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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1951
Page
7
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The narrator considers redecorating as plans to freshen the house unfold. While desiring a new paint job, they notice smudges and fingerprints from a growing sister, recalling pleasant memories that decorators may erase.
Phoenix report says Bem Hogan withdrew with intestinal influenza during the Phoenix Open after leading with a 65 in the first round. Chick Harbert stretched a two stroke edge in the third round with a 76 following a 66, as Mangrum and Little trailed.
Claire Doran, 27, from Ohio, defeated medalist Marjorie Lindsay 2 and 1 to reach the Doherty Amateur semi finals in Miami. The Cleveland native has come close before, runner up at Augusta Titleholders and Western Open semis, with Betsy Rawls awaiting in the next round and potential finals against Polly Riley or Pat O Sullivan.
Muskingum College overwhelmed Ohio Northern 86-42 to boost its season record to 13-3. The Muskies led 43-13 at halftime as five players reached double figures. Other Ohio college scores included West Virginia State over Wilberforce 59-45 and Youngstown State defeating Geneva 92-68. Tiffin topped Indiana Tech 75-40.
The Middie swimming team aims for a second straight win as it faces Dayton YMCA at 7 p.m. at the Dayton Y pool. Coach Harry Holiday’s squad, coming off a win over Richmond Indiana, has reduced times in practice.
Beverly Baker of Santa Monica Calif and Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio advance to the South Florida Tennis Championships women’s division final in West Palm Beach. Baker beat Nancy Morrison 6-1 6-2 in the semi and Alas tair Martin 6-0 6-0 in quarters. Fry defeated Edith Hasler 6-0 6-1 in the semi after a 6-0 6-1 win over Jo Dunm.
Wayne High wins its fifth Butler County League game defeating Fairfield 54 to 45 on a strong fourth quarter rally. Fairfield reserves beat Wayne seconds 41 to 33 in the preliminary.
Kid Gavilan from Havana scored a decision over Paddy Young of New York in a 146 pound matchup. Fra Norman Thompson stopped Vince Scarpari in Palm Beach while Bel Flanagan outpointed a San Francisco opponent.
Indiana the Big Tens only undefeated team aims for its sixth straight win as fifth ranked Hoosiers host Minnesota at Bloomington. Northwestern meets winless Purdue at Evanston and Michigan State faces Ohio State at Columbus with Ohio State trying to halt a five game skid.
A Los Angeles Mirror poll shows Tay Brown leading a list of contenders to succeed Jeff Cravath as USC head coach. Brown gains 38 percent of votes, with Paul Brown 21 percent and Jimmy Helan 17 percent. Wyatt and Faurot follow, though Brown is seen as the favored internal choice.
The first 1951 honor roll at Roosevelt Junior High lists seventh grade students including Phyllis Forster Katherine Pritchett Julia Smith Ann Snethen Jimmy Anderson and many others. Eighth grade names Melvin Lipton Jeannine Eisele John Fel edy Bob Griswold Frank Jones and more are also noted. Ninth grade includes Nancy Berkey Pat Burns Joyce Hackney and numerous peers across classes.
The Rev. Ernest Wintringham of Ohio Northern University will speak at Calvary Methodist Church on Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. His morning sermon is titled Christian Thinking in the Atomic Age. He previously led Euclid Methodist Church in Toledo and serves as chairman of the Conference Relations Committee of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church.
Hollie Hughes marks his 45th year as trainer for Sanford Stud now based in Hialeah. He previously saddled the winning George Smith in the 1916 Kentucky Derby for Sanford Stud.
Hollywood based Lauro Salas defeats Manuel Ortiz on points in a Mexican ring clash. Ortiz hails from El Centro California while Salas represents Oakland. The bout ends with Salas earning the decision over Ortiz.
Clarence E Long 64 of 400 N Broad St died in Hollywood Florida His body will arrive Jan 25 with services at Rigel Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery Interment Also Mary Jane Messer 67 of 902 Crawford St died Jan 25 Her services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Interment Woodside Cemetery Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Anna Bernice Wells 33 of Rt 1 Franklin Ohio died Jan 26 Funeral services at Jos R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Interment Woodside Cemetery
A Middletonian serving Middletown advertises wearly monuments and rock of ages dealer at 3611 Manchester Rd opposite Armco Park. Robert Konthier district manager lists markers monuments and mausoleums with satisfaction guaranteed and a contact at 616 7th Ave 23135.
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