Middletonian Sentenced On Check Charge
David Phillipson, 31, Middletown, was sentenced to one to 10 years in Indiana State Prison for issuing checks without funds. Arraigned in Wayne County Circuit Court at Richmond, he was extradited after prior jail time here. He blamed gambling losses in Newport Kentucky for his trouble and faced a separate case with Hap Clark's affidavit for a $605 car deal. Extradition papers were signed by Governors Schricker and Lausche, the first in their new terms.
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David Phillipson
Middletown
Wayne County
Richmond
Ind
Phillipson
Indiana
Indiana State
G. H. Holescher
Middletonian
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Listings
Paramount shows Fighter Squadron with Edmond OBrien and Robert Stark at 1 15, 3 12, 5 19, 7 26 and 9 33 pm. Strand presents Hoosier Hot Shots on stage at 3 10, 5 30, 7 30 and 9 30 pm and Indian Agent with Tim Holt and Noah Berry Jr at 1 55, 4 15, 6 30, 8 30 and 10 15 pm. Friday Call of the Canyon with Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette at 1 15, 3 50, 6 30 and 9 25 pm. Also Body Guard with Lawrence Tierney and Priscilla Lane at 2 30, 5 05, 7 45 and 10 40 pm.
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Paramount
Fighter Squadron
Edmond O’brien
Robert Stark
Hoosier Hotshots
Tim Holt
Noah Berry, Jr
Gene Autrey
Smiley Burnett
Lawrence Tierney
Priscilla Lane
Operation Check Made by Council Meeting
A review of Boy Scout unit operations in Mound Builders Area Council was discussed by Council Commissioners at Harmon Park Lebanon. William Saunders, Middletown commissioner, reported. Plans covered staff participation in the Round-Up Scout banquet on February 10. The 1950 40th anniversary national crusade for scouting was announced with discussion. Commissioners from Middletown Fort Ancient and Miami attended.
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Mound Builders’ Area Council, Inc
Harmon Park
Lebanon
Illiam Saunders
Middletown
Fort Ancient
Miami
Lustron Open House Scheduled Sunday in Middletown
Middletown residents can tour a Lustron porcelain enamel steel five room ranch home at 506 Aberdeen Dr opposite Wildwood Golf Club. Demonstration home open noon to 1 00 p m Sunday and daily 2 to 10 p m thereafter with a Saturday showing for business leaders.
Willing Middletown Women Join Gray Ladies Program
Middletown women eagerly responded to Red Cross reward to serve as Gray Ladies at Dayton veterans hospital. Thirty one applications were filed as training began in three sessions led by Mrs. Ward B Browning Jr. and featuring Miss Miriam Hooper and Dave Regan.
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Middletown
Red Cross
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Ward B. Browning, Jr
Miriam Hooper
Eastern Area
Texas City
Ames Gardner
Browning
Dave Regan
Middletown Journal
Middletown Gray
Dayton
Motor Corps
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Commission
David Watson
Pfc
David D. Watson
Louis Watson
Sycamore St
Saipan
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Eagles Lodge
Mildred Watson
Robert
Charles
Elmer
John
Jake
Edward
Toledo
Watson
Middletown High School
Fort Thomas
Texas
Hawaii
105Th Infantry
E. R. Turner
Dewey Adams
Ellison Garrett
Birmingham
Ala
Clyde Adams
Adams
Robert A. Gibbs
Marvin D. Clark
Mr. Gibbs
Frea J
Scnhatzmann
A. K. Lewis
Gibbs
Oglesby- Barnitz Bank
Harry Pratt
East End
Board of Health
R. L. Stewart
Planning Commission
Clark
G. W. Breiel
Zoning Board of Appeals
Dr. Hill and Gibbs
Police Pension Fund
Carmody
Firemen’s Pensiond Fund
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Plumber
Electrical Examiners Boards
Grand Ave
Highland Ave
Jackson Lane
Tom Lowry
Walter Beatty
Inter-City
Clinton St
Jack Meeker
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dixie News
Jess Dennis
Middletown Service Company
Garbage Collection Agency
D. D. Watson
Kuertz & Frey
Ruby Bee
March OF Dimes
HOTEL
Manchester
Lustron
Rathman Troup Furniture
Middletown Development and Supply Company
Jcost
Gray Lady
Doellmann’s
Vitality Tweedies
Life Stride
Winthrop
Crosby Square
Bostonians
Doellmann
Central Ave
King Winter
Chuck Roast
Cacon
Pat’s
Villa Krautn
Ajax
Pillsbury
Honey Grove
Crisco
Crawford ST
Greathouse
New York City
Kitchen
Armstrong
Congo
Tudor’s
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