Armco Founder Day Audience Receives Optimistic 1949 Outlook
Armco management expressed optimism for 1949 business during Founder’s Day ceremonies at East Works. President W. W. Sebald cited a healthy downtrend and potential new mill near Middletown, noting Armco’s growth from 30 to 45,000 stockholders and 325 to 30,500 employees. The observance honored George M. Verity and included brief remarks by G. D. Tranter and others, plus a music program and community gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
W. W. Sebald
East Works
Sebald
Middletown
George M. Verity
Bald
Verity
G. D. Tranter
L. F. Reinartz
Elmer Davis
AEIF
T. A. Repper
R. C. Caudill
J. F. Frommeyer
General Office
Gardner Richardson To Change Firm Name In Middletown
The Gardner Richardson Company, a Middletown paper manufacturers, announces a name change to The Gardner Board and Carton Company effective Monday April 25. President E T Gardner says the change is purely nominal with no shift in structure personnel policies or obligations. The firm maintains offices in Middletown and plants in Lockland Ohio and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner-Richardson Company
Middletown
E. T. Gardner
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Investigate Catholic truth, Church invites curious readers
The Catholic Church urges investigation into its teachings to counter rumors and calumnies. It invites inquiry into Mary worship, Mass, religious freedom, birth control, Inquisition, and convent life, offering a free pamphlet from St. Louis Missouri.
Obituary for Homer L. Hughes of West Middletown
Homer L. Hughes, 72, of West Middletown Route 1, died at Middletown Hospital after a year’s illness. He worked 20 years for Gard ner-Richardson and 12 years for Sebald Brewery as a stationary engineer. Survived by son C. L. Hughes and two grandchildren. Services at family convenience. Eagles Lodge service Sunday at 8 p.m., Moose Lodge at 7:30 p.m. at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Friends may visit today 7–10 p.m. and Sunday 2–5 and 7–10 p.m. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Hughes
West Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Gardner - Richardson Company
Sebald Brewery Company
Eagles and Moose Lodges
C. L. Hughes
The
Crout Hughes Motor Company
Eagles Lodge
McCoy - Leffler
Moose Lodge
Eagle Hall
Homer Hughes
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
John W. Perry Jr. longtime Moose Lodge member dies at 45
John W. Perry Jr. 45 of 125 South Canal Street, past governor of the Moose Lodge, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at 3 p.m. in Middletown Hospital. He worked 33 years for Raymond Bag Paper Co and ran a home printing business. Survived by widow Kathryn and five children, plus parents and siblings. Services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home. Moose Lodge services Monday evening. Interment Woodside Cemetery.
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John W. Perry, Jr
South Canal St
Moose Lodge
Middletown Hospital
Raymond Bag Paper Company
Moose Legion
Moose Fellowship
Armco
Legion
Moose Bands
Kathryn
Robert
Earl
John Henry
Middletown
Freddie W
Patricia Ann
John W. Perry
Nora Emerick
West Middletown
Helen’ Bontrager
Germantown
Alice Dill
Mason
Myrtle Brown
Violet Dehart
Carl
Walter
Dr Clinton H Sater longtime Hamilton dog warden dies
Dr Clinton H Sater 71 Hamilton county dog warden for 19 years died unexpectedly at his home 227 Park Ave He had served as county dog warden since 1902 after graduating from Ohio State University Survivors include widow Etta brother Miles W Sater artist Asheville NC sister Daisy S Brown Tipp City OH Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home burial at Miamitown Friends may call Monday after 4 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Clinton H. Sater
Butler County
Park Ave
Ohio State University
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton Lodge No. 93
B.P
Etta
Miles W. Sater
Asheville
N. C
Daisy S. Brown
Tipp City
Webb Funeral Home
John Stanley Harker
The
Miamitown Cemetery
Preble Child Killed in Accidental Shotgun Incident
Richmond Indiana report says 3% year old Terry Burdette died of a gunshot wound near his heart in a back yard near the Oho-Indiana line. Sheriff Floyd Spitler and Coroner G W Flory believe accidental death from a 12 gauge shotgun. Gerry Lee, 4, a cousin, gave unclear statements. Survived by parents Charles and Mrs Burdette and siblings Sandra and Charles Michael. Body at Welter funeral home, Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Terry Burdette
Charles Burdette
Oho-Indiana Line
U. S. 40
Floyd Spitler
Preble County
Wayne Works
Perfect Circle Co
Stanley Burdettes
Spitler
Gerry Lee
Sandra
Charles Michael
Franklin Radio Loot Recovered
Franklin police report continued search for thieves who looted four Franklin firms of more than $1,000 in merchandise last Monday. A large quantity of stolen radio equipment was recovered, including a television set and multiple radios and recorders. Names of local businesses looted include Franklin Refrigeration and Equipment Company, Franklin Ice and Fuel Company, Cecil Black's Dry Cleaners, and Maxwell's Clothing Store. The exact recovery location was not disclosed. The value of goods recovered totals about $775.15 with 17 albums still believed missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Refrigeration and Equipment Company
Erby Worley
O. E. Chamberlain
Florida
Meiser
Franklin Ice and Fuel Company
Cecil Black
Henry Hammerle services set for local banker and official
Henry Hammerle 83 of 115 Ludlow St died Thursday night at Fort Hamilton Hospital. He served since 1899 with Second National Bank and as assistant cashier since 1920. He directed and funded West Side Federal Savings and Loan for 40 years and was a former mail carrier and assistant postmaster. He was survived by brothers Fred and Frank. his wife died in 1939. Burial is Greenwood Cemetery with services Monday at Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Henry Hammerle
Ludlow St
Building and Loan Association
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Cleveland
Hammerle
Fred Hammerle
Butler County
Frank
Jury Dismissed After Failing To Make Verdict in Break-In Trial
In Hamilton, a Com Mon Pleas Court jury could not reach a verdict Thursday in the case of William Cornelius, 22, of Cincinnati, indicted for breaking and entering. Judge Boll declared a report of disagreement and dismissed the jury. The state alleged Cornelius and an unnamed accomplice entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Faye on Middle Town Route 3 around January 23, noting cash and a watch missing. Cornelius claimed he was hired to haul furniture and entered the wrong house. Court-appointed defense for Cornelius was by Fred K. Randolph. Assistant Prosecutor Herbert Walsh spoke for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
P. P. Rioli
William Cornelius
Main St
Cincinnati
Boll
Cornelius
E. Faye
Middletown
Harpring
Police Ready Ballroom For Dance Tonight
Local police officers prepared the Manchester Hotel ballroom for the annual Police Ball set to begin at 9 tonight. The event aims to raise funds for the Junior Police program benefiting about 100 boys through sporting activities at Rathman Park supervised by officers.
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Manchester
Harry
Jack’’ Walton
Dayton
Frankie Martin
Susie Saum
Rathman Park
Optimists Plan Square Dance at Elk Creek Grange
The Optimist Club held a noon meeting and planned a square dance for May 18 with Elk Creek Grange tentatively named as the venue Don Miller led a quiz on Know Your Optimist Club during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Elk Creek Grange
Don Miller
MORE POWERS OF 11 LEADER OR INDIVIDUAL
The central government should be given sufficient power over matters involving more than one state. Financial independence would be granted to both the central government and the individual states. While taxing authority would be limited, the central government should have power to distribute federal tax funds to the less wealthy states. The Socialists favor government ownership of major industries and seek central government control of major taxation sources to finance their plans.
Five Suffer Serious Injuries in Collision on Route 25
Five men from Cincinnati and Dayton were badly injured in a head on crash on Route 25 near Blue Ball at 8 30 am today. Injured were Phillip Senn Ted Fink Richard Leashore Burton Parmeter and James Huckaby. Both drivers were in serious condition and all were hospitalized in Middletown. One driver swerved to avoid a dog before the collision.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Warren
Butler County
Blue Ball
Stee Patrol
Phillip Senn
Ted Fink
Richard Leashore
Burton Parmeter
James Huckaby
Sean
Fink
Middletown Hospital
Divorce Petition Notice in Butler County Court
Dorothy L. Friend files for divorce from Hiram M. Friend in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio case 63500 citing gross neglect of duty and seeks sole ownership of a Hamilton Ohio property. Defendant must answer by May 7. Joseph T. Kiep Clerk Merle Eberling deputy. George C. McCandress attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram M. Friend
N.W
Miami Place
Miami
Florida
Dorothy L. Friend
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Hamilton
Joseph T. Kiep
Merle Eberling
George C. McCandress
Taxi Driver Hurt In Crash Franklin Ohio
Franklin police report a taxi driven by Coff man from Springboro collided with a Dayton car driven by John Irwin at Second and River Streets around 3 am. Coff man sustained injuries. no charges filed yet. A separate legal notice announces divorce petition filed by Ray Joy Jr. in Butler County Common Pleas Court case 63561, with answer deadline of May 28, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Vernon Coffsman
Springboro
Second St
River St
Coffman
John Irwin
Dayton
RAIL STATION UPDATE AND CHIANG CAPTURE ORDERS
Mao Tze Tung orders Chiang Kai shek seized as China’s top war criminal while Hankow’s 200000 man defense under Gen Pai Chung Hsi remains under frontal attack. In Trenton a 31 year old man, Robert Chamberlain, arraigned on concealed weapon and intoxication charges, fined 120 dollars and 30 days jailed when unpaid, arrest by Patrolmen Betz and Williams at South Fourth Street and Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Tze-Tung
Chiang
China
Formosa
Pai Chung-Hsi
Hankow
Nanking
Yangtze
Trenton
Hamilton
Robert Chamberlain
Sreferee
Harry F. Walsh
Chamberlain
Charles Betz
Frank Williams
South Fourth St
Maple Ave
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Don S. Holstein
Perry Hoss
R. J. Wright
M. E. Scheibert
F. A. Nitterhouse
W. R. Fisher
Charles R. Hook
Fabricating Division
R. S. Gruver
R. W. Young
C. E. Stutenroth
Melzo Gaw
Ora Vice
M. J. Evans
A. L. Young
Gardner-Richardson
Lockland, O
Moose Hall
John Perry
Baker Funeral Home
John Bullock
Glesome
Catholic Church
Church
Christ's Church
Christ
Inquisition
Supreme Council
Knights OF Columbus Religious Information Bureau
Lindell Blvd
ST. Louis
Clinton Sater
Eugene G. Thrower
West Market St
Preble
Franklin Radio
New York
Greene & Brock
Sanseen
Teeeeraer
Armco Pfd
Amer
Tel & Tel
Anace
Baltimore & Barthlehem Steel
Ated
Tee
Boeing Saeed
Eolambia Gas & Peds
Commonwealth
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Inspiration
Marshal Field
Montgomery Ward
Nash Ap
Sheers
New York Central RR
Northern Sea
Packard
Paramount
Pan American Airways
Ewer
Ips Dodge
Philips Petrobeans
Bascbewe Eens
Seeee Radio Corpse
Overtve
Republic
Seebees
Schenle
Margaret
Ray Joy, Jr
Joseph Kiep
Merleering
Casper & Casper
aSer
Cecil Dane
Cecil Butts
Washrel
Central Ave
Jesus
the Meadowlawn Church
Smith ST
OF God
Middletown, Ohio
A. W. Campbell
Francis B. Cummins
I Religious
Liberty
Riggs
Ferguson
Bangham Tractor Sales
Red Lion
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