Principles for Understanding Drive Business Harmony
Thirty years after his Cincinnati speech Armco chairman Charles R. Hook told the Ohio Bankers Association in Columbus that 90 percent of personal, political and industrial disputes stem from misunderstanding. He urged clear policies, community responsibility, and plain explanations to win worker confidence. Cornell’s Malott and banker Weatherwax presided at the meeting. A summer lantern advertises a gasoline lantern with a light like a 200-watt bulb, nine hours of burn, steel reflector and handle for camps and emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corporation
Ohio Bankers Association
Cincinnati
Columbus
Charles R. Hook
Armeco
Ohio Bankers
Russell S. Weatherwax
Oglesby-Barnite Bank and Trust Company
Nell House
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Warmer Rainy Outlook From Weatherman
Early risers reported frost in the town today but the forecast calls for cloudy skies and milder temperatures with possible showers tomorrow. Tonight’s low should be in the mid to upper 30s, reversing yesterday’s 42/30 range as tomorrow brings warmer air and damp weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddietown
Firemen Called Out Three Times In Middletown
Middletown firemen answered three calls on Monday with only one resulting in damage. At 2:38 p.m. two companies fought a kitchen curtain burn near a gas stove at 1212 Manchester Ave a two story frame house owned by Mary Sullivan. Damage confined to the kitchen was about 50 dollars. Earlier at 9:45 a.m. smoke was smelled at 202 McKinley St no fire was found. In the afternoon sparks from a passing locomotive set dry grass on Lafayette Ave near the B and Q railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Manchester Ave
Dorie Hill
Mary Sullivan
McKinley St
Lafayette Ave
Duke To Decide His Own Role At King's Funeral
London U The Duke of Windsor will determine his own part in the funeral rites for King George VI. Informants say no plans will be announced until he returns from New York Wednesday. Windsor abdicated to marry Wallis Simpson. his wife remains in New York. The royal family, especially Queen Mary, has not accepted the American divorcee into the royal circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Windsor
George VI
New York
Windsor
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Duke
Ueen Mary
Neff Succeeds Breiel on Plan Board in Middletown
Breiel steps down as Planning Commission president after announcing he will not seek reelection. A. C. Neff, about a year on the board, named president with Warren Printz as vice president and William Helton as secretary. Neff is Armco Drainage and Metal Products vice president and Ohio Turnpike Commission member, praised for engineering and civic leadership. Breiel remains on the board. changes follow creation of a new city plan, a consultant hire, and a department member assignment. Also approved were the Tuggle subdivision, and a five foot curb cut permit for J. and F. Auto Sales at Columbia Ave and Verity Pkwy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Breiel
Middletown
Breiel
James Rinderknecht
Planning Commission
Breicl
Neff
Tuggle
Coles Rd
J. and F
Columbia Ave
Verity Pkwy
Sam Carr, Veteran Courthouse Reporter, Dies at 61
Sam Carr, longtime Hamilton Journal-News courthouse reporter and Middle town Journal correspondent, died suddenly at 61. A native of Hamilton, he studied at Miami University and worked at several papers before joining the Journal-News in 1931, serving 21 years as the courthouse reporter. Funeral plans are set with M. J. Costigan Funeral Home. burial in St. Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carr
Hamilton Journal-News
Hamilton
Middletown Journal
Lincoln
MR. Carr
Robert
Elsie Smith Carr
Miami University
Miami
Cincinnati Post
Nashville, Tenn
Times
Indianapolis Star
Old Daily News
The
Journal-News
Ee Legion
Lions
Mae
Jack
Division 8
Highway Department
Jim
James
San Francisco
Nel Lundin
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Rich dies at birth
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs John W Rich of 301 Curtis Street died a few hours after birth at Mid age Hospital at 7 30 am. Surviving are the parents and grandparents. Arrangements are being made at Jose K Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rich
Curtis St
Midage Hospital
Jose K. Baker
Lebanon farmer Jesse Russell, 74, dies at home
Jesse Russell, 74, a well known retired farmer, died yesterday at his home on East Warren Street in Lebanon. He is survived by his widow Hannah, three sons HermanClaytonRobert, two daughters Mrs Mark Locke and Mrs Leona Gillam, four sisters and a brother. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Oswald Funeral Home, burial in Rosehill Cemetery Mason. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jesse Russell
East Warren St
Hannah
Herman
Clarksville
Clayton
Jamestown
Robert
Mark Locke
Leona Gillam
Oswald
Rosehill Cemetery
Mason
Mrs. Sarah Azbill of Somerville Dies at 74
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Azbill 74 of Somerville died Sunday afternoon at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a period of failing health. Born August 27 1877 in Jackson County Kentucky she moved to Hamilton fifty years ago to live with her son Preston Azbill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Sarah Elizabeth Azbill
Preston Azbill
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Charles R. Shepherd dies at 92 in Waynesville
Charles R. Shepherd 92 retired farmer and longtime Waynesville resident died at 1 p m Monday at his home. He is survived by two daughters Lena Bogan and Cora Shepherd both of Waynesville. three sons Frank of New Burlington Earl of Waynesville and William of Lynchburg. Funeral services 2 pm Thursday at Stubbs Funeral Home with Rev J W Wedgewood officiating and Caesar Creek Cemetery burial. Visitation at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Charles R. Shepherd
Lena Bogan
Cora Shepherd
Frank
New Burlington
Earl
William
Lynchburg
Stubbs
J. W. Wedgewood
Caesar Creek
Mrs Teresa Weadick 80 Funeral services Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Teresa Weadick 80 widow of Lawrence Weadick will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Visitation with the Rev F J Vander Haar officiating and burial in Mount Hill Cemetery. She died at the home of her daughter Ada McNeal of North Barren Street. Surviving are Mrs Neal two stepdaughters Genevieve Perry of Eaton Regina Teach of Piqua a stepson Dan Weadick Eaton Route 3 and brother John Becker of Eaton. Friends may call at Girton Funeral Home this afternoon.
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EATON
Teresa Weadick
Lawrence Weadick
Church of Visitation
F. J. Vander Haar
Mount Hill Cemetery
Dan Weadick
Eaton Route 3
John Becker
Girton Funeral Home
Stack Of Books Falls Injures Child At Home
Janet Gall, 142, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Gall of 1601 Columbia Ave, was hurt when a stack of encyclopedias toppled onto her legs, breaking her right ankle. She was treated and released at Middletown Hospital. The Rev Marvin Walters, 69, Carlisle Presbyterian minister, broke his left arm stoking a coal furnace and was treated and released. James Dinus, 706 Charles St, is in good condition at Middletown Hospital for burns sustained at work for Armco after emergency care at Armco Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gall
Richard Gall
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Marvin Walters
Carlisle
James Dinus
Charles St
Armco
Dinus
Warren County Road Contracts Awarded
Warren County road improvements on State Route 123 in Franklin and Turtle Creek townships were awarded to Walter L. Follmer Company of Hamilton. The $189,850 project includes two concrete slab bridges over Clear and Turtle Creeks with temporary roadways to maintain two-way traffic during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Turtle Creek
Warren County
State Highway Department
Walter L. Follmer Company
Hamilton
Clear and
Turtle Creeks
Paxton
SHR
HSH
Follmer
At The Movies Showings This Week
Paramount and Strand cinema listings note a range of showtimes Tuesday and Wednesday. Paramount features So or Beware and Tarzan Triumphs plus Tarzan's Desert Mystery with multiple nightly start times. Strand presents Tarzan double feature then Big Whee and To Please A Lady across afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Route 6 services Tuesday in Philadelphia
Route 6 will operate with regular service on Tuesday in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The schedule notes standard routes and stops within the city limits. Passengers are advised to check the latest timetable for any minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Philadelphia
Obituary notices for Kammerer Brotton Stout Gailey Williams
Mrs. Ann Kammerer 65 of 1723 Shirley Ave a Mercy Hospital employee for 17 years has a requiem high mass at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary Church. E Brotton 77, father of Mrs. R. H. Smith and husband of the Butler County auditor, was deputy state auditor under Gov. Donahey. Edward Stout 85 of 343 North Eleventh St a retired State Highway Department employee services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Webb. Mrs. Margaret Schuster Gailey 81 of 15 Gordon Ave services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Proeschal Funeral Home. Mrs. Amelia Williams 84 at home, son Joel Williams, Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kammerer
Shirley Ave
Mercy Hospital
St. Mary Church
E. Brotton
R. H. Smith
Butler County
Vic Donahey
Edward Stout
North Eleventh St
State Highway Department
Webb Funeral Home
Margaret Schuster Gailey
Gordon Ave
Proesche! Funeral Home
Amelia Williams
Joel Williams
Hamil
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
New York Charles Scribner Jr 62 longtime president of Charles Scribner's Son since 1932 and grandson of the founder. New York James Gow 44 playwright and journalist coauthor of Deep Are The Roots born in Creston Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles Scribner
New York City
James Gow
Arnaud D'Usseau
Creston
Ottawa museum taxidermist Patch noted scientist
Clyde Louis Patch aged 64, chief taxidermist and herpetologist at the National Museum of Canada, formerly with the United States Biological Society in Washington and the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Born in Hiawatha, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Clyde Louis Patch
National Museum of Canada
United States Biological Society
Washington
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Hiawatha, Kas
Water turned back on in Middletown dispute over $50 bill
In Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered Middletown’s Water Works to resume service to Ray Wallace at 1415 Jacoby St pending a hearing. The dispute centers on a $50 claim against former owner Jear Engle used to justify withholding water. Fred J. Schatzmann will seek to dissolve the restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Middletown Water Works Department
William Shawhan
Middletown
Public Utilities
Ray Wallace
Jacoby St
Fred B. Cramer
Wallace
Jear Engle
Shawhan
Last
Fred J. Schatzmann
Law
Two Minor City Accidents Cause Small Damages
City police investigated two minor crashes with slight damage. Mildred McMullen's car, 26, Middletown Route 1, was struck by Frank Solazzo's from Hamilton Route 8 at Clinton Street and First Avenue, Solazzo cited for failing to yield. James South, 2104 Tytus Avenue, backed into Barbara Ligett's car at Young Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Ligett's suffered $25 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McMullen
Middletown
Frank Solazzo
Hamilton
Clinton St
First Ave
Leonard McFeeters
Solazzo
James
Tytus Ave
Barbara Ligett
Young St
Woodlawn Ave
Ligett
Examination Due For Patrolman Middletown Test Soon
A patrolman examination for the Middletown Police Department will be held within two or three weeks if enough applications are received. J. C. Weamer, secretary of the Middletown Civil Service Commission, said applicants must be healthy with good character and aged 21 to 30. A high school education is desirable but not required. Applications may be obtained from Weamer or the city manager’s office in City Building. The exact exam date will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Police Department
J. C. Weamer
Middletown Civil Service Commission
Weamer
Five motorists fined for driving while intoxicated in municipal court
Judge Alton H. Combs assessed fines and costs totaling 954 for five motorists cited for operating a car under the influence. Edwin B. Smith 41 West Middletown Route 1 Andrew M. Lane 66 320 Washington St Dayton Glenn Risner 45 2207 Hill Ave all fined 200 plus costs with varying license suspensions and revocations. Fisher additional 20 for no license. Lane arrested after collision with a parked car on Ninth Ave. Smith arrested after crash at Central Ave and Main St. William Handy 59 715 Granada Ave fined 100 and costs for being in physical control while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton H. Combs
Edwin B. Smith
West Middletown
Andrew M. Lane
Washington St. Dayton
Glenn Risner
Hill Ave
Lane
Fisher
Smith
Risner
Central Ave
Main St
Ninth Ave
Ned Moore fined for possessing number slips in larceny case
Ned Moore aged 47 of 1305 Garfield Street was fined 25 dollars and costs for possessing numbers slips. The petit larceny charge leading to his arrest was withdrawn by complainant Rosie Lunsford who claimed her purse with eighteen dollars. Slips were found during a search after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Moore
Garfield St
Rosie Lunsford
Moore
Walter Moon Receives Suspended Fine for Disorderly Conduct
Walter Moon age 20 of 1226 Garfield Street was fined ten dollars with costs suspended for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moon
Garfield St
West Middletown Post Office Seeks Rural Carrier
The West Middletown Post Office plans a March exam for a rural carrier position conducted by the U S Civil Service Commission. Applications close March 6 and admission cards mailed after. Eligible citizens residing in the West Middletown territory for one year may apply, with blanks obtainable at the West Middletown Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middletown
Middletown
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Woman Charged With Grand Larceny In Cincinnati
Thelma Christian, 26, of 612 John St Cincinnati, is charged with grand larceny for theft of clothing from stores. She was arrested Saturday at Ana St and Reynolds Ave by Sgt Ed Poling. Charges filed by Henry Fagan of the Central Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Christian
John St
Cinccinnati
Ana St
Reynolds Ave
Ed Poling
Henry Fagan
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Wvurner
Yas Nave
Eric Hanson
Borden
Lady Borden
Bordens
M. J. Costigan
South Third St
William Welch
St. Ann Church
Lions Club
Carr
St. Mary Cemetery
William Atbill
God Samaritan Temple
Margaret Gentry
Los Angeles
Helen Bishop
Texas
Edna Young
Preston
James Arbill
Walter
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charles
Elmer A. Proeschel
Sarah FE. Azbill
NAIRN
Miraplas Wall
Congo Wall
Streifthau’s
William Handy
Granada Ave
DR. Nadel
M. A. Boyd
Monroe, O
Harvard
Tommy Will
Germantown
Walt
Cow Lefler
Guneral
Broad Street
Sewice
the Liberties
Momete Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oglesby-Barmitz Bank & Trust
Ohio
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