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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1953

Page

3

Schenck Plans September Meetings Across District

Representative Paul F. Schenck announces a series of grass roots meetings in September and October across Middletown Hamilton German town Monroe Dayton Miamisburg Brookville Oxford and more to gauge constituent sentiment during the congressional recess. The events follow earlier politicking accusations though he is not up for reelection this year. He notes farming remains largely done by families.

Paul F. Schenck Congress Schenck Middletown Hamilton Germantown Monroe Washington Dayton Miamisburg Brookville Oxford

Lebanon seeks 120 food workers for August openings

Ohio State Employment Service announces 120 positions in Lebanon for four to eight weeks with about 20 percent kept through winter. About 100 women in food processing and packaging, men for heavier tasks. Applications accepted at Warren County and Middletown offices. school-children ineligible as term extends past start of school.

Lebanon Ohio State Employment Service P. F. Johnson Johnson Warren County Europe Asia Free America Middletown Franklin

Pastor Outlines Five Key Areas In Church Life

Rev. Louis R. Walter of First Methodist presented five areas of church life worship education fellowship mission and administration at a Civitan Club noon gathering in the Manchester Hotel. He urged ministers to know their market tailor sermons to the audience and ensure eye appeal and service. Capt Ralph Bauer Middletown police was a guest with Everett Sherron presiding as program chairman.

Louis R. Walter First Methodist Church Civitan Club Manchester Hotel Walter Ralph Bauer Middletown Detectives Everett Sherron

Fire crews quell garage blaze and street torch incident

Middletown firemen fought two small blazes yesterday. Units from Companies 2 and 3 doused a garage roof fire at 2312 South Sutphin Street caused by burning limb sparks, causing 25 dollars in damage. A separate still alarm on Central Avenue involved a street torch overturn at 7:24 p.m.

Middletown Sutphin Street Central Avenue Ompanies 2 Harold Finkelman South Sutphin St Company 2

Fire crew aids man at Central Avenue incident

Emergency responders were dispatched at 7:26 p.m. to 1212 Central Avenue to assist Dallas Hoppe age 54 who was experiencing trouble breathing. He was transported to the hospital by Baker's ambulance.

Fire Department Central Avenue Dallas Hoppe Baker

Zemo Offers Fast Relief for Athlete's Foot Sufferers

Zemo a doctor's formula relieves itchy soreness of cracked peeling toes. It kills on contact germs that usually cause athlete's foot. Zemo helps heal clear prevent reinfection. Buy Extra Strength for stubborn cases.

Zemo

Coffey Warns Soviets Seek U S Decline

Martin V. Coffey of Middletown told a Cincinnati luncheon that Red Russia would welcome a collapse of the U S economy. The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. executive urged American salesmen to sell boldly and sustain jobs to thwart Soviet aims. He spoke at a 1953 sales conference session hosted by G P Gundlach & Co. of Cincinnati.

Russia U. S Martin V. Coffey Middletown Philip Carey Manufacturing Co Cincinnati American Legion Lenton G. P. Gundlach & Co Coffey America Red United States

Kiwanis To Hear Outdoor Rambler Talk At Noon

Jim Thomas of Cincinnati will address the Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel. Thomas appears on Outdoor Rambler, a local television program, and will report on area fishermen sportsmen and conditions of streams and lakes.

Jim Thomas Cincinnati Kiwanis Club Manchester Hotel Howard Hoffman Thomas

Woman Scalded In Home Accident At Middletown

Mrs. Pauline Phipps 38 wife of Sidney Phipps of 1505 Eaton Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital after being burned by hot water at home. She sustained burns on the abdomen thigh and both hands. She was treated at 8 30 p m and dismissed. A separate notice announces sealed school construction bids for Maple Park and Mayfield buildings in Monroe Ohio with plans room access and bid requirements.

Pauline Phipps Sidney Phipps Eaton Ave Middletown Hospital Hazel Hannah Board of Education Lemon Local Monroe Butler County Ohio Monroe School Maple Park Mayfield Grunkemeyer, Sullivan & Isaacs and Associates Eastern Avenue Cincinnati Broadway Dodge American Building Allied Construction Grunkemeyer, Sullivan and Isaacs and Associates

Seidner Praises Middletown Civic Pride At Rotary Talk

Earle R. Seidner Middletown's new schools chief shared his family's view of the city, praising civic pride and cooperation. He called the board of education selection process thoughtful as Rotary Club August program details and new Rotarians were announced.

Earle R. Seidner Middletown Rotary Club Manchester Seidner Lorain Board of Education George Kuehnle W. J. Bramlage David Gerber J. N. Inwood P. F. Johnson Clarence Ehresman Templyn Maffett G. E. Ely J. A. Ryan Robert Konthier Wade Miller J. Howard Stalker William E. Rathman Richard D. Harfst

Second Polio Case Reported In Preble County

Preble County Health Commissioner Dr. Carle W. Beane reports the county’s second polio case of the season a 12 year old boy George Kimball son of Mr and Mrs John Kimball Camden Route 2 He fell ill Saturday and polio was diagnosed Monday The boy is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton Four other children in the family have received gamma globulin treatment.

License Revoked for Millville Inn Operator

The State Liquor Board yesterday revoked the licenses of Jack Steele operator of the Twilite Inn on the Millville Oxford Road Hamilton Route 5 effective August 18. Steele had been cited for sales to minors and hindering a state agents search and investigation. Licenses for 3.2 beer and beer and wine by the drink were revoked.

State Liquor Board Jack Steele Millville Oxford Road Hamilton Steele

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