Heck elected president of Lemon Township Board of Education
Joseph E. Heck, a holdover member, was elected president of the Lemon Township Board of Education at the 1950 reorganizational meeting. Everett L. Switzer was named vice president. New members Charles J. Reuthe and Wilbur Flory and reelected Robert Matson took office. Mrs. Hazel Hannah was appointed board clerk. Next meeting set for January 11 at 7 30 p m in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Heck
Lemon Township
Barker
Ralph Helsinger
Helsinger
Board of Education
Monroe
Dallas police eye western gambler in Noble case
Police may question a western state man tied to a policy game operation after a Saturday ambush wounded Herbert Noble 40. Noble’s wife was killed by a bomb planted in his car on November 29. Noble says the attacks are orchestrated by a distant game operator. district attorney hints at possible out of state indictments. Noble vows to stay in Dallas despite the danger. He was shot after stepping from his house. the injury is serious but he is expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Herbert Noble
Noble
Will Wilson
Lemon Lighting Hearing Tonight in Lem on Township
A public hearing on street lighting petitions in Mayfield and Dixie Heights will precede the Lem on Township Trustees first 1950 meeting at Aman da tonight. Trustee William C. Miller said the hearing will allow objections or proposals before bidding for installation. Petitions circulate in Omeda and Rolling Mill Park. The cost will be added to the tax duplicate of benefiting properties. The lighting system will be installed, maintained, and serviced by the winning bidder. The trustees will also discuss the new fire equipment approved by voters in November 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Dixie Heights
Lemon Township
Amanda
William C. Miller
Omeda
Rolling Mill Park
Miller
Tuesday Radio Schedule Highlights Local Talk and Music
A detailed Tuesday broadcast slate lists news, talk shows, and music programs from Welcome Traveler at 10 00 to Everything Stops at 9 10. It features The Jon Arthur Show Betty Crocker Modern Romance and multiple shows including Helen Trent Arthur Godfrey Fulton Lewis Jr and Campbells musical segments, with various hostess, requests, and neighborhood hour slots.
Television Schedule Fragment From Early Broadcasting Era
A dense, OCR style listing shows multiple channels and time slots with names like Ernie Lee Ruth Lyons Kukla Fran and Ollie and Howdy Doody. It reads as a historical TV programming grid with program titles anchors and assorted times across channels WLW WLW-D WLW-TV WARCOTV and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Lee
Burt Farber
Ruth Lyons
Bill Nimmo
Bill Thall
Kenny Roberts
Judy Splinters
Howdy Doody
Cactus Jim
Joan
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Star Theater
Howe News
WLW
Virginia Patterson
Channel 5
Sia Teeran
Ieloay
Riley
Bill Dawes
Paul Dixon
Coco the Clown
the O'Neills
Wkrkrc
Sonny Kendis
Herb Shrine
Cheyenne
Bill Thal
Corky Robbins
Fran and
Roberta Quinlan
Pauper
Teen Canteen
Lees Or
Penthouse
Wwcpo
Warcotv
Ted Steele
CBS
Dayton Livestock Market Report From Cincinnati
U S Department of Agriculture reported hogs at 16.50 for 160-225 lb and 15.50 for 250-275 lb, sow prices 11.00-12.50, feeders at 16.00, cattle and calves moderately active with steady to higher spots, good 900 lb steers at 26.50, baby beeves 20.00-25.00, bulls mostly 19.00-20.00, various weights and grades noted across hogs, cattle, and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
Vital Statistics notice of multiple residents health data
Vital statistics items list names ages and places for Ms. Minnie Beatty 83 Somerville Ohio J Seibert 72 Trenton Steve Little 52 German Town Route 1 William Adkins Monroe Mrs Katherine Kirby 64 Franklin Ohio Leonard Puckett 48 1904 Fleming Ad Miss Lena Schueller 80 721 Tenth Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Beatty
Somerville
J. Seibert
Trenton
Steve Little
Germantown
William Adkins
Monroe
Katherine Kirby
Franklin
O. Leonard Puckett
Fleming
Lena Schueller
Tenth Ave
Thomas Downs
Park St
Ralph Kindred
Franklin St
Floyd Lamb
Harry van Arsdale
Seventh Ave
Adolph Henderson
Young St
Frank Davis
Carl Boyce
Lawn Ave
Thomas Haney
Monroe St
Robert Eshbaugh
Miamisburg
Charles Lawson
Columbia Ave
Local births listed for families in multiple cities
Incoming babies at several addresses include boys and girls born on varying days. Note entries show parents, addresses or towns, hospital or location, and birth day, with occasional out of town mentions and a grandparent reference.
Marriage Licenses Clellon Collins and Betty Ratliff
Clellon Collins age 29 bartender of Franklin and Betty Lee Ratliff age 22 of 1510 Philadelphia Ave Middletown obtain marriage licenses in the latest local record. Both residents are listed with full names and ages as part of the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clellon Collins
Franklin
Betty Lee Ratliff
Philadelphia Ave
Middletown
Hospital notices list medical and surgical patient statuses
A compiled list names numerous individuals with addresses and family connections, indicating patients under medical or surgical care and several dismissals. Entries include Homer Hammons Curtis Street medical, Rosetta Combs Jewell Street, James Dalton Elm Street, Myron Morlatt Auburn Street, Helen Campbell Monroe, and many others amid a mix of medical and surgical statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hammons
Curtis St
John South
Jewell St
James Dalton
Elm St
Rosetta Combs
Young St
William Davis
Franklin
James G. Williams
Seneca St
Carl Staples
Frank Staples
Jacoby St
Myron Morlatt
Auburn St
Harry A. Hunt
Calumet Ave
Albert Shepard
Sheffield St
Minnie Wills
Excello
Arthur Myers
Columbia Ave
Omer Wysong
Woodlawn Ave
Omar Leslie
Middletown
Helen Campbell
Monroe
Elton Mosbacker
Williamsburg
Eliza Armitage
Baltimore St
Earl Cumston
Lustron loan under attack and stalled plans
Washington reports Rep Cole accuses the government of wasting 37.5 million in Lustron loans to the Columbus Ohio prefab housing firm. He claims 22 million is past due and calls for a congressional probe while the RFC halts further Lustron lending. Strandlund heads to Washington seeking funds and a restructuring plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Lustron Corporation
Cole
Rkans
Columbus
Truman
Lustron
John R. Steelman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Steelman
Carl G. Strandlund
Lustrons
RFC
Strandlund
Servicemen Address in Tokyo Area Return to Training
In Tokyo area posts, Middletown soldiers of the First Cavalry Division resume training after Christmas and New Year rest. Included are Private First Class Frank Smith of 82nd Field Artillery, Private First Class James Clem, Private First Class August E. Frisch on furlough, Private Elwyn H. Rothwell, and Private William H. Burchett with units in Camp Whittington, Camp McGill, Camp King and the 5th Cavalry in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Middletown
First Calvary Division
Frank Smith
John Smith
Oneka St
82Nd Field Artillery Battalion
Camp Whittington
James Clem
Anna Clem
Fleming
7Th Cavalry Regiment
William H. Burchett
Charles Burchett
Rushtown
8Th Cavalry Regiment
Camp King
Omiya
Middletown High Plans Seventeenth Summer Tryouts
Junior class play Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly will hold tryouts this week at Middletown High School. Miss Dorothy Johnson, the director, will supervise auditions and announce the cast Friday afternoon for a February 21 presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Daly
Middletown High School
Dorothy Johnson
Miss Johnson
Lebanon man fined for leaving scene of accident
Albert Richards, 26, of Waynesville Route 2, was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. He was arraigned before Clarence Banker following his arrest in connection with damage to a parked car owned by Raymond Show Jr. of Centerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Albert Richards
Waynesville
Community meetings and clubs schedule for Middletown area
City and local organization meetings set for the week include the Sportsmen's Club trustees at 8 pm, Fraternal Order of Eagles at 8 pm, Cancer Clinic at Middletown Hospital 7 pm, North Middletown Fire Association 7 pm, Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America 7 30 pm, Middle town Cooperative Club 6 39 pm, Spanish American War Veterans 8 pm Legion Home, Camera Club 7 30 pm Civic Association, Lemon Township trustees 7 30 pm Excello, Blythe Williams Post American Legion 8 pm Legion Hall, Chauffeurs Teamsters Local 836 7 30 pm Trades and Labor Council Hall, Order of Ahepa 8 pm YMCA, Middletown Seabee Island 7 30 pm American Legion, Quarterback Club noon at Manchester Hotel, Butler County Society for Crippled Children 7 30 pm Hamilton YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers
Trades and Labor Council
Stock Market Opens Year With Modest Gains Across Leaders
New York AP reports a steady New Year start with mixed results and small fraction changes. Leaders showing higher prices include Allied Chemical Santa Fe Goodrich Superior Oil of California up 3 at 200 Chesapeake and Ohio Anaconda Copper Consolidated Edison Texas Co American Smelting Standard Oil NJ Westinghouse Electric. Laggards feature Bethlehem Steel Union Carbide Kennecott Copper Southern Pacific U S Rubber General Motors N Y Central and American Cyanamid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
American Can
Stan Saneee
Armco A Corp
Armco Wewee
Tel & Tel
Baltimore & Ohio
Seeweaee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Resins Airplane
Budd
Mig
Seaadien
Pacific
Chrysler Hi
Columbia Gas and Electric
Commonwealth Edisons
Cons Faison
Container Corp
Continental
Lite
Crucible Steel Weber En
Douglas Aircraft
Tite DuPont & Co
Gli
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
General Electric Air
General Motors
Great Northern
Greyhound
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Werner Weer
Onhlo
Settee
Ees Packard
Pan Amer
Aarvenys
Ray Pullman Steee
Republic
Serve’ Teseeneeee
Sinclair Ou Veer
Thern Pestis
Rae Sheen
NEW York
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Superior Oil of California
Chesapeake and Ohio
Anaconda Copper
Consolidated Edison, Texas Co
American Smelting
Standard Oil (Nj
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
Kennecott Copper
Southern Pacific
U.S. Rubber
N. Y. Central
American Cyanamid
Market notes on livestock produce prices and bids
Cincinnati area market report shows dealers active with gains in common and medium grades, lambs scarce, sheep receipts meager. Poultry prices list heavy broilers 23-24 cents, heavy fryers 24, hens 21-22, roosters 23-24, old roosters 15-16, butter prices around 65-66, potatoes 1.25-4.75 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ty Ib
Dayton
White Country Run
Reinwald Named Ex Officio Mayor of Springfield
AP reports Lewis E. Reinwald was elected by city commissioners as president of the fire department commission and becomes ex officio mayor of Springfield. He is one of four new city commissioners joining the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lewis E. Reinwald
Reinwald
William Beckett Hamilton Elected Mayor in Butler County
William Beckett Hamilton was elected to a two year term as Hamilton’s mayor under the city manager system. Beckett, executive vice president of Beckett Paper Company, succeeds Edward Beckett unopposed. The city school board chose Charles Hays as president, succeeding Calvin Skillman. Gordon Augspurger was reelected president of the Butler County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Beckett
Beckett
Beckett Paper Company
Edward Beckett
Charles Hays
Calvin Skillman
Gordon Augspurger
Butler County Board of Commissioners
Foreign aid bill totals nearly thirty billion
Washington AP reports U S aid to foreign countries since the war now totals about 30 690 900 000. A Commerce Department report shows from mid 1945 through last September the amount was 28 187 000 009. Last three months of 1945 expected to bring the total to about 30 000 000 000. The total equates to roughly 200 per person in the United States. Reductions in outflow are expected as war torn nations rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Nine Chiqans Die In Separate Ohio Crashes And Crimes
A roundup of fatal incidents and a shooting across Ohio reports David McCarty 24 of Zanesville died after his car hit a pole near Columbus. Others killed include William Williamson 50 near Akron, Warren Mullens 34 of Cleveland, Mrs. Cor Steward 36 of Cleveland, Paul Morris 55 of Lorain, Eston Grooms 35 of West Union, Carl Smith 31 of Webster, Andrew Fields Sr multiple victims, Andrew Fields Jr questioned, and Grover Cleveland White 61 killed in Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
David McCarty
Zaneseville
Columbus
William Williamson
Akron
Warren Mullens
Cleveland
Cor. Steward
Paul S. Morris
Lorain
Eston Grooms
West Union
Adams County
Carl Smith
Webster
Darke County
Oberlin
Andrew Allen Fields
Dayton
Andrew, Jr
Corone
Grover Cleveland White
Clyde
Butler County Regional Safety Conference Meeting
A committee meeting will be held at noon Wednesday at the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce office, announced by co chair George Bryan. The conference is set for Hamilton on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Couns Ty Regional Safety Conference Committee
Hamilton
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Lemon Board of Education
Heck
WSAL
Lorenzo Jones
Jon Arthur
Breakfast Club
Breakfast
Betty Crocker
Lenny
Galen Drake
Paul Hodges
Arthur Godfrey
Helen Trent
Wendy Warren
Radio Radio — Television — Public Hd
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Marvin Miller
Western College
Seine
Wrfb
London
Campbell
Sym
News
Kaffee Klatsch
Myrt & Marge
WMOH
Santa
Ivie
Provice West Rythm Boys
Miami University News
Wekerc
Helfer
Swanee River
Cavalcade of Music
Fenny Bryce
Jean Shepherd
Sky King Firefiller
Oerretson Challenge of Yukon
Amer
Monitor News
Dick Fisher
Beulah Club
Mystery Theater
Mr. & Mrs North Lite Wits
Luigi
Pursuit
Geo
W. Crane
H Te K
Matines
Son
Jack Be
Tee K
Ma Perkins
Guiding Light
Pepper Young
WEAI
Werc—Sse K
Mrs Burton
Nora Drake
David Harum
Geo. W. Grane
Valley Round-ups
Wprm
Elek
Dayton Livestock
Kenneth Whitman
Earl Hawkins
Fairfield Ave
Charles Arnold
Erie Ave
Homer Hounshell
James Wells
Miami Valley Hospital
Arnold Green
University Hospital
M. Ss Mills
Tytus Ave
Job Sherzer
Jean Bolden
George Fowles
Yankee
A E. Paul
Clark Chesnut
Mollie Howland
Walter Back
West Middletown
E Vernon Strickland
Morgan Neal
Carolina St
Paul Chamberlain
Baltimore
Roger Roberts
North Main
John Bryant
Manchester Ave
Ernest Bogert
Central Ave
Grover Back
Gratis
Anna Louise Botos
Frank Botos
Carol Taylor
Roland Taylor
Linda Sue Hensley
Sarah Hensley
Roland James Noble
Gordon Noble
South Lebanon
John Hackman
Harry Fauver
Roger Buchanan
Fernwood St
Rimeys
Angel
Texas
Dubie
Sportsmen's Club
Order of Eagles
Middletown Hospital
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Fire House
Unity Council
Daughters of America
Neiva Center
Middletown Co - Operative Club
Manchester
Legion Home
Camera Club
Civic Association
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Blythe - Williams Post of
American Legion
Legion Hall
Order of Ahepa
YMCA
Seabee Island
The
Quarterback Club
Manchester Hotel
Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Hamilton Ywca
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Produce
William Beckett Hamilton
Oldsmobile
Heber Jones
N. Verity Pkwy
United Experts
United Parts
Strote
Tytus
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