Convention Scheduled by Ohio Deans of Women
A three day convention of the Ohio Association of Deans of Women will open in Cleveland on Friday night.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1948
Page
10
A three day convention of the Ohio Association of Deans of Women will open in Cleveland on Friday night.
At a Warren County Democratic meeting R T Miller, Ohio gubernatorial candidate, declared the two party system the only defense against Communism. He outlined a five point farming program including soil conservation, parity prices, affordable farm credit, agricultural science growth, and production of abundance except for certain surplus crops. He spoke in Lebanon and later in Hamilton to Democrats.
The Federation of Women's Clubs distributes tulip trees for Arbor Day to school children with planting instructions. Workers prepare trees from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow at Mrs W Breiel's home on S Main St.
The division of industrial hygiene will relocate on Thursday transferring equipment and personnel to Columbus to form a state engineering staff. Gardner Bourne district engineer says the Manchester office closes due to a shortage of trained personnel. Bourne is the state’s last remaining district engineer after a northern district engineer’s resignation. The office, opened October 1946, served this part of the state for occupational disease work.
A note on medieval belief shows people thought cotton grew on lambs tied to plants. Historians explain it as a misinterpretation of textile imagery and farming lore.
The weatherman calls for fair weather Thursday with clouds clearing tonight. Middletown saw a 83 degree high at 1 PM and a morning low near 42 degrees at 6:30 AM with 11 AM readings around 48.
Private services for Donald Lee Jackson 1 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Jackson 169 Filiott Ave New Miami will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Brown Dawson funeral home He is survived by four brothers two sisters and grandparents Mrs Martha Callahan New Miami and Mrs Polly Jackson London Ky
Mrs Norma Staline Walters 33 of 526 Park Ave Loveland died last night at prist Hospital funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at Tufts funeral home with burial in Union Cemetery The Eastern Star will hold services at 8 p m Thursday at the funeral home Walters formerly taught at Middletown and Loveland and was Past President of Loveland Women's Club a former Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star and active in the Methodist Church She is survived by her husband Eugene L Walters a daughter and her mother Mrs Minnie Slaine
Miss Nell Donnelly, 70, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital after a five year stay as a patient. Formerly employed by the hospital, her services will be held in Cincinnati.
Mrs Rachel Messer aged 75 of 330 Lagonda Avenue died yesterday. She is survived by five sons and five daughters. Services will be held at 2 30 p m Friday at the West Side Baptist Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Robert Rinehart aged 75 died Tuesday afternoon at Ft Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton He farmed and lived near Jacksonburg Ohio Friends may call at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis after 2 pm Thursday Services will be held at the funeral home Friday at 2 pm Burial will be in Gratis Cemetery He is survived by a brother James of Eaton.
I W Smith, 19, of 1605 Hudson Street, and Joe Kay, 18, of 925 Garden Ave, were arrested for auto theft related to a car taken from the Armco parking lot. A third youth was involved. Robert Gregory, 28, of 1512 Heffner Street, faced a disorderly conduct charge. Mrs. Walter McCandless reported two youths entered her home and took a purse.
Eugene A Scheele general secretary of the Tract Club of America will address the Christian Bureau Men's Committee meeting at the First Church of Christ on First Ave Friday. The interdenominational group lists Tom Howard as chair man with Joseph B Giiden J Lowry Miller Edward Murphy Zeno Brandon J F Seibold Robert E Shaffer Jack Wilkinson C J Hughes Joe Holman H H Lawrence George Egleston L M Pence Elmer McGraw and Hubert Steele on the executive committee. Scheele is known for work with service and exservice men and will recount that effort.
Mrs McCandless reported youths fled upstairs and officers later recovered the purse in an alley, ending the brief theft incident with police involvement.
Captain James E. Toner director at Clinton County Air Base will address the Roland Kohr chapter of the Reserve Officers Association at 8 p m. on the mission and development of all weather flying centers. Refreshments will be served.
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