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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1952

Page

2

City Offers Hydraulic Land for 60 Car Parking Lot

Middletown officials moved toward leasing land from Mid town Hydraulic Co to create a 60 car municipal lot on Central Ave near Diver Mill. Elliott Levey for the Hydraulic Co proposed leasing the area or a percentage of meter revenue, with an appraisal as rental basis. The plan aims to relieve downtown parking while preserving future widening plans and water rights arrangements.

City Mann H. W. Starick Midtown Hydraulic Company Est Central Ave West Central Starick Elliott Levey The Hydraulic Company Diver Mill Middletown Real Estate Board Ohio Gardner Foard and Carton Company Gardner Central Ave Main St

Nine Families Cleared from Vet Village to Eviction Board

Nine of fifty veteran residents remain in Veter an's Village and will receive a few days grace before eviction. Bailiff Louis Rossi says eviction dates were set for today, with judgments for nonpayment of rent noted. Sellers plan moving 21 buildings to Warren County for rehab as the village is sold.

Louis Rossi Rossi Cletus Borders Franklin Contractor Warren County Municipal Court

Mail Builds Up Pressure On City's Rent Decision

About 25 letters, cards and petitions for and against rent control extension have been received. City Manager H. W. Starick said the decision rests with the City Commission. Commissioner Stubieck and Chairman Francis Carmody will attend a Hamilton meeting of county and city officials to discuss housing issues. Public interest is rising, with petitions, a postcard campaign, and requests for a Rent Control Director. The Commission must act next week or the controls expire with federal rent control. Dayton moved to continue controls.

H. W. Starick Stubieck Francis Carmody Hamilton Dayton

Major Change for Chang in Train Shed Is Made Here

F J Zink announces New York Central timetable changes affecting Middletown departures. The Cincinnati Mercury northbound shifts to 4 23 p m from 5 45 p m starting Sept 26 to serve local Middletown and Cleveland riders. The Ohio State Limited moves to 5 17 a m from Middletown on Sept 28, bypassing Cleveland and stopping at Day ton Springfield Columbus Buffalo and points east. The southbound train departs Middletown at 12 50 p m, up from 12 15 p m, effective September.

New York Central F. J. Zink Cincinnati “Mercury Middletown Cleveand Ohio State Limited Ber

No Parking Signs Warn Drivers On Street Work

Lt. James Combs of the Traffic Bureau urged motorists to obey temporary no parking signs on meters in the street construction zone on North Broad Street. Cars blocking the area had to be moved to allow paving. He appealed for public cooperation. Philadelphia Avenue between Baltimore and Garfield Streets will be blocked Saturday. The United Kee Church received permission for its Fall Festival.

James Combs Traffic Bureau Combs North Broad St Philadelphia Ave Baltimore Garfield St United K.ee Church

Vanderpool Named To Convention Post

Elmo Vanderpool of 802 Catalpa Dr. was named to the ap ply committee of the Third Biennial Convention of the United Parkers of America union meeting in New York. Vanderpool is president and convention delegate of Local 114 at Inland Container Corporation and was appointed by UPA CIO President Harry D. Sayre.

Elmo Vanderpool Catalpa Dr United Parkers of

Small Boy Becomes 9th Polio Case

Howard Newcomb's two year old son from Middletown becomes Butler County's ninth polio case of the year and the 20th in the county. The child was admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton on Tuesday with polio diagnosed yesterday after illness since August 31. The Newcomb case doubles the 1952 toll, which had only four cases.

Howard Newcomb Howard Newcomb Jr Armco Dr Middletown Butler County Mercy Hospital Hamilton Noli Newcomb

Franklin Woman Injured By Car

Mrs Kyle Laughner aged 21 of 2208 South Main Street Franklin sustained severe head and body injuries at 6 07 p m Thursday when struck by a car. Driver Fred Carpenter of Franklin Route 2 faced reckless operation charges and $100 bond was posted. Laughner admitted to Middletown Hospital for treatment.

Kyle Laughner South Main St Franklin Fred Carpenter Carpenter Main Street Sixth St Laughner Middletown Hospital

New Pumper for Firemen Due Saturday

Middletown Fire Department expects the first of two new pumpers from American LaFrance Foamite Corp to arrive Saturday at the New York Central freight depot near Columbia Avenue and Webster Street. The unit was shipped September 9 and aims to precede Fire Prevention Day on September 18.

Middletown Wiliam E. Fishbaugh Fishbaugh American LaFrance Foamite Corporation of New York New York Central Columbia Ave Webster St Dayton la France

Bohne Rates Nod In Speaking Test

Rob MecConaughy Henry Bohne Paul Schnecier spoke at the Toastmaster Club meeting held at Gardier Board and Carton Company. Bohne was named most improved. The topic was Why I Chose My Profession with Bill Johnson topic master Walter Gard toastmaster Art Osborn and evaluator William Scheaffer focusing on delivery and voice placement.

Rob MecConaughy Robert McIntyre Henry Bohne Paul Schnecier Toastmaster Club Bohne Gardier Board and Carton Company Bill Johnson Walter Gard Art Osborn William Scheaffer

Boy Scout Chief Named to National Jamboree Finance Panel

Robert Funston president of the Mound Builders Area Council of Boy Scouts joins the regional finance committee for the National Jamboree to be held in July in California. The appointment was announced today by Milton Wagner of Dayton, Region Four Jamboree finance chair.

Robert Funston Mound Builders Area Council of Boy Scouts California Funston Milton Wagner Dayton

Kiwanis Rose Loop Plans Baseball Themed Sale

Middletown Kiwanis Club promotes a rose sale with teams named after major league clubs. Ground rules and equipment were explained at a practice session for six teams. Proceeds fund surgery for children with defective vision. Rose day is September 27, National Kids Day, with children admitted to Paramount Theater for tax stamp turn-in.

Middletown Kiwanis Club rose_ sale league Kiwanis Club Paramount Theater Ohio Bill Saunders Kiwatans’ Rose Sale Committee Saunders Brooklyn Don Danner New York Herman Aekers St. Louis Norman Kerr Chicago Ralph Kah Boston Charles Egelston Cincinnati

AEIF Nominates Officer Slate for Armco Election

Armco Employes Independent Federation nominates eight officer positions and two boards of trustees for the coming year. Primary Sept 19 and final Oct 10. Nominations from the floor include president Robert Chandler John Hall Donald James Henry Mathis Layton McAfee Carl Wilson and others with multiple vice presidents and trustees specified for East Works and Fabricating divisions.

Armco Employes Independent Federation AEIF Armco Robert Chandler John Hall Donald James Henry Mathis Layton McAfee Carl Wilson Walter Leonare East Works Dave Bailey Roscoe Bowman George Egelston Ed Johnson Norman Mack James Madden Paul Shyers Denny Stamper Lloyd Williams Ed Windsor Wayne Commodore Burney Joslin James Kemp Arthur Markland Everett McDowell Harold Michael Robert Myers al Post Roy Roman John Snyder William Ulrich Harold J. Walters Robert Armbruster Ernest DiLorenzo Melzo Gaw Holly Lawson Fenton Parker Walter Squier Bruce Back James D. Ingram Bob Knorr Robert Lehmkuh Hubert Steele Betty Burgher Patty Fisher Martha Smith Sdna Snider Jack Hogan Ernie Long Bob Lund Clarence Hickey Marvin Holliday Stanley Rock Robert Slough Armco Drainage and Metal Products Company Charles Wagner

Donors Hit Blood Drive Quota By 59 Pints At Red Cross

A two day Red Cross bloodmobile event collected 309 pints, 59 above quota. Of 360 scheduled, 349 appeared, 40 rejected. First day 142 pints, second day 167. Middletown aims for 1,750 pints this year, beating last year’s 1,405 by 201. Sixty five volunteers logged 876 hours.

Red Cross Middletown

At The Movies Friday to Saturday Screens

Paramount shows Greatest Show On Earth with times 1 15 3 50 6 30 and 9 15 p m Strands Rustler On Horseback at 1 15 3 45 6 30 9 20 p m Operations X at 2 15 4 55 7 40 and 10 20 p m Saturday Operation X at 1 15 4 30 7 45 and 10 15 p m Rustlers On Horseback at 3 20 6 35 and 9 15 p m

Paramount Strand Rustler

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