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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1952

Page

2

First Jury Hearing Sees Snags In Unfurnished New Box

The first jury trial since the new jury box was built faced snags. Judge Alton H. Combs noted the seats were old hard wood from the old high school and uncomfortable. A tall juror struggled with his seat and a woman tore her dress on a rough spot. The judge endured a long morning and lunch, missing part of Governor Lausche’s speech. The civil case is Sam Hazley v. Ralph Geisler for $2000 damages from an auto collision on January 5 with claims of medical bills and lost earnings. Hazley is represented by I A Casper. Geisler by Andrew Cherney.

Alton H. Combs Manchester Frank Lausche Sam Hazley Vermont St Ralph Geisler Carroll Ave Hazley I. A. Casper Middletown Andrew Cherney Hamilton Geisler Katherine Woodrey F. C. Creager Howard Ditmyer Mildred Butts Ruth Diefenbach Earl Barker Irene Snyder Mattie Bryant Margaret Ashley Arthur Miltenberger Mary Helen Ernst Florence Boyd Journal

Truck Piles Up In Ditch and Cars Slam Together

A tractor-trailer jackknifed on Route 42 north of Lebanon, pushing a car into a ditch and injuring five. Ralph Chapman, 25, of Tiffin, escaped with shoulder lacerations. passenger Alfred Cornish, 29, pinned by an ankle and sprained. The trailer suffered no damage. Later, a head-on on Route 4 near Excelle injured three more, including Lonnie Campbell, 42, and Ethel Ritchie, 66. Campbell jailed for reckless driving. a May court date set.

Lebanon Ralph Chapman Tiffin John Mills Chapman Alfred Cornish Route 4 Excelle Lonnie Campbell Hamilton Ethel Ritchie Lima Middletown Hospital Campbell Ritchie Russell Reichelderfer McKinley Sr Harry Stretcher Trenton

Morrow Soldier’s Body Is Returned

Pfc. Arthur L. Landacre from Morrow Route 1 was among 224 U S servicemen returned to the United States aboard the Beaver Victory. He was killed in Korea on September 3 while a Marine in service two years. His body will be brought to Morrow with a military escort.

Morrow Pfc Arthur L. Landacre Dorsey E. Landacre Route 1 United States Beaver Victory Department of Defense San Francisco

Fifty Year Old Shirts Draw Window Shoppers at Worthmore

Worthmore Clothes Shop displays circa 1900 Arrow shirts with detachable collars and cuffs in its window on Central Avenue. Shoppers react to the old styles as the display tours US stores, with covers from Saturday Evening Post as a backdrop. Louis and Jerome Shapero note the exhibit recalls past fashions for locals and amuses younger crowds.

Worthmore Clothes Central Ave Arrow Worthmore Grandpa United States Worthmore’s Saturday Evening Post Louis Jerome Shapero Yesteryear

Locked Brakes Hot Trash Trigger Fire Alarms

Firemen answered two Middletown calls with no damage. At 8 55 a m Company three responded to 1204 Yankee Rd to a locked emergency brake on a McKee Construction truck causing driver Dillard Hornsby to alert responders. At 5 24 p m Companies One and Three extinguished a rubbish fire behind 119 Water St near an upholstering shop, likely started by a discarded cigarette.

Middletown

Girl Scout Fall Program Mapped By Middletown Council

The Middletown Girl Scout Council outlines a fall program for Intermediate troops. The Intermediate Planning Board will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Civic Association with two representatives from each of 45 troops expected to attend.

Middletown

Police Briefs Report Arrests and Thefts In City

Robert Lee Bryant, 26, of 1310 Garfield St was arrested on North Main St for disorderly conduct and released on $50 bond to appear in court today. Arlin Dancy, 38, of 207 Curtis St Apt 22 was arrested for fleeing the scene of an accident and released on $500 bond to appear in court today. Donald Vennetton reported the theft of four hubcaps valued at $30. Donald Stalker reported the theft of a bicycle licensed 15- $10 from the YMCA. Luther Calhoun was bitten on the right leg by a dog and George Bussey was bitten on the left leg.

Robert Lee Bryant Garfield St North Main St Arlin Dancy Curtis St Apt Donald Vennetton Central Ave Donald Stalker Kenwood Dr YMCA Luther Calhoun Eighth Ave George Bussey South Broad St Donald A. Drake Askew Ave Charles Frankart Tiffin Frankart Verity Pkvy Germantown Rd Lucian R. Gross Middletown C. N. Combs Main St

Veteran Robert J. Muilens Taken After Illness in Cafe

Police said a Korean war veteran who became ill in a downtown cafe was taken to Middletown Hospital by friends. He was identified as Robert J. Muilens.

Middletown Hospital Robert J. Muilens

At The Movies Showings This Weekend

PARAMOUNT screens Where's Charlie at 1 15 4 10 7 00 and 10 00 p m Wagons West at 3 00 5 50 and 8 50 p m STRAND presents Red River at 1 30 5 40 and 9 25 p m Tulsa at 4 05 and 8 05 p m

Paramount Charlie Red River Tulsa

Zoning Board Approves Forest Hills Club Plan

The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a certificate of occupancy allowing Forest Hills to convert the 502 South Main St. home into a private country club. Opponents, led by Harold G. Dance, vow to seek an injunction, citing proximity to Fenwick High School and questions over legal opinions. The club, owned by J. T. Schraffenberger with option to buy for 33000, plans remodeling, a pool, social events, and food service.

Forest Hills Country Club South Main St Zoning Board of Appeals Ovcara Robert Roberts Louis Reiner Robert Nunlist G. W. Breiel Harold G. Dance E. A. Emerson Clark Bates J. T. Schraffenberger Forest Hills Country Club C. H. Taylor Fred J. Schatzmann Dance Schatzmann Orville Carson Fenwick High School Schraffenberger The Civic Association

Five Wrecks Prompt Two Arrests In City

Two men were arrested after five separate crashes in the city yesterday. Carroll Dean Southard was charged with physical control of a motor vehicle under the influence and released on $500 bond. Damages ranged from $50 to $125 across the accidents, involving several local residents and a parked car.

Carroll Dean Southard Franklin Route 2 Southard Sterling Deck Eaton Ave Reynolds Ave

Oxford Youth Polio Victim Named in Butler County

Charles Earl Revelee of Rose Ave Oxford is the 29th polio victim in Butler County this year. He was admitted to Hamilton Mercy Hospital polio ward at noon yesterday and is the fourth Oxford case in the last two weeks.

Charles Earl Revelee Linville Revelee Rose Ave Oxford Butler County Hamilton Mercy Hospital

Weather Outlook for Middletown Saturday Warmer and Clear

Fair and warmer Saturday expected as rain ends tonight with clearing skies. High around 55 degrees today, low near 40. Current low this morning 44 at 8 a.m. Temperatures rose only two degrees by 10:42 a.m. Yesterday ranged from 38 to 64.

Middletown

Worker Hurt In Fall At Keuthan Foundry

John Ingram age 23 of 1507 Garfield Street was treated at Middletown Hospital emergency room for a possible brain concussion after a hoist pulley failed at Keuthan Foundry. He was dismissed yesterday following treatment.

Keuthan Foundry John Ingram Garficld St Middletown Hospital Ingram Keuthan

Middletown High opens new gym addition

About 150 students toured the new Middletown High gymnasium classroom addition as home rooms. classes will begin Monday with five rooms for home rooms and four for classrooms. Heating issues were resolved yesterday and the hardwood floor is being laid as interior work continues.

MHS Middletown High D. R. Baker Uni Wade E. Miller

Chamber Opposed to Convention Wants Amendment Changes

The Ohio Chamber of Commerce backs a no vote on the November 4 constitutional convention ballot and supports constitutional changes by amendment if the convention is defeated. It favors four year gubernatorial terms, judiciary reforms, General Assembly reapportionment by petitions, and removal of obsolete language, with a Lawyers’ Committee promoting the no vote and opposing attorneys forming a countergroup arguing for amendment rather than convention.

Ohio Chamber of Commerce Calvin Verity Middletown Chamber of Commerce Ohio Chamber Board of Directors Verity Columbus Ohio Chamber Ohio Bar Association General Assembly Ohio

Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Cincinnati

Arthur B. Grove Jr. of 18 Howman Ave Hamilton filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing debts of 14299 and assets of 2775.

Cincinnati Arthur B. Grove Jr Howman Ave Hamilton U. S. District Court

Rennel Concentrate Proves Weight Loss Aid Claim

User Myrtle Wellenberg of Cleveland Ohio reports dropping 25 pounds using Rennel Concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice. The ad promises double daily doses and a money back guarantee if pounds don’t vanish, with a price of $1.40 at drug stores.

Myrtle Wellenberg East Cleveland Ohio Ady

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