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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
6
J Harold, a patent and research engineer, has been elected president of the Salem Rotary Club. The announcement is attributed to the Associated Press and highlights his professional background and new leadership role in Salem.
Col Edward A. Deeds of Dayton will speak at 2 p m Thursday April 22 for the unveiling of a seven foot bronze statue of George M Verity in front of Armco General Office Building Middletown Ohio. Deeds a longtime NCR executive and Armco director helped push regional industrial progress along with Verity. The unveiling will follow marble base setting by sculptor Earnest Bruce Haswell with civic leaders from Butler Pa Ashland Ky Baltimore Md Zanesville and Hamilton expected to attend.
Benjamin Kellie Little age 26 of 2409 Central Ave was fined 20 dollars plus costs with 15 dollars suspended for destruction of property. Charged by Elizabeth Schlager Little appeared before Judge Alton H Combs in Municipal Court yesterday. Six persons were fined a total of 65 dollars for intoxication with two 10 dollar fines suspended.
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert received a letter from Gerda Richter of Bad Cannstatt Germany asking him to find an American husband so she can emigrate. He released her letter and next received responses from two Ohio men eager to marry her.
Wilson S. Fort who was robbed of his Braille wrist watch last week faced hopes of regaining sight after hospital notes showed doctors would forward letters and consider an operation. A benefit musical raised 102 dollars to fund the procedure, but doctors at the Cleveland clinic reported insufficient optical nerve remaining to permit surgery.
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