned units with 12 one bedroom and 12 two bedroom layouts. Rentals set at 75 to 85 dollars monthly.

Barnitz S. Broad and Vandeveer Streets Glossrich, Inc Donald Rich Gene V. Blosser Leibee Street N. Verity Parkway

Franklin Girl Injured in Front-Street Auto Collision

A two year old girl, Holly Harbach daughter of Police Chief Frank Harbach, sustained a head laceration when the car she rode with her mother Peggy Harbach collided with Claud Riley who was cited for failing to yield. Damage exceeded $500.

Franklin N. Main St Holly Harbach Frank Harbach Peggy Harbach E. Bryant Ave Claud Riley Stadia

Woman Admits Illegal Cough Syrup Purchases

Middletown woman Bélorés Hammond pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to buying 116 bottles of a cough syrup containing codeine between Nov 1, 1963 and July 13, 1964. She was referred for pre sentence investigation and the judge set Oct 16 for disposition.

Middletown Probation Department Common Pleas Bélorés Hammond Centennial Ave Hammons Fred B. Cramer Cramer

Patrolmen Complete Advanced Training in Radioactive Material Handling

Three Middletown patrolmen completed advanced training courses. Ptl. Byron Johnson and Ptl. Delbert Barker finished a two day course on handling radioactive material sponsored by Civil Defense and run by the Bureau of Criminology at London Prison Farm. The trio also completed a two week criminal investigation course at London sponsored by the Ohio attorney general.

Middletown Ptl Byron Johnson Delbert Barker Civil Defense Bureau of Criminology London Prison Farm Johnson John Lowe London Ohio Attorney General

Courthouse Roof Bids Referred After Bid Review

Butler County commissioners received four bids for courthouse roof repair. Three bids were sent to architect James Steed of Siegel & Steed to determine the lowest and best bid. One bid was rejected for failure to enclose a required performance bond.

Hamilton Butler County James Steed Siegel & Steed

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lebanon, Ohio the Armory Rt. 123 Main St Warren County Historical Society, Spn Sunda Dude Jacobs Herschel Weintrub Milton Wells U. S Frank Dobrozsi Civic Association Richard Chesney John Shoup Dale Constiner Mrs. Jane Gullette Mrs Della Hill Doll Club Franklinite Royce Griffith Pontiac Mich Short John Dobrozs Jr Ins., Inc First Ave Rich Theompany Thorn Hill Lane S. Broad St Franklin Girl S. Main St Robert Campbell Dov Bush, Jr Williams Drive Third Main Streets Howard Steward Seventh St S. River and Sixth Street Civitan Civitan Club of Kes Ves Trimie ‘66 Sonny Boy Lucy Banky George Sure Insurance Sandy Coy Hall FF Anny Aorry Honest John Smart Texaco Special Co Mable Sweet William Rosie David Perry Ilin Co, Inc Emco Aembhes C. E. Greathouse & Brown Sohio Servi Reeves Jewelers Dennis Ins Agency Elite Ice Cream & Can Melampy Appliar Arm uSter’s F.D.T. A Inc. Heritage Shop Bie Ben Elgin’s Choice Dennis the Menace Idy Ol’ Fudge Apemamaey Humble Service Center Lincoln-Mercw Worthmores Clothing Shop Motorola Enco Ikiety Comet Stareymuetiner & Marx Middletown Lumber Co. Lumber Jack Heber Jones, Inc Starfire Bartel’s Shoes Amy Lad Lassie Children’s Shop Lad & Lassie Champion Ni! Service Co Beckman & Dickerson Distributing Co Duffy WPFR Rodnerore Congress Recker Plectric Co B.F Sears Roebuck & Co Elmer Tom Baird Jr Real Estate Tom Baird Jr
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