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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
3
A federal jury in Connecticut ruled Vivien Kellems entitled to the return of funds seized from her bank accounts as a penalty for not withholding income tax from her employees. The verdict covers wilfulness by Kellems and her brother, while the broader tax law remains upheld.
The verdict found the acts not wilful but done to challenge the withholding law in court. Miss Kellems stopped income tax payments in February 1948, saying if the government wanted her to collect taxes she should provide a badge and salary.
Harold W. Goetz Jr. of 1 North Main St. is among 32 Ohio residents listed by the Ohio State Board of Examiners of Architects as licensed. The action follows a four day reexamination covering design, specifications and office practice, allowing licensed individuals to design structures meeting building codes.
A Middletown couple and a Miamisburg couple filed suit in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court against Dayton builder Alfred J. Stahl doing business as A J Stahl Home Construction Company. They seek receivership and recovery of down payments amid claims of uncompleted homes and extra charges.
At least eight Middletown ministers will attend the 32nd annual Ohio Pastor's Convention in Columbus from January 9 to February 1. Sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches, the event includes dinners, committee meetings, Memorial Hall sessions, and a fellowship dinner. Speakers will include eight pastors from twelve churches recognized by Christian Century as outstanding. Attendees from Middletown include Rev. Kenneth S. Lesarey, Rev. H. H. Jung, Rev. R. W. Galloway, Rev. John J., Rev. Sidney C. McCammon, Rev. R. E. Taylor, Rev. Fletcher E. Shoup, and Dr. E. R. Turner.
Vital Statistics records show a series of newborns: Neal couple at 1812 Clarendon Ave welcomed a girl yesterday. Clutch at 1921 Fernwood St welcomed a girl today. Moore of Monroe welcomed a boy today. Ford of Wes Elkton welcomed a girl today. Out-of-town Jack Sweet of St Petersburg Fla welcomed a boy Wednesday. maternal grandparents R W Leight of Columbia Ave noted.
The record lists individuals with medical statuses and locations including Casper Street surge yical cases Mrs Raymond Frazier Yan kee Road and others from North Clinton Street Park Street and Middletown routes. Several family relations are noted with surgical or medical statuses and one entry for Wilford Palmer Yankee Road is marked DISMISSED.
Gloria Swanson wins Celebrity Service Inc. top honor after retirement comeback in Sunset Boulevard. The list of most requested figures for 1950 includes Tallulah Bankhead Dwight D Eisenhower John Hershey Faye Emerson William Boyd Margaret Truman Phil Rizzuto Carol Channing and Gian Carlo Menotti.
Paul Kordenat was named president of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and Adults at the monthly meeting. Charles Marmeier became vice president with Miss Mary Hopkins as recording secretary and Mrs. Mildred Branch as executive secretary, Sheldon Burns as treasurer. A $50 donation from the Perky Kaffee Klatch Club of Middletown was received. meetings will be held the fourth Wednesday each month at 7:30 p.m. at 116 High St. Hamilton.
Police report a Middletown Service Company truck driven by Eugene Crockett age 29 and a car driven by Nathan Johnson age 37 collided at Fourteenth Ave and Curtis St in Dayton. Damage estimated at 125 dollars. No injuries.
Clayton Blanton 22 of 208 Burton Rd was charged with larceny for allegedly taking a $29.95 electric tan from 1379 Central Ave. He was arrested at a restaurant by Detective Roy Crout and Patrolman Robert Trimble after a prowler call at 901 Crawford St. Walter Sallee 42 of 204 Garfield St faced a careless driving charge via warrant and will appear in traffic court Saturday. More than 70 percent of U S families own automobiles.
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