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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1957

Page

2

Springboro Man Fatally Shot in Kentucky Hunting Incident

Arnold B. Springboro coroner Claude Neal said Lewis and his 9 year old son Ronnie were hunting near Williamstown Kentucky when the boy slipped and a .22 rifle discharged striking Lewis in the back. He died before a doctor arrived. The Lewis family from Springboro left for Kentucky after the incident.

Arnold B. Springboro Williamstown Claude Neal Grant County Lewis Ronnie Robert Willoughby North Street Springboro Kentucky

Garden Club Wins First With Display at County Fair

The Shovel and Hoe Garden Club of Middletown won first place at the Butler County Fair for its display of about 35 flower arrangements themed September Song. Marigolds formed the first six notes on a musical clef, with a backdrop marking the theme. First prize carried $10 for the club led by president Mrs. Richard Siegel. Town and Village Garden Club of Venice took second and Talawanda Garden Club of Oxford third among eleven clubs entered.

Shovel and Hoe Garden Club Middletown Shovel and Hoe Club Richard Siegel Town and Village Garden Club of Venice Talawanda Garden Club of Oxford Butler County

TV Set Taken From Station at Nelbar Underpass

Police report a theft at the Nelbar Underpass Sinclair Station 911 Nelbar St. where a portable TV valued 130 and an outside car mirror 5 were stolen after a forced east window entry. Burglars also broke into Kinnamon Shyers service station 1706 Woodlawn Ave Friday morning entering through a north door but entering via an east window and rifling cigarette and peanut machines and office drawers for cigarettes.

Nelbar Sinclair Station Nelbar St Kinnamon & Shyers Woodlawn Ave

Accidental Shooting Claims Local Boy in Sandusky

Coroner Jack Walker reports the death of 15 year old Donald D. White from a head wound after a bullet fired by a 15 year old companion struck him while the boys played near a creek. The shooter said he aimed at a stick. White died at Providence Hospital Friday.

Sandusky Ohio Erie Couny Jack Walker Donald D. White White Providence Hospital

Boy Traps self in woods. 13 year old shot by own gun near Camp Hook

A 13 year old Franklin youth, David Halli, was seriously wounded when he tripped and discharged his single barrel shotgun while hunting with neighbor Steve Spurlock three miles west of Franklin on Morningstar Road. Halli, in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a four hour operation, was traveling to the hospital conscious and talking. Warren County Deputy Ralph Palmer investigated the incident.

Franklin Camp Hook David Halli Earl Hall Franklin Rt. 2 Middletown Hospital Steve Spurlock Earl Spurlock Morningstar Road Hall Eaton Funeral Home Warren County Sheriff's Ralph Palmer

Amburgy Sale Nets 36000 In Auction Delayed

Joseph Osberger the receiver for Kash D Amburgy estate reports 20 trucks and building materials sold for 36000 with eight more trucks awaiting sale. A prior auction brought 23000. Judge Druffel postponed confirmation to allow a 20 percent higher price and the sheriff conducted the sale for five creditors. Amburgy seeks court time to reorganize finances.

Joseph Osberger Kash D. Amburgy Amburgy John H. Druffel District 11 Warren County South Lebanon

Stray Bullet Strikes Woman in Middletown Hunt

Linda Cox, 45, of West Middletown Route 1, was admitted to Middletown Hospital with a gunshot wound to the foot. Deputies believe a stray bullet fired by squirrel hunters caused the injury. hospital staff refused to release details.

Linda Cox West Middletown Rt. 1 Middletown Hospital

Police Briefs Cited For Failure To Halt At Crossing

Bill Cohen aged 58 of 100 Crawford Street was cited yesterday on a charge of failure to halt at a railroad crossing.

Bill Cohen Crawford St

Bicycle stolen from rear of home in Central Ave area

Fred Dieterick reported to police that his bicycle was stolen from the rear of his home at 15161 Central Ave. No suspect information was provided and no further details were released.

Fred Dieterick Central Ave West Central Ave 1St National Bank

Best Beard, Costume Winners Spark Old Fashioned Days

Harry Schultz won two prizes for beard and costume at North Broad Street Old Fashioned Days. Polly Swope was named best costumed woman, repeat winner from 1955. Vernon Ritchie claimed the longest whiskers. Mr and Mrs Dean Breeding led as top square dancers. Francis Gillman and Betty Laubach also earned spots. A rain delay affected judging as 35 old model drivers paraded and received participation certificates.

Harry Schultz Park Dr N. Broad Street Polly Swope N. Main St Vernon Ritchie Central Store Dean Breeding Shartle Brothers Francis Gillman Betty Laubach Manchester Norvel Diver

Three Injured in Dual Accidents Reported

A ten year old, Anthony Pufrin of Millville Oxford Road Hamilton suffered head cuts and scratches when his bike was struck on U S 27 near McGonigle. He was taken to McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. A second crash on U S 42 near Lebanon left the driver with a fractured nose. Shirley Mae Thomas 92 Lisbon Ohio lost control and overturned. Wilma Wiggers 24 Colubiana Ohio suffered left hand cuts. Both treated by a Lebanon physician.

Anthony Pufrin Millville-Oxford Road Hamilton U.S. 27 Rt. 130 McGonigle Morris Zimmerman Oxford Pufrin McCullough- Hyde Hospital U.S. 42 Lebanon Shirley Mae Thomas Lisbon Ohio Wilma Wiggers S. Main St Columbiana

Knifing Victim Still Serious in Middletown Altercation

Orville Susong, 38, of Franklin, remains in serious condition at Middletown Hospital with a knife wound to the abdomen after a street brawl Friday night. Ballard Jackson, 32, of 1303 Walnut Street, is held by police for investigation.

Orville Susong Franklin Middletown Hospital Ballard Jackson Walnut St

Deaths And Funerals For Sergeant Nicholas Ringer

Funeral services are set for Sgt. Nicholas Ringer 30 of 825 Yankee Rd who died after a two car crash yesterday morning. He will be buried in Woodside Cemetery with military rites from Wright Patterson AFB and Blythe Williams American Legion post. The taxi driver Lloyd Hurley 23 of Franklin is in fair condition after the collision at Baltimore Street and Calumet Avenue.

Nicholas Ringer Yankee Rd New Era Baptist Church Joseph Pate Ringer Middletown Hospital Lloyd Hurley Franklin Hurley Baltimore Street Calumet Avenue Baltimore Sgt Woodside Cemetery Wright Patterson Afb Blythe Williams American Legion

Weikel, Margaret M. 77 Middletown native dies in Hamilton

Margaret M. Weikel 77 of 18 Millville Ave Hamilton died at Fort Hamilton Hospital Friday at 5 25 p m A Butler County native she lived most of her life in Middletown until moving to her son Roy Weikel's home in June Surviving sister Carrie Sixt and Louise Sixt Middleport and brother the Rev George Sixt Funeral home calls arranged at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home

Margaret M. Weikel Millville Ave Hamilton Fort Hamilton Butler County Weikel Middletown Roy Weikel Carrie Sixt Louise Sixt George Sixt McCoy-Leffler

Crash Brings Arrest For Driver Here

Harry Butcher 52 of 224 Shafer Street was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car hit a parked auto on Grimes Street. Damages totaled 650 dollars. A separate three car collision at Grand Avenue and Highland Street caused about 300 dollars damage with no injuries. Margaret Presley 32 and Helen Hall not involved in the first crash. Donald Collen 26 from Morningview Kentucky pushed the other cars after failing to stop on wet pavement. Willard Hampton 42 reported his car was hit by an unidentified vehicle.

Harry Butcher Shafer St Grimes Street Butcher Casper Street Joseph M. Dailey N. Grimes St Grand Avenue Highland Street Margaret Presley Wellington Rd Helen Hall Sill Ave Donald Collen Morningview

Baltz Rites Due for German Native Mrs Ulricka Baltz

Mrs Ulricka Baltz of Woodcrest Avenue Middletown Rt 1 died at 9 00 am yesterday. A German native she lived in Wheel ing West Virginia before joining her son Baldon Baltz. Survived by son Harry and two daughters C C Shaw and Stella Adkins all of Wheeling and two sisters Bertha Levine and Anna Gaub. Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral home 5 to 7 pm today. Body to Kepner Funeral Home Wheeling for services Tuesday.

Ulricka Baltz Woodcrest Avenue Middletown Rt. 1 Germany Baltz Wheeling W. Va Baldon Baltz Harry Baltz Wheeling C. C. Shaw Stella Adkins Bertha Levine Winthrop Harbor Ill Anna Gaub McCoy- Leffler Kepner Funeral Home

Funeral services for Homer G Howard in Middletown

Homer Glenn Howard 41 of 17 Curryer Rd died Friday at University Hospital Columbus. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev. Clifford Hutchi son and Rev. Howard Sears officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survived by wife Elzira two daughters Brenda Lou Linda Sue seven brothers and two sisters. Coy Leffler Funeral Home announced visiting hours Sunday and Monday.

Homer Glenn Howard Curryer Rd Grand Avenue Church of God Clifford Hutchison Howard Sears Woodside Cemetery Howard University Hospital Columbus Sayersville Armco Elzira Brenda Lou Linda Sue Frank Howard Fairborn Henry Howard Ashland Joseph David Denzil Dennis Howard Middletown Bertha Riser Dayton Lillie Cline Isaban W. Va Mc.Coy-Leffler Funeral

Night School Instructors Named At Middletown High

H H Lawrence announced the adult education and evening high school program at Middletown High School opening Tuesday. Public speaking English and mathematics are taught 6 to 8 pm by Arlene Akerman Helen Deaton Edward Malcom Ray Potters and W C Neal while 8 to 10 pm classes cover Elementary education typing advanced typing chemistry taught by Mary Dillon W S Geckeler Edward Neels ewing Robert Schanke Clyde Yocum. A shorthand class may be offered if 15 enroll. Additional enrollments needed for social studies and public speaking by Tuesday.

Middletown High School H. H. Lawrence Arlene Akerman Helen Deaton Mayfield Edward Malcom Ray Potters W. C. Neal Mary Dillon Garfield W. S. Geckeler Jefferson W. C. Neelsewing Robert Schanke McKinley Clyde Yocum Lawrence

Vehicle Collision on Verity Parkway Causes $50 Damage

An auto accident occurred between 7 p.m. and midnight Friday on Verity Parkway just north of Hanover Street, causing about $50 in damage.

Verity Parkway Hanover Street

Mail Carrier Cox Sentenced For Embezzling COD Funds

U S District Court Judge John H Bruffel gave a lenient sentence Friday to Kermit Gene Cox a substitute mail carrier at the Middletown Post Office found guilty of embezzling postal funds Cox 27 of 709 Crawford Street was sentenced to one week in jail described as lenient because of his first offense and family obligations Cox was arrested Aug 22 by a Cincinnati postal district inspector charged with embezzling 95 on a COD package mailed to Charles Sullivan 720 11th Ave

U. S. District Court John H. Drutfel Kermit Gene Cox Crawford St Middletown Cox Bruffel Cincinnati Postal District Charles Sullivan 11Th Ave

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