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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1957

Page

2

School Group Revived To Push Levy Renewal

Reactivation of the Committee For Better Schools has been announced by Joseph Woodruff, Middletown Board of Education president. Leo Reinartz will chair. seven vice chairmen join, aiming to renew the 3.18 mill operating levy in November. The levy provides about 534000 annually, ~14 percent of the budget. without renewal, kindergarten, transportation, supplies, and building maintenance could face cuts.

Committee For Better Schools Joseph Woodruff Middletown

Woman Hurt In Accident Near Lebanon

A Kentucky woman, Louise F. Scott, 24, of Louisville, was injured in a two car collision on U. S. 42 about 2:20 p.m. three miles north of Lebanon. She received back and leg injuries at Middletown Hospital and refused overnight observation. Police charged her with driving left of center.

Kentucky U. S. 42 Lebanon Louise F. Scott Louisville Middletown Hospital Scott Auto Clayton Smith

Murder Charge in Ciney Stabbing Improves Cincinnati Case

Police filed a murder charge against Dorothy Harris 32 in the stabbing death of Thomas Moses in west Cincinnati. Investigators said Harris admitted an argument with Moses before he was fatally stabbed Friday night. Moses died early Saturday from multiple chest and side stab wounds.

Cincinnati West Cincinnati Thomas Moses Dorothy Harris Moses

Boys Choir Trials Begin At YMCA Auditorium

The Middletown Junior Optimist Boys Choir starts its fourth year under Rev. Walter W. Davis at the First Methodist Church, open to fourth through ninth graders with unchanged voices. Tryouts run 6 30 to 7 30 p m tomorrow in the YMCA auditorium with Optimist Club members on hand to answer questions.

Middletown Junior Optimist Walter W. Davis First Methodist Church Middletown Optimist Club Junior Optimist Club YMCA Optimist Club

Grass Fire Ignited Near Rail Tracks Briefly Burned

Firemen were called at 12 26 p m yesterday to the 300 block of N Sutphin Street to check a grass fire alongside the New York Central Railroad tracks. The blaze caused no damage and may have been started by a cigarette or match. The eye is 16 times more sensitive than the car.

N. Sutphin Street New York Central

Cafe Warned of Robbery near German Town

Two men warned the Circle Inn bartender in Sunbury near German Town that the cafe would be robbed tonight. They left the cafe and nothing had occurred by 10 30 p m. The bartender alerted Montgomery County deputies who began an investigation.

Circle Inn Sunbury Germantown Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies

Loss in Ciney fire damages Cincinnati City Hall

Cincinnati officials estimate 125000 in damage from a blaze that raged nearly two hours in the northwest section of the 64 year old City Hall. Iron beams buckled and a 40 by 20 foot roof hole opened as parts of the fourth floor dropped. cause believed overheated refrigerator motor. Plans for the Cincinnati Expressway were not delayed.

Cincinnati C. A. Harrell Edwin Potts Eadh Potts Ohio Highway Department

AWOL Airman Chased and Caught by Police

Police pursued AWOL airman Daniel L. Woodward 19, after he fled from the Woodward home on N Broad Street. An officer fired one shot into the air before Woodward was apprehended near 1916 Columbia Ave at about 6:18 p.m.

Daniel L. Woodward Columbia Ave N. Broad Street Paul Judd Ralph Trimble Woodward Trimble

Two Cars Collide at Busy Intersection No Injuries

Damage totaled 575 dollars after a collision at N Sutphin Street and Manchester Avenue at 8 45 a m. Clyde Slankenship, 18, and Glenn Wilhoit, 34, were the drivers. The light was flashing caution for traffic in both directions. A nearby no parking sign at the southwest corner was damaged.

N. Sutphin Street Manchester Avenue Clyde Slankenship Franlin Rt. 1 Glenn Wilhoit West Middletown

Pharmacy Dean Dies in Akron After Illness

Edward Spease, 74, dean of Western Reserve University's school of pharmacy from 1916 to 1940, died Saturday at City Hospital Akron after a four week illness.

Akron Ohio Edward Spease Western Roe University School of Pharmacy City Hospital

Deaths And Funerals Of Kenneth Oswald Lebanon

Kenneth Oswald 45 longtime Valley Funeral Director died suddenly Saturday afternoon in Westerville Ohio as he prepared for a burial service. He was a Lebanon native and Cincinnati College of Embalming graduate, survived by wife Mary Lou three daughters a sister and two half siblings. funeral plans not yet set.

Lebanon Kenneth Oswald Westerville Ohio Oswald WU. B. Brubaker Otterbein Ernest R. Oswald Lebanon Funeral Home Lebanon High School Cincinnati College of Embalming Methodist Church Mary Lou Diane Houston Tex Kay Paula Betty Johnson John

Funeral services for Mrs Florence Woolums

Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home Hamilton for Mrs Florence Woolums who died Friday at her son Fred Woolums home Trenton Rt 1. The Rev Charles March will officiate with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. She was a Madison County Ky native who lived in Hamilton since 1915 and is survived by five sons Earl Edwin Frederick Roscoe and Russell Woolums all of Butler County three brothers Wiley Burns Roscoe Burns of Hamilton and Raisch Burns of New York City and 10 grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.

Florence Woolums Fred Woolums Trenton Rt. 1 Griesmer- Grim Hamilton Charles March St. Petey Lutheran Church Greenwood Cemetery Woolums Madison County Earl Edwin Frederick Roscoe Russell Woolums Butler County Wiley Burns Roscoe Burns Raisch Burns New York City

Obituary notices for two residents with funeral details

Frank A. Baum aged 84 of 314 Sherman Avenue is listed with Cahill Funeral Home handling arrangements. Mrs C F Angst aged 84 of 919 Greenwood Avenue has services at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home.

Frank A. Baum Shernan Cahill

WACs Earn High Excellent Rating After Figures and Fittings

Yokohama WAC unit praised for sharp appearance in an on site inspection by Lt Col Ward. Lt. Jeane Wolcott credited with guiding the 9 woman detachment to proper fit using counseling on bust and shoulder shaping. The commander called the overall look and discipline satisfactory.

Yokahama Japan WAC Wolcott Frederick G. Ward Harrington Maine Yokohama Army Transportation Terminal

Franklin Man Escapes Jail

Eddie Joe Craft 21 of Franklin escaped Vandalia jail by jumping from an unbarred window at 11 am yesterday after the jailer briefly left to answer a call. He was arrested earlier that day at 4 30 am on investigation and has a Butler County record. he is on probation from Hamilton Common Pleas Court.

Eddie Joe Craft Franklin Vandalia Craft Butler County Common Pleas Court Hamilton

Car overturns near Otterbein Home injures none

A car carrying Helen Bock 30 and her husband Emory 37 with children Karen 2 and Bruce 9 crashed off the right side of Ohio 741 near a sharp curve and overturned on its top at 4 20 p m yesterday. All four occupants escaped injury according to state patrol.

Helen Bock Otterbein

Ohio Bride 18 Charged With Aiding Escape

Franklin County deputies held an 11 year old bride after she admitted helping her husband Herbert Fisher 18 who escaped from a guarded Grant Hospital room. Fisher was recaptured shortly after leaving a downtown cafe.

Columbus Ohio Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies Grant Hospital Herbert Fisher Vernon Walker Fisher Madeine

Police Briefs Focus on Local Thefts and Arrests

Officers arrested Alonzo Caudill age 22 at 3210 Navaho Street on a embezzlement charge for two volt wattmeters valued at 65 dollars while employed by Sears Roebuck Co. John Duhamel age 20 at 2124 Fernwood Street was arrested on an assault and battery warrant. Irene Dennis of Trenton reported a missing billfold with 32 dollars. Theft reports include 30 dollars cash from Pearl Baker's purse at her Christel Avenue home, two fender skirts from Curtig Watts's car, a license plate 5065LS from Marie Downey's car, and two hubcaps from Mike Abell's car. Det Herbert Frazier recovered a stolen boat from Steve Bates at Middletown Canoe Club. found at West Middletown bridge.

Navaho St Sears, Roebuck & Co Pearl Baker Christel Ave iCurtig Watts Heinkel Rd Marie Downey Tytus Ave Mike Abell Fulton Ln Herbert Frazier Steve Bates Middletown Canoe Club West Middletown Bridge

BB gun shatters picture window on 2000 Tytus Ave

Officers responding to a yesterday call were told by Mrs. John Rosetfetter that vandals fired a BB gun at a picture window valued at 80 dollars. Police say the damage appears caused by a BB gun.

Tytus Ave John Rosetfetter

Police arrest Melvin Wage man on cadging charge

Police in Peoria Illinois arrested 43 year old Melvin Wage on a cadging charge.

Melvin Wageman Peoria, Ill

Rickenbacker foresees spaceflight boom in 50 years

Captain Eddie Rickenbacker predicts interplanetary travel will be common within five decades aboard atomic powered luxury ships carrying around 2,000 people. By 2007 some vessels will be semi self sustaining and flights will shrink to hours, with speeds up to 2,500 mph for passenger planes and 3,000 mph for ramjet military craft.

ST. Petersburg Fla Eddie Rickenbacker Rickenbacker Eastern Air Lines Pinellas Florida New York

Devastating Hoang-Ho Flood of 1887 Reaches Death Toll

The Hoang-Ho River flood of 1887 devastated northern China with widespread failure of dikes and cities inundated. Reports estimate up to seven million lives lost as villagers evacuated and relief efforts mobilized across multiple provinces.

Hoang-Ho River China

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