Two Drivers Held After Route 25 Collision
Two drivers were charged with operating under the influence after a center-line two car crash on Route 25 south of Miamisburg. Troy Beltz and Charles Isaacs face hearings in Miamisburg Municipal Court next week. Injured were Nellie Isaacs 22 Geraldine Tillson 24 and Beltz with treatment at Miami Valley Hospital. A second accident at Glenn Ave and Finley St in Rolling Mill Park left Ruby Richardson 22 with a fractured clavicle and forehead cuts. Patterson 22 was charged with failure to yield the right of way. The injured rider was taken to Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Voelker
Miamisburg
Troy E. Beltz
Charles E. Isaacs
Franklin
Nellie Isaacs
Geraldine Tillson
Montgomery St
Beltz
Miami Valley Hospital
Brough Ambulance
Glenn Ave
Finley St
Rolling Mill Park
Ruby Richardson
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Troy Baker
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati Man Fined and Licenses Revoked for DUI
William Earl Redman 37 of Cincinnati was fined 100 and costs and his license revoked for six months after operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He appeared yesterday in Municipal Court before Judge Alton Combs. Dayton man Junior Stafford 23 was fined 100 and costs for physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Earl Redman
Race St
Cincinnati
Redman
Alton Combs
Junior Stafford
Tenth Ave
Dayton
At the Movies Paramount Showings This Weekend
Saturday schedule lists D O A starring Edmund OBrien and Pamela Britton at 1 30 PM 4 55 PM and 8 25 PM and Tripoli starring John Payne and Maureen OHer a at 2 50 PM 6 20 PM and 9 45 PM Sunday Copper Canyon with Ray Milland and Hedy Lamarr at 1 45 PM 3 45 PM 5 45 PM 7 45 PM and 9 45 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
D.O.A
Edmund O'Brien
Pamela Britton
Tripoli
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
Copper Canyon
Ray Millar
Hedy Lamarr
Strand Shows Barricade with Ruth Roman and Dane Clark
Saturday screenings include Barricade at 3:45, 7 and 10:15 p.m. with Ruth Roman and Dane Clark. Also Mark of the Lash features Lash LaRue and Al St. John at 2:40, 5:50, and 9:10 p.m. Sunday brings Roy Acuff to the stage at 2:45, 5, 7:25 and 9:30 p.m. Traveling Salesman with Joan Davis plays at 1:15, 3:30, 5:50, 8:10 and 10:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Ruth Roman
Dane Clark
Mark of the Lash
Lash LaRue
al St. John
Roy Acuff
Joan Davis
Colonial Showings of So Young So Bad Feature Katherine McLeod
The Colonial screens So Young So Bad with Katherine McLeod in multiple daily showings at 1:15, 3, 4:40, 6:30, 8:20 and 10 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McLeod
Charles Hook Renamed To Industry Board
Charles R. Hook, chairman of Armco Steel Corp, was reelected a board member of the National Industrial Conference Board Inc for a one year term at the Board's 316th meeting in New York City. Hook has served since his first term began in 1931. The Conference Board, started in 1916, is a nonprofit facts finding organization supported by over 3,000 business concerns and other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
National Industrial Conference Board, Inc
New York City
Hook
Shell Station Ransacked on Broad Street
The Shell Service Station at Broad Street and Tytus Avenue was broken into last night. About $5 in half-dollars and various items including seven leather billfolds, two hood ornaments, five flashlights, two tail pipe cans, visors, and clearance lights were stolen. The break-in occurred between midnight and 7 am, with a broken overhead door pane observed. Officers Dan Pelfrey and Larry White noted the incident appeared likely the work of juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
Tytus Ave
George Latham
Carolina St
Dan Pelfrey
Larry White
Obituary: Florencene Wright Dies at 1 45 PM
Florencene Wright one day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Weight died at 1 45 PM yesterday at 1623 Garfield residence. She is survived by brother Vera Eugene sister Terlene grandparents Odell Riley and Ned Moore. Graveside services held today at Woodside Cemetery. Maxberry Funeral Home arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florencene Wright
Levi Weight
Vera Eugene
Terlene
Odell Riley
Ned Moore
Woodside Cemetery
Maxberry Funeral Home
Death of Mrs Armina McIntosh at 74 in Lexington
Ward reports the death of Mrs Armina McIntosh aged 74 from a heart attack at her Lexington home Thursday. She is survived by her husband George five sons Arch Jerry Cai Ted and Fred all of Middletown and Lexington and two daughters Mrs Henry Kelly and Mrs Benton Blanton of Lexington. Services and burial are planned for Monday afternoon in Lexington with interment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Armina McIntosh
Lexington
George
Arch
Jerry
Cai
Middletown
Ted
Fred
Henry Kelly
Benton Blanton
Rafael Guastavino Dies Architect Of Timbral Arch Legacy
Rafael Guastavino 78 longtime architect and engineer died at Bay Shore New York. He originated the Timbral Arch used in the Cathedral of St John the Divine and other notable buildings. Born in Spain his work shaped modern arch construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bay Shore
N. Y
Rafael Guastavino
New York City
Spain
FBI probes man over 12 auto license plates found
FBI agents question a man in Zanesville about 12 automobile license plates found in his room. No charges filed. He was arrested after trying to sell a car to a used car dealer, with California plates issued for another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, D
Manslaughter case delayed in Hamilton court
Robert O Hara 31 of Vets Village faces manslaughter charges in the death of William E Wilmot 31 of Eaton Road after a Sept 5 fight at the Grand Hotel vestibule. Coroner Dr Garrett J Boone postponed verdict until autopsy results and brain tissue analysis are received. Wilmot died last Friday. O Hara remains free on 10000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Robert O'Hara
Vets Village
William Ernest Wilmot
Eaton Road
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Wilmot
Grand Hotel
Boone
Mercy Hospital
O'Hara
Liberty
Convicted Killer Appeals Sentence
Homer Jack Dean, 39, convicted of first degree murder in the 1947 slaying of Elmo C. Rice, seeks a new trial citing new evidence. A hearing date will be set next week. The jury recommended life. Ohio Penitentiary term is mandatory, while West Virginia holds a detainer.
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Columbus
Homer Jack Dean
Joseph M. Clifford
Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Mercy
Ohio
Moundsville
West Virginia
Okey L. Patteson
Gospel Chorus Sings at Second Baptist Church Sunday
The Gospel Chorus of the Second Baptist Church hosts a program Sunday at 7 30 p m with performers including Mrs E L Maxberry Mrs Gertrude Wills Mrs Florence Bennett and others plus Calvary Singers and the Gospel Five Quartet. Public invited. Sportsmen's Club features Kid Malone and four vaudeville acts at Armco Colored Center from 9 p m tonight to 2 a m Reservations: 2 7856.
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Gospel Chorus of
The
Second Baptist Church
E. L. Maxberry
Gertrude Wills
Florence Bennett
Marie Carter
Esther Lewis
T. H. Ward
Rebecca Bryant
Edna Johnson
Rachel Stout
Rachel Crane
Gertrude Massey
Ellen Turner
Margaret King
Caius Williams
Jodie Childs
Calvary Singers
Gospel Five Quartet
Sportsmen's Club
Kid Malone
Armco Colored Center
Halloween Dance at St John’s School
The senior class sponsors a Halloween dance at 8 15 p m in the church basement. Frances Scotti chairs arrangements and urges all students to attend in blue jeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
Frances Scotti
John Peter Zenger Jailed for Criticism in 1734
John Peter Zenger, early New York editor, was jailed in 1734 for his criticisms of the royal governor. The case highlighted press freedoms and the role of colonial journalism in challenging authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peter Zenger
New York
Senior Class Officers Named Friday at Middleton High
Dick Neff editor of the Middletonian was elected president of the 1951 senior class. Jack Howard was chosen vice president, Jean Burgess secretary, and George Georgeopolous treasurer. Results were announced in a pep assembly after homeroom voting, with Miss Helen Barkley counting ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Neff
Middletonian
Neff
Hi-V
The
Journal
Jack Howard
Jean Burgess
George Georgeopolous
Pep
Helen Barkley
Unemployment Benefits Top $16,700 Mark
In Middletown the September unemployment compensation total reached 16,784 dollars for 208 claimants. P F Johnson of the local BUC noted payments covered Ohio Law and GI Bill veterans allowances, with Ohio Law benefits totaling 16,684 dollars and 490 dollars of independence payments included. Since January, total benefits paid amount to 629,007.50 dollars, with an average September weekly check of 20.73 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
P. F. Johnson
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office
Johnson
Police Briefs Detail Falls and Alleged Assaults
John Wills, 81, of 1364 Columbia Ave, treated at Middletown Hospital after a fall at Vail Ave and Clinton St at 9 p.m. He suffered abrasions to the upper lip and face. A 25-year-old of 1819 Wayne Ave was charged with assault and battery in a warrant filed by Jack Greathouse of 822 Tenth Ave, tied to an accident investigation last Saturday, with Greathouse alleging he was struck by the officer. John Crout reported his car parked at Shartle Brothers Machine Shop lot appeared rummaged as small articles were missing.
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John Wills
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Vail Ave
Clinton St
Wayne Ave
Jack
Greathouse
Tenth Ave
John Crout
Shartle Brothers
Police log notes two minor collisions yesterday
Police investigated two minor accidents yesterday with slight damage. Richard S. King, 47, of 715 Waite St., failed to stop at the Woodlawn Ave Waite St intersection and hit Asa Earl Middleton, 26, of 1915 North Ave. Damage was about 10 dollars. In a second incident E L Morgan, 78, of Hamilton, rolled back and struck Eliza Lefever, 71, of Franklin Route 1 on Woodlawn Ave eastbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. King
Waite St
Woodlawn Ave
Asa Earl Middleton
North Ave
E. L. Morgan
Hamilton
Eliza Lefever
Franklin
Vital Statistics Born to Several Families This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Oligee of 2132 Highland Street welcomed a girl Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swain of Eaton Avenue welcomed a girl Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Smith of Franklin Route 2 welcomed a girl Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burns of Lebanon Ohio welcomed a boy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Oligee
Highland St
Earl Swain
Eaton Ave
Denny Smith
Franklin Route 2
Joseph Burns
Lebanon
Hospital roll call lists local residents in medical and surgical cases
Ada Howard and others from Garfield Street Stanley Street Young Street West Middletown Excello and nearby areas are recorded as patients in medical or surgical care. Names include William Price Albert Varin Mrs Melvin Larsson Edward Lewis Donald Mize Harry Hall Robert Martin and many others with addresses on Woodlawn Park Elmo Germantown and Winona Drive among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Howard
Israel Howard
Garfield St
William Price
Stanley St
Albert Varin
Young St
Melvin Larsson
West Middletown
Edward Lewis
Park St
Donald Mize
Excello
Harry Hall
Superior Ave
Robert Martin
Woodlawn Ave
Frank Watson
Wayne Campbell
Green Campbell
Trinity Place
Robert C. McCabe
Elmo Place
Optimists Hear Talk On Youth From Miami Instructor
Roy Henderson of Miami University spoke at the Optimist Club noon meeting. Active in Oxford scout work for ten years he discussed "Snakes Snails and Puppy Dogs Tails" tracing the typical 11 year old boy and his dreams. He urged parents and guardians to guide gently and set wholesome examples to shape character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Henderson
Miami University
Optimist Club
Henderson
Oxford
Rabbi Carmel Dies in Cincinnati Founder of Keheleth B'nai Israel
Rabbi Isaac Carmel founder of the Keheleth B'nai Israel Congregation in Avondale died yesterday at Jewish Hospital at age 78. A native of Yaneskel Lithuania he retired four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Isaac Carmel
Keheleth B’nai Israel
Avondale
Jewish Hospital
Yaneskel]l
Lithuania
Third Guard Armory Three-Unit Activation Set for November 1
Middletown appears poised to gain its third National Guard armory unit as activation on November 1 is agreed upon after a deadline extension from October 24. Lt. Col. Moore confirms progress and bid advertisements will start that day for armory construction funded at about 250000 dollars. The unit, Company D, Second Battalion, 107th Armored Cavalry, will join existing units Company F, 147th Infantry and Battery B, 182nd Anti Aircraft Battalion. A further meeting is planned next Wednesday at 7 15 pm in the Recruiting Office on South Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Guard
William F. Moore
Ohio Adjutant General
Leroy Thompson
Moore
Dayton
107Th Armored Cavalry
147Th Infantry
South Canal St
House Numbers Urged For Rural Areas
Butler County Commissioners study a plan to assign house numbers to rural homes to aid mail delivery. Postmaster George Zettler urged adoption. final cost depends on platting land frontage into 50 foot lots, estimated initial outlay about 5000 dollars. Property owners would bear home number costs. budget constraints and potential next year funding discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
George Zettler
Gordon Augspurger
Commissioner Board
Augspurger
R. H. Smith
Former Middletown Residents Hit by Florida Hurricane
Several former Middletown residents were in the tropical hurricane that struck Florida early this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gingerich reported no property damage, but their granddaughter Mrs. George Ruebel, also a former Middletown resident, lost a roof and furniture in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Florida
Dave Gingerich
George Ruebel
Weather outlook: cool, cloudy through Sunday
The forecast predicts cool cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 54 degrees at 7:30 a.m. to 71 degrees at 3:30 p.m. Today's low was 43 degrees at 6:30 a.m., rising to 52 degrees by 9 a.m.
Tax Deadline Extended Again Due to Strike
Hamilton real estate tax deadline extended to November 1 by treasurer John W. Wendel amid a four week machinists strike at Lima Hamilton Corp. About 1,600 workers affected. extension aims to avoid penalties and school funding shortfalls. Original closing date was October 14 with a prior one week delay. The George Washington Memorial Bridge over the Hudson is described as containing 107 000 miles of wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lima-Hamilton Corp
John W. Wendel
Hudson River
New York
New Jersey
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John Dobrozsi, Jr
East End
Central Ave
Davis Plumbing and Heating Co
Vance Russell Middletown Dist
Charles Hook
Industry Board
SHELL
Mrs
Chicago
Ian OA
Robert Ripley
Ohio State
Colored News
Rcavictor
Ns Mtrchand
Wilford Lee Palm
Betta Tg
Andrew Blevins
Gideon
Janice Sheaffer
Ben Sheaffer
Germantown
Timothy Kirkpatrick
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Winona Drive
Grover White
Franklin, O
Dwight Richey
O. Ie
Herman Pohlable
Lewis St
Earl Larsson
Burtond
Jesse Tibbs
Margaret Hunsicker
Roulen Meadows
Er Brooks
William Nickell
Third Guard
Wylde
Fri
Sat. & Son
Modern Music
Jimmy Washington
Juanita Rae
Exotic Dancer
Village Gardens
American Forestry CO
Crosley
America
ACME
Yankee RD
Roger
Cor
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Franklin RD
ELITE
East Candy Co
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Melampy
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