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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
18
Lebanon sheriff Gerald Couden escorted Paul Chapman of near Franklin to the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus to serve a one to three year term for violation of probation. Chapman had been indicted by the grand jury for non-support.
Ernest Zimmerman of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to a speeding charge in the court of poor William Fraser on Tuesday. He was fined $10 and costs as police continue a campaign to curb speeding reckless driving and stop sign violations.
Lebanon residents host guests from Bellevue Kentucky Erie Pennsylvania Chicago Illinois Vernon Indiana and Faton plus Bartlett and Mechanic Street moves. Mae E Pyle relocates within Mechanic Street and L F Wertz buys the George Phillips property on Mound.
Mr and Mrs Ray Hall attended the Dr Lakin sermon at Chautauqua Sunday. Mrs Walter Lane with Mrs Clarence Crauder assisted the Ladies Aid with twenty members. Alameda Phillips will hold the next meeting. Pauline Ankeney spent Sunday afternoon at Jake Vette s. Mr and Mrs Jessee Simpey were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Ehler Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Browne and son spent Sunday afternoon with Ray Hall. The Eckhardt reunion was held at Fort St Clair in Eaton Sunday.
Collinsville residents report visits and travels with families in Hamilton Lucasville and Delaware. Mr and Mrs Scott Finlay hosted relatives while Gene Frazier and Robert Inhoff toured the Smoky Mountains. Harriet Geiger stayed with the Ralph Vance family and James Imhoff visited the Youngs in Lucasville. Mrs Richard Ricketts visited Mrs Valera Fisher.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Wilson announce the birth of their second son Michael on August 2 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W E Edwards and Mrs L J Eilers with daughter Carol from Cincinnati spent the weekend at the Wilson home.
Mrs. Ann Miller of South Front Street will undergo an operation at Middletown Hospital on Friday. She is the mother of Mrs. Joe Stoltz of McKinley Street, Middletown.
A dense list of weekend guests and gatherings in Springboro and nearby towns. Names include Edward Louche, Norman Frankenstein, Robert Eaton, Beckhan Johnson, W M Youcum, Orissa Hayner, George Seidenstick, Mary Lacey, Jennie Montgomery, Ed Leisz, Louis Wical, Clark Melvin, Mildred Creech, Iona Wilson, Mary Ella Stanton, W E Stanton, Norman Frankenstein, Carl Ireton, Fred Wenz, Mary Taylor, Frank Fox, Fort McKinley, Anna Douglas, Columbus relatives, Five Hundred Club trophy winners, Wilbur Florence residence move, Wilbur Florence Main St tenancy, and Camp Fire girls visit at Oregonia.
Mrs Crucie Smith of Germantown visits Germantown and relatives in St. Louis. Neighbors honor S C Alexander with a covered dish birthday dinner. Walter Stephens hosts a birthday party with friends and family. Birth announced for Douglas Harold, a Middletown Hospital birth. Eastern vacationers return from Lake George and Atlantic City. Michigan tour by Chamberlain family and Kelly group.
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