Middletown Safety Council honors drivers and firms
The Middletown Safety Council and Elmo Lingrel recognize 35 firms for perfect six month safety records and drivers with six months accident free. Awards listed for mileage groups include Middletown Ice and Coal, Schraffenberger Flowers, Denny Lumber, and others.
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Middletown
Eit
Middletown Safety Council
Elmo Lingrel
Ingrel
Cwie
George Bryant
Sorg Paper Company
Dave Regan
Ing
Wyoming
Middletown Ice and Coal Company
Middletown Journal
Schraffenberger Flowers
Denny Lumber Company
Blevins Electric Company
Armco Drainage
Stokes! Dairy Products
Miami Valley Canteen
Sorg ‘Aper Company
Acme Refrigeration
Fairbanks Fiber Box Company
Grand Iron and‘ Metal Company
Clean- All
Moore Plumbing Company
Otto L. Long, Jn
R F. Nickell
Weather Report Indicates Warmer After Snow Flurries
Cloudy skies and milder temperatures expected after a night of snow flurries. Temperatures fell to 22 degrees at dawn and 31 by 9 am, with a 6:30 am drop of six degrees in five minutes. Streets were slippery but treated on main routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noan Wien
C.ews
Willam Shawhan
Officials propose unified firearms registration and central bureau
Officials call for tightening law enforcement inspection to standardize firearms registration and licensing. A central national bureau would record serial numbers of all firearms sold and require identification of owners and users, with a federal tax stamp for gambling devices. The text also mentions serenely unrelated references to fish and drugs.
YMCA Reorganizes Committees and Names 1950 Leaders
The 1950 YMCA board approved a revised personnel policy and long range plan. It joined the Council of Churches and appointed standing committee chairmen including Finance Paul Day and Membership and Work Service M. P. Schrock. Officers include Kirk Stredtbeck as president Elmer Barker as first vice president and Richard Wilmer as second vice president. Appointments to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Middletown Counal Oo Cheeries
Alta Wpa
Tmnee
Council of
Churenes
Knight
Boys’ Wok
Bove
Vance E. Cribbs
Dale Constiner
Melvin Kela
App. Schrock
Paul Day
M. P. Schrock
Jack Bassell
John I. Pater
We Dennny, Jr
Charman
Robert Hayes
Chaugnan
Tom Wilson
Richard A. Wilmer
Owen Algaugh
William Brooks
Robert Gruber
Mre
W. D. Walker
Elmer Arkhei
George Harveys
Women and Girls Work Committee
Mis
Joseph Ayres
Walter Bender
Chaiman
Finance
World Service
Kirk Stredtbeck
Elmer Barker
Lebanon Woman Hurt In Crash
A Lebanon woman suffered serious head injuries when a cart rolled on U.S. Route 42 three miles east of Lebanon. Passenger Tos Bradford was taken to a hospital. others were treated for minor injuries. The crash occurred around 7 a.m. and involved medical aid from Dr. James Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Milwea Wood
Bradford
Lockland
James Arnold
Goldsmith Will Filed Thursday in Estate Settlement
Hamilton probate records show the will of Mrs. Sarah A. Goldsmith of 31 Lowman Street, who died January 26, appoints a personal representative and directs general household items be divided after specific bequests. A painting goes to the Ary Club of Alwdletown and marble busts to Audletown Public Srotars. the Past Baptist Church receives $500.
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Hamilton
Mas Fona
Sarah A. Goldsmin
Mis Golasins
Meg
Guise
T the
Ary Club
Alwdletown
Audletown Publite Srotars
Baptist Church
Navajo Goat Loan Fund Goes Begging With No Applicants
The Indian Bureau's goat loan program in 1948 offered ten thousand dollars to Navajo members to buy purebred goats, but no applications were received. Officials told the House Appropriations Committee the Navajo feared high tagging costs and sanitary concerns, preferring canned milk instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Bureau
Tibe
Guineil
Ins
House Appropriations Committee
Alebert Huber
Extensian and Credit
Huber
Jonsen
R Lowa
Advisory Council
Woman reports coin in meter. police return gold piece
A woman dropped a coin into a parking meter and told police she inserted a $2.50 gold piece instead of a penny. Two officers opened the meter and returned the coin, noting she carried the gold piece as a good luck charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
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Local Safety Council
Awatass
Timer Barker
Armco
Sam Tutt
The
Safety Council
Paul Willison
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Air Force Base
Robert E. Fisher
Roseville
Great Falls
Elgin
Pat
Spencer
Ymca Committee
Goldsmith
Ohio
California
Eagle Corner Super Mkt. Inc
RT. 4
Excello
United States
Williamson-Ziegler Furna
Broad ST
Up Ice Co
Davis Butys
Davis Tire
America
DAVIS
Lesks
Fis
Tris
Sanny
Reg. Ie
Fender
Sias
S$. Main ST
Truetone Table Radio
Truetone FM
Walnat Plastic
Wedge
Cai
Niles
FBI
Stecks Limited
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