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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
5
In Queens, a pet monkey named Mickey entertains visitors by washing dishes with soapy water. Owner Mrs. Taral says the animal wakes her, enjoys cigars and screwdrivers, and reacts to pretty girls by peering from the window. The monkey’s antics draw crowds all day.
The United States operates more than 400 steel plants located in 250 cities and towns, reflecting broad industry spread across the country.
Order of Ahepa will convene at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Monthly meeting of delegates from the Chauffeurs Teamsters Helpers Local Union No 836 will be held at 7 30 p.m. at the Trades and Labor Council Hall.
The house committee and executive board of Blythe Williams Post 231 of the American Legion will meet at 7 30 p m at the hall.
Elks Lodge bowling league will gather to bowl and elect officers at 7:30 p m. The meeting prompts participation by all league members and officials.
Members of the Police Auxiliary will gather at 7 p.m. at the Police Range for their scheduled meeting.
The executive committee of Armco Employees Independent Federation will hold its weekly session at 7 p.m. in the AEIF offices.
The Dance Club of the VFW will meet in the club room at 7 30. Members gather for social dancing and friendship in a community venue.
Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club.
Alpha Council No 326 of the Jr O U A M schedules its meeting for 8 p m at 19 North Broad Street. The notice lists the venue and time for members and attendees.
The Toastmasters Club holds its weekly gathering at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Members practice public speaking and leadership skills in a structured session hosted this week at the Manchester Hotel.
The Odd Fellows Lodge will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m at the hall with members urged to attend for routine business and community announcements.
The Lions Club will convene at LeSourdsville Lake at 6 30 p m for their gathering.
Moose Lodge plans a gathering at 8 p m in the hall to discuss community matters. Members urged to attend and participate in the agenda.
The Kiwanis Club will hold its noon session at the Manchester Hotel. Members are invited to attend for the regular meeting.
Band parents organizers will convene at 7 30 P M at Middletown High School in room 109 for a planning meeting.
Gordon C. Benzing filed a Tuesday motion in Common Pleas Court asking for a new trial in his injunction suit against the Hamilton Board of Education. He argues Judge Fred B. Cramer's recent opinion lacks sufficient evidence and is contrary to law. The judge upheld awarding a general contract to F. K. Vaughn Building Company for a new building to replace the Jefferson Tyler school structure.
The Huffen Puffen, a friendly rascal wolf, sits on Daddy Ingtail's monkey house porch. He asks Daddy Ringtail for food, declaring he is hungry with a rambling, childlike plea.
West Penn Power Company will install 285 street lights after Butler Township commissioners reversed a 15 year old cost concern and gave the go ahead. The change brings lighting back to the western Pennsylvania community's thoroughfares.
R. H. Smith, Butler County auditor, announced receipt of a 10 831 94 check from the state treasury as the balance due on a matching program for poor relief. The $2 000 000 emergency appropriation funds the state share. Ohio welfare director John H. Lamneck noted total poor relief costs reached about $12,000,000 in the first six months.
The text argues that church moral attitudes rest on a precise logical foundation and suggests telling a child all the facts so he reaches the church’s conclusion. It warns this approach prevents resentment and avoids portraying the church as a joy-killer.
Foster children may steal as a way to cope with feeling unwanted. Early adoption talks, before kindergarten, can reassure a child by affirming chosen family. Emphasize unity and the spiritual bond of love over blood kinship to strengthen the family team.
Daddy Ringtail teases a hungry Huffen about waiting for dinner. The Huffen pretends weakness to spur a feast, then sprints to the kitchen table as Mother Ringtail calls him to dine. The scene ends with the Huffen eating eagerly like a hungry wolf.
Legal notices reveal James A Lumsford of Milner Hotel Portsmouth Ohio facing divorce petition filed July 1949 in Common Pleas Court Butler County Case No 64013 for gross neglect with restoration of former name. Dave Ringer unnamed residence liable under bank note and mortgage action Case No 64022 First National Bank of Middletown seeks judgment on notes totaling 6173 85 and 656 53 plus mortgage foreclosures on Lot 8935 with 6830 38 due. Notice requires answers by September 17 1949 and dates July 13 to August 24 1949 listed.
The Romanian government asked for the recall of Roderick Sarrel the British charge d affaires over alleged activity contrary to Romanian law and diplomatic custom. London said Sarrel was arrested and branded the affair an obvious plant to discredit Sarrel and Britain.
The Blue Ball Presbyterian Church festival planned by the Kings Daughters is postponed indefinitely. A Romanian news agency report details a separate arrest last week of a group described as black marketers and smugglers who sought to flee Romania for Vienna with help from a British diplomat named Sarrel.
Urges early use of Lavoptik eye wash for sore inflamed itching burning eyes and granulated eyelids. Claims prompt relief with money back guarantee and eye cup included. praises by thousands. Available at druggists.
The Kings Daughters postponed the Blue Ball Festival to a later date because the Monroe Firemen's Carnival conflicted with the schedule.
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