Pair Of Ordinances Resolve To Be Placed Before Commissioners
Middletown officials will consider two ordinances and a resolution for city improvements. One ordinance authorizes engineering work for Water Works by Floyd G Browne and Associates including a water system plan review and rate survey. Another covers compaction tests at Middletown airport as part of a $750,000 improvement program with awards to H C Itting Co. The W L Harper Co is clearing land for a levee and runway extensions. A resolution paves the way for Harlan Park subdivision drainage work after final petitions. Communications from the Safety Council include a parking survey and traffic light changes for school zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomostow Mignt
Papgsage
Water Works Department
Floyd G. Browne
Middletown
H. C. Tting Company
Cincinnati
W. L. Harper Company of
Civil Aeronautics Authorities
Francis Carmody
City Engineering Department
Harlan Park
Middletown Safety Council
Ohio State Highway Department
Lylburn Rd
The
American Legion
South Main St
Tom Carmody
Commission
Prayer Fellowship Sermon on Jesus and Prayer
Prepared by George Miles Gibson for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America this sermon reflects on Jesus prayer in Gethsemane and the passion. It urges thanksgiving for prayer power and asks believers to seek strength through earnest supplication in Jesus name Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miles Gibson
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Jesus
Jerusalem
Bethany
Retail Stores Open Wednesday For Midstate Shoppers
Don Folger president of the Retail Merchants Association says stores will stay open Wednesday afternoon as a convenience to Middleton shoppers. The association adopted the practice on March 5, 1948, and the usual hours apply for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Don Folger
Retail Merchants Association
Folger
Gas siphoned prompted police blotter report
Police investigated a siphoning incident in a parking lot on Manchester Avenue last night. Officers found a hose and a can but the man siphoning gas had already fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Ave
Jman
Union Service Speaker Tomorrow at Calvary Methodist
Dr. E. R. Turner, pastor of the First United Brethren Church, will be the principal speaker tomorrow at the daily noontide Holy Week Union Service at Calvary Methodist Church. He is assisted by Rev. T. M. Campbell. Services run from 12 05 to 12 30 p m. Today's speaker was Dr. D. C. Campbell of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Turner
First United Brethren Church
Calvary Methodist Church
T. M. Campbell
D. C. Campbell
Monroe
Eclipse Of Moon Starts At 8 30 Tonight In Ohio
A total lunar eclipse will be visible across Ohio tonight. The moon enters penumbra at 8 31 p.m. and umbra at 9 28 p.m. Total eclipse lasts from 10 28 p.m. to 11 53 8 p.m. The event ends with the moon leaving shadow between 1 50 and 1 50 a.m. The eclipse duration is about 1 hour 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Penumba
Umbra
Penumbra
Vital Statistics from Obituaries and Notices List
Vital statistics list shows Mrs Belinda E Lane 98 of Germantown Mrs Christine Hilliker 78 of Richmond Ind and Clinton E Ward 68 of 13 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belinda E. Lane
Germantown
Christine Hilliker
Richmond
Ind
Clinton E Ward
Harrison St
Births at area hospitals this week
Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds Franklin welcome a girl born Monday. Mr and Mrs Richard Reed Franklin add a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs William Burkhart 3212 Navaho St have a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs Jerry South 1116 Garfield St greet a girl born Monday. Mr and Mrs Sam Moore 2116 Winona Dr report a girl born Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Franklin
Richard Reed Franklin
William Burkhart
Navaho St
Jerry South
Garfield St
Sam Moore
Winona Dr
Marriage Licenses Involving Hamilton Couples
A list of marriage licenses includes Joe D Bell 21 farmer of Liberty Indiana and Margaret Minor 21 of Fifteenth Ave Middle town. Leo F Baumann 31 safe worker Hamilton and Marie C Keller 34 telephone company supervisor Hamilton. John P Cronin 20 stock clerk Hamilton and Virginia L Walls 19 cashier Hamilton. John W Lewis 21 tow motor operator Hamilton and Carol Duggins 17 Hamilton. Francis M Fuller 22 mail carrier Middletown and Irene P Wesselman 18 paper mill worker Middletown. Wilbert B Hillman 22 press man Hamilton and Betty J. …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Bell
Farmer
Liberty
Ind
Margaret Minor
Fifteenth Ave
Middletown
Leo F. Baumann
Hamilton
Marie C. Keller
John P. Cronin
Virginia L. Walls
John W. Lewis
Carol Duggins
Francis M. Fuller
Irene P. Wesselman
Wilbert B. Hillman
Pressman
Betty J
TriCounty Square Dance Contest at Monroe High
Dancers from War ren Preble and Butler counties competed in a tri county square dance contest at Monroe High School gym. About 300 spectators watched sets and dances such as the waltz four step and schottische. Judges included Gus Umbach of Columbus with state Grange officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Preble
Butler
Monroe High School
Gus Umbach
Columbus
State Grange
Swing Em In Tri County Contest Reed Bidwell and Teams
Warren and Butler counties shared honors in the contests with two firsts each while Preble County trailed due to fewer entrants. The square dance produced seven teams on the floor with color and fast movement as judges scored uniformity rhythm and performance. Winners included Mr and Mrs Robert Line and others in yellow outfits. runners up from Warren County. Butler County juvenile team won automatically. Waltz and Schottische winners listed with partners.
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Reed Bidwell
Hilliards
Flora
Everett Carbaugh
Dayton
Ceres
Dellas Worley
Lebanon
Warren
Butler County
Preble County
Benee
Ee Orestra
Eye
Robert Line
Calvin Woodrey
Franklin White
Elma Bell Barnthouse
Calvin Runner
Warren County
Alvin Helsinger
Mason
Francis Melampy
Ray Kinder
Franklin
Susan Whitaker
Morrow
Marion Snyder
Clean-Up Week Trash Collection Starts Monday in Middletown
Middletown officials released a schedule and rules for Clean-Up Week, detailing curb trash collection only and rear yard garbage pickup. Trucks run Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extra support from Armco, Meran, and the City as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Meran
Armco breaks ground for youth building in Middletown
Silver Spade inaugurates new Junior Achievement and Boy Scout facility at Forest Ave and Curtis St. Armco gifts land and building costs. Key speakers praise youth moral fiber and future American economy while Armco officials and JA leaders express appreciation. Seventy five attendees include W. W. Sebald and local civic figures.
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Silver Spade
Armco
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
E. E., Grant
Civic Association
Forest Ave
Curtis St
America
Hook
Armco Corporation
E. J. Goldschmidt
Moundbuilders Area Council
Middletown
Kenneth Shafer
Ship One
J. J. Jarrett
Pansy Jones
JA Achievers Association
Don Folger
Middletown Retail Merchants Association
George Brecht
Armco Association
W. W. Sebald
Boy Scouts
Junior Achievement Organization
East Works
New B and O Stop Here Announced
Baltimore and Ohio adds a regular stop at West Middletown for northbound train No. 54 starting April 24 at 1 53 p m. The schedule already includes a 9 37 a m stop and a post midnight stop, creating conditional stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
West Middletown
M. W. Fogle
Couple Involved In Local Norms Case Near Oxford
Everett E. Follick, 32, mill manager of Okeana, and Jeanette R. Pe, 24, office clerk of Oxford, figure in a local matter recorded in this segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamton
Everett E. Follick
Okeana
Jeanette R.pe
Oxford
Hospital Admission and Discharges List
In The Hospital Wilmer J. Smith of Baltimore St medical. George Schneider of Lebanon medical. Mrs. Orion Selby of South Main St medical. Mrs. Fred Newton of North Grimes St surgical. Gordon E. Aldridge of Garfield St surgical. Mrs. Warner Henderson of Lebanon Route 3 surgical. Mrs. Clyde Cruse of West Middletown surgical. DISMISSED Mrs. Daisy Harris of Lebanon. W. W. Sebald of Florence Mrs. Otis Ratliff of Woodlawn e. Miss Mary Ann Cummings of Columbia Ave. Mrs. Floyd H. Starr of Middletown Route 1. Mrs. Raymond Schrock of Fleming Rd. Mrs. Henry E. McMann of Hill Ave. Mrs. James Konstantopoulos of North Broad St. Mrs. George Laszlo of Somerville Route 1. Martha Purdue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Purdue of Excello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer J. Smith
Baltimore St
George Schneider
Lebanon
Orion Selby
South Main St
Fred Newton
North Grimes St
Gordon E. Aldridge
Garfield St
Warner Henderson
Otis Ratliff
Woodlawne
Mary Ann Cummings
Columbia Ave
Floyd H. Starr
Middletown
Raymond Schrock
Fleming Rd
Henry E. McMann
Hill Ave
James _ Konstantopoulos
North Broad St
George Laszlo
Somerville
Martha Purdue
Clayton Purdue
Excello
Annual Report Being Compiled by City Officials
Work continues on the third annual city report issued in book form. Alma Johnson of the Engineering Department, who prepared last year’s report, expects about one more month to finish. City Attorney Fred J. Schatzmann launched the report, a comprehensive study of the year’s activities across all departments with charts and graphs explaining finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Johnson
Fred J. Schatzmann
At the Movies Paramount Theater Showings
For two days Paramount presents Blood on the Moon with Mitchum and Preston at 1 15, 3 24, 5 33, 7 42, 9 51 p.m. Unfaithfully Yours with Harrison and Darnell at 1 15, 3 32, 5 31, 7 30, 9 47 p.m. Wake of the Red Witch with Wayne and Russell at 2 25, 5 30, 8 45 p.m. Grand Canyon Trail with Rogers and Devine at 1 15, 4 15, 7 20, 10 35 p.m. The Crusades with Keith and Young at 1 25, 4 55, 8 25 p.m. Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture with Morris and Maglia at 3 40, 7 05 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchum
Robert Preston
Rex Harrison
Linda Darnell
John Wayne
Gail Russell
Grand Canyon Trail
Roy Rogers
Andy Devine
Ian Keith
Loretta Young
Boston
Blackie
Chester Morris
Maglia
Monotonous Holdup Strikes Theater Cashier Again
Cleveland police report a third downtown East Ninth Street holdup at the Carter Theater window. Miss Rae Bruder, cashier, handed over $50 to a gunman who appeared Sunday, marking another in a string of robberies this month.
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Cleveland
Rae Bruder
Carter Theater
East Ninth St
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American Trust
Corner Central & Main
Dan
First National Bank OF Middletown
Servel
Vradelis
Donna
Pat Harmon
Ruth
Ruby Malott
Joanne
Alberta Korn
Norma Campbell
Sylvia Moore
Martha Joanne Paullin
Albert Fischel
Betty Nuse
Roy Webb
Eaton
Dellos Worley
Glenn Southard
Schottische
Dorothy Koester
Ruth Garnett
Cc. R. Davis
Ray Davis
Jack Selby
Compa
Lakeside
Manchester Heights
Auburndale
Central Ave
Hydraulic
Big Four Railroad
Park Place
Upper Arlington
Alta Vista
the Highlands
Euclid Heights
Arlington Square
Wildwood
Bellomonte
Homestead
Goldman Park
South Highlands
Barbara Park
Scottsdale
Oakland Area
Big Four
Yankee Rd
Calumet Ave
Woodside
Bon Vue
Douglas Park
Plisinview
Meadowlawn
Eldorado
East Side Farms
Valley View
Runnymede
Idlewild
Paramount
Quality Family Laundry
Ivory Soap Laundry
Logan Ave
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