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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1951
Page
3
Poem reflects a parent's plea to slow growing up of a child with dreams of simple joys and family comfort. The speaker questions the child’s sleep thoughts of ponies, puppets, and ponytails, then prays the baby remains innocent and cherished in a loving home.
Fraternal Order of Eagles members initiate a 30-second silent prayer for peace at all civic gatherings. Thomas Faeta of Middletown Aerie 528 says prayer can help defeat Communism and prevent war. M. L. Brown, administrative director, notes mobilizing prayers as the universal aid.
The League of Women Voters will discuss Middletown housing at its meeting in the Girls Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. Local experts including G. W. Breil H. W. Starick and Lloyd Miller will address the group. All interested are welcome.
The Middletown American Red Cross chapter will hold its annual meeting on February 5 to review 1950 activities. Volunteer chairmen for production and supply nurse's aides grey-ladies canteen and motor service will present separate reports. Members contributing $1 or more last year may vote on 1951 officers. a by-laws change may be proposed. Meeting at 116 S Main at 7 p.m.
Col H. H. Theis chief of the Ohio Military District said about 200 field grade Army Reserve officers from across the United States have been activated in the last six months for their critical professional or military skills.
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Ohio State Highway Director T. J Kauer said all highway projects will be screened by the Federal Bureau of Roads. The plan aims to assure bidders of sufficient material as the department opened 14 bids on 14 projects, with decisions pending the federal screening.
Governor Lausche appointed John W. Peck a 37 year old Cincinnati attorney as State Tax Commissioner at $9,000 a year succeeding C Emory Glander who resigned Peck formerly served as Lausches executive secretary in 1949 He will hold the post until a four year term begins after a four year term is set He is a World War I veteran lecturer on contracts and law instructor at the University of Cincinnati College of Law Married with three sons He and William C Bryant Columbus attorney were named to other state posts both take office Thursday
Akron contralto and former Metropolitan Opera star Miss Mary Van Kirk will perform in Detroit tonight, despite a broken left wrist suffered in a Monday driveway fall at her parents’ home. Estate notice lists Bessie McIntosh as executrix for William C. Steintosh with four month claim period. probate judge Oscar R. Leiser presiding.
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