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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1952

Page

3

Chapple to Speak at Armco Association Dinner Thursday

Armco Association officers and board set a 4 p.m. meeting at the Manchester Hotel to elect president and vice president and install new directors. Bennett Chapple will address Armco reminiscences after dinner in the Rose Room with Louise Rossman as guest entertainer.

Armco Association Manchester Bennett Chapple Thesident Armco Chapple National Industrial Advertisers’ Association Association of National Advertisers Advertising Federation of America G. D. Tranter L. F. Reinartz Charles Stutenroth Louise Cecil P. Merritt Paul Galeese John Caleasy Stanley Rock J.E Anderson Ellsworth Beck

Next Fox Drive Set At Red Lion

After an unsuccessful fox drive near Monroe last Saturday the Warren County Bears Club will hold another hunt for the fox near Red Lion on January 12. President Ralph Johnson said all participants meet at 9 a.m. Shotguns and dogs are permitted and several drives will be made during the day. Lunch will be served by the Red Lion Methodist Church Girls Class.

Monroe Warren County Bears Club Red Lion Ralph “Ham” Johnson Bears Club Red Lion Methodist Church

Judge Scolds OSU Vandals over Nativity statues theft

Municipal Judge Rodney Ross fined three Ohio State seniors 100 and suspended 60 day terms after they admitted stealing two statues from a Nativity display at Joseph Catholic Cathedral. The bishop valued the statues at 55 while the display caretaker valued them at 300. The youths were Hamilton Alan Cooper 21 Howard R. Matre 22 and Richard E. McNelly 23. The judge warned future vandalism will face sterner penalties and noted leniency shown by officials and police.

Columbus Rodney Ross Ohio State University Joseph Catholic Cathedral Ross Michael J. Ready Lang Construction Co Hamilton Alan Cooper Kenneth Cooper Ohio Howard R. Matre Hamilton Richard E. McNelly Brookville Montgomery County

Meetings and events on Monday and Tuesday schedule

Middletown associations and clubs hold multiple meetings Monday and Tuesday at venues including Colony Restaurant Manchester Hotel and Senior High School. Events include officer elections Civic Symphony American Legion Civitan Rotary Chums and public service clubs with dinners card parties and fire department gatherings.

Middletown Association of Fire and Casualty Underwriters Colony Moose Hall Williams Post Civic Symphony American Legion Legion Home Topsday Civitan Rotary Nova Manchester St. John's P.T.A Sertoma Club Manchester Middletown Personnel Association North Middletown Fire Association North Middletown Sheffield St Club FOE Spebsqsa

Home Family Come First

New Year resolutions urge balanced life at home emphasizing four principles convenience cleanliness comfort and order to improve family happiness. Use efficient appliances cleaner surfaces and short cuts while keeping time for appearance companionship and evenings with husband, friends, and shared hobbies.

Rome

More Bad Weather To Cut Output Of Steel, Says NPA

The National Production Authority warned of potential five to zero percent steel output loss if weather worsens. It urged urgent scrap metal collection as scrap reserves near exhaustion hinder mills in Cleveland Cincinnati Warren Buffalo and possibly eastern Pennsylvania. It cited U S Steel furnace shutdowns as winter weather hampers scrap pickup, estimating a daily loss of 2000 to 2500 tons of ingot steel production.

Washington National Production Authority NAP Cleveland Cincinnati Warren Buffalo N. Y Pennsylvania NPA U. S. Steel Corp

Taft Association Opens New Quarters Meeting

Taft School Association holds its first meeting in the new auditorium Tuesday at 8 pm to plan an open house, a benefit card party on January 17 at the American Legion Home, and a January 20 open house at Verity Parkway. Raymond W. Brown chairs. Miss Celia Long will speak on Trends in Modern Education.

Taft School Taft School Association Raymond W. Brown Association Celia Long American Legion Verity Pkwy

Store Clerks Demand Diplomacy After Holiday Rush

Gordon Martins verse laments store clerks besieged by gift returners and color complaints after Christmas. The speaker argues clerks deserve respite and suggests sales staff act as diplomats, since many customers are difficult or misguided in their requests and tastes.

Divorce Insights From Dr George W Crane Case C-337

Karl K aged 47 a leading divorce expert shares patterns of cases from suspicion to acceptance noting that wives often guess the paramour 75 percent of the time and that many divorces stem from emotional turmoil and misdirected finances He argues for wiser mate selection and happier marriage to save families and taxpayer costs He invites readers to write for psychology charts and advice

Karl K America Dr. Crane Frank Crane

Carlsen's Friends Pray For Him At Sea Rescue

WOODBRIDGE N J A special prayer was given at St Stephen's Danish Lutheran Church in Perth Amboy for Captain Kurt Carlsen as his hurricane wrecked freighter nears an English port. The Rev K Kirkgaarde Jensen urged strength wisdom and luck to bring him safely home to his loved ones.

Woodbridge N. J.W Kurt Carlsen St. Stephen's Perth Amboy Carlsen K. Kirkgaarde Jensen

Price Ceiling To Roll Back Spud Prices

Washington reports OPS imposes price ceilings to curb white potato costs by 5 to 10 percent effective January 19. Director Michael V. DiSalle defends it as saving consumers millions, while Congress warns of marketing disruption and farmer hardship. Other vegetables like lettuce and carrots under watch. The cut applies at shipper and wholesale levels with later retailer markup limits.

Washington Michael V. DiSalle Office of Price Stabilization OPS Congress House

Social Security Extension Plans Are Made Public

Washington(AP) A Senate House group revealed plans to widen Social Security to cover 11 million more people and boost benefits. The current program covers 45 million with retirements from 20 to 80 dollars monthly. Proposals include higher payments, disability and maternity benefits, temporary disability coverage, and extended coverage for armed forces farm owners and workers.

Washington A_ Senate House group Lehman Congress Senate House

Judge Quits Then Vanishes in Tennessee

Circuit Court Judge Lyle Cherry resigned last Thursday and vanished, leaving his wife unaware of any reason. He had visited his brother in Memphis Friday and has not been heard from since. W. E. Cherry in Memphis only confirmed the visit and said the judge mentioned a sinuses problem.

Trenton Tenn Lyle Cherry Memphis Cherry W. E. Cherry Out West

Killing Of 2 Blamed On Boy

In Martinsville Indiana a farmhouse fire and a fatal shooting are blamed on Ronald Wayne Montgomery a 14 year old seventh grade pupil who admitted shooting Herman Taylor 66 after being caught stealing a purse containing ten dollars he had robbed previously Montgomery denied setting the house fire but said some shots may have hit Mrs Elvie Bradley 82 found dead in the ruins Taylor's house was burned and Taylor and Mrs Bradley were killed

Martinsville Ind Marvin Skaggs Ronald Wayne Montgomery Herman Taylor Taylor Elvie Bradley Montgomery

Lady Robbed of $2000 in Western Union Imposture

Mrs. Mary Martin, 48, opened her Cleveland door to a fake Western Union messenger who bound her and escaped with $2000. He was helped by two other men who lurked in the shadows as the crime unfolded.

Cleveland Western Union Mary Martin

Boy Held Without Charge Over Kerosene Lamp Incident

A boy remains in custody after a household kerosene lamp incident, with no charges filed at this time. Authorities cited ongoing investigations and potential safety concerns in a terse public update.

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