Middletown Art Exhibit Showcases Nearly Two Hundred Works
Middletown's 21st annual Art Exhibit, run by the Federation of Women's Clubs, opens with nearly 200 works from 46 exhibitors and students across oils, watercolors, pastels, crayons, charcoals, and ceramics. The event features an Art in Industry section, a 48-print Middletown Camera Club display, and school and main shows. Exhibitors list includes Beth MacKinnon among others. hours run daily 12–1, 2–5, and 7–9, with 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday and 2:30–5 p.m. Sunday shows.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Civic Association
Beth MacKinnon
Miss MacKinnon
Middletown High School
Middletown Camera Club
Charles Perrine
Lebanon
Art Study Club
Federation
Ruth Levy
Florence Everhart
Chris Pape
Herbert Fall
L. Joe Bolles
Robert Ross
George Underwood
Bruce Peters
Charles R. Hook
Helen Lockmeyer
Thomas White
Charles T. Atkinson
Barbara Canfield
Harry LaTour
Paul Lanson
Max Finkleman
John Kiley
Arthur Tyng
Louis McCallay
Clyde Pence
Richard S. Webster
Betty Lou Riner
C. N. Gingerich
Jeannette Collins
W. A. Barnes
Charles Wiley
Mildred Thress
Marcia Klein
Thomas R. Downs
Eileen Oligee
Jesse Smith
William Brice
Bill Tuttle
Dale Petry
Marilyn Martin
Joan Smith
Lucetta Mae Fletcher
Russell Thomas
Robert Jones
Betty
Youngstown to switch to daylight time next Sunday
Youngstown will advance clocks to daylight saving time next Sunday while voters decide on the duration of the change in a May 4 election. The referendum asks whether daylight time should be kept year round or reverted after a trial period, affecting local schedules citywide.
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Youngstown
Senior Troop Plan Approved By Legion Post
Middletown Post No 218 of the American Legion moved to foster youth activities by approving preliminary plans for a new Senior Scout unit. The formation targets Troop 6 members aged 15 and up, with Explorer, Air, or Sea options, needing adult leaders and a troop committee to oversee the program.
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Middletown
American Legion
Paul Parker
Wallace Sloan
Legion
Sloan
C. E. Hollenbaugh
Joseph Flanagan, Jr
SPEBSQSA Plans 1948 Election On Thursday
SPEBSQSA officers election scheduled for the annual business meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the rear garage of Wilsons Funeral Home on South Main Street. Nominating committee names Bud Apking Glen Durrell for president Bud Hester Web Griest for vice president L A Pome roy secretary Edward Swaim Thomas Walburg treasurer and Robert Baker Herbert Frantz Vernon Jones Jack Round for board. Officers serve one year starting July 1 1948.
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Arage
Wilson’suneral
South Main St
Charles Harmon
Charles Egelston
Jack Clark
Bud Apking
Glen Durrell
Bud Hester
Web Griest
L. A. Pomeroy
Edward Swaim
Thomas Walburg
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Manchester Hotel
Sportsmen's Club Rifle Shooters Meet Wednesday
Members of the Sportsmen's Club are invited to an open meeting Wednesday at 8 p m at the clubhouse. Indoor and outdoor rifle range shooting will be discussed with a proposed association within the club and teams for matches. Officer Dan Mahoney oversees the outdoor range construction under State Highway Patrol supervision.
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Sportsmen's Club
Corp
Dan Mahoney
State Highway Patrol
Powdered salt remover aids heart patients
At a national meeting, Dr. I. J. Greenblatt and M. E. Gilwood described Permutit Z, a plastic powder swallowed with water to remove salt from food as it passes through the intestines. Tested on some heart patients with dropsy, it allowed eating salted foods with less water retention without strict diets, though further study is needed.
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Chicago
I. J. Greenblatt
Bethel-E Hospital
Brooklyn
M. E. Gilwood
Permutit Company
New York
American Chemical Society
Greenblatt
Amanda Fire Protection To Be Discussed
Property owners will hear a report on fire protection at a meeting scheduled for Thursday at 8 p m at the Amanda School. Ralph Helsinger, president, said Harry Atchley will present recommendations for placing additional fire hose in strategic locations in the village and to include costs. Helsinger noted possible discussion of annexation issues though a study committee is not yet reported. The Weather Bureau was organized under the Department of Agriculture July 1 1891.
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Amanda
Amanda School
Ralph Helsinger
Association
Harry Atchley
Atchley
Helsinger
Anti American Charge At Church Group
In Columbus the Rev W O H Garman president of the American Council of Churches labeled the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America anti American He accused leaders of opposing the American form of government and free economy and engaging in subversive activities Garman cited Pearl Harbor unpreparedness and a peace strike claim Taft denied the charges calling them false and unsubstantiated
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
W. O. H. Garman
American Council of Churches
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Federal Council
American Council
Taft
Garman
United States
Pearl Harbor
Russia
American Day Committee To Meet Thursday
American Day Committee members will meet Thursday at 8 p m at the American Legion home to plan the Sunday May 16 observance in Indianapolis. Co Chairmen Hugh W Wright and Frank Dobrozsi will announce progress from speaker, parade, essay contest, and float design committees with judges named and first and second prizes for winning floats.
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American Legion
Hugh W Wright
Frank Dobrozsi
Cecil Runyan
Wright and Patterson Fields
Stout Field
Indianapolis
Elkton League to Hear MHS Band Tonight
The West Elkton Community League will host Middletown High School Band under Vincent Carter at 8 p.m. in the West Elkton School auditorium. It is the league's regular monthly meeting with Marshall Dillon assisted by William C Channon and Burgess Back planning the program.
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West Elkton Community League
Middletown High School
Vincent Carter
West Elkton
Marshall Dillon
William C
Channon
Burgess
Program at Union Baptist Church features vocal solos and readings
Miss Gladys Mills sponsors a program at Union Baptist Church at 8 30 p m on Wednesday. Vocal solos by Mary L Kilgoure Delvie Taylor and Genevieve Baker. Readings by Susie Herring. Katie Hardeman R N will give a talk. Selections by the Jubilee Singers and Gospel Five Quartet close the event.
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Gladys Mills
Union Baptist Church
Mary L. Kilgoure
Delvie Taylor
Genevieve Baker
Susie Herring
Katie Hardeman
R. N
Jubilee Singers
Gospel Five Quartet
Promoter Cash Released on Bond in Murder Case
Paul Cash, 33, was freed on 8000 bond after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the April 9 death of 19 year old Mrs. Roy Baker. First degree murder charges were withdrawn and a lesser charge substituted. Bond was posted by partners George and Mrs. Wayt of a Dover sporting goods shop. The Tuscarawas County grand jury will reconvene May 1 to consider the case.
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DOVER
Paul Cash
Roy Baker
Cash
Harry Stucky
George Wayt
Water Vapor May Comprise Five Percent Of Air Volume
A scientific note states that water vapor can make up as much as five percent of a given air volume. The upper bound highlights humidity potential in atmospheric conditions and implications for weather and climate studies. The figure reflects general estimates for vapor content in typical air samples.
Mark Walke to Speak at Regional Merchandisers Forum
Mark Walke of Armco Steel will be a forum speaker at the National Merchandisers Association six state meeting to be held Wednesday at the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati. Other speakers include Reuben Hayes of First National Bank of Cincinnati Art Newman and Harry Ulmer. The forum will address press industry schools and the public attitude toward vending machines. Hayes will discuss the current business and financial outlook.
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Mark Walke
Sutphin St
Armco Steel Corporation
National Merchandisers Association
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Reuben Hayes
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Art Newman
Harry Ulmer
Hayes
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