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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1950
Page
3
In Columbus, George Pasman built two shacks on city property using alley scraps. Police charged him with trespassing. a knife threat led to concealed weapon charges. After probation, officials burned the shacks instead of disposing them, while Pasman watched and took a few items. He is held for medical exam.
Route 127 in Mt. Pleasant pike was closed Saturday for major improvements on a two mile stretch south of Hamilton. A detour via Laurel Ave Hamilton to Route 4 carried through traffic. State highway project held by D. S. Cisie about $200 000. The closure will last several months.
A meeting of the Infantile Paralysis Committee will be held today at 9 p m at the Brown Tea Room on Ninth Ave. Dr E W Washington, chairman, urged all members to be present for discussion of important business.
An advertisement touts a Rome Youngstown lady losing 44 pounds and urges readers to buy Rennel diet liquid to mix with grapefruit tea. It promises hunger control and a money back refund if unsatisfied, claiming no weakness or dieting pain.
A pre school conference for first grade entrants at West Middletown School will be held Monday April 10. Parents bring children for a physical examination supervised by Doctor H A Moore county health commissioner. Registration starts 830 am and conferences at 9 am.
In Springfield a reporter notes the fire alarm horn wore thin from repeated calls while covering a court session. The paper reports a fire caused $90 damage at the journalist Jes Davis’s home as historical geography recalls the Columbia River’s ancient path along the Cascade foothills.
Butler County will start its semi annual real estate tax collection within a week county treasurer John W. Wendel announced. About 58 000 parcels will be billed with notices ready for mailing midweek. A premature collection opened Monday in Oxford village and Oxford township with deputy G N Ross at Farmers State Bank for one week.
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