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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

9

September Building Permits Lag For First Half

Building costs in the city for the first half of September total $85,651 with four dwelling permits issued. A $10,000 one family home was approved for Cecil Armitage at 1303 Carolina St. A $5,000 workshop permit for Rollie Nickell at 1333 Vail St. was issued. Larger permits include Pollock Paper Co. for $5,000, G. M. Flynn storage building $20,000, Charles Elsner dwelling $8,000, Lin Mendenhall dwelling $12,000, Tailored Homes Inc. $5,000. August total $163,125.

Orville Carson Cecil Armitage Carolina St Rollie Nickell Vail St Pollock Paper Company Plum St G. M. Flynn McGee Ave Charles Elsner Lin Mendenhall Central Ave Mercantile Tailored Homes, Inc

Municipal Court Dismisses Gambling Room Case Against McCann

Arthur S. McCann 26 of 2312 Wilbraham Rd was arraigned before Judge Alton H. Combs and the case dismissed for insufficient evidence. About 10 people gathered in a rear Yan kee Rd room with racing forms seized. McCann said it was a club planning a picnic. Disordery conduct charges against Ralph Isom and Marcellus Boyd were also dismissed.

Arthur S. McCann Wilbraham McCann Alton H. Combs Yankee Rd Combs

Earthquake Recorded Near North Borneo by Tokyo Station

A strong quake was recorded at 4 57 am local time by the Tokyo Meteorological Station seismograph with epicenter near 116 degrees east longitude and five degrees north latitude. The report places it near North Borneo. Separately, since 1943 soybeans have led US oil crop production.

Tokyo Tokyo Meteorological Station Temblor North Borneo

Man Slugged and Robbed of $37 in Street Incident

Solomon Foster, 47, of 1225 Sycamore St., told police he was slugged near Garfield and Lamneck Sts at about 7:30 p m yesterday and robbed of $37. He was hit on the right temple and unconscious until 12:30 a m today beside a warehouse. He had no visible injuries and reports his hat taken.

Solomon Foster Sycamore St Garfield and Lamneck Sts Foster

Local Youths Hurt As Car Overturns

Two local youths were injured when their car ran off Route 73 and overturned at Route 25. Driver John T. Stiles, 21, suffered a wrenched shoulder. passenger Jim Dinus, 25, treated for shoulder, hip, neck injuries and abrasions. Both released from Middletown Hospital after treatment. taken there by Franklin police. The car, traveling east on Route 73 about 2:40 am, went out of control as Stiles tried to turn north on Route 25. The vehicle was heavily damaged.

John T. Stiles Central Ave Jim Dinus Young St Middletown Hospital Franklin Stiles Cincinnati Patrolen Leonard Bailey Fourth St Dayton Maud Bailey

Pole Sitter To Stay Until End Of Season

The report says Charlie Lupica will remain on a 20-foot roof pole for 124 days from May 81 to Oct 2, waiting for the Cleveland Indians to win. He will not come down even if the team is mathematically eliminated, honoring a bargain. Veeck sent coal and a stove, but Lupica says he is not on the payroll. A reporter notes rumors but Lupica denies them.

Cleveland Charlie Lupica Charlie Cleveland Indians Indians Bill Veeck Veeck Indians’ Promotion Department

Two $50,000 Damage Suits Filed in Preble County

In March 1948 a three car crash in Preble County claimed two lives. Mrs. Mary Kinsey sues Willis Fraley of Richmond Indiana and others for over $50,000, administering her late husband James Kinsey's estate. The Cordle family, including a widow and two children, were injured with the Cordle wife later dying.

EATON Preble County County Common Pleas Court Mary Marjorie Kinsey James Kinsey Sugar Valley Kinsey Fraley Leslie Cordle Indianapolis Cordle

St John Knights Plan Dances and appoints leaders

A committee to plan the Knights of St John monthly dances was formed at the group meeting. Fred Slacak was named general chairman with assistants Stephen Toth Johnny Takach and Frank Gephart. The first dance will occur in late October. Anthony Herr reported on a recent district meeting held here.

Knights of St. John Fred Slacak Stephen Toth Johnny Takach Frank Gephart Anthony Herr Knights of St. John’s

New Pastry Shop To Open Monday

A new bakery named Central Pastry Shop will open on Monday at 1430 Central Ave in the city, signaling the debut of a fresh local bakery option for residents and visitors.

Central Pastry Shop Central Ave

Preble County fair horse pulling winners named

A fair-sized crowd greeted the Preble County fair as Earl Ruby led two light-weight teams to top honors in the morning horse pulling session. Oscar Mever of Greensfork won the heavy-weight division with his team, with Clayton Botts and Ted Vincent placing second and third.

Eaton Fair Board Bill Prayer Earl Ruby Jackson Township Farmer's Ruby Oscar Mever Greensfork Ind Clayton Botts Ted Vincent David Mever Lanier Township Harold White Dixon Township Bill Harrison Rayburn Pence West Manchester Pence Robert Caplinger Bob Sugas Tex Ritter Hollywood Cowboy

Barton Building to Open Under Furlow in September

New Barton building opening on Monday September 19 under the fin of Walter J. Furlow. Gifts and prizes to be awarded on opening day next week. Furlow, in the baking business 27 years, says the shop will cater to party and church orders.

New Barton Walter J. Furlow Furlow

Butler County Court Notices Of Family Legal Actions

A list of multiple court actions from Butler County featuring individuals such as Allen Phelps and Johanna Phelps, Leon Whitt and Reable Whitt, Ker mit Cook and Lois Jean Cook, William Rowlette, Ida Mae Hale, Paul B. Drager, Elizabeth Fern Mallicoat, Edna Marie Miller, Marie Snow, and Lawrence Helton. Cases involve wilful absence, neglect, cruelty, misconduct, and separation after marriage. Locations include Middletown Hamilton and Trenton Route 1 with various street addresses and spouses or partners named.

Ida Mae Hale Hamilton James Hale Paul B. Drager Iddletown Betty Drager Elizabeth Fern Mallicoat Minor Middletown William G. Mallicoat Edna Marie Miller Stanley Augustus Miller Marie Snow Trenton James Andrew Snow Lawrence Helton Edythe Helton

Estate Administrations for Adrian and Wynn

John George Adrian of Middletown named to administer his estate estimated at 8000 in personal property after his death on September 5. Clarence E Wynn Sr of Mayfield leaves widow Ethel H Wynn as executrix under a will filed for probate dated March 23, 1946, with Jack A Casper and I Casper as witnesses. Testator died September 5. estate valued at 2500 in personal property and 3000 in realty.

John George Adrian Middletown Clarence E. Wynn Mayfield Ethel H. Wynn Jack A. Casper I. Casper

Estate inventories and injury settlement in Ohio notices

An inventory in the estate of Idas A Boxwell Middletown lists 6000 in realty J Homer Boxwell named administrator The Ohio property of Ruth RFerrall Detroit Mich valued at 8100 in realty Jane Ferrall ancillary administratrix A 200 settlement was reported on the injury claim of Armina Stamper 19 Dayton allegedly hurt in an automobile crash March 30 1948 on the Franklin Trenton road three miles south of State Route 122 The settlement was with Charles Collins driver and Colbert C Collins Anna R Long widow appointed executrix in the estate of William M Long Middletown who died August 18 Edna H Adrion widow was

Idas A. Boxwell Middletown J. Homer Boxwell Ohio Ruth R. O'Ferrall Detroit Mich Jane Ferrall Armida Stamper Dayton Franklin - Trenton Charles Collins Colbert C. Collins Anna R. Long William M. Long

Funeral Services Held For Justice Rutledge

Supreme Court Justice Wiley Blount Rutledge was honored at All Souls Unitarian Church with six Justices present, including Chief Justice Vinson. Died Saturday in York, Maine while vacationing. burial cremation planned. Rutledge survived by widow Annabelle and children Jean Mary Lou and Neal.

Washington Supreme Court Wiley Blount Rutledge A. Powell Davies All Souls Unitarian Church Rutledge High Court Fred A. Vinson Hugo Black Felix Frankfurter Robert Jackson Harold

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