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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1955

Page

2

City Fights Mayfield Annexation in Court Battle

Middletown officials prepared for a court clash over the Mayfield 827 acre annexation after four rural property owners sued to block the merger via a Common Pleas injunction. The action seeks to bar Clerk Kronborg and the city from presenting county records to the City Commission.

Middletown Mayfield Common Inne Common Pleas Court Hamilton City Commission Butler County Board of Commissioners William R.ae Monroe Caroline W. Murphy Effie H. Baird Jack Slifer Richard Bendel George Hancock Hancock Scott Miss Kronborg Howard H. Kramer

Auto Wrecks In This Area Injure Pair

An elderly man and a youth were admitted to Butler County hospitals after two Middletown area crashes. Jessie Holloway 74 of Oxford hurt in a front turn collision with a cement truck driven by Gene C Alexander of Hamilton. A 16 year old and a 15 year old were treated for injuries on the Martz Paullin Road near Carlisle.

Butler County Middletown Jessie Holloway N. College Ave Oxford Fort Hamilton Hamilton Holloway Gene C. Alexander Lincoln Ave U.S David Groniger Jacob Groniger Miamisburg

Middletown Pvt. William R. Childers Graduates at Camp Gordon

Private William R. Childers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Childers of Middletown, completes a 12 week Electronic Instrument Repair Course at Southeastern Signal School Camp Gordon Georgia. The program trains recruits to repair and calibrate electrical instruments used in radio radar and meteorological work. He will be assigned to an active unit of the U S Army.

William R. Childers Ray Childers Middletown Southeastern Signal School Camp Gordon Childers United States Army

Hit Skip Damages Parked Car in Front of Yankee Road Home

City police report a hit-skip driver struck a parked auto owned by Billie Commodore 26 of 1301 Yankee Rd at 11 15 p m yesterday causing 100 damage to the vehicle.

Billie Commodore Yankee Rd

Stutenroth Named Head Of Scouts

The Mound Builders Area Council elected Charles E. Stutenroth as president succeeding George E. Harvey. Richard Scheid will resign Oct 30 to become district executive in Phoenix. New officers include E H Bindsey Alfred Hardy Edward Barker as vice presidents and Robert Rogers as treasurer. James Norfolk and Earl Klein assisted with installations. The council also approved district reorganization and with 10th World Jamboree reports from scouts Jimmy Davis and Jimmy Gregory.

Boy Scout Richard Scheid Mound Builders Area Council Seasion Charles E. Stutenroth Armco Steel Corp Scheid Phoenix Ariz Stutenroth George E. Harvey South Dakota School of Mines Middletown Church of Ascension Civic Association Franklin Alfred Hardy Lebanon Edward Barker Robert Rogers Donald Skinner Earl Klein Pokey-Griffith James Norfolk Cincinnati Paul Doughman Pokey Griffith Miami Jimmy Davis Jimmy Gregory Post

Talent Scout Seeks Giant for Film Role across 15 Cities

Max Anthony, a talent scout, will tour 15 cities to find a seven foot tall, 310 pound unknown giant aged 19 to 25 for the Latin American strongman role in The Harder They Fall. He will interview athletic giants in each city, film sixteen millimeter prospects, and send footage to Philip Yordan and Mark Robson at Columbia for final selection.

Philip Yordan Mark Robson Columbia Max Anthony Humphrey Bogart St. Louis New Orleans Houston Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio el Paso Juarez Laredo Nuevo Laredo Mexico Anthony Yordan Robson

Bad Check Complaint At Johnny's Shoe Store

City detectives received a complaint about a $20 bad check passed by a woman at Johnny's Shoe Store on September 10. The check drawn on First National Bank of Miamisburg was returned no account. John Methven, owner, reported to Detectives Her or Frazier and James Hower.

Johnny's Shoe Central Ave First National Bank of Miamisburg John Methven Heror Frazier James Hower

Movie Schedules At The Paramount Strand And Colonial

The Paramount offers Pete Kellys Blues at 1 15 4 00 7 00 10 00 p m Gun That Won the West at 2 50 5 45 8 45 p m The Strand shows Magnificent Matador at 2 30 5 35 8 45 p m Operation Manhunt at 1 15 4 20 7 25 10 20 p m The Colonial screens Love Is a Many Splendored Thing at 1 15 5 30 7 45 9 45 p m Dixie Cruise In features Ma and Pa Ket tle on Vacation at 7 30 9 30 10 15 p m

Pete Kelly Ma and Pa Kettle

Trio of Hamilton youths die in Indiana crash

Three Hamilton youths died when their car collided with a semi on U S 40 nine miles west of Richmond Indiana. A fourth youth is in critical condition and another seriously injured. The truck jackknifed driver John Lindsey from Indianapolis sustained minor injuries.

Richmond Ind Hamilton U.S. 40 Here Henry County Hospital New Castle Dominic Mottolo Jr Rambo Harris Alfred John W. Thompson Cereal Ave Philip C. Garrod Central Ave Edward Cordell John E. Lindsey Indianapolis Mottolo Brothers Colligan Funeral Thompson Webb Funeral Hamilton High School

Hearings Open on UAW CIO Challenge to Aeronca Union

In Cincinnati this morning the UAW-CIO opened hearings seeking to overturn the Aeronca Independent Union at the Middletown plant. Orville E. Andrews of the NLRB presides as attorneys for Aeronca, the independent union, and the CIO press their complaint that the independent union is not a valid bargaining agent under the law. Heinz Seve and Enis Marshall testified for the CIO and the Aeronca Independent Union respectively.

Cincinnati Uaw-Cio Aeronca Independent Union Middletown Orville E. Andrews National Labor Relations Board Elliott Levey Joseph Herr Aeronca Union Gordon J. Wolfe Lowell Goerlick Washington Sol Stanley Goodmar Aeronca Aeronca Independent CIO Goerlick Heinz Seve Toledo Enis Marshall

Safety Group Hails Ter Braak After Seven Years In Middletown

The Mid Middletown Safety Council traffic division honors Harry ter Braak former YMCA boys work secretary for seven years supervising Middletown bicycle court. The final report shows 1 056 violations heard with 223 635 words in safety essays for offenses like running stop signs and riding on sidewalks. Eight outdoor safety billboards are planned and tree obstructions at Milton Road and Bellemonte St were removed.

Middletown Safety Council Harry Ter Braak YMCA Middletown Ter Braak St. Louis Sitka Alaska George Bryant Milton Road Bellemonte St C. A. Boeke Public Service

Civitans Hear Talk On Juvenile Delinquency

J F Seibold Middletown probation officer spoke at the Civitan Club luncheon on juvenile delinquency. He cited lack of parental supervision as a chief cause and illustrated his talk with actual case records.

Civitans J. F. Seibold Middletown Civitan Club

Chittagong Grows Rapidly Amid Port Boom

Chittagong, principal port of Pakistan, a bustling city home to 260000 people, has more than tripled its population since 1941 reflecting postwar growth and urban expansion.

Chittagong Pakistan

Father of 7 Polio Victim Henry Wilkerson Is 15th Case

Middletown records Henry Wilkerson a 44 year old father of seven as Butler County's 15th polio victim and Middletown's seventh in 1955. He lived at 919 8th Ave and was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after being brought by ambulance. Police found him at home after he wandered from Middletown Hospital. Mercy had labeled him a possible polio patient earlier. He said he did not want to stay in the Middletown Hospital for examination.

Middletown Butkler County Henry Wilkerson 8Th Ave Mercy Hospital Hamilton Wilkerson Hamilton Hospital Middletown Hospital

Man Fined and Jailed on DWI Charge

Oliver O Neil, 26, of 214 Lylburn Road, was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated. A three day jail sentence was imposed by the magistrate. O Neil was arrested Sunday on Oxford State Road in Butler County.

Squire Lammie Batley Oliver O’neil Lylburn Rd O'Neil Butler County Oxford State Road

Election Offices To Be Open Nights

Middletown Board of Elections announces extended hours to 9 p.m. for the final three registration days. The office on the mezzanine of the Middletown Savings and Loan Assn building will be open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.

Middletown The Board of Elections Middletown Savings and Loan Assn

Sewage Plant Bid Decision Delayed At City Meeting

City Commission may not approve the long delayed contract to build Middletown’s sewage treatment plant tonight as officials await a complete bid tabulation. Miller Construction Co. of Covington KY submitted the lowest bid at 1 192 000 for the Oxford State Road site amid ongoing legal and permit considerations.

Middletown Charles W. Thompson Thompson Miller Construction Co Covington Oxford State Road City Commission Miller-Thompson Co Detroit Mich Peaker Construction Co Cincinnati Common Pleas Court Butler County Common Pleas Fred B Cramer Peaker

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Mayfield Annexation Nexation Francis Carmody Carmody Doris Kronborg Gordon P. Augspurger Arthur Reiff Ben van Gordon Marion F. Scott Brentwood St Commission Stephen Jones Middletown Rt. 1 Jesse Gray Somerville Rt. 1 Gray Melvin Jones Ohio LeSourdsville DIAL Charles E Statenroth Paramount Dixie Cruise Indiana AIU Safety Group Butler Argen Wal Fee Ivory Agen A Schrock’s Miami River Ohio Department of Health Miller- Thompson Miller-Thompsons Miller Construction Cash & Carry Union Saint Middletown Second Avenue Broad & Verity Parkway
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