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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1951

Page

5

Local Holiday Arrivals and Travel to Florida and Mass

Charles E. Harmon and his wife returned home to Hollywood Florida with family over the Christmas weekend. Joining them for the New Year weekend were Mr and Mrs Evan Hamilton of Chautauqua. Miss Helen Quail left to resume studies at Fox Hollow School Lennox Massachusetts after spending holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs W B Quail of South Main Street.

Charles E. Harmon Hollywood Fla Evan Hamilton Chautauqua Helen Quail Fox Hollow School Lennox Mass Miss Quail W. B. Quail South Main St

Pfc Joseph Ponder Returns From 12 Day Furlough

Pvt First Class Joseph Ponder of the U S Marines at Camp Lejeune spent a 12 day furlough at home with his wife Mrs Ponder at 208 McKinley Street and with his mother Mrs Susie Chance of Woodlawn Avenue in their local community.

Joseph Ponder W U. S. Marines Camp Lejeune N.C Ponder McKinley St Susie Chance Woodlawn Ave

Field notes claim eee Museum of Art founded in 1870

The record notes the eee Museum of Art in New York City was founded in 1870, highlighting its long history and place in the city’s cultural institutions.

Eee Museum of Art New York City

Assembly Plans Dinner Dance to Celebrate 10th Anniversary

Middletown Assembly will celebrate its tenth anniversary with a dinner dance at the Manchester Hotel on Saturday. Plans were finalized at a meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. Alvin Bell on Erie Avenue. The committee includes Mrs. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward, Mr. and Mrs. William Haveman, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bindley.

Middletown Alvin Bell Erie Ave Bell Jack Cox Harry Ward William Haveman E. H. Bindley

FBI Adds Check Artist to Ten Most Wanted List

The FBI added Courtney Townsend Taylor of East Hartford Conn to its ten most wanted list. He has cashed about 88000 in worthless checks over seven years, with 35000 in eight months after a 1950 release. He uses aliases and posed as a traveling salesman for big brands. He operated in the Newport R I area and replaces a captured Oklahoma City robber on the list.

Washington The FBI Today Courtney Townsend Taylor East Hartford Conn FBI Taylor Onodaga County Penitentiary Jamesville N. Y Glen Roy Wright Oklahoma City Salina Aansa Ayior Mansfield Newport R. I

Vital Statistics list of residents with medical and surgical notes

A compiled Vital Statistics list shows multiple residents from Middletown Hamilton Cincinnati and surrounding areas with medical or surgical status. Names include Mrs. Kenneth Fields Mrs. Sarah Beatty Natalie Bond Joanne Eversole and others with addresses ranging from Carolina Street Shady Lawn and Franklin Route to YMCA and Mercy Hospital noted as out of town or dismissed.

Kenneth Fields Carolina St Luther Gray Middletown Sarah Beatty Shadylawn Albert Byrd Tytus Ave Oscar Ayers South Lebanon Evelyna Merchant Sycamore St Elvert McIntosh Carcolina St Daniel Snel Logan Ave Clifford Maddox, Jr Clifford Maddox Highland St Mary Jane Myers Ninth Ave Edward Kem West Middletown Natalie Bond Nathaniel Bond Cincinnati Joanne Virgie Eversole Clark Eversole Franklin Route 2 Charlies Couch Germantown Bezuglow Feder YMCA Frank Hocz Pear &J Hamilton Mercy Hospital Stephen Volrich Baltimore St Bernard Click Elsmere St Jack L. Baker Mohawk St Raymond Lanvgan Curtis St Eugene Combs Whittier St Jon Prows Aberdeen Dr Arnold Green Glenford M. S. Mills Oral V. Henry Westington Springs South Dakota Grace Wilson Yankee Road

Vets to Get New Dividend on Insurance

Washington report says the National Service Life Insurance dividend for World War II veterans' policies 1948-50 will be announced soon. It will be smaller than last year's 2.8 billion and start in March for January anniversary policies, with annual payouts thereafter and potential rate differences by policy type kept small.

Washington National Service Life Insurance Veterans Administration National Service

Father Son Killed in Celina Train Crash

An AP report says a train collision near Fort Recovery claimed the lives of Russell Jenkins, 52, and his son Grant Jenkins, 18, from Celina. The crash occurred yesterday when their vehicle was struck at a crossing. Emergency responders noted the fatalities at the scene. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.

Celina Russell Jenkins Grant Jenkins Fort Recovery

Clubs Winmore Class Plans Year At St Pauls

The Clubs Winmore Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the church social rooms. Mrs Kenneth Berry presided and appointed committees for the coming year including ways and means and program chairs. Nell Blackford spoke on A Trip to Norway with movies. devotion given by Mrs Lewis Shaffer. A Blondie and Dagwood covered-dish dinner for members and husbands is planned for February.

Winmore St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Kenneth Berry William Havemann, Jr A. R. Root William Niederauer H. H. Jung Herbert Pfieffer Lewis Shaffer Jo Sickles Robert Steinmetz Willard Neubrander Earl Murphy Noel Parks Nell Blackford Norway Herman Rekers Shaffer Francis Bierman William Stewart William Thompson W. C. Baltz Blondie and Dagwood

Amoma Class Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening with Mrs. William Leasure of Ardmore Dr as host. Mrs. Sam Morningstar, president, opened by reading the poem The New Year. Rev. John J. Parr was guest speaker, introduced by Miss Mildred Kain. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Alton Ellison, Mrs. Howard Beltz and Mrs. Winfield Scearse.

Amoma First Baptist Church William Leasure Ardmore Sam Morningstar John J. Parr Mildred Kain Alton Ellison Howard Beltz Winfield Scearse

Dubby O Neill Repeats Inaugural Oath Disruption Tale

In Columbus, four year old Dubby O Neill again drew attention at a swearing in. Charles W. O Neill’s son held the Bible as his father, now Ohio Attorney General, took the oath. He whispered this is heavy as the elder O Neill administered the oath with help.

Columbus Charles W Dubby) O'Neill Yesterda C. William O'Neill Ohio House of Representatives Dubby Ohio O'Neill C. T. O'Neil Marietta

Ex-Post Office Official Admits Stamp Swindle

Harold F. Ambrose 38 former high Post Office official pleaded guilty to one count of a 22 count fraud indictment in a stamp speculation scheme. He resigned last January as a special assistant to the Postmaster general. He admitted converting 50000 dollars of funds of Toledo auto parts dealer G H Himelhock Sr to his own use. The case cites up to 600000 dollars in stamp dealing funds and larceny after trust.

Washington Harold F. Ambrose High Post Office Ambrose Henry A Schweinhaut Post Office Department G. H. Himelhock, Sr

New York City Reports Over 33 000 Teachers

City officials say New York City employs more than 33 000 teachers across its public schools, reflecting large district staffing levels and ongoing hiring.

New York City

Special Meeting Scheduled for Band Parents Club

Band Parents Club of Middletown High School will hold a special meeting this evening at 7 30 p m in the band room on the third floor. Robert Baker will conduct the session and Wade Miller will speak on the band. Joe Franklin directs a musical program and refreshments follow. Special invitations extend to ninth grade and all high school band parents.

Band Parents Club of Middletown High School Robert Baker Wade E. Miller Joe Franklin

January Meeting Planned By Local Women's Association

The January meeting of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church will be held at the First Baptist Church on Friday January 12 at 2 p.m. The executive board convenes at 1 p.m. Members should enter through the office door.

Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church

Hundred Club Meets at Girls Club Wednesday Evening

The Hundred Club will gather at the Girls Club on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. William Corson will serve as hostess for the event.

Hundred Club William Corson

Epision Sigma Alpha Sexetics Meet at YMCA Directors Room

The Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epision Sigma Alpha Sexetics will hold a meeting this evening at 7:30 in the Directors’ Room at the YMCA.

Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epision Sigma Alpha Sexetics Directors The YMCA

Middletown Hadassah Chapter to Hold Board Meeting

The Middletown Chapter of Hadassah will hold a board meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. A. Finkelman on Highland Street.

Middletown Hadassah H. A. Finkelman Highland St

Rehearsal of Civic Chorus Tonight at High School

Civic Chorus rehearses this evening at 7 30 in the High School Music Room. Those wishing to join are urged to attend.

Civic Chorus High School Music Room

Beth Sholom Sisterhood Meet Review at Berman Home

Beth Sholom Sisterhood plans a Thursday meeting at 8 p.m. at 2304 Arlington Ave hosted by Mrs. Leo Berman. Mrs. S Burick of Dayton will present a book review. hostesses include Mrs. Mack Fleischman Mrs. Alex Casper Mrs. Fred Cramer Mrs. H A Finkelman Mrs. J Faust Mrs. Abe Korros and Mrs. Julius Levy.

Beth Sholom Leo Berman Arlington Ave S. Burick Dayton Mack Fleischman Alex Casper Fred Cramer H. A. Finkelman J. Faust Abe Korros Julius Levy

Fatally Burned Woman Dies After Dress Fire

Mrs. Margaret Dodridge, 73, of Manchester Adams County, died from burns after a stove fire set her dress ablaze in her trailer home on November 24. The fatal accident occurred in Portsmouth.

Portsmouth Margaret Dodridge Mamchester Adams County

UN Delegate Hails Lebanon Ohio Tie In Speech

Hanna Ghosn, Lebanon's United Nations delegate, praises Ohio town sharing his country's name and notes Rep. Cedric A. Stanley of Lebanon, Ohio. He asserts peace requires sacrifices and bids 1951 as a year of peace during a standing ovation in the Ohio House.

Columbus Republic of Lebanon United Nations Ohio Ohio House of Representatives Lebanon Cedric A. Stanley R-Warren Hanna Ghosn Mediterranean House Ghosn

Cattleman Attacks ESA Meat Control Policy in San Francisco

Loren Bamert president of the American Live Stock Association warns 2,000 convention delegates that Valentines plan to ration and possibly subsidize meat could drive prices via black markets, raise overall costs, and curb production when it should peak. Bamert, a 39 year old California cattle raiser, was among 90 leaders invited to Washington for crisis briefings.

San Francisco Loren Bamert American Live Stock Association Valentine Bamert Lone Calif Washington

Hundreds seek seats on House Red Probing Group

About 100 House members seek membership on the uni American Activities Committee this year. Two seats are vacant after McSweeney losing re election and Nixon moving to the Senate. Assignments flood in as lawmakers view the panel as a springboard to the Senate or to lasting House tenure.

Washington House uni-American Activities Committee McSweeney Ohio Nixon Calif Senate Capitol Hill

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