Hugh Wright Wins JC Award for Civic Service
Hugh W. Wright named honorary member of the Middletown Jaycees at Bosses Night in the Manchester hotel. Armco public relations director lauded for decades of quiet civic work, with remarks by John H. Weber and a keynote by Dr. Allen A. Stockdale urging young men to pursue constructive future leadership.
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Hugh Wright
Hugh W. Wright
Allen A. Stockdale
National Association of Manufacturers
Jaycees
Jaycee
Wright
The
John Weber
Bill Weith
At The Movies Paramount Big Screen Schedule
Friday and Saturday showings feature The Barefoot Matnman at 1 15 pm 4 16 pm 7 10 pm 10 10 pm The Harlem ry Scout at 2 50 pm 5 55 pm 8 40 pm STRAND lists Steel Fist at 9 15 pm 4 15 pm 7 20 pm 10 15 pm Caval $ at 9 55 pm Saturday Steel Fist at 2 00 pm 5 35 pm 9 05 pm Cavalry Scout at 3 25 pm 6 55 pm 10 20 pm
Day Camp Plans Under Discussion by Middletown Girl Scouts
The Middletown Council of Girl Scouts Day Camp committee will meet at 1 30 p.m. on Monday at the Civic Association to advance plans for the annual summer program. Betty Clark regional advisor will visit from Cleveland and observe activities, offering aid to develop council programs.
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Middletown
Betty Clark
March Induction Draft Call For 18 Men
Local Draft Board No. 10 will call 18 men for induction during March per clerk Mrs. Lillian Sebald. Inductees must be 20 years old by induction time. Four inductees expected for March and 59 inducted in January. All listed men were 70 at induction.
Minor traffic fines handed by Municipal Court
Judge Alton H. Combe fined four people for minor offenses. Harry Mullen 23 of 1404 Woodlawn Ave paid 20 dollars with suspended portion for no driver's license. Clara Mackory 33 of 1316 Baltimore St fined 120 dollars with half suspended for driving without license. Ottis Patterson 1620 Sheridan Ave fined 5 dollars with suspended for faulty muffler. Albert Shepard 3105 Mohawk St fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Several cases dismissed including Clarence Mackory Wallac Diver and Rosamund Hime.
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Alton H. Combe
Harry Mullen
Woodlawn Ave
Naif
Clara Mackory
Baltimore St
Ottis Patterson
Sheridan Ave
Albert Shepard
Mohawk St
Clarence Mackory
Wallace Diver
West Middletown
Rosamund Hime
West Elkton
Deputy Arrest After Café Fight Ends With Stabbing
Deputies and police stormed a residence at 3418 Vannest Ave. and arrested Claud Reed, 51, owner of the Lucky Stop Cafe, on a cutting with intent to kill charge after a late night altercation over a $6 bar tab. Brandenburg, 40, of 3010 Seneca St., was treated for multiple stab wounds and later released. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Reed claimed he did not know who drove him to the arrest scene and denied the allegations.
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Claud Reed
Yankee Rd
Richard Schultheiss
Reed
South Yankee Rd
Ing Clyde Brandenburg
Seneca St
Oneida
Vannest Ave
Robert Trimble
Gilbert Lafayette
Brandenburg
Schultheiss
Sam Moore
Trimble
Lafayette
Eddie Gordon
Lammie Bailey
Pupil Absence From Classes Not Alarming Officials Report
Area schools report influenza measles and colds keeping students from class but officials say attendance remains generally high. Across Middletown and nearby districts 80 to 97 percent attendance. Franklin and Germantown note several dozen to hundred absentees.
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Miami ‘‘Alley
Middletown
Hugh Butler
Board of Education
Lemon-Monroe High School
Eaton
Springboro
Franklin
Germantown
Allie Stigniey
Donors Here bury Quota By 49 Pints
Middletown collected 269 pints of blood from a two day bloodmobile drive surpassing its 220 pint quota. Rev. John Parr, Red Cross blood program chairman, credited the community for a model effort while a record 18 people were deferred due to weight or age. The extra staffing kept wait times short and caused no donor adverse effects.
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Middletown
John Parr
Red Cross Blood Program
Parr
Police Briefs Involving Lawrence H. Jones And Local Property Damage
Police said Lawrence H. Jones, 49, of 1600 Plum St, was arrested in the 1000 block of Malvern St on charges of physical control and driving with no license. A Raymond Bay Company fence near Enoch Dr and Tytus Ave suffered about 200 dollars in damage. An air rifle was taken from an 11 year old after a shot through a home window. A stone broke a large window at Proffitt grocery on Waite St and Woodlawn Ave.
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Lawrence H. Jones
Plum St
Malvern St
Raymond Bay Company
Enoch Dr
Tytus Ave
Proffitt
Waite St
Woodlawn Ave
Expert In Prison Work Is Dead At 71
CINCINNATI W. Anthony M Saver, 71, known nationwide for his prison treatment and rehabilitation methods at the Cincinnati work house, died Thursday. Saver served as superintendent for 25 years.
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Cincinnati
Anthony M Saver
Cincinnati Workhouse
Saver
Weather Forecast Signals Snow or Rain for Ohio Trip
The forecast favors a good trip to Cincinnati tonight with fair and cold conditions and a low around 20 to 25 degrees. Saturday is cloudy statewide with possible snow or rain late in the day, starting in northern Ohio by nightfall. yesterday’s temps hit a low of 17 and high of 32, today’s low was 24.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Rennel Concentrate claims 22 lb loss without dieting
Mrs Harold M Miller of Blacklick Ohio reports trying various methods before using Rennel Concentrate. She says she lost 22 pounds without dieting and recommends the home remedy, noting improved appearance and social comfort. The ad offers liquid Rennel in grapefruit juice with a money back guarantee.
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Harold M. Miller
Kitzsullen Rd
Blacklick
Ohio
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Sera Siat
Rostes
Hawshorne
Russell S Weatherwax
Ogteby-Barnis Bank and Trust Company
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CS OG Wandgde
Mises
Roy White
Central Ave
DIAL
Paramount
Loren Gustin
City
D. R. Baker
Middletown - Hamilton
Cincinnati Garden
L. J. Ragland
McKinley Junior High
Roosevelt
A. E. Roper
Legion Auditorium
Trip
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