City urged to oppose relocation of Ohio Rt. 122
Middletown officials pressed for a strong city representation at a Sept. 24 public hearing on the state's plan to relocate Ohio Route 122. The master plan calls for two interchanges near Blue Ball with extensions of Oxford State Road and Manchester Road. If relocated, Rt. 122 would align with the Blue Ball Pike–Warren Street extension.
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Ohio
Rt. 122
Blue Ball Pike-Warren Street
State Highway Department
Aeronca Outlines Modernization Plan and Backlog
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp explains modernization of production methods toward pilotless aircraft and a $38 million order backlog. Col Edward M Fickett notes four firms using Armco honeycomb stainless tech while recounting SHAPE service and Civilian club guest Carolyn Proffitt attends. Tomorrow Boy Scout events and Old Fashioned Days fruit cake sale planned.
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Aeronca Manufacturing Corps
Edward M
Joe) Fickett
Civitan Club
Fickett
Aeronca
Armco Steel Corp
SHAPE
Paris
France
Matthew Ridgway
Alfred Gruenther
Carolyn Proffitt
Civitan
Middletown
Camp Hook
Five Men Fined For Hunting Out Of Season In Hamilton
In Hamilton, Special Judge Frank F Wessel fined five men a total of 216 for hunting out of season and possessing eight squirrels. Taylor Hinkle received 45 and costs for license failure and two out of season squirrels. Hensley, Liebrock, York, and another man were fined amounts ranging from 15 to 30 with costs. Earl Wallace, game protector, made the arrests as the season opened in Hamilton County last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Frank F Wessel
Taylor Hinkle
Cincinnati
Tester Hensley
George Hensley
Alvin Liebrock
Colbie York
Earl Wallace
Hamilton County
Butler
New Union For Police Is Pushed In Middletown
Middletown police officers push for an independent union to bargain on salaries and wages. At a vote last month 20 of 22 members supported forming the group, with meetings to discuss broader membership and state charter filing.
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Middletown
Theodore Thompson
Thompson
Ohio Secretary of State
Order of Police
Fraternal
Lef Tee American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Firefighters Union
City Car Damaged In Mishap On Wilbraham Road
A city car collided with a telephone pole on Wilbraham Road near Oberon Drive after the driver claimed brakes failed to avoid another vehicle. The northbound vehicle was driven by Peter La Porte, 22, of Middletown Rt. 3. Police reported the other car pulled from Oberon Drive failing to stop. Damage totaled about $100. Another incident on Charles Street involved Mes Dokas Sr. and Josephine May in a private lot at 10:05.
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Grand Avenue
Blue al
Charles W. Thompson
Curtiss Street
Germantown Road
Wilbraham Road
Oberon Drive
Peter Laporte
Middletown
Rt. 3
Mes Dokas Sr
Church
Josephine May
Jolina St
Charles Street
Middletown Democrats to Elect Officers Thursday
Middletown Democrats will meet tomorrow night to elect officers. Eugene Mc Graw, current vice president of the local party, says the gathering starts at 8 p.m. at the party headquarters located at 28 S. Broad St.
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Middletown
Democrats
Eugene McGraw
S. Broad St
Off The Bench Goes On Stage In Guys and Dolls
Mrs. Jerry Nardiello eyed the second act as Dayton Memorial Hall opened. Her husband Jerry Nardiello, journal sports editor, played a nightclub patron during intermission with Maxie Rosenbloom and producer John Kenley drafting him to act like a customer. The five minute cameo drew no curtain calls.
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Jerry Nardiello
Dayton’s
Memorial Hall
Jerry
Journal Sports
Maxie Rosenbloom
Rosenbloom
John Kenley
Youth Bound To Jury On Grand Larceny Count
Barry Blakney pleaded guilty in municipal court to grand larceny for stealing tools valued at 125 dollars clothing 30 dollars and miscellaneous items including an electric razor oil and leather gloves totaling 225 dollars from William Mole. Blakney bound to Butler County grand jury on 25300 bond. Mole reported tools identified. Det. Barrett and Ptl. Judd led the investigation.
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William Mole
Tytus Ave
Butler Couny Grand Jury
Barry Blakney
Central Ave
Douglas Barrett
Blakney
Herbert Steele
Winona Dr
Mole
Barrett
Coy Hall
Carmody Boulevard
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Ptl
Paul Judd
Charter Member Mitchell Heads Safety Council
Mitchell, a longtime Middletown safety advocate, was elected president of the Middletown Safety Council replacing Joe Ayres. He has served on the council since 1947, was first vice president in 1956 57, and second vice president the year before. The board also approved officers William K. Robinson Delbert Mann Bill Hart Eston Riggs for one year terms beginning next month.
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Middletown Safety Council
Heds
J. Wylie Mitchell
Stanley St
Mitchell
The
Safety Council
Board of Control
Cochairman
Red Cross Fund
Gifts Division
Armco
Middletown Works
Draft Board
Joe Ayres
Safety Board
William K. Robinson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Delbert Mann
Armcor Steel Corp
Bill Hart
WPFB
Eston Riggs
Riggs Funeral Home
Dean Girton
Kendrick Ousted From State Right Of Way Post
Kendrick Britton, a $480-a-month state right of way agent at Middletown, was ordered removed by acting Highway Director George Tormyer. Removal papers cite insulting language, habitual lateness, and refusal to take a Civil Service exam. The order takes effect Sept. 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Britton Kendrick
Middletown
George Tormyer
Civil Service Commission
Kendrick
Fair Deadline For County Fair Entries Set
Deadline for entries in sheep swine cattle and flowers divisions of the 107th Butler County Fair is 8 p m on September 14. Barton Trester secretary of the Butler County Agricultural Society announced the cutoff. Entries may be submitted to him at the secretary's office at the fairgrounds on or before the deadline. The fair runs September 22 through 27.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Barton Truster
Butler County Agricultural Society
Middletown Girl Scout Council Names New Appointees
In a board meeting, Middletown Area Girl Scout Council appointed Mrs Ed Barker as camp coordinator Mrs C C Clark Jr as membership nominator committee chair and Mrs Paul Long as public relations chair Long will serve the unexpired term of Mrs J A Novara The session was led by council president Mrs Wade Ex at the Girl Scout club room.
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Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Ed Barker
C. C. Clark Jr
Paul Long
Long
J. A. Novara
Wade
Girl Scout
Driver pleads not guilty in fatality case near Gratis
Joseph R. Perkins of West Middletown pleads not guilty in Eaton Municipal Court to reckless driving after a two car crash on Greenbush Road that killed four year old Donna Jean Frizzell. State patrolman Don Edwards filed the charge. hearing continued to September 19.
YMCA Boys to take final trip to Crosley Field
YMCA boys will have one more chance to see the Cincinnati Redlegs in action. A chartered bus will leave for Crosley Field at 11 30 a.m. Saturday. Boys may pay a $1 fee and register for the trip at the youth department desk.
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YMCA
Cincinnati Redlegs
Jack Wiley
Crosley Field
Women rally at Second Baptist Church serves turkey dinner
Mrs. Lily Massey and Mrs. Mae Jordan plan a turkey dinner for the Women’s Day Rally at the Second Baptist Church. The meal will be served starting at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Lily Massey
Mae Jordan
Second Baptist Church
Unauthorized Ohio Bell Pickets Roil Service Areas
Wildcat strikes by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. workers were denounced by company officials as unauthorized and disruptive while a contract dispute with the Communications Workers of America continued. Officials said most Akron employees walked out though no general walkout was confirmed. other cities reported picketing and emergency staffing only.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
J. R. Miller
Ohio Bell Commercial
Miller
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Portsmouth
Communications Workers of America
Telephone Company
Amanda Plans Fall Festival At Local School
Amanda PTQ group announced a fall festival set for Friday September 20 from 4 30 to 8 00 p m at the school The proceeds from the spring lawn fete funded classroom materials and the installation of three outdoor basketball courts at the school.
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Amanda Ptq
Old Fashioned Days briefing set for Thursday night
Eight days remain before Old Fashioned Days as store workers from over 115 businesses attend a briefing banquet at the Manchester Hotel. More than 300 participants will hear outlines of sale plans, with Gay 90s costumes on display and a German band from Middletown High School playing marches.
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Low
Don Dillon
Assa
Robert Bender
Lawrence Schell
James Wertz
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Dick Ismourt
Sidney McCammon
Knight Goodman
All Akers
Manchester
Middletown High Schol Band
Miami Sees New Record Enrollment at Miami University
Oxford special report notes a possible 6000 student enrollment with 2100 freshmen moving in Sunday. About 1000 upperclassmen expected by next Thursday to help welcome freshmen and open fraternity houses. New facilities include Scott Hall housing 309 women, Women's Hall No 3 with 119 women, and the University Center.
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Oxford
Miami University
Camp Campbell Gard
Miami Ymca
Scott Hall
Women's Hall
University Center
Wrong address listed in patrol accident report
Ronald McKenzie 19 was listed as a driver in a state patrol accident report but does not live at 1208 Yankee Rd. The resident, Stephanie Krosnowski, told The Journal. Another driver wrecked his car Sunday while trying to avoid McKenzie’s backing vehicle.
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Ronald McKenzie
State ‘Patrol
Yankee Rd
Stephanie Krosnowski
The
Journal
McKenzie
Police, Sheriff Group Discuss Juvenile Services
About 75 people attended the regular meeting of the Southwestern Ohio Sheriffs and Police Assn at the American Legion Hall in Franklin. Sgt J H Pickard of Dayton police spoke informally on police services to juveniles, followed by a general discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Southwestern Ohio Sheriffs and Police Assn
American Legion Hall
J. H. Pickard
Dayton Police
Pickard
Peterson's Ointment Offers Fast Relief for Piles
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for itch of piles. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing within minutes, available in a 50¢ box or 75¢ tube with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
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Amanda
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Harold
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