Middletown Chamber of Commerce to elect five directors
A slate of ten candidates was approved for election to the Middletown Chamber of Commerce board. Walter Bender announced the five directors will be chosen, with Roy L. Patterson chairing the nominating committee and C. W. Denny Jr., Hugh Harvey, C. H. Murray and C. A. Burnett assisting. Ballots will be mailed within days for about 10 days of voting. Election of officers occurs at the first January meeting.
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Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Walter Bender
Roy L. Patterson
C. W. Denny, Jr
Hugh Harvey
C. H. Murray
C. A. Burnett
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Bender
Central Store
Fred Brosius
R. E. Dempster
Dempster General Tire Sales
E. E. Grant
Crystal Tissue Company
R. S. Gruver
Armco Steel Corporation
W. A. Havemann, Jr
Buckeye Paper Products
Ker Jones
Heber Jones, Inc
Mer Leffler
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
H. D. Martinedale
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Martin Miller
Miller Insurance Agency
Patterson
Tellers Committee
Middletown Jaycee Session Highlights Film on Leaders
The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce met at the Manchester Hotel for dinner last night. A Technicolor film titled The Horse and Its Heritage showcased Tennessee’s leading horses and training future leaders, provided by J. T. Ward of Maryland Farms. Russell Stevens, president of the Warren County Saddle Horse Association, spoke briefly. Committee reports included finance program safety and youth welfare. The group voted to allocate $100 to the welfare group for Christmas activities.
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Middletown
Judges Set 50 Divorce Hearings This Weekend
In Hamilton, Judges Fred B. Cramer and P P. Boli prepare for a weekend docket of 50 divorce hearings. The filing deadline runs until January 6 and no divorces will be granted during the holiday period.
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Hamilton
Fred B. Cramer
P P. Boli
Vital Statistics Told From Local Notices
Mrs. Mabel F. Johnson aged 83 of Canaan Connecticut and Charles Warren Schmidt listed. one year old Frank (Coxey) Davis of Ea ton Ohio ages 80.
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Mabel F. Johnson
Canaan
Conn
Charles Warren Schmidt
Franklin
Frank (Coxey) Davis
Eaton, O
Local Births Reported Across City
Mr and Mrs William Cof fee of Logan Avenue welcomed a girl today. Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas of Franklin announced a boy today. Mr and Mrs Fernia Barnhart of West Middletown reported a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Specht of Linden Avenue welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Zecher of Middletown Route 2 reported a boy. Mr and Mrs Arthur Albaugh of Franklin welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Ford of Sixteenth Avenue reported a boy yesterday.
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William O. Coffee
Logan Ave
Fred Thomas
Franklin
Fernia Barnhart
West Middletown
Robert Specht
Linden Ave
William Zecher
Middletown
Marriage Licenses Joseph Stanton and Betty Sutten
Joseph E. Stanton Jr 22 a soldier of Hamilton marries Betty R. Sutten 19 of Hamilton in a filed license record reflecting a marriage intent between two residents.
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Joseph E. Stanton, Jr
Hamilton
Betty R. Sutten
Hospital Patient List Includes Various Local Patients
The hospital roster shows multiple patients with conditions noted as surgical or medical. Names include Joseph Burnett Fernwood St Balti more, Carol Lacey Fernwood St, Arthur Myers Columbia Ave, Susan Johnson Middletown Route 2, William Irving South Main St, David Kibler Lambert on St, Levi Birch Middletown Route 3, Andrew Anderson Grimes St, James Forrest McLaughlin South Main St, Fred Whitman Franklin, Anna Rose South Ave, Margaret McDonough Webster St, Lloyd Ellison Nelbar, Gerald Walker Crescent Blvd, Sherman Steele Sixteenth Ave, Hubert Smith Vanderveer, Harold Morris Tytus Ave, Robert Fuller South Main St, Betty Farris Garfield.
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Joseph Burnett
John Burnett
Baltimore St
Carol Lacey
James Beatty
Fernwood St
Arthur Myers
Columbia Ave
Susan Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Middletown
William Irving
South Main St
Thomas Swank
David Kibler
George Kibler
Lamberton St
Levi Birch
Andrew Anderson
Grimes St
James Forrest McLaughlin
Fred Whitman
Franklin, Surgical
Anna Rose
South Ave
Margaret McDonough
Webster St
Lioyd Ellison
Nelbar St
Gerald Walker
Joseph Walker
Crescent Blvd
Sherman Steele
Sixteenth Ave
Hubert Smith
Vanderve
Post Office 15 Minute Parking Zone Expanded
The Manchester area extends a 15 minute parking zone on the north side of Manchester Ave west of Main St to serve post office patrons. The change adds five more spaces for a total of nine car lengths, with signs installed after approval by the City Commission.
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Post Office
Manchester
Hilbert H. Martin
Manchester Ave
Main St
Martin
Oilsers and Denver Fives to play Middletown cage tilts
The Phil lips Oilers of Bartlesville and the Denver Chevrolets, two leading amateur basketball teams, will meet the DIAA All-Stars in Middletown with proceeds funding a new scoreboard for the town stadium. The Oilers meet Thursday January 26 and the Denver quintet on Saturday February 25.
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Phillips Oilers
Denver Chevrolets
Middletown
Lions Club
Oilersrom Bartelsville
Okla
Denver
Diaa Anll-Stars
Dayton
Oilers
Bob Kurland
Kurland
London
Don Carey
Grocers Hear Pointers On New Personnel
More than 50 grocers attended the Middletown Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association to hear Harold Hand of WSAI Cincinnati explain a three quality formula for hiring. He stressed ability desire and human relations and urged focusing on missing traits when hiring. The talk titled Your Personality Is Reflected In Your Store outlined a formula used by major firms and was part of a remodeling series. The next meeting is set for Thursday January 12 in the Civic Association auditorium.
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The
Civic Association
Harold Hand
WSAI
Cincinnati
Hand
Middletown Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Steve D'Varga
Earl Flint
D'Varga
Jury Reconvenes In Matson Will Contest
In Hamilton, the jury in the will contest of Mary B. Matson failed to reach a verdict and is to deliberate again this afternoon. Judge Frank L Johnson presides in Common Pleas Court. The will, probated in 1941, leaves about 11 000 and names plaintiffs including two more sons Charles and Oliver and a grandson Walter Zecher. The Matson home sits on State Route 63 near Monroe.
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Oliver
Walter Zecher
Matson
Monroe
Final plans for square dance at Moose Hall announced
Final plans for a square dance tonight at Moose Hall were set by chairman John Bullock. Nine applications were read and approved, then a vote sent Bullock to a special meeting of state officials in Columbus Saturday.
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Moose Hall
John Bullock
Bullock
Columbus
Police Briefs Reported Theft and Assault Incidents
Mrs Woodrow A Stacy of 1729 Central Ave reported articles valued at 38 50 stolen on Tuesday including 9 in sales tax stamps two men s wristwatches two cil s and pen sets Chauncey Chisholm of Milner Hotel was treated at Middletown Hospital for cuts above the left eye He said he was beaten on Eighth Ave but did not name his assailant The report notes a resignation tied to conflicting policies on production costs and labor and materials
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Woodrow A. Stacy
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Chisholm
Eighth Ave
Torday
Clem Hackman Resigns as Montgomery County AFL Manager
Clem F Hackman resigns after twenty two years as general manager of the Montgomery County AFL labor newspaper. His departure marks the end of a long tenure shaping the publication and union communications in Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton, O
Clem F. Hackman
Montgomery County
AFL
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Jaycee
Bob
Cramer
Party Service
DIAL
Verity Pkwy
First Ave
Harold Morris
Tytus
Robert Fuller
Betty Farris
Garfield
Sorg Paper Company
Salvation Army
Ed Moorman
Art Dorenbusch
Adelbert Baldwin
Aberdeen
Clarence Baker
South Lebanon
Edward Blevens
Charles St
Pe. West of
Bethel
Lions International
Seobe
Wey
Bulova
Freeman's
Mary Matson
WILSO
Chauncey Chisholm, Milner
Melampy
Butler County
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