City Budget Hearing Set Tomorrow Night
A public budget hearing will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the City Building before the City Commission meeting. The 1950 general fund budget totals 669185 an increase of about 100000 over this year with police and fire budgets rising. The plan calls for 299049 in general property tax and 100000 in sales tax with other revenue and expenditures noted by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newlin
Fred J. Schatzmann
Police
Schatemann
Federal Communications Commission
Newater
Middletown Jaycees Offer Free DDT to Residents
The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce distributes more than 2000 units of DDT free to residents tomorrow from Sherman Williams at 1310 Central Ave. The six per cent solution, available as liquid or powder, will be given on a first come basis with no strings attached.
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DOT
Middletown
Stevens
Piece Of Paper Craved By Vets During War Will Be Needed Again
Veterans rush to find discharge papers essential for home loans terminal leave pay Ohio bonus and a dividend on National Service Life Insurance. Be Lampe Civic Association urges supply original or certified copies or certificates in lieu of lost discharge to speed dividend processing starting soon. Local service center offers certificates and evening hours to handle applications with volunteer typists and industry cooperation.
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Ohio
BE. A. Lampe
The
Civic Association
Veterans’ Service Center
Legion Home
Lampe
State Ban Requires Women Taxi Drivers to Quit
Two Middletown women taxi drivers will lose their jobs as Columbus orders replacement by men. Albert Waldman, state industrial relations director, says women cannot drive jitneys and the law was amended to bar them since September 1947. Protests from women's groups have been received as notices to cab companies go out. The order targets Cleveland Toledo Akron drivers and applies to jitneys, with broader inquiry into buses and trackless trolleys.
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Middletown
Columbus
Albert A. Waldman
Waldman
Akron
Cleveland
97Th General Assembly
Division of
Department of Industrial Relations
Little Theater Announces 1949 50 Play Schedule
The Little Theater outlines its 1949 50 season with four plays starting with Room Service followed by Night Must Fall The Dover Road and My Sister Eileen. President George Garlinger notes adherence to last year’s mix of three comedies and one mystery and a general meeting is planned for September 1 at 7 30 p m in the Girl Scout Club Room at the Civic Association.
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The
Little Theater
Board of Directors
Dover Road
Eileen
George Garlinger
Girl Scout Club
Civic Association
Eaton attorney named to Ohio Uniform State Laws Committee
Thurs ton F. Bittle of Eaton has been chosen to serve on the Uniform State Laws Committee of the Ohio State Bar Association. The appointment was made by State Bar President James M. Hengst of Columbus on recommendation from executive committee member Harry S. Winer of Dayton.
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Eaton
Thurston F. Bittle
Ohio State Bar Association
James M. Hengst
Columbus
Harry S. Winer
Dayton
Democrats Plan Welcome for Senator Anderson at Butler County
Arrangements for welcoming U S Senator Clinton P Anderson of New Mexico to a Sunday Butler County Democratic Outing at LeSourdsville Lake were announced. Anderson will fly into Boone County Airfield near Cincinnati at 1 27 p m and depart Hamilton for LeSourdsville after a 3 p m speech and dinner. He returns to Hamilton Airport at 6 p m and heads to Boone for departure to Washington at 7 25 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
Butler County
LeSourdsville Lake
Edward J. Gardner
Anderson
Boone County
Cincinnati
Hamilton
New Mexico
Truman
LeSourdsville
Boone Company
Washington
Rotary Institution
State of New Mexico
University of Michigan
Dakota Wesleyan University
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
JA Advisers Meet Tonight At Civic Association Hall
Robert McDade JA director presides at the first advisers meeting at 7 p m in the Civic Association auditorium. C W Beck JA president notes more than 70 advisers will attend to discuss organization sales banking and awards as the program prepares for the second week in October with meetings at 2 30 and 7 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDade
Civic Association
C. W. Beck
McDade
At the Movies Paramount Showings This Week
Tuesday screenings of The Great Gatsby star Alan Ladd and Ruth Hussey at 1 45 3 45 5 45 7 45 and 9 45 p m Wednesday feature Boy with Green Hair with Pat O Brien and Robert Ryan at 1 15 3 30 7 50 6 26 and 10 p m
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Paramount
Alan Ladd
Ruth Hussey
Boy With Green Hair
Pat O O’brien
Robert Ryan
Strand Movie Schedule Promises Double Feature Nights
On Tuesday Big Fight with Joe Kirkwood and Virginia Wells shows at 2 25 5 7 35 and 10 15 p m. Also Valiant Hombre with Leo Carillo at 1 20 3 35 6 30 and 9 10 p m. Wednesday Caught with James Mason and Rush Brady at 2 35 5 45 and 8 50 p m. Frontiersman with William Boyd and George Hayes at 1 15 4 05 7 15 and 10 25 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kirkwood
Virginia Wells
Valiant Hombre
Leo Carillo
James Mason
Rush Brady
William Boyd
George Hayes
Vital Statistics Deaths and Notices
List of individuals with ages and locations: Emma Jefferson 80 Hamilton Mrs Goldie Everding 62 Eaton Bertha May Curryer 67 Middletown Route 2 Garfield Adams 39 Columbus Joel D Moore 62 Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jefferson
Hamilton
Goldie Everding
Eaton
Bertha May Curryer
Middletown
Garfield Adams
Columbus
Births Reported From Several Area Homes This Week
Mr and Mrs Henry Murphy Route 1 West Middletown welcomed a boy Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald Hughes Route 1 Middletown welcomed a girl Monday. Mr and Mrs Owen Van Ostrand 410 S Sutphin St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Frank Leight Franklin welcomed a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Olefon Apgar Route 3 Camden welcomed a boy Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dan Blair 1309 First Ave welcomed a girl Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Murphy
West Middletown
Donald Hughes
Middletown
Owen van Ostrand
S. Sutphin St
Frank Leight
Franklin
Tuesay
Olefon Apgar
Camden
Dan Blair
First Ave
Out of Town Births for Rev and Mrs Jay John
The Rev and Mrs Jay John of Wanakena New York report a boy named Lawrence Scott born Monday. Maternal grandparents Rev and Mrs Karl Schleufler of Zanesville Ohio. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs P IF Johnson of 2907 Elmo Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnson
Wanakena
N. Y
Lawrence Scott
Karl Schleufler
Zanesville, O
P. IF
Johnson
Elmo
Local youths listed in district court case pairs
The record names multiple young adults from Middletown Hamilton and Dayton. Individuals include David Sharits Doris Stamper Edward Griesinger Loretta Loehner Lee Becraft Jr Patricia McGee Albert Bekemeier Virginia Ruble Mark Collins Betty MacKeene William Wysong Melba Ever sole Douglas Platt Martha Conrad Thomas Nolloth Lorna Quin lisK John Lyter Barbara Stevenson William Kreager and Edna Mc Coy with ages 14 to 23 and occupations such as steel worker clerk student stenographer and radio production director.
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David Melville Sharits
Oberon Dr
Middletown
Doris Marie Stamper
Edward I. Griesinger
Loretta J. Loehner
Hamilton
Lee Becraft, Jr
Patricia McGee
Albert L. Bekemeier
Virginia L. Ruble
Lorna L. Quinlisk
John D. Lyter
Dayton
Barbara A. Stevenson
William D. Kreager
Grand Ave
Edna McCoy
Excello
Hospital Notations List Patients and Procedures
In The Hospital Mrs. Lenox Stacy of Seneca St medical. James Helton of Manchester Ave surgical. Mrs. William Warman of Franklin medical. Mrs. Charles B. Price of Forest Ave surgical. Mrs. Clarence H. Taylor of Malvern St surgical.
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Lenox Stacy
Seneca St
James Helton
Manchester Ave
William Warman
Franklin
Charles B. Price
Forest Ave
Clarence H. Taylor
Malvern St
Schedule Shows Alphabet Based Voting Slot Plan
The schedule lists voting by last name letters starting A to G on Monday August 29 then H to M on Tuesday and N to S on Wednesday with the rest on Thursday. The following week applications will be filled without regard to alphabet on Tuesday through Thursday September 6 to 8 at 7 p.m.
Veterans asked to provide identifying information for aid claims
The note lists required details for VA benefit processing including current address for six months, insurance policy numbers if any, service serial number, any existing claim number, date of birth and branch of service, and asks veterans not to delay processing by writing for numbers.
Local Community Suffering Ills Listed in Notices
William Edwards of Franklin, surgical. Mrs. Johnnie Riley of Meadow, Mrs. Carl Cockerham of Somerville Route 1, surgical. Clarence Chaney of North Main St., medical. Linda McGraw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McGraw of Sleebig Rd., medical. Mrs. Sophia Flynn of Baltimore St., medical.
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William Edwards
Franklin
Johnnie Riley
Meadow Ave
Carl Cockerham
Somerville
Clarence Chaney
North Main St
Linda McGraw
J. M. McGraw
Sleebig Rd
Sophia Flynn
Baltimore St
Local Residents Named in Community Directory
Roy McClure of Franklin. Mrs. Mattie Smith of Hill Ave. Robin Pleak of Meadow Ave. Lynn Ann McCann daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur McCann of Wilbraham Rd. Vernon Starke of Lebanon. Wilgus Combs of Queen St. Jeffrey Bishman son of Mr and Mrs Ira Bishman of South Main St. Fred Tolson of Clifton Farms. Mrs. Marshall Hamilton of Camden Route 1. Vernon Stewart of Vanness St. Wilda C Augspurger of West Middletown. Judith Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilson of Queen St. John Farmer of West Middle wn. D Hartman of Tytus ve. Mrs Ralph Earnhart of Middletown Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McClure
Franklin
Mattie Smith
Hill Ave
Robin Pleak
Meadow Ave
Lynn Ann McCann
Arthur McCann
Wilbraham Rd
Vernon Starke
Lebanon
Wilgus Combs
Queen St
Jeffrey Bishman
Ira Bishman
South Main St
Fred Tolson
Clifton Farms
Marshall Hamilton
Camden
Vernon Stewart
Vanness St
Wilda C. Augspurger
West Middletown
Judith Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Queen St. John
Employment Declines Three Percent In May to July Period
Employment in 31 major Middletown firms fell three per cent from May to mid-July, totaling 11,790 workers. Women accounted for about one quarter of the decrease, with 2,308 jobs lost. Heaviest cuts hit manufacturers, notably steel and aircraft producers, while nonmanufacturers shed roughly 800 workers. Reasons cited include reduced business and changes in production methods. Turnover data show separations outpacing hires across Ohio and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
P. F. Johnson
Ohio State
Johnson
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Employment figures show 31 firms add workers in July 1948
In July 1948 these 31 major firms employed over 1 000 more workers than last month a drop of eight per cent during the twelve month period. Peak employment last year was in November when 13 272 persons were working. Since then the number of work has fallen 1b per cent.
Local Employers Plan July Hiring Boost Across Sectors
In July survey results show about 60 openings expected by September with hiring spread between manufacturing and nonmanufacturing. Trade firms and tobacco, pen and pencil manufacturers to hire heavily while steel and paper sectors cut. Job seekers rise from 1,591 in June to 1,633 in August at Middletown Employment Service.
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Middletown
The
Employment Service
Unemployment claims rise through spring months
The number of people filing unemployment compensation has grown since last October when 87 claimants were recorded. A weekly average of 1,108 workers sought benefits in July, about 170 more than in May.
Nine Days Left To Get In Swim
Ross Kramer manager of three city pools says water is clear and pools will open on the last day of the month with daily hours 1 to 6 pm and 2 to 6 pm on Sundays. He notes record attendance this year in June and July despite August slack and predicts higher receipts than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Kramer
Yankee
Douglas
Sunset
Kramer
Peron
Deputy Named by Probate Court in Hamilton
Judge Oscar R. UCLeiser today announced the appointment of C. H. Henneberger of 323 Progress Ave Hamilton as a Probate Court deputy. Henneberger, a 22 year Armco Steel veteran in purchasing and later liquidating wartime surplus for the federal government, takes the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Henneberger
Progress Ave
Hamilton
Oscar R. Ucleiser
Armco Steel Corporation
Roger Osborn Hurt In Auto Accident
Roger D. Osborn, 29, of Middletown Route 1, was injured near the Maude Hughes Road and Millikin Road intersection when his car overturned at 7 p m Sunday. Deputies A N Peters and Louis Fritz investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Osborn
Middletown
Maude Hughes
Millikin Rd
Sheriff's
A. N. Peters
Louis Fritz
Wanted Now Sales Representatives
Advertisement from a major manufacturer seeking sales reps aged 26 to 35 with a car. It promises intensive training in Cincinnati, paid living expenses during the basic training, and field placement after qualification with ongoing guidance and compensation from the start.
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Cincinnati
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Joe Anderson
Yellow Cab Company
the Journal
Little Theater Outlines
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Hempstead
Senator Anderson
University of Michiga
St. Lawrence University
Missouri Valley College
Phere’s Obseny
Tailored Homes, Inc
Streifthau
Central Ave
Joel D. Moore
Ance
Logan Ave
Ment Ollicenere
Saia Vwouay
Philip Sitton
F.H.A
D. C. Adams
Seven Mile Ave
New Miami
Melampy
Wirpemann
Roger Osborn
H. Wuerdeman
C-O
Williamson Heater Company
Marburg Avenue
of the Mc
Coy-Leffler
Broad Street
Ted. A
Mena
Beckman & Dickerson Distributing Company
Middletown, Ohio
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