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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1951
Page
9
Cincinnati Reds strategy hinges on pitcher Blackwell after late 1980s injuries. Reports describe his recent form and spring condition as key to contending for the National League title, with team officials optimistic about his arm strength and past performance.
A former Auburn standout has been named head coach at a major program. The appointment marks a return to leadership for the ex player who led the Tigers in key games and now takes charge of the team’s direction and future plans.
An unclear passage mentions Troutman and Chandler with a veiled note about succession and ongoing busy matters. The text is fragmented with missing context and names. No concrete events, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a full news item.
A garbled report notes Ward and the Cardinals amid a left handed checkbook controversy. Officials and attorneys discussed the sale and a telephonish exchange as tensions rose at the opening.
Scattered results show New York, Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Philadelphia scoring wins. A notable boxing note mentions a career comeback after a long absence, with injuries affecting a Pittsburg athlete and a championship win over Ali Scotty Rameay in Cleveland.
A man died yesterday after falling from the Terrace Plaza rotunda window area in Cincinnati. Police identified the victim as Russell Gruber a well known manufacturer. he suffered skull and other injuries. Authorities said the incident occurred as he struck the window, and investigations continue.
A 14 year old girl threw a knife at her brother during a family altercation. The weapon struck the boy and he required medical attention. Juvenile authorities are involved and the girl was taken to Mitchletown Hospital for treatment.
The campus lineup includes Hubert Shaw Chorale on Wednesday night and pianist Artur Hubinetets for a March 4 concert. March 12 features Paul Grego and a drama program with Cedric Hardwike and Agnes Moorehead in a Shaw/Mell pairing.
A fox captured near Blue Ball marks the first of five drives on a Saturday bounty. Proceeds go to the Blue Ball township school's capers. next drive scheduled March 19 at Hidgeville with John son leading the sale. The text also references legal notices from the Middletown City School District about bids for a project, with bid security and contract conditions noted.
Arther F. Hauselman was reelected president and manager of the firm at the annual meeting. A dividend was declared and paid to stockholders, with adjustments noted.
Report highlights the front line action in Korea with emphasis on the ongoing primary mission of enemy forces and the defense efforts of service members. Descriptive phrases reflect wartime briefing style and terse official tone.
A displaced refugee, Grebeer, died near New York seven hours after leaving the ship that carried his family to the United States in 1946. His son states the family endured years in camp before seeking entry, while his father was forced to labor for the Nazis and his mother was killed. The death was attributed to a heart attack.
HMALMILTON Special: A man who shot women he claimed threatened with a knife was booked for shooting with intent to wound by police hero yesterday Janes Rogers 22 claimed he fired in self defense when Mrs Verdie Evans 32 of Vets Vis approached due Three other persons were injured in the tughte of yee types Saturday sight and early Sunday. police said.
Doctors in the city are invited to hear General Otis B. Schreuder, command surgeon of the Air Material Command, at 2 p.m. March 6 in the American Legion Kessler Auditorium. Dr. L. C. Neer notes the talk on The Atomic Era as part of the Butler County Safety Conference with 19 speakers planned.
Obituary for Mrs Roscoe Blankenship Mee Reece of Middletown who spent time at Cranb tana and attended F& Creek Baptist Church. Survived by children Marge Char and others. services at Creab Orchara Cemetery with visitation Monday evening. Funeral to be held at First Baptist Church in Crab Orchard.
Unreadable fragments indicate a funeral notice mentioning Rose Martin of Prevkiin and relatives including Mre Julie E Countryman and Arthur Regenee. The text references a McCey-leffier Funeral and a lot at Dayton, with multiple family members named in the snippet.
Funeral services will be said for Hewaty at the McCor-Letfier Funeral Home Tuesday with survivors including two brothers Ed Haggerty of Brockton and Mary Maggerty of Cinetshel plus several nieces and nephews. Friends may call from 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Edward S. Glasgow died at his Whittier home at age 18. Funeral services set for Riggs Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev Learey officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Remains arrive Tuesday night. friends may visit the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm.
Charies A Kohr, 67, died at 6 am Monday at his brother How ard Kohr's Union Road home after a three month illness. He had lived in Franklin all his life.
An obituary fragment notes a mother’s death four years ago and a man who worked many years at a paper company now known as the Stone Container Corporation. Surviving are a brother and several sisters with addresses in Franklin Middletown. Funeral services are planned at Anajesty Funeral Home Thursday at 2 30 pm with burial at Weedhitt Cemetery. Contacts for viewing after 4 pm Wednesday.
Mrs Bertha Coleman of Middletown and Franklin residents Ernest Crist and Charles E Coleman are named in a notice of burial. The death leaves a daughter Mrs Rey Howser of Pa and seven grandchildren. The service is at the Canteey Powers Home with details of visitation and funeral arrangements.
Mrs Juha Augspurger of Trenton area dies following life conflict. She is survived by three sons Francisco Augspurger Edward Kensinger and Rudolph Kensinger two sisters Mrs A Augepurger and Mrs Rudolph Petter and one hundred grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include viewing after 4 pm Monday.
Mrs Ruby Mae Heowerd 31 wife of Robert Heoward of Camden died at the home of Charles Eby West Alexandria Route 1 at 6 45 p m Sunday after a two year illness Surviving are the widower and her parents Mr and Mrs Rey Overholte The R C Nem and Sons Funeral Home will conduct services at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev James H Misheff officiating and burial in Fairmount Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 10 pm
Albert Bennett Mason, a well known Mason farmer, died today. The obituary notes his long farming career and ties to the Mason community, honoring his work and family.
Today and tomorrow mark the final days to submit license applications. Deputy registrar Tom Galeere notes new licenses will be mailed directly to applicants. Office hours run Friday 9 pm to 10 pm and Saturday 9 am to 1 pm.
Fragment mentions a victim of some incident then lists survivors and a burial at a cemetery. Names appear garbled, including a wife and a son, with services scheduled at 2 am in Mason and burial at Haee Mal Cemetery.
A garbled notice references Alfred Gromwald born in San An New York and ties to several places including Miami Albany and Jacksonville. It mentions a chairman of a Chrysler Corp search and a Thomas B Dewey connection, with limited readable context on dates or outcomes.
Firemen reported several minor fires yesterday in homes on North Beech Avenue and Vertty end Tete Avenue. Wires and hot coal from a back yard stove caused the incidents, with one home sustaining about $10 in damage as crews extinguished the blazes. No serious injuries were reported.
A report from Orford notes that a contemporary fraternity initiation differs from the past. Officials describe altered rituals and social expectations while reaffirming safety and conduct standards for new members.
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