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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1951
Page
5
Ohio lawmakers debate issues including a joint committee on communist activity and a budget presentation. Criminal justice and welfare topics feature hearings, with specific bills and committee actions outlined.
Local notices show multiple organization meetings this week including American Legion at 7 pm at the Legion Hall, Library City Association board at 2 pm, North Middletown Fire Association at 7 pm, Mayfield Fire Department at 7 20 pm, Cancer Clinic at 1 pm, and several civic and social groups such as the Knights of Poodles and Civitan Club convening around noon or 7 pm at their usual venues.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a state flag description and fields of operations with scattered words like state flag, Marine, French, adjective and notices. No coherent event or clear entities to describe beyond incomplete phrases.
Fearice Fagan a 200 pound lion is brought to the Mills Brothers circus at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. The Army had taken his former owner Floyd Mumestan for service at Fort Ord California and denied keeping the lion. Floyd's brother Earl gains a circus job as Fearless prepares for a Saturday show attracting curious youngsters. The piece notes Samuel Osgood as the first Postmaster General under the Constitution appointed Sept. 26 1789.
Local residents report several births and marriages. Willem Davidson and spouse welcomed a baby girl. Robert Highlands, Hubert Dicker, Bond, Ward, and others linked to recent weddings or births. Seibold family mentioned with newborn daughter at Joseph's Hospital Pontiac.
A readable hospital admissions list shows Edward Wells from Trenton R and others named across several streets and towns. The entries include medical and surgical admissions for individuals such as John Francis of West Middletown, Mrs. Bonnie Trent, and Eugenie Weidle, with several who are noted for surgery.
Three local women will attend one of two State Finance Conferences of the Ofte League of Women Voters tomorrow at the Deehier-Wallick Motel in Cotumme Bay. Malcolm Cuommaings of the National Heard will present Your Leader Entrance and Exit at the National Convention in Atlantic City next May. Chairman Mee G W. fivetel will travel to Columbus for a regular board meeting.
In Oxford the postwar boom of married veterans returning to Miami University led to Veterans Village. Today Gleason Village houses 174 couples, at least one of whom is a student, with many other student couples living nearby in town.
Out of town entries list Mrs Mildred Manker of Cen na Avenue and Mrs Helen Pickerell of Sherman Avenue among hospital patients in Cincinnati. Other names include Mrs Corinne Barnes Curtis, Mrs Gebe Koon Michigan Avenue, and Mrs Marvin Ellis with daughter Linda at Queen Avenue, plus several Franklin and Dayton connections.
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