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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

15

Indicted by Warren Jury Enter Court Pleas

Arraigned before Judge Alton F. Brown in Lebanon were five of sixteen indicted by the January Warren grand jury. Emmett Eiteroth pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with sentence deferred. Selby Lohder and Clarence James pleaded innocent to burglary, each under 2500 and 500 bonds respectively. Stanford Alexander pleaded innocent to leaving the scene of an accident and was held on 500 bond. Richard Hunts barger pleaded innocent to a non supporting indictment with no trial date set.

Emmett Eiteroth Brown Selby Lohder Clarence James Stanford Alexander Richard Huntsbarger

Six Fined In Lebanon Speed Drive

Mayor Fraser announced that speeders and reckless drivers will be cited to court. Six motorists pleaded guilty in Fraser's court to speeding and were fined $10 plus costs. Names include Richard Kennedy Lebanon Paul O Parker Franklin Anthony Buffa Cleveland Charles McKampy Dayton W E Roberts Briceville Tenn John Bongone New York City. Fines also charged to Robert Steffen Paul Rupp Cincinnati and Amos Stokes Sieveland for crossing the double yellow line on Broadway.

Lebanon Fraser Don Epping Perry Osborne Earl Peyton Richard Kennedy Paul O. Parker Franklin Anthony Buffa Cleveland Charles McKampy Dayton W. E. Roberts Briceville Tenn John Bongone New York City Broadway Robert Steffen Paul Rupp Cincinnati Amos Stokes Sieveland

Amanda PTA Plans Album production in January meeting

At the Amanda PTA January session the group planned to present Jerusha Dow’s Old Fashioned Album. President Mrs Michael Hudiler named Mrs James Morningstar general chairman with Mrs Paul Doughman cast chairman and Mrs R Deaton ticket chairman. Further details promised soon.

Amanda Amanda Parent- Teachers Organization Jerusha Dow Michael Hudiler James Morningstar Paul Doughman R. Deaton Hydler

Cropper Guilty Of Crossing Double Yellow Line

John C. Cropper of Columbus pleaded guilty before Squire Welton Hizar to crossing a double yellow line. He was fined $10 and costs after citation by Deputies Ralph Palmer and Al Schwartz in Lebanon.

Lebanon John C. Cropper Columbus Squire Welton Hizar Ralph Palmer al Schwartz

Preble Dairy Group Elects Directors

Preble County Dairy Service unit elected four directors for three year terms: Robert Hoff Harrison Township Paul Unger Twin Township Clarence Ulrich Lanier Township and Darrel Loop Gratis Township. Kenneth Miller reported 32 dairymen using the Dairy Herd Improvement test and 40 using the owner sampler method. Paul Becker noted 138 dairymen joined Central Ohio Breeders Association and 2573 cows were bred artificially in the past year, up 540 from last year. Marvin Paulin was hired as technician in Gratis Somers and Israel townships and a Butler County area due to rapid growth.

Legion Will Pick Lebanon Junior For Girls State

Lebanon High School will select a junior girl to attend Buckeye Girls State at Capital University in Columbus from June 21 to 29. The choice is made by the Ralph P. Snook Post American Legion Auxiliary with Supt. Oscar Musgrave and Lebanon schools. The girl must show definite interest in American government to support the Auxiliary’s Americanism program.

Lebanon Lebanon High School Ralph P. Snook Post American Legion Auxiliary Oscar Musgrave Buckeye Capital University Columbus Russell Day Ray LHS Auxiliary

Grange Plans Turkey Supper At Germantown High

Charter Oak Grange announced the annual turkey supper to be held February 5 in Germantown High School cafeteria with serving from 5 to 8 pm. Tickets are available from Grange members. The regular meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Grange Hall.

Germantown Charter Oak Grange Germantown High School Grange Grange Hall

Ohio Poultrymen Meeting Set at Eaton Court House

Preble County Agricultural Agent C. C. Bowen announces a poultrymen meeting at Eaton Court House on Wednesday February 6 at 1 30 p m D D Moyer Ohio State University poultry extension specialist will lead a discussion on raising baby chicks and broiler production.

George van Gieson C. C. Bowen Preble County Preble Court House Eaton D. D. Moyer Ohio State University

Dates Set For Sales Tax Help In Warren County

Sales tax examiner Ed A. Wills will visit Morrow Waynesville Franklin and Lebanon in January 1951 to assist vendors with July through December filings. Vendors should bring last report sales records and purchase orders and note Schedule C. Certificates filed before February 1 avoid delinquency.

Warren County Wills Morrow Waynesville Waynesville National Bank Franklin Lebanon

Community Club to Hear Editor at Blue Ball Meeting

Blue Ball Community Club officials announced editor George Van Gieson of the Middletown Journal will speak at the regular February meeting. He will discuss his 20s of newspaper and public relations work and experiences, serious and humorous, and a proposal for a new Blue Ball historical marker will be considered.

Blue Ball George van Gieson Middletown Journal

Personal Notes From The Miami Valley Community News

Franklin and Dayton area social rounds fill the weekend with visits, dinners, and birthdays. Notables include Mrs. Paul Lackens hosting a luncheon, Miss Annetta Eldridge and Mrs. Dorman Richardson visiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Reese entertaining for Mrs. Reese and son James Edward Reese. Numerous locals attend church events, bridge games, and a Youth Revival led by Rev. Wendell Brown, while others travel to Cleveland for a lumbermen’s convention and Tucson for family visits.

Paul Lackens Spencer Coleman Paul King Joseph Gribble Harry Beachler Ivan Thacker Virgil Tinch W. P. Noland Annetta Eldridge Detroit Mich Dorman Richardson Toledo Franklin A. D. Eldridge Lillian J. W. Reese Manila George Garrett First Methodist Middletown Japan Marge Mayer Fred Wade R. O. Bridges Jim Carolyn John Peast Oxford Harry Newcomb Paul Dishun Lottie Newcomb Wright Rest Mason Betty Squier Franklin National Bank Eather Swink Mary Louise Conover Carlisle Red Lion Middletown Hospital Cincinnati Ned Hughes H. D. Peters Miami Avenue H. H. Barnes Grace Wierman Garnett Ramaggi R. C. Berger Harry T

Lebanon Social News From The Golden Lamb And Campus Inn

Mrs. Carl Banker hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at the Golden Lamb with guest Mrs. Herschel Williams. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen McGetchin, Mrs. Holly Taylor, and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Hall Cooper entertained 35 girls at the Campus Inn for Susan’s ninth birthday with square dancing and games. Mrs. Ray Law hosted the Get-Together bridge club on Friday.

Carl Banker Golden Lamb Herschel Williams Helen McGetchin Holly Taylor Williams Hall Cooper Campus Inn Susan Ray Law

Local residents and social notes from Middletown area

Wednesday callers visit Milburn Ferris home near Wilmington. Ann Sweny of Mi amisburg visits Don Sellers and William Dugan. Mrs. Clara Stacy, Mrs. Dunn, and Mrs. Dennis families visit near Franklin. Reed, Fry, and Mullinex groups call in Lytle. Girls Club recital by Miss Wilhelmina McLane pupils at Middletown Girls Club. Charles Sweney visits Anna Sweney near Lebanon. Local residents to join Friends and Neighbors farm council meeting January 25 near Lebanon. Ohio National Guards members Wynne Bradstreet, Robert Allen, Wilbur Florence leave for U S armed forces. W C T U to meet Friday at Mrs. W J Fox home.

I. B. Doyle Milburn Ferris Wilmington Ann Sweny Miamisburg Don Sellers William Dugan Clara Stacy Charles Sweny Robert Dunn Wendall Dennis Franklin Dunn Sarah Fry Charles Mullinex Ed Bunnell Lytle Carol Jean Dudley Marilyn Fry Wilhelmina McLane Middletown Charles Sweney Anna Sweney Lebanon Earl Fry Chalmer Brandenburg Curtis Beck Friends and Neighbors Farm Council Ray Swartz Wynne Bradstreet Robert Allen Wilbur Florence Springboro Ohio National Guards United States Armed Forces W.C.T.U W. J. Fox

Families Gather as Emrick and Fox Celebrate Visits

Mr and Mrs Lester Emrick of Cincinnati visited Saturday with their mother Mrs Eliza Emrick. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brixner of Dayton were Monday guests of Mrs Catherine Brixner and daughter Angela. Mr and Mrs James Fox and family hosted relatives Sunday for son Mike's birthday with Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilcox Mr and Mrs Hershal Smith Mr and Mrs Howard Ferst Mr and Mrs Amos Fox and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Woodard and families attending.

Earl Heaton Phyllis Tim Emley Bruce Shuey Cincinnati Bess Shuey Bonnie Sue Phelp Pearl Rogers Lorin Kratzer Joyce James L. Hughes James H. Barker James W. Hoover J. Robert Jay Montgomery County Coaches Association Dayton Lester Emrick Eliza Emrick Arthur Brixner Catherine Brixner Angela James Fox Mike Glenn Wilcox Hershal Smith Howard Ferst Amos Fox Kenneth Woodard

Local Social Notes and Guard Transfers

Mrs. Herbert Kramer spent Thursday with Mrs. George Armour in Overpeck. Pfc. Fred Wilson, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Wilson, is now attending cooking school at El Paso, Texas. All other National Guard members have been moved to Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, including James Imhoff and Dewey Stamper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirtly visited with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bluesman. Mrs. Harry Specht visited her sister Mrs. Betty Mitchell in Middletown Thursday. The Miami Book Club met.

Herbert Kramer George Armour Overpeck Pfc Fred Wilson A. M. Wilson el Paso Tex National Guard Indiantown Gap James Imhoff Dewey Stamper Charles Wirtly Simon Bluesman Harry Specht Betty Mitchell Middletown Miami Book Club

Valley Date Book listings for Wednesday and Thursday

Local notices schedule events in Lebanon Germantown Franklin Springboro West Elkton and Charter Oak. Bloodmobiles Cub Scout and CES meetings Legion and Lutheran church activities board meetings Garden Club and Lions Club banquets and school events listed with times and venues.

Lebanon Red Cross Memorial Hall North Mechanic and Silver Streets Germantown American Legion Post Legion Hall Franklin United Lutherans St. Paul's Lutheran Church Springboro W. J. Fox West Elkton Preble County Franklin High School Charter Oak Grange Grange Hall

Thursday Evening With Mrs. Joseph Kohn Event

Miss Martha Epp delivered a book report and Mrs. Gus Flickinger presented a poem during Thursday evening activities with Mrs. Joseph Kohn.

Joseph Kohn Martha Epp Gus Flickinger

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