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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1952

Page

9

Butler REA Sets Annual Meeting January 19 at Hamilton High

Butler County REA will hold its annual meeting January 19 at Hamilton High School Auditorium starting 1 p.m. with a brief business session and reports by Everett Hoy and board president Martin C. Petri. Eighteen nominees seek nine board seats across nine districts, with Lloyd Kiracofe chairing the nominating committee and other members listed.

Hamilton Everett Hoy Butler County Rural Electric Co- Operative Hamilton High School Butler County Rea Hoy Martin C. Petri Board of Trustees

Springboro Social News Highlights Local Visits and Celebrations

Local society notes list visits among Springboro area residents from H E Shetterly to the Bohaceks near Dayton and numerous dinners and gatherings across Middletown Franklin and Germantown. Military and wedding events, New Year activities, and multiple family celebrations weave through friends and relatives across the region.

Germantown Notes Share Holiday Visits and Health Updates

Edward Durst and Mrs Durst arrived from Key West for a family visit. Dr and Mrs P A Kemper returned from a Florida trip. Mrs Carl Zink and daughter visited relatives. Anslinger home welcomed Brewer Baker Emley Small and Jacksons from Miami City. Robert D Martz Sr remains in Middletown Hospital for observation. Torrences, Fox, TEFM Club hosts and Barbie Jean Shockley ill in Cincinnati.

Germantown Ir Edward Durst Durst Key West Fla P. A. Kemper Florida Carl Zink Albert Rettich Dan A. Anslinger Jack Brewer J. Robert Baker George Emley Janet Small Victory Leonard Jackson Miamisburg Robert D. Martz Middletown Hospital John F. Torrence Springfield James Fox Tefm Club Barbie Jean Shockley Children’s Hospital Cincinnati

Meeting Postponed by Amanda Methodist Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Amanda Methodist Church has postponed today’s meeting to Wednesday January 9. Limestone is used in blast furnaces to remove impurities from trap ore and in steel-making for pig iron.

Amanda Woman's Society of Christian Service Amanda Methodist Church

Warren County Court New Suits and Real Estate Transfers

A mixed docket lists divorces for Eileen and Francis Ryan Evelyn and Edward Gill Mildred and Orville Metcalf Betty Walden and Robert Walden and Eva Gray Williams versus Vernie Williams. Also notices on pleading deadlines and numerous real estate transfers including parcels in Union Deerfield Hamilton Turtlecreek Franklin Springboro and Carlisle. Probate items include estates of Hattie Anderson Mildred Mehl Edith Frazier Chris Wasson Gus Streck Alice Clark and others with executors administrators and appraisers appointed.

Common Pleas Court Eva Gray Williams Vernie Williams Dora B. Hollon Rebecca Reeder Mildred Metcalf Orville Metcalf Betty Walden Robert Walden Allied Building Credits, Incorporated Delaware Corporation Ralph and Viola Taylor Walter Biggs Claude Begley Roy Wyatt Hubert Faye Duff Wilson Lacy Gabbard Union Clifford Yost Kenneth William Yost Deerfield Henry Duff Marvin Mary White Hamilton Ellis Thompson Edward J Hattie B. Snyder Turtlecreek J. T Harriet Leonard Ernest Mamie Garrison Franklin McKinley Mary Eversole Springboro Louis Nannie Richardson Hattie B. Anderson Mildred K. Mehl Fred E. Jones Tate Edith Frances Frazier James Elmer Frazier Ross Hartsock Carleton E. Sherwood Alvin H. Earnhart Chris Wasson Thomas Brannock Ae L. Roberts J. W. Godderd William Ution Sophia A. Winstel May Wright David N. Mills Bernice L. Mills Dorsie Arnold O. H. Chenoweth John Wilson Maggie Lakes Hunter Ruth C. Warman Lloyd E. Ritz George P. Gates James Rossman L. H. Ritz

Young Woman Apprenticeship Sparks Dispute at Sea Venture

In a charged exchange, Mr Muncie resists an apprenticeship for a young woman while Victor defends her as a skilled worker. He recalls his own youth training under Mr Trumbull, asserting trust in her abilities. A British merchant vessel advances with gas turbine propulsion, signaling a naval power development.

Mr. Muncie

Preble County Livestock Meet Set in Eaton

A large group of Preble County farmers is expected at the annual Livestock Marketing meeting of the Preble County Livestock Committee on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Court House auditorium Eaton. 4 H Club member Dean Miller will demo control of cattle grubs after winning state and placing nationally. Gilbert Stevens of Cincinnati Livestock Producers will discuss marketing graded dogs. A panel will follow on livestock marketing issues with reports from various committees. All livestock marketers are welcome.

EATON Preble County Court House Dean Miller Lanier Township Miller Gilbert Stevens Cincinnati Livestock Producers Bowen

Vital Statistics Babies Born to Several Families

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ferguson at 2007 Crescent Bivd. welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry English of Dixie Heights had a boy Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gifford of 34 Crawford St. had a boy Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gilbert of 1319 Woodlawn Ave. had a girl Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker of Excello had a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kroger of 614 Waite St. had a girl today.

Willard Ferguson Crescent Bivd Henry English Dixie Heights Richard Gifford Crawford St Theodore Gilbert Woodlawn Ave Pearl Parker Excello Wilbur Kroger Waite St

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Local Couples

The notice lists multiple couples granted marriage licenses including Robert Eugene Boyd 20 of 1109 Baltimore St and Ruth Margaret Combie 19 of 2408 Sherman Ave. Robert J. Lock 21 of West Chester and Betty Jane Groza 21. Elmer Thomas Warren Jr. 19 and Anola Faye Hibbard 16 of Hamilton. Leroy Raymond Johnson 55 of Oxford Route 2 and Eleanora Margaret Listerman 48 of Hamilton. Herbert W. Server 39 and Nancy Jean Taylor 37 of Hamilton. Harold L. Kincer 23 and Verna J. Pottenger 22 of Hamilton. Melvin LeRoy Bittinger 20 and Marjory Ann Limrick 19 of Hamilton. Ronald Ray Hering 20 and Mildred Delores Dozier 19 of Louis E. Penniston 23 Dayton and Jean C. Hage 23 of Hamilton. Encel J. Chaffin 24 finisher 211 Infirmary Rd Dayton and B. Gwendolyn Hall 17 of 311 Baltimore St Middletown.

Robert Eugene Boyd Baltimore St Ruth Margaret Combie Studist Sherman Ave Robert J. Lock Betty Jane Groza Cashier West Chester Elmer Thomas Warren Jr Anola Faye Hibbard Hamilton Leroy Raymond Johnson Oxford Eleanora Margaret Listerman Herbert W. Server Nancy Jean Taylor

Hospital Admissions and Surgeries List

A long list of names and addresses notes patients admitted to or operated on, including Mrs. Frank Whitman Oxford Street and James Tabor Morgan Street among others. The entries cover medical admissions and surgeries with multiple family relations and street locations throughout Middletown and surrounding areas.

Cleveland Sees $250 Million Industrial Expansion

The Chamber of Commerce reports industry spent about 250 million dollars to expand and modernize manufacturing facilities in greater Cleveland during the era.

Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Greater

Community Christmas Gatherings In Somerville Area

The Somerville WSCS will meet midweek in the church annex with Mrs W A Roberts and Mrs Charles Withrow as hostesses. Numerous local families and friends shared Christmas Day and Eve at homes across Somerville, Eaton, Hamilton, Middletown, Gratis, Seven Mile, Trenton, Dayton, Collinsville, Germantown, and Johnsville, including the Withrows, Mee, Rumpler, Cox, Withrow siblings, the Pauls, and James Morrow families among many others. Navy Seaman Earl Buell returned home to celebrate with family in Somerville.

Springboro H. E. Shetterly Ralph Bohacek Dayton Norman Frankenstein Ed Loucke Norwood J. C. Fitzpatrick Charles Larason Charlotte Flintspach E. A. McKinsey William Stoll Clayton Barbara Betty Weimer New Lebanon W. J. Fox John Dishun Middletown Carl Fry Franklin Methodist Church School Clyde Chariton Korea Set Lee Ferguson Hunters Afb Savannah Wetdall Ferguson Jesse Brandenburg Nevin Gross Paul Lackens Arthur Gross Chautauqua Road Layton Rook Earl Mullen Herbert Mullen Vaughn Mullen Martha Lyons Robert Igo Lee Lovely Mary Leighty Robert Lackens F. E. Warren Air Base Cheyenne Wyoming E. B. Lackens Freida Lackens Mary Barger Etta Hawthorne Carl Wells Germantown Marion Masters Louis Boomershine Robert Burroughs George Burroughs Vaughn Burroughs Robert Meyers Glenn Borden Waynesville Chester Pugh Marcia Meyers Cincinnati John Welsh Harveysburg Earl Fry Robert Prickett Russell Lawson Reason Davis George Davis Earl Marker Eaton Hayes Leach Willard Meeks Robert Wade Allan Fry Acketer Owen Tee Leo Kurtz C. M. Alspaugh Troy Frank A. Cawley Chalmer Brandenburg al Shank West Carrollton Hayes H. E. Shetterly and Sons Howard Lotz S. A. Macy Oakwood Carl Thiele Fred Hall Matilda Lidington Rollin Lidington Richard Pursley Raymond Deardoff Lebanon Hubert Pursley Reese Davis Robert South J. D. Oakley Roger Oakley Robert Oakley Elmer Wetz Sallee Magruder Magruder William Abney Willis Alexander Berea Mitchell Parker and Sons Ed Parker Red Lion Joe Walrer Charles Nolan Glenn Bland Ridgeville Leonard Abney Charles Banta Hartley Helen Banta Liberty Amos Robinson Tucson Ariz William Robinson Wilbur Baltz Ralph Carnes Roy Mears Kenneth Reedy Pauline Alice Irma Reedy Gladys McClanahan Lawrance Lucas Curtis Reedy Charles Reedy West Carlisle Sandie Keith W. B. Withrow Joe Mondello Ricky James Mee Leonard Zimmerman Tone Ruby Cruise Gratis Marion Geiler Piqua Ray Walsh Hamilton Charles Mee Susan Ada Cox Kenneth Marion Cox Seven Mile Williard Cox Victor Cox Ninemile Dave Gray Waites W. A. Roberts Laurence Withrow James Withrow Trenton C. Ray Withrow Noel Samuels Jack Samuels Dick Rumpler New Miami Francis Rumpler Charles Rumpler Elmo Withrow Adrian Cooper Dave Kenworthy Marcella Jean Lloyd House Joyce David Dunkelbarger Gene Don Charles Withrow Eva Grimes Agnes Rumpler Bennett Murray Phares Arthur Phares Harry Fischer S. W. Baker Glen Glen Stephen James Stephen Joan Judy Robert Benson Sr Emmy Camden Paul Fisher Roy Stubbs Janet Clarence Stubbs Reva Hartman Wes Hartman Clarence Bradburn Norval Johnson Francis Holt Aberdeen Proving Ground James Paul Sr Lund William Paul Jr Homer Withrow James Paul Jr William Imman James Imman Conrad Jimmy Collinsville Marguerite Sauer Lima Harry Hasemeur Joe Wimmer Nancy Rosemary Sam Inman Ann Jane D. B. Reed Mre Howett William Noe Johnsville Ed Sam George Suman Earl Buell United States Navy Boston Mass Walter Buell

Ex-President Of U.S. Steel Dies At 78

William A. Irvin, an early steel worker who rose to president of United States Steel Corp from 1932 to 1937, died at 78 after a long illness in New York. He directed loans to distressed workers during the 1930s and served in wartime and safety leadership roles. Survived by his widow and five children.

New York William A. Irvin United States Steel Corp Irvin Pennsylvania U.S. Steel Indiana U. S. Steel Board of Trustees Roosevelt National Safety Council Harkness Pavilion Presbyterian Hospital of New York

RhymeTine Reflections on Presidential Life from Gordon Martin

The piece gently mocks parental boasting about a child becoming president. It notes the president’s sacrifice and loneliness, suggesting even a leader may long for simple ordinary life. The poet imagines a president yearning to be just a plain citizen like everyone else.

Holiday visits of military families reported in Excello news

Pvt Robert Walck from Fort Monmouth New Jersey visits his parents over the holidays. Pfc Frank Armstrong with Marines at Camp LeJeune visits family in Middletown. Cpl Melvin Armstrong on 30 day furlough from Camp Carson. Cpl Whitesell stationed with Marines at Quantico visits his parents. Others include Lt David Clark and family returning to Fort Devens and relatives from Washington Court House and Silver Grove. Families host relatives across multiple towns this holiday season.

Excello Robert Walck Fort Monmouth N.J John Walck Frank Armstrong Marines Camp LeJeune N.C Barney Armstrong Marge Ratliff Ruby Armstrong Melvin Armstrong Camp Carson Colo William Whitesell Whitesell Harold Whitesell Cpl Quantico Pfe Paul Morgenson Fort Bliss Tex David Clark Fort Devens Mass Robert Nicholson Rome Johnson Silver Grove Herbert Page Martin Armstrong William Johnson Middletown Ha Osborn Winchester Blair Gard

Put Back System Wins Willard Kirk Corn King Title

Willard C. Kirk of Jeffersonville Ohio won the world Corn King title at the International Livestock Exposition with a put back soil fertility program. He farms 335 acres, averaged 80 to 99 bushels per acre on about 90 acres of corn, and used Indiana 844-D yellow dent seed. Kirk credits soil liming, full crop feeding, manure returns, and a two-year legume rotation for high quality ears and drought resilience. He has exhibited since 1922 and this is Ohio’s first crown in 32 years.

Willard C. Kirk Kirk Jeffersonville Ohio Indiana Purdue University Ohio State Agricultural College Brookston

Rhee May Go To Washington

South Korean President Syngman Rhee said he may travel to Washington to urge President Truman to oppose any armistice that leaves Korea divided. He fears Panmunjom talks will yield a settlement unacceptable to Korea and stated Kaesong’s loss jeopardizes reoccupation and safety.

Chinhae Korea Syngman Rhee Washington Truman Rhee America

Crops Threatened by Heat in South Africa Harvest

In Johannesburg farmers face severe drought as temperatures exceed 100 degrees across many areas. They urge rain within ten days to salvage the main food crop across the Union of South Africa.

Johannesburg South Africa Union of South Africa

81 Casualties Named in Korea Defense List

The Defense Department identified 81 more battle casualties in Korea in a new list. It reports 17 dead 49 wounded six missing in action one prisoner of war and eight injured. It also lists 14 killed who were previously listed as missing.

Washington Defense Department Korea

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