South End Apartment Construction May Begin in Two Weeks
Springfield plans for two large row house style apartment projects totaling about 1 million dollars and 150 living units. Miami Terrace Company of Dayton aims to build 1600000 dollars of apartments at Seventh Ave and Maple St with FHA processing in Cincinnati. A second Ty tus Ave site would add 125 units and a shopping center may be included.
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Seventh Ave
Maple St
Thomas N. Bogardus
Springfield
The
Journal
Bogardus
Miami Terrace Company
Dayton
FHA
Cincinnati
Orville Corson
Tytus Ave
Old Wooster
Germantown Rd
Verity Pkwy
Jaycees to Present Pennants at Barnitz Stadium
Middletown Jaycees approve funding for 14 pennants to fly atop Barnitz Stadiums grandstands for the first home game this fall. Seven pennants will be mounted on each stand as hues honor all area high schools.
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Jaycees
Barnitz Stadium
Barnitz Field
Board of Education
Middletown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
LeSourdsville Lake
John Weber
Elmo Lingrel
Junior Chamber
Richard Dell
Kent Little
Letter Carriers Plan Annual Picnic at Armco Park
Plans for the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 188 annual picnic were approved at the monthly meeting. The event on August 13 in conjunction with the Ladies Auxiliary invites all carriers and their families to Armco Park.
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National Association of Letters Carriers
Branch 188
Letter Carriers
Armco Park
Obituary: Milton D. Campbell 62 Middletown figure
Milton D. Campbell, 62, a former National vice commander of the American Legion and a noted Middletown figure, died today. He ran a Cincinnati real estate business and spoke in Middletown several times. Edward Lampe recalls serving under Campbell when he led the Ohio Department of the Legion in 1935. Campbell was a World War I ordnance lieutenant colonel and later national defense director of the Legion. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at press time.
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Milton D. Campbell
American Legion
Middletown
Campbell
Cincinnati
Edward Lampe
Lampe
Ohio Dertment of the Legion
Ampe
State Legion Rehabilitation Committee
Ordnance
National Defense
Legion
Snively Dies at 73 in Seven Mile Area
Seven Mile resident and former rural mail carrier N D Snively 73 of West Elkton Road Seven Mile died at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton after two years of failing health. Survived by wife Addie two sons O LeRo Snively and Glenn Snively step mother Beatrice Snively brother Fred and step brother Murray four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services at Snively home Monday with burial at Hickory Flat Cemetery Overpeck. Glen Lodge Knights of Pythias to conduct services Sunday evening.
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Seven Mile
N. D
Houston
Tex
Beatrice Snively
Richmond
Ind
Fred
Hamilton
Murray
Denver
Col
Snively
West Elkton Rd
Wendell Pontius, Astor
Seven Mile Presbyterian Church
George P. Brown Franks Franklin Route 73 Area
George P. Brown of Route 73, between Middle and sought border area, is identified in a notice listing his residence. Further details remain unread in the fragment.
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Franklin
George P. Brown
Middle
Two Middletown Firms Win Major War Contracts
A report by Robert W. Luckey lists Aeronca Manufacturing Corp and Armco Steel Corp among area firms winning prime military contracts in the past four weeks. Aeronca secured 1,287,725 for stand assemblies and Armco 588,667 for steel disks used in shell cases for artillery ammunition.
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Middletown
Aeronca
Armco
Robert W. Luckey
Cincinnati
U. S. Department of Commerce
Luckey
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Armco Steel Corporation
Middletown Gas and Electric Service
Broad S&s
George Keuhale, Jr
Department of Defense
General Services Administration
Courageous 12 Year Old Pony Rider Hurt in Fall
A 12 year old farm boy Galen Neal is hospitalized after being tossed from his pony during a race near Middletown. He shows a possible brain injury but remains focused on a future Eaton race. His father Clarence Neal of West Middletown Route 1 reports the boy plans to compete despite the accident.
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Middletown
Galen Neal
Clarence Neal
West Middletown
Eaton
Galen
Camp Campbell Gard
Cincinnatian Named MHS Music Director
Joe Barton Franklin a 26 year old Air Force veteran and former Deer Park teacher was named Middletown High School music director by the Board of Education. He replaces H Vincent Carter who resigned to lead Wilmington College. Franklin begins August 19 at the Camp Hook band camp amid arrangements with the parents committee and district staff.
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Joe Barton Franklin
Deer Park
Cincinnati
Middletown High School
Board of Education
Franklin
Air Force
H. Vincent Carter
Wilmington College
Tennessee
Houston
Miss
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Camp Hook
Charles Doring
Robert Moore
Clarence Gingerich
Charles Egelston
D. E. Minck
Jane Wiley
Jean Carter
Grace Moyer
Grace Duvall
Sherman School
Shirley Berman
Arlington Ave
Shirley R. Meckler
Berman
Jefferson School
Dayton Central
Dayton Man Portrait in Toastmasters Race for Area Lieutenant Governor
Dayton area Toastmasters announce Francis Floto as candidate for area lieutenant governor in the annual election. Middletown members will not attend. The Manchester Hotel meeting also assigned the club vote for the Spokane convention to Vincent McIntire. Arthur Osborne named editor of the Club of the Year Book with O V Ireland and Harold Voorhis as assistants.
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Middletown
Francis Floto
Dayton
Manchester Hotel
Spokane
Wash
Vincent McIntire
Arthur Osborne
O. V. Ireland
Harold Voorhis
Lee Wildermuth
George Holtz
Voorhis
James Martin
Earl Billman
Clayton Huber
Ernes Bowen
Billman
Rober Thomas
Robert McConaughy
Recovery Declared For Towns First Polio Case
Dr. L. C. Neer health commissioner announced complete recovery for Middle Town’s first polio case. Kathleen Clay age two of 2005 Clayton Ave has returned home from Mercy Hospital Hamilton with no effects from the illness.
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Middletown
L. C. Neer
Neer
Kathleen Clay
Clayton Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Record of Today’s Temperatures and Weekend Outlook
Temperatures rose from 65 at 6 am to 70 at 10:30 am with a high of 88 yesterday and a 62 degree low. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler, with Saturday expected to be fair and somewhat cooler.
Knights Of Pythias To Install Officers In Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette Lodge No 37 Knights of Pythias will install 1950 officers at 7 30 p m during their regular session at Castle Hall. New officers named include Woodrow W Wilk inson chancellor commander Marvin Holiday vice chancellor Thomas Coddington prelate Virgil Webster master of works Homer Jefferson inner guard and William Augspurger outer guard.
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Lafayette Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Castle
Woodrow W. Wilkinson
Eommander
Marvin Holiday
Thomas Coddington
Virgil Webster
Homer Jefferson
William Augspurger
Moon's Moon and Navio Tribe Population
The piece notes that if humans lived on the moon they would observe Earth’s phases similar to lunar phases seen from Earth. It also states the Navio Indian tribe of Arizona and New Mexico numbers more than 50,000 people.
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Arizona and
New Mexico
Camping to End at Boo Scout Camp
The four week Boo Scout Camp at Camp Hook ends tomorrow per Camp Director Paul Parker. It is the last summer camp in the Middle town area to cease after Fresh Air Camp ended last week. Parker calls the year one of the most successful with Wednesday night campfires and visitors programs noted. Ninety eight percent of Alaska remains free land.
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Camp Hook
Paul Parker
Middletown
Parker
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This City
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Joe
White Owl
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Dora Dyke
Robert Eaton
Springboro
N. Clinton
Cincinnatian
MHS
Wilson
Vradelis
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Philco
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Zenith
Olympic
RCA
Alaska
Maytag Sales & Service
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Gantner
Central Ave
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