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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1954

Page

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Parking restrictions on Central Avenue raise traffic flow

Lt. James Combs announced 60 feet of north side parking ban on Central Avenue east of Main Street to cut bottlenecks. Signs prohibit stopping or standing. violators may be tagged. A center lane for through and left-turn traffic is advised. a no parking zone to the corner is posted near Canal Street. A reflectorized stop sign and painted stop bar aim to improve Canal Street red light enforcement while Canal traffic remains unblocked for Canal to Central turns. No left turns onto Canal from Central remain allowed.

Central Avenue James Combs Traffic Bureau Combs Main Street Lt. Combs Canal Street Central Verity Parkway Canal

Grand Jury Report Due Today in Butler County Case

Butler County grand jury submits its report to Judge P P Bell at 3 p.m. today. It investigated the fatal shooting of Ralph Cobb by Patrolman William Warner in a front of Boyce's Bar & Grill melee after Cobb allegedly grabbed Warner's mace. Forty-two criminal cases were on docket and 78 witnesses testified. The jury began Monday and finished hearings Wednesday afternoon.

Butler County Grand Jury P P. Bell Ralph Cobb S. G St Hamilton Boyce’s Bar & Grill Main St Cobb William Warner Warner

Blackford and Young Lead Preble County Conference

Middletown Superintendent J. D. Blackford and Lemon Township Superintendent Calvin Young take part in a Preble County Teachers Association conference in Eaton. Young delivered a know how lecture for high school teachers this morning while Blackford will chair a teenage panel on What I Expect In A Good School this afternoon. Other speakers include Darrell T. Wolfe of Bethany Press St Louis and Mrs Richard Freed of Mad Rivers Township schools. Blackford will then travel to Columbus for Ohio Education Association resolutions committee meetings tonight and tomorrow.

Middletown J. D. Blackford Lemon Township Calvin Young Preble County Teachers Association Eaton Young Blackford Darrell T. Wolfe Bethany Press St. Louis Richard Freed Mad Rivers Columbus Resolutions Committee The Ohio Education Association

Motor Blaze and False Alarm Strikes Middletown

A short circuit sparked a minor motor blaze at 111 Eaton Dr. causing a run by Companies 2 and 3 at 6:32 p.m. No damage. A maid found the trouble and occupants were away. A separate false alarm sent Companies 2 and 4 to Central Avenue and Alameda Circle at 11:41 a.m.

Middletown G. L. Kemp Eaton Dr Central Avenue Alameda Circle

Franklinite Injured As Truck Overturns on Manchester Road

A Franklin resident Amos Smith, 41, suffered a sprained left shoulder when his truck overturned on Manchester Road near the Warren County line. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.

Franklin Carlisle State Patrol Amos Smith Franklin &1.1 Manchester Road Warren County Smith Middletown

Middletonian Asks $75,000 For Injuries

Walter L. Follmer a Hamilton contractor faced a $75,000 suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court over an Oct 22 1952 accident on Ohio 12 at Warren County. Cecil Duvall Middletown plaintiff alleged he was crushed between a truck and an earth moving machine operated by Follmer’s employee while Duvall supervised State Highway work. Duvall said he suffered pelvis fractures and other injuries and also ran the Broadway News Magazine store in Middletown.

Walter L. Follmer Headgates Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio Warren County Cecil Duvall S. Broad Street Middletown Follmer Duvall State Highway Department Highway Department Broadway News

Not The 13th Either Gardner Williams Burns

Gardner Williams, 37, tried to light a furnace and was burned on face hands and leg when it exploded. He was treated at Midl town Hospital emergency ward then left for home ten minutes later. A hungry dog bit him before he reached home and he continued to a doctor.

Gardner Williams Middletown

Hamiltonian New President of Magic Chef

Cecil M. Dunn, recently resigning as president of RCA Estate Appliance Corp. of Hamilton, was named to become president of Magic Chef Inc., the St. Louis stove maker. Arthur Stockstrim, already Magic Chef president, will become chairman of the board. Dunn lives in Cincinnati. Earlier this week New York announced Paul R. Barkmeier would succeed Dunn as RCA Estate Appliance president.

Hamilton Ohio Cecil M. Dunn RCA Estate Appliance Corp Magic Chef, Inc St. Louis Arthur Stockstrim Magic Chef Dunn Cincinnati New York Paul R. Barkmeier RCA Estate Appliance RCA

Firemen Aid 86 Year Old Heart Attack Victim

Mrs L B Douglas 86 of 1726 Columbia Ave suffered a heart attack at home early today. Fire department emergency squad revived her for 30 minutes at 2 45 am before she was taken to Middletown Hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance in serious condition.

L. B. Douglas Columbia Ave Middletown Hospital Fire Department McCoy-Leffler

Stove Explosion Burns Woman on Ottawa Street

Mrs. James Hayes of 03002 Ottawa St was burned on the face and left arm when a stove exploded. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital for burns and inhaled fumes and was released after treatment.

James Hayes Ottawa St Middletown Hospital

Toastmasters New Leaders Installed at Germantown Dam Meet

Installation of new officers led by George Kalb of Aeronca Manufacturing as president with Mallory Bell as VP and Howard Hill as secretary. Duncan Dunning earned best and most improved speaker for The Magic of Names. Meetings set for Oct 14 at Geckler's Hearth with John Andrews as guest speaker. social Wiener bake followed.

Toastmasters Club Germantown Dam George Kalb Aeronca Manufacturing Corp Mallory Bell Howard Hill Frank Troutvine Jr Gordon Tinch Duncan Dunning Robert Stamper Charles Garrett John Kauffman Paul Arnold Robert McIntyre Howard Holzclaw Fred Rapp Hill Geckler’s John Andrews Dayton Sales Executive Club

Girls Leaders Club Elects Officers in Second Meeting

Officers chosen for the newly organized Girls Leaders Club at their second meeting last night include Virginia Hafer as president, Lynn Smith as vice president, Wanda Jackson as secretary, Sarah ONeill as treasurer, and Judy Tieman as chaplain.

Girls’ Leaders Club Virginia Hafer Lynn Smith Wanda Jackson Sarah O’nell Judy Tieman

No Frost Yet Prevails in Local Weather Mood

Yesterday dipped to 38 degrees and frost was forecast by experts but never arrived. A cool start gave way to a mild 42 at 7 am and a climb toward the 60s by late morning as clouds lingered and the day stayed warm.

Demo Headquarters on Garfield Opens

Albert Kennedy of the Elite Women's Democratic Club announced that Democratic Headquarters at 1232 Garfield St are now open. Democrats seeking help or advice on voting or ballot marking may visit the headquarters to obtain information and guidance.

Albert Kennedy Women's Democratic Club Garfield St

First Baptist Church Marks Inscription Stone Jubilee

The First Baptist Church on Middletown's Main Street holds special services to celebrate the 50th anniversary of laying the inscription stone. The old stone is opened and will be replaced after adding mementos from current church activities. The renovated sanctuary features new carpeting and colored doors as Middleton recalls its historic edifice. Mrs. Harry Dell prepares an historical summary with family ties to the church.

First Baptist Church Middletown Harry Dell Church

Truck Driver Arrested After Morning Crash at Crawford Street

Rollie E. Crowe 28 of Hamilton was arrested for making an improper turn from the wrong lane after his eastbound truck collided with George E. Neal 58 of Middletown Rt. 3 at 1st Avenue and Crawford Street, causing $175 in damage. Neal sustained $150 damage to his car, while Crowe’s delivery truck incurred $25 damage. A separate collision in front of 49 N. Broad St. involving Billy Pelfrey 18 of Grand Ave and Carl D. Roess Jr. 23 of Kenwood Dr. caused $10 in total damage.

1St Avenue Crawford Street Rollie E. Crowe Main St Hamilton Crowe George E. Neal Middletown Rt. 3 Neal Auto C&d. Delivery Co Billy Pelfrey Grand Ave Carl D.roess Jr Kenwood Dr N. Broad St

Six Year Old Struck by Car Injures Scalp and Chest

A six year old, Donald Lane, of Middletown Trailer Park, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a scalp laceration and chest contusions after running into the side of a car yesterday. He was released.

Donald Lane John Middletown Middletown Hospital

Two Motorists Hurt In Crashes Near Carrtown

An Indiana man, Richard Pearcy, 25, was injured when a car driven by Eugene Turner, 19, left Rt. 177 north of Hamilton, struck a mailbox, damaged a fence, barnyard and barn, and overturned. Turner was unhurt. Pearcy suffered head and neck lacerations and possible left shoulder fracture. The crash occurred at 9 a.m. on the Darrtown Pike, 28 miles north of Ohio 73. Rob Anderson, 30, of Cincinnati, was later injured when avoiding a hog on Rt. 177, hitting a ditch and receiving head abrasions.

Indiana Rt. 177 Hamilton The State Patrol Richard Pearcy Connersville Ind Fort Hamilton Pearcy Eugene Turner Richmond Turner Darrtown Pike Ohio 73 Robert Anderson Cincinnati Anderson Mercy Hospial

Longview Hospital Patients Entertained at Ward Party

About 300 patients at Longview Hospital were entertained yesterday at a Ward party sponsored by the Longview Social Service League. Candies and cookies were donated by the Winmore Bible Class and the Women Guild of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church. Attendees listed include Mrs. Norman Trisler, Mrs. Tom Lawson, Mrs. Ronald Gill, Mrs. Robert Melampy, Mrs. Fred Garver and Mrs. Lee Pohable. Mrs. Garver will host the board meeting at 1001 Nelbar St on Oct 11 at 7:30 p.m.

Longview Hospital Longview Social Service League Board Winmore Bible Class Women Guild St. Paul

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