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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1957

Page

2

Two Arrests In Middletown Bingo Crackdown

Two men were arrested at a bingo game in the K of C Hall 1402 1st Ave for alleged violation of gambling laws. Attys. Maxwell Finkleman and David Dillon posted bond for Joseph Mulligan 47 and Ed Hobbs with hearing set for Oct 9 after a postponement amid legal arguments over whether bingo constitutes a crime without profit guidance.

K. of C. Hall 1St Ave Fleming Rd Ed Hobbs Joseph B. Blackmore Ralph Bauer Roy Crout Mulligan Hobbs Blackmore Maxwell Finkleman David Dillon Mulligan and

Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Pile Relief

Advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment soothes piles within minutes with a cooling astringent formula. It promises rapid itching relief and 40 years of use, available from druggists for 50 cents or with an applicator tube, and offers a money back guarantee.

Peterson

Child's fall from mailbox injures lip and body

A six year old boy, Charles Wallen, climbed a U S mailbox outside the Middletown Post Office at Main and Manchester and fell when the box toppled. He was rushed to the hospital with a lacerated lip and abrasions after the incident spotted by a passerby.

U. S Charles Wallen Middletown Main Manchester

Ohio Bell Studies New Union Offer

Ohio Bell negotiators plan to answer the Communications Workers of America on a new union proposal. A Tuesday session was recessed as the company sought more time to study the offer. Details of the union’s terms and the questions raised by the company were not disclosed.

Cleveland Ohio Bell [Telephone Co Communications Workers of America CWA

Carrie Pounds British Coast Storm Hits Britain

A hurricane named Carrie battered Britain with high waves and heavy property damage. Three people were killed as the storm's tail end moved east from the Atlantic and was forecast to reach southern Britain with winds around 50 miles per hour Thursday.

London Carrie Britain Atlantic

Court ruling splits on charitable bingo in Ohio

The Montgomery County Common Pleas Court ruled that bingo for charitable purposes is not gambling under state law, while officials insist the state statute defines gambling. Lawyers plan to seek temporary injunctions and a declaratory judgment to confirm that charitable bingo is lawful, with possible appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.

Knights of Columbus Finkleman Ohio Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Thompson Montgomery County Leity Order of Eagles Finkleman and Dillon Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio Supreme Court

Secretary At Legion Post Gets New Secretary

Miss Joyce Weatherwax will leave her American Legion Post 218 secretary duties after seven years. Mrs Haroldi Lawely of 701 Pinta Ave will replace her. Weatherwax, who joined in 1950, aided Poppy Day youth activity fund and membership drives and served on over 30 committees. Mrs Lovely, Middletown native and 1945 high school graduate, will take the post after eight years as city health department secretary.

Joyce Boots) Weatherwax American Legion Post Jean Harold i Lawely Pinta Ave Miss Weatherwax Arlington Ave Dayton Legion New Legion Lovely Middletown Middletown High School iCity Health Department

Civitan Club Hears School Health Talk

Laura Crist and Winfred Duff outlined Middletown school health efforts at the Civitan luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. They described the four school nurses serving about 3 000 children and annual health inspections of buildings and food service. Visitors included Leslie Blough and son Lawrence, H. H. Sands, and Victor Mackall with notes on the Ohio District meeting.

Laura Crist Winfred Duff City Health Department Middletown Civitan Club Service Club Manchester Hotel Crist Duff Leslie E. Blough Marietta Ohio Civitan Clubs Blough Lawrence H. H. Sands Athens Ohio Columbus Victor Mackall Middletown

Saxbe Rules On Principals In Ohio Districts

Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe ruled that a local district board may appoint multiple principals and name one executive head. Other principals have the status of school administrators assigned by the board. The executive head may be employed for 12 months, but longer contracts are invalid.

Columbus Ohio William Saxbe Board of Education Darke County Phillip D. Brumbaugh Saxbe

Seven Cub Scouts Honored At First Church Meeting

Seven Pack 10 Cub Scouts were honored in a First Church of God meeting. H C Hall advanced to Wolf rank while Jimmy Gross Russell Maurice and Dick Chamberlain earned achievement badges. Dale Hocz Wilson Spencer and Richard Combs received Bobcat pins. One hundred fifty scouts and parents attended as Harold Frame led the ceremony.

First Church of God H. C. Hall Wolf Bank Jimmy Gross Russell Maurice Dick Chamberlain Dale Hocz Wilson Spencer Richard Combs Harold Frame

Voting deadline looms for Middletown election

The Middletown Board of Elections closes voter registration and re registration at 9 tonight after three days of rush to qualify latecomers. The office in Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building has been crowded each day, with a final rush anticipated.

Middletown Board of Elections Middletown

Absentee Ballot Plan Outlined For Local Voters

The board reports Middletown 17 046 registered voters with 3 833 in Lemon Township and 2 386 in Madison Township. Additional residents may qualify today as the League of Women Voters urges applications for disabled and civilian absentee ballots opening Oct 6. Absentee ballots become available after 4 pm Oct 31 and must reach the board by noon Nov 1. An absentee request triggers a mailed ballot and return. early application is urged due to mailing delays.

Middletown Lemon Township Madison Township League of Women Voters

YMCA Drive Nears Goal As Membership Reaches Halfway Point

The 1957 YMCA membership campaign shows 1127 members enrolled or 52 percent of the 2150 goal. Last year at this stage 897 members were counted toward a 2000 quota. Division totals include City 121 and Armco East Side 532 among others. E C Haselton urged divisions to complete solicitations before next week's final report at First Presbyterian Church.

YMCA William Bergmann Armco General Industry Armco East Side E. C. Haselton First Presbyterian Church Edwin Bobbitt James Beatty Roy Stuzz

Candle firework injures two Taft School students

A sixth grade boy ignited a makeshift explosive he called a candle with a cigarette lighter at Taft School. The blast burned his hands and a classmate’s cheek. The device resembled a three to four inch firecracker. The owner was suspended and treated by a physician. the other boy was cared for at school and to be checked by the nurse.

Taft School Ross Kramer Taft Middletown Kramer

School Board Candidates Speak On Panel At PTO Meeting

Candidates for the Board of Education spoke last night at the Wilson PTO meeting answering questions from about 140 attendees. Incumbents Jack Christy and Harry Hadley and challengers Mrs. Mary Litch and James Finley outlined views on the 60 million dollar building program funded by the bond issue and the district’s redistricting plans. They discussed material choices, state regulations, and how to maximize tax dollars while preserving quality education, with emphasis on adequate classrooms and equitable student placement.

Board of Education Wilson Pto Jack Christy Harry Hadley Mary Liteh James Finley Hadley Christy Wildwood Finley Middletown Ior iLitch Monroe Litsch John Larson Richard Harfst PTO Council

Ohioana Awards To Honor Three Ohio Authors

Two authors and a classroom teachers representative will receive Ohioana citations on October 26 for distinguished service to Ohio. Edna Maria Hewlings Clark of Columbus, for Ohio Art and Artists, Mary Hubbell Osborn of Columbus for Ohio Composers and Musical Authors, and Anita Ruffing of Bellevue representing the Classroom Teachers of Ohio will be honored at the library association's annual meeting and luncheon. The Ohioana Library statewide group maintains a large collection of Ohio related works.

Columbus Ohio Ohioana Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Assn Edna Maria Hewlings Clark Mary Hubbell Osborn Anita Ruffing Clark Osborn Ruffing Bellevue Library Association Ohioana Library

Missing Anderson College student Geraldine Murray

Local girl Geraldine Murray 20 of 2832 Shartle St. Anderson Ind. is missing from Anderson College. Police were informed early today. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches, 110 pounds, with dark brown hair and was reportedly seen on campus yesterday. No foul play is suspected.

Geraldine Murray Shartle St Anderson College Anderson Ind

Recognition Dinner For Girl Scout Daycamp Counselors

A recognition dinner for Girl Scout daycamp counselors is planned for tomorrow at 6 30 p m at Camp Stonybrook. Mrs Norman Marks chairs the daycamp committee with Mrs Kenneth Jones Mrs James Morningstar and Mrs Jack Tinzie in charge.

Camp Stonybrook Norman Marks Kenneth Jones James Morningstar Jack Tinzie

Fire Department Aids Injured Man at Home Crisis

Russell Daniels age 47 of 2208 Wilbraham Road received aid from the fire department emergency squad on a call to his home last night. He was transported by Riggs ambulance to Middletown Hospital in fair condition today.

Russell Daniels Wilbraham Rd Fire Department Middletown Hospital Riggs

Taft School Joined In City Winter Recreation Plan

Taft School will host winter recreation sessions sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation. The program runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon, starting this week, under Mrs. Herbert Ilson. Taft replaces Marble Park School, which lost gym access this year.

Department of Parks and Recreation L Taft Joan Wilson Taft School Herbert Ilson Spring Hill School Earl Manning Wilson School T. O

Thieves Reported Active in Middletown Area

Sheriff deputies reported thefts totaling 395 dollars in the Middletown area. Victims include Henry Leturgez who lost fishing equipment and hub caps from his auto, Howard Spensel's 26 inch bicycle, Mrs. Earnest Nickell's billfold and valuables, and Glenn Stokes's lumber from a construction site at Mostiman and Eck roads.

Middletown Henry Leturgez Andrews St Howard Spensel Mohawk St Oneida Earnest Nickell Main St Amanda Glenn Stokes State Trenton Mostiman Eck Roads

Armco Names New Managers for Cuba and Colombia

Armco International Corp. announces Frank Robbins will move from Armco Havana to head Armco Colombiana S A in Barranquilla. He started as a mill laborer in Middletown and rose through production and sales roles, serving as WWII captain, then led Puerto Rican and Havana operations. Replacing Robbins in Havana will be W R Young, a Weslayan graduate and former Grace Line and Armco Colombia executive.

Armco International Corp Cuba Colombia A. R. Edwards Armco Steel Frank Robbins Armco International Armco Havana W. R. Young Young Armco Wesleyan University U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Grace Line W. R. Grace Co Cali Armco Colombiana

Middletown Personnel Group Receives Charter

The Middletown Personnel Association joined the American Society of Personnel Administration after a charter presentation by Dave Dupee. John Kiley and Robert Mann, president and vice president of Middletown, accepted the charter. Bert Walters of the American Society spoke on personnel matters. Walters is industrial relations manager for Clark Equipment Co. in Buchanan, Michigan.

Middletown Personnel Assn American Society of Personnel Administration Dave Dupee Cincinnati Personnel Assn John Kiley Robert Mann Bert Walters Walters Clark Equipment Co Buchanan Mich

Thefts Reported to City Police

Police brief lists thefts including a bicycle from Gail Woodrome at 1700 Fleming Road and a 17 jewel watch from Bill Ladd at 516 Baltimore Street. Mrs Garnet Williams of 3009 Ben Harrison Street Excello reported last Saturday a billfold with over $60 and papers lost or stolen at Sherwood Drive-In Dayton.

Gail Woodrome Fleming Rd Bill Ladd Baltimore St Garnet Williams Ben Harrison St Excello Sherwood Drive- In Dayton

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Bingo Joseph Mulligan Ohio Ave Middletown Council 1610 J. T. Lamb Julius McIntosh C. William O'Neill Charles W. Thompson Ohio Bell Studies New Union Offer Carrie Pounds British Coast Civitan Club Cub Harold C.D Arkansas John L. McClellan Eisenhower Little Rock Ing John Walker Armco Drainage & Metal Products William Shera Franklin Square Dance Roberta Shafer Larry Schnecker Jr Y's Dick Hofferbert PTO Ohioana Awards Frigidaire TA Leila Central Ave Son Guc Central Avenue
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