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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1948

Page

2

Red Cross Fund Drive to Begin in Middletown

The American Red Cross will start its fund campaign in Middletown on March 1 and run through March 1. No local goal is set. national quota is $75 million. Basil O’Connor announced the budget of $97 million for the coming year. The drive plans expanded veteran services, disaster fund replenishment, a new National Blood Program, and other services.

American Red Cross Fund Middletown Dorothy Spears Basil O'Connor Red Cross Red Cross Board of Governors O'Connor

Three Dimes Boxes Stolen In Local Theft Spree

Three youngsters aged six seven and nine confessed to stealing two March of Dimes coin boxes and money totaling about ten dollars. Police traced the trio to the Strand theater and found boxes at their homes after raids by Patrolmen Barrett Poling and Ferguson. The boys and their parents were ordered to appear before juvenile officer E S Sherron at 4 p m.

Max Stamper Yankee Rd Taylor Ave Kingpin Cafe Douglas Barrett Strandeater Edward Poling Arnold Ferguson Wheel Central Ave E. S. Sherron

Armco Clothing Campaign Ends In Four Departments

Armco International Corporation concludes a clothing collection across four departments to aid employees overseas. Gifts accepted until Friday for late contributions. Volunteers prepare sorting packing and shipping at the Armco auditorium in the General Office. no totals yet but officials are hopeful. Contributions collected at Drainage and Metal Products General Office East Works and Fabricating.

Armco Armco International Corporation General Office East Works

Red Cross Director To Attend Session

Mrs. Dorothy Spears director of the Middletown Red Cross chapter will attend a January 16 discussion of government benefits to veterans at the Fort Hayes Hotel Columbus. She is among 25 delegates from home service claims departments. James Devine will lead the meeting with Effie Niehaus discussing home service probes. Delegates represent many Ohio county Red Cross chapters.

Dorothy Spears Middletown Red Cross Fort Hayes Columbus Shere Home Service James Devine American Red Cross Veterans Administration Effie Niehaus United States

Franklin Police Hold Check Passer

Franklin Police hold Robert Farmer 64 Heidelberg Ky on charges of passing bad checks in several cities. He admitted passing three checks for 31.54 each at Fryers Cafe Central Ave Carl Rhinehart Grocery and Chicago Meat Market. Farmer said he served two Tennessee terms under the alias John Williams and is held in Franklin.

Robert Farmer Heidelberg Franklin Ralph Bauer Farmer Fryer Central Ave Carl Rhinehart Grocery Chicago Tennessee John Williams

Poasttown Grange Officers Set Meeting Evening

Poasttown Grange will hold an officers conference next Tuesday evening with a 6 30 p m dinner preceding the session. Members met last night with Lawrence Michael in charge.

Poasttown Grange Grange Lawrence Michael

District U B Meeting Set For Thursday

Two church leaders will speak at the Hamilton Middletown District meeting to be held tomorrow at 7 45 p m at the First Evangelical United Brethren church. Bishop George E Epp of Naperville Illinois recently returned from Europe and a church conferences tour will be the speaker. Bishop A R Clippinger of Dayton will lead the devotionals. Dr L M Hohn of Dayton will preside. The local choir directed by Clarence Asvenleiter will perform I Walk Today Where Jesus Walked. Public invited.

Hamilton-Middletown First Evangelical United Brethren Church E. R. Turner George E. Epp Naperville Europe Vsit Germany A. R. Clippinger Dayton L. M. Hohn Clarence Asvenleiter Jesus O'Hara

Personnel Group Hears Civic Heads in Middletown Meeting

Miss Ruth Heffner discusses Bureau of Public Health Nursing outlining free service to all area patients with visiting nurses at doctor request. Middletown unique in U S to provide free service. Miss Helen Davis explains Family Service Bureau operation. civic costs covered by Civic Association, relief by city. About 30 leading personnel reps attend.

Bureau of Public Health Nursing Ruth Heffner R. N Middletown Personnel Association Heffner Middletown United States Miss Heffner Helen Davis Family Service Bureau Department of Public Welfare Misa Davis Civic Association James H. van Atta

Fair and Colder Weather Prediction

The weatherman forecast a continued cold spell for Middleton as residents shivered in the new year. Temperatures show a 41 degree high by 2 45 p m Tuesday and a 10 degree low prior to 2 a m today with 12 degrees at 10 a m today. Thursday will bring increased cloudiness and slightly milder air after the cold snap.

Bad Check Charge Filed Against Man

Franklin police hold LeRoy Davis alias Lee Allen Dean after Cincinnati officers notify they will extradite him. Davis, wanted since May 1947, allegedly cashed two stolen checks in Middletown. his wife once worked in a Franklin restaurant. He will be brought back to answer the charge.

Franklin Oliver E. Chamberlain Cincinnati LeRoy Davis Lee Allen Dean Middletown

County officers meet in Hamilton with charity grants

Reports of the county officers meeting Monday at Hamilton were given. The group authorized donations to the 4-H Foundation fund and the YMCA. A program was presented by Ruth Michael, Mrs. Raymond Paullin and Harvey Russell. The next regular meeting will be held January 27.

Hamilton 4-H Foundation Fund YMCA Ruth Michael Raymond Paullin Harvey Russell

Dayton Presbytery Holds Convention

The Dayton Presbytery elected Rev. Paul H. Elliott moderator at the winter meeting in New Carlisle First Presbyterian. Rev. J Laing Burns Jr was enrolling clerk and Rev. Harold R. Lutz became vice moderator. Several ministers were named to the general council and other standing committees. spring meeting set for April 20 in Hamilton.

Paul H. Elliott Cedarville Dayton Carroll H. Kitts New Jersey New Carlisle First Presbyterian Church West Carrollton Carlisle Marvin M. Walters Eliot Porter Oxford Collinsville Wendell Pontius Seven Mile Richard H. Baird Chicago India Korea Japan South America Arnold E. Kuh Ona G. Stead Osborn Osborn-Fairfield Tucson Arizona BE. Howard McClintock Springfield Miamisburg Robert E. Vail Franklin Taylor B. Kelsey Camden Alfred Swift Frank Presbytery Hugh Ivan Evans John Stanley Harker Hamilton Charles H. Folk Piqua Committee On National Missions Arnold E. Kuhl W. J. Blanchard

City Leaders Schedule Taxi Fare Hike Talks and Bus Franchise Review

City Commissioners plan meetings with four taxi company owners to discuss a fare rise from 35 to 50 cents for short rides and with Ortman Stewart Bus Company officials on renewing the bus franchise. They will also read numerous letters blocked last week by heavy business volume and address citizen complaints about bus service.

Ortman-Stewart Bus Company Reading

Fatality Report Details 13 Middletown Accident Deaths in 1947

Middletown Safety Council released an accident fatality report showing 13 deaths in Middletown during 1947, excluding industrial accidents. Falls led with seven deaths, including Paul Wilson noting five directly linked to the cause. Auto accidents caused four deaths, with one each from suffocation, drowning, fire, and accidental kerosene ingestion.

Middletown Safety Council Middletown Paul Wilson

Monroe Lions Club to Lead Rural March of Dimes Campaign

The Monroe Lions Club will head Otter County rural collections for the 1948 infantile paralysis drive with a $5,000 goal. Deputy Emil Schultheiss oversees coin boxes, while Father Krusling and Reverends Wiley and Stafford coordinate church outreach. Activities include Dime campaigns, lodge involvement, and a Monroe High School basketball fundraiser for the campaign.

Monroe Lions Club March of Dimes Otter County Middletown Hamilton Oxford Charles F. Gorman J. E. Heck Robert Mitzel Emil Schultheiss Merle Constiner Father James Krusling Frank Wiley H. F. Stafford C. H. Williams Harold Carter Caleb Jones Fairfield-Stockton Charles Trees Paul Baker Hanover Ross Township Charles Gorman Amanda- Maple Park Peter H. Harmon Thomas Linn Mayfield-Blue Ball Douglas Byers Robert Augspurger Charles Simmerman Monroe Leslie Robinson Everett Campbell T. J. Thompson Liberty Township Bethany M. A. Boyd Clifford Gleasman Peasttown W. Middletown Elery Rothwell Clifford Steward Collinsville-Somerville Dale Constiner Russell Hiteshue Morgan Okeana Reily Walter Coppess Emrie Dobrozsi Otto Long New Miami Dave Harmon Darwin Kimble Seven Mile Wayne Township Willard Neubrander Robert E. Thompson Trenton Earl Hiteshue John Bolin West Chester Maud Monroe High School

Resignation from Hamilton Recall Steering Committee

Charles R. Chaney machinist 28-D Bamboo Harris Apartments resigns from the Citizens' Steering Committee leading the recall of four City Council members. He cites plans that fail to serve citizenry and urges harmony cooperation and justification of actions in the recall controversy. The recall targets Mayor Edward Beckett Frank Rosendahl Andy Bruck and Vince Emminger.

Hamilton Charles R. Chaney Bamboo Harris Chaney Citizens’ Steering Committee Frank E. Buechner Edward Beckett Frank Rosendahl Andy Bruck Vince Emminger

Woyat 11 Dies After Horse Kick Injury

Ira Woyat 11, son of Hazel Woyat of Rittman, died in a nearby hospital from injuries after a horse kicked him yesterday. Local authorities report the accident occurred during handling of the animal.

Wadsworth Ira Woyat Hazel Woyat Rittman

Middletown Groups Schedule Meetings and Rally

Holy Trinity Athletic Association opens its monthly meeting in the school assembly room at 8 p.m. Wednesday. South School PTA meets at 8 p.m. at the school for officer elections. Middletown League of Women Voters gathers at 8 p.m. in the Civic Association Girl Scout Room for its first 1948 meeting. Lemonree will meet at 8 p.m. at the Civic Building. The annual safety rally of the Middletown Armco Division is set for 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Manchester Hotel.

Holy Trinity Athletic Association South School PTA Middletown League of Women Voters Girl Scout Civic Asociation Middletown Armco Manchester

Lemon Township Board Meets to Consider 1948 Budget

Lemon Township Board of Education will meet at 8 p m Wednesday at Monroe to discuss the proposed 1948 budget, with board members slated to review allocations and financial plans for the coming year.

Lemon Township

Fraternal Order of Police Meeting at Pistol Range

The Fraternal Order of Police and Associates will meet at 7:30 p m at the Pistol Range for a scheduled gathering.

Fraternal Order of Police and Associates

Women's Committee Meeting of Civic Symphony

The Women's Committee of the Civic Symphony Orchestra will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Association Library to discuss upcoming events and outreach efforts.

Civic Symphony Orchestra Civic Association Library

Final day for amended income tax filings at IRS office

Thursday marks the final day to file amended estimates on income tax returns at the local Internal Revenue Service office in the Post Office. The Annual meeting of the Junior Achievement Board of Directors will be held Thursday at the Manchester Hotel.

Internal Revenue Office Junior Achievement Board of Directors Manchester

Kiwanis Club Weekly Meeting at Manchester Hotel

The Kiwanis Club will hold its weekly meeting on Thursday at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Members are urged to attend for updates and community planning.

Lions Club Manchester

Kiwanis Club Directors Meet Thursday at 7:45 PM

The Kiwanis Club board will gather at 7 45 p m Thursday at the Presbyterian Church to conduct its monthly business and discuss club matters.

Kiwanis Club Presbyterian Church

Evening meeting notices of local groups and clubs

A series of Thursday evening gatherings are planned across the city. Dance Club of the VFW IOOF National Guard National Association of Letter Carriers Alpha Council OUAM Lions Moose Blythe Williams post auxiliary American Legion and AEIF executives all schedule 7 to 8 plus times at various halls and hotels on Central Ave N Broad St W Central Ave Eighth Ave and the Manchester Hotel.

Alpha Council OUAM N. Broad St Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of the American Legion Eighth Ave

37 Arraignments Set for Thursday in Butler County

The Butler County Grand Jury returned 37 true bills and arraignments will be held Thursday in Common Pleas Court before Judge P. P. Boll. A surprise case charges Clifford Wilson, 26, Maud, with second degree manslaughter in Joe Mercer’s death last October. Mercer’s body was found beside Tylersville road about 14 hours after the incident.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas P. P. Boll Clifford Wilson Maud Wilson Joe Mercer Mercer Tylersville Road

Sheriff’s Group Officers Named

Local enforcement officers at a meeting of the Southwestern Police and Sheriff’s Association in Wilmington heard FBI agent William H. John Jr. Elections reelected Chief Everett Downing of Wilmington as president and Chief O E Chamberlain of Franklin as vice president. Sheriff Howard C Botts of Wilmington and Prosecutor G L Schilling were named secretary and treasurer. Attendees from ten counties plus four FBI agents and two London bureau men. Next meeting set for March 8 at the Police Pistol Club. Detective James H Davis attended and announced today.

Southwestern Police and Sheriff's Association Wilmington William H. John, Jr FBI Everett Downing O. E. Chamberlain Franklin Howard C. Botts G. L. Schilling London Butler, Warren, Clark Greene Highland Brown Clinton Fayette Clermont Adams Police Pistol Club James H. Davis

Loveland Man Hurt In Crash Near Loveland

Loveland resident Henry Fugett aged 49 suffered a compound fracture to his left leg plus cuts to hip and face after being struck by an 18 year old Dayton driver Raymond Egler on Ohio 48 three miles north of Loveland. Sheriff says Fugett halted to retrieve a coat dropped from his tractor. Fugett hospitalized at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. No charges filed.

Lebanon Henry Fugett Loveland Raymond Egler Dayton Ohio Gerald W. Couden Fugett Egler Christ Hospital Cincinnati

Way to Believe Itchy Pimples

When your skin is irritated with pimples red blotches and itching torture here is fast relief. Get a 35c box of Peterson s Ointment at your druggist and apply this soothing balm. Promptly relieves smarting and itching. Your skin looks better feels better. Money back if not delighted.

Peterson Adv

Pupils Entertain Mayfield PTA At Monroe High School

Students of Monroe High School entertained Mayfield Parent-Teachers Association members at the monthly meeting last night. The program included a musical set and a short comedy skit led by Miss Harriet Iles and Herman Slayman.

Monroe High School Mayfield Parent-Teachers Association Harriet Iles Herman Slayman

Sportsmen's Club Expands Clubhouse Facilities In '48

The Middletown Sportsmen's Club approves further basement improvements including a lunch bar and painting. Next summer plans include outdoor grills, a playground, more parking, and landscaping. A rifle range, fund reports, new treasurer, donor gifts, and a prize rifle are noted. Guest speaker Pete E Greer promotes wildlife conservation.

Middletown Sportsmen’s

At the Movies Paramount Showings and Stars

Paramount listings show Green Dolphin Street with Lana Turner and Van Heflin at 1 15, 3 55, 6 35 and 9 15 p m Kiss of Death starring Victor Mature and Brian Donlevy at 1 15, 3 15, 5 25, 7 40 and 9 50 p m Heartaches with Sheila Ryan at 1 15, 3 55, 6 30 and 9 20 p m Woman on the Beach starring Joan Bennett and Robert Ryan at 2 25, 5 15 and 10 30 p m Cuba buys about 60 dollars of U S goods for every 100 dollars from sugar sales to VU.

Lana Turner van Heflin Victor Mature Brian Donlevy Sheila Ryan Joan Bennett Robert Ryan Cuba U. S

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Armco Clothing Ohio County Gray’s Watch Repair N. ¥. C. Railroad Castell District U. B Louis F. Jones Apital Finance Corp Man Lemon Ree P. Oo Cece Dance Club VFW IOOF National Guard Alcoholics Anonymous National Association of Letter Carriers Gas and Electric The Moose Lodge W. Central Ave AEIF Sheriff's Group Loveland Man Mayfield Sportsmen’s Club Rifle and Muzzle Loading Association Dan Mahoney State Highway Patrol Rifle Committee Joe Riley R. V. Crist Riley Roberson Sporting Goods Edward Drayer Clarence Hughes Pete E. Greer Ashland American Rolling Mill Company Greer Canaa Miseri Hill Woodlawn Paramount Sanitone Gough-Lamb GEM City GEM City Ice Cream CO Coca-Cola Company Dayton Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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