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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1952

Page

3

Hollingsworth Chosen as Franklin Safety Director

Mayor James Rossman appoints Jesse Hollingsworth as Franklin safety service director after Franklin became a city. Hollingsworth, a former Marine Corps captain and local businessman, will oversee police fire health public works water lights roads and public buildings. He and council members approved the move to a full time city management role.

Franklin James Rossman Jesse Hollingsworth Ohio Hollingsworth Rossman City of T) Journal Burning Springs Daniel B Hollingsworth Ruth Green William David Julia Kaye

Middletown Officials Plan Safety Conference Details

Middletown committeemen meeting with Hamilton counterparts at noon to finalize the Butler County Regional Safety Conference program. George Bryan leads the Middletown delegation with Safety Director Paul Wilson, Morris Evans, John Murray, Fire Chief William Fishbaugh, and Police Chief Joseph Blackmore.

Middletown Hamilton George Bryan Paul Wilson Morris Evans John Murray William Fishbaugh Joseph Blackmore

Sherman PTO to meet discuss constitution changes

Sherman School PTO has called a special meeting for 7:30 pm Wednesday in the school auditorium. President Harold Smith urged all members and non-members to attend to discuss and adopt changes to the present constitution.

Sherman School Pto Harold Smith

Sea level in distant past fell as glaciers locked vast water

Scientists note sea level dropped many feet when massive volumes of water became locked in advancing glaciers, reshaping coastlines and regional climates in ancient eras.

FASTEETH promises firmer false teeth with no slip

An old advertisement touts FASTEETH, an alkaline powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims to hold teeth firmly, prevent sliding, slipping or rocking, eliminates plate odor and freshens breath with a gummy green taste.

Nine Middletonians Honored At NAACP Youth Banquet

Theodore Berry Cincinnati councilman told about 150 at the fifth anniversary NAACP Youth Council banquet at Armco Center. Nine Middletonians received scrolls for outstanding welfare contributions to Middletown with remarks on youth access to civic service.

Theodore Berry Cincinnati Naacp Youth Council Armco Center Middletonians General Welfare Middletown Donald Jordan Youth Council Francis Carmody City Commission Paul Day The Journal Glenn Ellison Middletown High Arthur F. Hauselman Kiwanis Club Charles R. Hook Armco Steel C. L. Maxberry Red Cross R. L. Robinson Union Baptist Church Mark Walke Armco Association E. W. Washing

Servicemen move through basic indoctrination at Lackland Base

Pvt Ralph Emmet Creech and Pvt Eugene Ingram complete basic indoctrination at Lackland Base near San Antonio. Training assesses aptitude for Air Force technical work. Robert E. Hannah and Roy L. Downs inducted and assigned to 5th Infantry Division at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for 16 weeks of basic training led by Korea and World War II veterans. A metaphor mentions a school of soldier trout moving in unison.

Ralph Emmet Creech Joann Creech Carolina St Eugene Ingram Betty Ingram Tytus Ave Lackland San Antonio Air Force Robert E. Hannah Auburn St Roy L. Downs Dickey Rd West Middletown 5Th Infantry Division Indiantown Gap

Butler County Probate Notes and Divorces

The estate of Theodore Dittman of Reily Township passes to sons Fred and Edward Dittman and daughter Katherine Kriete per a will drawn April 30 1940. testator died December 14. Walter J. Sheyer of Ross Township leaves widow Marie C. Sheyer executrix per a May 2 1945 will. testator died December 30. Elizabeth Westlaub of Hamilton died December 25. will directs $50 masses and $5 each to Sisters Eva Catherine and John LaSalle and son Joseph F. Cupman, remainder to daughter Marie Westlaub McComas who is executrix. will drawn February 5 1943. Probate notes include Ella Rodgers estate appraised at 9476.05 with executor Arthur J. Fiehrer. Katie F. Keppler estate administered by William F. Keppler. George S. Hogan estate administered by Jerry A. Hogan. inheritance taxes levied on Bertram A. Mitchell estate with gross 14328.58 and net 10563.58. shares listed for Theodore Warren and Elizabeth Coleman and Margaret Strauder and Helen F. Sewell. Inventory shows David P. Oyler estate assets 10462.09 with 4500 realty. Clara L. Oyler executrix. Marion K. Mulford estate in Liberty Township administered by R. G. and Herbert Mulford. estate valued with 2000 personal and 5000 realty. William L. Dennis estate in Middletown executor Campbell Paul Dennis. decedent left 4000 personal property and 75000 realty. Opal Alfrey of West Middletown Route 1 files for divorce from Ray Alfrey for cruelty.

Theodore Dittman Reily Township Fred Dittman Edward C. Dittman Katherine Kriete Elizabeth Westlaub Hamilton Eva Catherine John LaSalle Joseph F. Cupman Marie Westlaub McComas Elizabeth Coleman Margaret Strauder Helen F. Sewell David P. Oyler Hanover Township Clara L. Oyler R. G Herbert Mulford Marion K. Mulford Liberty Township Campbell Paul Dennis William L. Dennis Middletown

New Miami to Enforce Speed Limits Across Village

Mayor Fred C. Baker said traffic in New Miami will be strictly enforced with patrols by Police Chief Edward Amos and officers on duty when feasible. Speed limits are 25 mph in village streets and 35 mph on State Route 127, with drivers watched for stop sign compliance.

Fred C. Baker New Miami Edward Amos

Local Births Reported in Springboro and Nearby Areas

Vital statistics list several newborns from area families including Dale and spouse in Springboro with a boy born Saturday. Ross Venricks of 933 Eighth Ave with a girl born Sunday. James Brewer of 1707 Fleming Rd with a boy born Sunday. Raymond Stall smith of 3408 Jewel St with a boy born Sunday. Jack Baker of 3231 Mohawk St with a boy born today. Walter Manning of 1207 Prospect Ave with a girl born today.

Dale Garrison Springboro Ross Venricks Eighth Ave James Brewer Fleming Rd Raymond Stallsmith Jewel St Jack Baker Mohawk St Walter Manning Prospect Ave

Out of Town Birth Announcement for Bigelow Family

OUT OF TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Bigelow of Detroit announce at North West Branch Grace Hospital on Saturday the birth of a child. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kiester of Woodlawn Ave.

Fred H. Bigelow Dorothy Kiester Prest St Detroit Mich North West Branch Grace Hospital Bay A. C. Kiester Woodlawn Ave

Marriage Licenses List From Hamilton Area

Marriage licenses issued for Robert W. Herron 30 of Oxford and Jerelyn Lee Shipp 21 of Hamilton Claude Burton 40 millwright 1720 Manchester Ave and Alice E. Edwards 26 student 2005 Henry St Robert J. Easelman 18 baker 500 South Sutphin St and Barbara J. Perry 18 clerk 109 Manhattan St Hubert F. Cahill 29 Cincinnati and Lois V. Newton 25 Hamilton Richard A. Segal 19 and Margaret I. Agee 22 Hamilton Frank Barger Jr. 23 Dayton and Betty Lou Elliott 16 Ham James Ray Wilson 21 and Dempsey 20 both of Oxford

Robert W. Herron Oxford Jerelyn Lee Shipp Hamilton Claude Burton Millwright Manchester Ave Alice E. Edwards Henry St Robert J. Easelman Baker South Sutphin St Barbara J. Perry Clerk Manhattan St Hubert F. Cahill Cincinnati Lois V. Newton Richard A. Segal Margaret I. Agee Frank Barger Jr Dayton Betty Lou Elliott James Ray Wilson Dempsey

Medical and surgical cases listed for locals

A long reader list names numerous residents with medical or surgical statuses. Listed are first and last names, plus partial addresses such as Central Ave, Mich gan Ave, Sherman Ave, Ardmore Dr, and Franklin St. The items cover individuals from Terry Fryman to Webster St and beyond, indicating ongoing medical or surgical categorizations for each person.

Police Briefs Two Dui Cases Reported In Cincinnati

Hausley Davidson aged 30 of 546 Dandridge St was arrested yesterday afternoon at Titus Ave and Verity Pkwy on a charge of physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Jean Rothfuss aged 24 of 2106 Wilbraham Rd was released on bond to appear today on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. She was arrested on North Verity early yesterday, officers said.

Hausley Davidson Dandridge St Cincinnati Tytus Ave Verity Pkvy Jean Rothfuss Wilbraham Rd North Verity N

Milk Drives From Distant Rural Gatherings For Chicago Market

Rural milk producers transport dairy to Chicago market from remote gathering depots up to 375 miles away. The supply chain relies on long hauls to feed city buyers and processors.

Chicago

Hunters Bag Three Foxes at Red Lion Drive

Three foxes were bagged by hunters in a Red Lion drive on Saturday. Ralph Ham Johnson of the Warren County Bears Club said the successful event would be repeated next Saturday at Red Lion. Hunters may bring shotguns and dogs, with the first drive starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds from the catch go to the Girls Class of the Red Lion Methodist Church, which will again serve luncheon.

Red Lion Ralph Ham) Johnson Warren County Bears Club Johnson Red Lion Methodist Church

Franklin Police Nab Speeding Trucker After Chase

Franklin police pursued Dayton truck driver William Harris Jr on Route 25 for miles south of the city and arrested him on speeding charges. He appeared to Municipal Judge J. T. Riley this afternoon and was released on bond.

Franklin Dayton J. T. Riley William Harris, Jr Bronson St Harris

Dedicatorial Services Held for Apostolic Church Temple

The Rev Bert Perkins his wife and daughters Eunice and Constance and Mrs Gertrude Lawson attended the dedicatorial services of the Apostolic Church Temple in Columbus Friday evening. Bishop Carl Smith serves as pastor of the new church.

Bert Perkins Eunice Constance Gertrude Lawson Apostolic Church Temple Columbus Carl Smith New Church

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Marine Corps Marines Guadalcanal New Britain Peleliu Junior Chamber of Commerce Franklin Club American Legion Rotary Club Sherman Pto NAACP Berry National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Cal Jons Kaaswean New York City Butler County Court News Walter J. Sheyer Ross Township Marie C. Sheyer Ella Rodgers Arthur J. Fiehrer William F. Keppler Opal Alfrey Ray Alfrey Harry C, Benadum Angb Paul Propst Harry C. Benadum Mar Central Ave Terry Fryman George Fryman Edward Goeckler Lebanon Linda Caskey Clyde Caskey Michigan Ave James Combie Sherman Ave Bruce Brophy Ardmore James Colwell Jacoby Ave Gustin Holweger McKinley St Ernest Vitori John Vitori Grand Ave Ross Dalton Edward Walton Navaho St Bessie McGuire Charles Richardson Howard Johnson Greentree Rd Gordon Brandenburg Franklin, Surgical Allen Gravenstein Garfield St Surgical Ignatius Guido Highland St Verna McCullough Elwood St Ferdinand Wroda Yankee Rd William Lawwill South Main St William Virginia Janet Prater Elsie Prater Buena Ave Clark Foster Wendell Foster Urban Kurry Baltimore St Mike Donovan Marion Gard Kenneth Jones Donald Jones Curtis St Aubrey Lynch Tytus Robert Millan Alameda Howard Turner Homer Watkins Ronald Wolf Sixteenth Ave Louis West Hanover St Judith Wells John Wells Meadow Ave Jack Cohen Highview Marvin Ellis Queen Ave Sam Harley Vermont St Virgil Guy Smothers Elmo PI James Spencer James VanCleve Franklin St la Paz Bolivia Supreme Court Sucre Ross Childrens Winter Coats Colored News Cleveland Rose Gray Essex Rd
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