Middletown to complete new Baunitz Field stadium by Aug 15
Middletown will finish a new nine acre football stadium on South Main Street by August 15 with seating for more than 10 000 spectators. The project includes steel stands on both sides, a commemorative entrance by Nell Barnitz, a large press box, and a scoreboard funded by local unions. Parking and related infrastructure are being prepared for the 1950 season opener against Dayton Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bartitz
Wade E. Miller
South Main St
Board of Education
Pittsburgh-Des Moines
Dayton
Troy
Fostoria
Miami University
Miller
E. J Merchon
Carl Martin
E. K
Nell) Barnitz
William O. Barnitz
Miss Barnitz
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Lion's Club
Orville Carson
McKinley
Middies
Dayton Fairview
Mayfield Street Petitions Circulated by Association
Mayfield Business Men's Association is circulating petitions to open three streets in Mayfield. Signatures from at least 51 percent of property owners are required before presenting to the county. Petitions cover work between Carolina and Brentwood, Brentwood and Winton, and Sheffield and Lamberton Streets. Martin Coyle of the Butler County Republican committee spoke at the meeting. Wilbur Flory joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Mayfield Business Men's Association
Carolina
Brentwood
Winton
Sheffield
Lamberton
Duff
Martin Coyle
Butler County Republican Committee
Wilbur Flory
Fire at Armco East Works Cold Strip Mill
Firefighters were called to Armco East Works at 8:57 a m for a blaze in the Cold Strip Mill sparked by a welder's torch igniting an oxygen bottle. The fire had been extinguished before the department arrived with no damage reported.
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Armco East Works
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Showings
Friday and Saturday showings list Bagdad with Maureen O Hara and Vincent Price at 2 28 3 37 5 42 7 47 9 52 p m Kazan with Stephen Dunne Lois Maxwell at 2 15 4 55 7 40 10 20 p m Gun Runner with Jimmy Wakely Cannonball Taylor at 1 15 3 55 6 35 9 30 p m
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Paramount
Maureen O'Hara
Vincent Price
Kazan
Stephen Dunne
Lois Maxwell
Jimmy Wakely
Cannonball Taylor
Reuthe Named County Polio Chief Re-elected Chair
Charles J. Reuthe of Lemon Township was reelected chairman of the Butler County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for the ninth year. Ernest Nelson was reelected vice chairman, Miss Clara Rosson secretary, and Mrs. Louis Frechtling treasurer. Five Middletown residents joined the executive board, funds from the emergency drive totaled 16997.99 with Hamilton contributing over 9000 and Middletown 5289.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Reuthe
Lemon Township
Butler County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ernest Nelson
Clara Rosson
Louis Frechtling
Martin Thomas
John Fitzgerald
Jack Frisbie
Herman Rekers
Paul Cretors
Middletown
Walter Rowman
Edward Robinson
Mark Gillispie
Anna Doyle
Elizabeth Tyler
Reuthe
Oxford
Vital Statistics for Local Residents Released
Mrs. Sarah Harbach, 82, of Red Lion. O Edward L. Drayer, 82, of 229 Vanderveer Street. Wesley Mcintosh, 65, of Franklin, Ohio.
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Sarah Harbach
Red Lion
Newborns Reported in Franklin and City
A series of birth notices lists Mr. and Mrs. Webster Newton of 808 Tenth Ave with a girl born yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Centers of Franklin welcome a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraunfelter of 2005 Central Ave greet a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Perry of Franklin report a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woolum of 3117 Seneca St. welcome a boy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Newton
Tenth Ave
Ray Centers
Franklin
C. W. Fraunfelter
Central Ave
Ira Perry
Clarence Woolum
Seneca St
Marriage and engagement notices mix of Hamilton area names
A list of young adults from Hamilton and surrounding areas notes marriages or engagements. Individuals include James R. Marsh 22, Mary M. Sweet 20. William C. Peters 22 and Gladys Harding 16. Edward G. Volpe 25 and Juanita Haddix 23. Ray Simpson 28 and Betty June Mitchell 22. Edward W. Freeland 37 and Marian Keller 37. Joseph Earl Schriever 29 and Edythe Mae Daniel 24. Norman W. Metzger 30 and Anna Marie Wankmiller 34.
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James R. Marsh
Geneva
Mary M. Sweet
Hamilton
Wiliam C. Peters
Metamora
Ind
Gladys Harding
Edward G. Volpe
Erie
Juanita Haddix
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Ray Simpson
Betty June Mitchell
Edward W. Freeland
Cincinnati
Marian Keller
Ross Township
Joseph Earl Schriever
Farmer
Oxford
Edythe Mae Daniel
Norman W. Metzger
Anna Marie Wankmiller
Hospital Patients and Family Members Listed by City
In Franklin Mrs. Bonnie McKinney and Joyce Ann Abney are noted as medical. E. L. Fox in Cleveland St. is listed for surgical. Danny Dyehouse, son of Mr and Mrs John Dyehouse of Oxford State Rd, is medical. Mrs. William Patterson of Seneca St. is surgical. Alma Brewer of South Ave and William McIntosh of Sherman Ave are medical. Mrs John Amos of Seven teenth Ave and Leonard R. Egelston of Dayton are surgical. Virgil Adkins of Carolina St. and Sherry Kay Carpenter of Jefferson St are surgical. Gwendolyn Hill of Ty tus Ave is surgical. Mrs Ellis Densmore of Germantown Route 2 is surgical. Danella Morrison of West Middletown Route 1 is listed.
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Bonnie McKinney
Franklin
E. L. Fox
Cleveland St
Danny Dyehouse
John Dyehouse
Oxford State Rd
William Patterson
Seneca St
Alma Brewer
South Ave
William McIntosh
Sherman Ave
John Amos
Seventeenth Ave
Leonard R. Egelston
Dayton
Joyce Ann Abney
Maxine Boone
Virgil Adkins
Carolina St
Sherry Kay Carpenter
Jerry Carpenter
Jefferson St
Gwendolyn Hill
Donald Hill
Tytus Ave
Ellis Densmore
Germantown
Danella Morrison
Dorsey Morrison
West Middletown
Local names listed in dismissed case notes
Dismissed references include James Ray Tallon from Manchester Avenue and Linda Leis from Mohawk Street with parental details, along with Stephanie Dearth and Donna Staon from Moore Street and Moore addresses. The fragmentary text lists multiple youths and parents without proceeding actions or outcomes.
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James Ray Tallon
Robert Tallon, Jr
Manchester Ave
Linda Leis
George Leis
Mohawk St
Stephanie Dearth
Donald Dearth
Moore St
Donna Sta.on
City May Lose One Train In Cutback Order
Middletown may lose the service of another passenger train at midnight Sunday due to a government order to slash passenger service on coal burning lines with less than 25 days of coal. Train 448 noon eastbound may be discontinued, and 447 southbound at 6 15 p.m. may also go, though 447 carries mail only. Other trains on the New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania systems listed for suspension include multiple Cincinnati to St Louis and Chicago routes, plus lines between Buffalo, Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Columbus, all effective at midnight Sunday.
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Middletown
Frank Zink
New York Central Railroad
Becuse
Baltimore and Ohio
West Middletown
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Charleston
W. Va
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Bank official to be installed at Franklin lodge
Earl Barnhart assistant cashier at the First National Bank will be installed in the master rank tonight during installation ceremonies at the Masonic Lodge in Franklin. Dinner at 6 30 p m will precede the ceremony.
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Earl Barnhart
First National Bank
Masonic Lodge
Franklin
Rains push Great Miami River to 13.5 feet and floods
A week of rainfall raises the Great Miami River level to 13.5 feet at 10 am and to 4.28 inches in six days. Roads across Butler and Warren counties close as waters rise. several schools suspend classes. Officials warn of more rain and potential further closures.
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Miami
Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservancy
Hamilton
Franklin
Union Rd
Franklin- Lebanon Rd
Franklin- Paasttown Rd
Trenton Rd
Engle's Corner
Lebanon
Red Lion
Springboro
Cpl
Dan Mahoney
Oakland Station
Train wreck near Martinsville injures truck driver and damages autos
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio train struck a truck at Martinsville near Wilmington. Milk cans and wreckage were strewn for 390 feet. Lawrence Cochran, 46, of fear Mt. Crab, the truck driver, escaped moments before impact. Three cars at a nearby feed store were damaged by flying milk cans.
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Wilmington, C
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsville
Lawrence Cochran
Fear Mt. Crab
Venison Dinner Honored Moose Club Members
A Moose Club dinner last evening featured venison prepared by Mrs. John Bullock with a deer donated by George Turpin. New members were formally inducted into the organization amid the regular session. The text also notes the sandfly transmits dumclia fever.
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Baunitz Field
Mayfield Street
C. J. Reuthe
John Underwood, Jr
Helen Campbell
Monroe
Homer Hammons
Curtis St
John Snider
Joe Evans
South Main
Carr Hendrickson
Bethesda Hospital
Medical
Dean Pottenger
Tweedies
Ors
Masquera
Vitality Tweedies
Gator, Lizard
Doellmann’s
Hamiton
Rialto
West Chester
Reily
Pater Lake
Bobmeyer
Gilmore
Jesse Pochard
Woodsdale
Warren County
Waynesville
Harveysburg
South Lebanon
Morrow
Stubbtown
Todd's Fork
Corwin
Verity Pkwy
1St Ave
Filson
Coats
House
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