Executive Board Plans Middletown Club Actions
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs executive board met at the Girls Club with Miss Bes Hoover presiding. They approved Charter Revision Committee recommendations for Middletown's city charter and announced the Southwest District conference in Middletown on October 26. The federation’s first meeting is September 28 in the Girls Club with Judge Charles Hoffman as guest speaker and Mrs C Thomson directing the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Bes Hoover
Middletown
Miss Hoover
Federation of Women's Clubs of Ohio
C. Thomson
Local births tallied from multiple households in city listings
Mr and Mrs George Williams report a boy at 1820 Grand Ave and several others welcome daughters and sons this week. Families include Estil Collins 1607 Central Ave Milford Dennis 1608 Philadelphia St Charles Fisher Trenton Norval McGraw 2700 Jefferson Rd Jerry Salyer Dayton Homer Stevenson Middletown route 2 Frank Bates Middletown route 2 Sanford Henderson 706 Eighteenth Ave Benjamin Hunter 820 Ninth Ave plus an out of town birth in Hartford Conn. Nylon carpets from Jefferson Carpets touted as moth resistant for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Dennis
Philadelphia St
Charles Fisher
Trenton
Norval McGraw
Jefferson Rd
Jerry Salyer
Dayton
Homer Stephenson
Middletown
Frank Bates
Sanford Henderson
Eighteenth Ave
Benjamin Hunter
Ninth Ave
Henry Clarke
Lauretta Slifer
New York City
Hartford Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Co. M. Slifer
Jefferson
Notices for meetings and photos must reach editor timely
Society editor must receive reports of club lodge and church meetings and social events by 10 30 a m the day after the event to appear in the paper Photographs for Sunday editions must be in the office by Thursday noon to be used
Hospital Notices List of Surgeries and Medicines
In The Hospital Donald and Richard Armstrong sons of Mr and Mrs Donald Armstrong of South Clinton Street underwent surgery. Delaine Dohn daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dohn of Douglas Street had surgery. Mrs Raymond Davis of Waynesville Route 2 medical. Robert Millard Jr of Franklin medical. Harold Anness of Fifteenth Avenue surgery. William Kreager of Grand Avenue surgery. Etta Hefflin daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland Hefflin of Grand Avenue surgery. Gary Payton son of Mr and Mrs Melville Payton of Navaho Street medical. Mrs Thomas Hudson of Waneta Street medical. Robert Brown of Germantown Route 1 medical. Dave Hollon of Oxford State Road medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald and
Richard Armstrong
Donald Armstrong
South Clinton St
Delaine Dohn
William Dohn
Douglas St
Surgical
Raymond Davis
Waynesville
Robert Millard, Jr
Franklin
Harold Anness
Fifteenth Ave
William Kreager
Grand Ave
Etta Hefflin
Garland Hefflin
Gary Payton
Melville Payton
Navaho St
Thomas Hudson
Waneta St
Robert Brown
Germantown
Dave Hollon
Oxford State Rd
Local Residents Named in Community Notices
Vern Keister of Germantown, Mrs. Lawrence Hannah of Elmo PI, Ruth Ann Stamper daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Stamper of Dixie Heights, Mrs. Charles Bailey of Eaton, Rico Ingram of Minnesota Ave, Mrs. Glen White of Franklin, Mrs. George Neal of Grenada, Miss Louise Stahl of South Main St, Mrs. H C Monson Jr of Eldora Dr are listed in this community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Keister
Germantown
Lawrence Hannah
Elmo PI
Ruth Ann Stamper
Chester Stamper
Dixie Heights
Charles Bailey
Eaton
Rici Ingram
Minnesota Ave
Glen White
Franklin
George Neal
Grenada Ave
Louise Stahl
South Main St
H. C. Monson, Jr
Eldora
Mayflower Past Councilors Install New Officers
Mayflower Past Councilors met at Mrs Otis Cains home with installation of officers as the highlight. Installed were Mrs Gerald Fagan president Mrs Velma Conrad vice president Mrs Bess Barnes treasurer Mrs Joe Ditmeyer recording secretary Mrs Viewe Click senior assistant recording secretary Next meeting set for August 19 at Mrs Adolph Roberts Hughes Street home A delicious lunch was served later. An optical radar for surveying earth surfaces has been developed using light pulses and travel time to measure distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Otis Cain
Gerald Fagan
Velma Conrad
Bess Barnes
Joe Ditmeyer
Viewe Click
Adolph Roberts
Hughes St
Engagement announced at Deger home for Mayda Deger
At a family dinner held at 611 Clark Street Mr and Mrs Clarence Deger announced the engagement of their eldest daughter Mayda to Thomas J Sauers son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Sauers of 2117 Central Avenue Mayda is a Middletown High School graduate employed by Gardner Richardson Company Thomas a Holy Trinity School graduate and World War II veteran who served 37 months in the Pacific and also works for Gardner Richardson Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Deger
Clark St
Mayda
Thomas J. Sauers
Patrick W. Sayers
Central Ave
Miss Deger
Middletown High School
Gardner Richardson Company
Holy Trinity School
Sayers
Gardner-Richardson Company
Community Meetings and Luncheon Events Noted
Unity Council to meet at Knights of Malta Hall this evening with Mrs. J. W. Pearce residing. Silver Link Council No 223 Daughters of America to meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Visitors from Dayton expected. Forest Hills Country Club hosts Ladies Day luncheon and bridge tomorrow with luncheon served at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council
Knights of Malta
J. W. Pearce
Silver Link Council No
Daughters of America
Dayton
Forest Hills Country Club
Personal notes on visits and a minor burn incident
Kenneth Aldridge and Kenneth Shaffer of Woodlawn flew to Springfield to visit Miss Pat Smith. Michael Lawson aged year suffered second degree burns when a coffee pot tipped onto him. Thelma Jackson completed a Northwest tour from Chicago to Los Angeles returning via the Grand Canyon. Mrs Emery Hall and family and Mrs Charles Garrett returned from Berea Kentucky after attending their grandfather H K Richardson’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Aldridge
Iglehart St
Kenneth Shaffer
Woodlawn
Springfield
Pat Smith
Michael
Clarence Lawson
Wayne Ave
Thelma Jackson
Auburn St
Chicago
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canadian Rockies
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Emery Hall
West Middletown
Charles Garrett
East Central Ave
Berea
H. K. Richardson
Commission Head At Ohio Mayors Meeting
Marvin D. Clark chairman of the City Commission attends a Lorain Ohio meeting of the Ohio Mayors to discuss municipal finances and related problems. He will attend Mayor's Day on July 31 in Toledo for talks on municipal issues and recent legislation affecting cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin D. Clark
Lorain
Ohio
Clark
Toledo
Gas firm officials dispute FPC shortage ruling in Midwest
Ohio Fuel Gas Company officials said they disagreed with the Federal Power Commission conclusion that Midwest gas shortages are more critical than in the Appalachian area. The remark followed the commission cutting 25 million cubic feet daily deliveries to the firm from the Panhandle Eastern Pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Federal Power Commission
Midwest
Appalachian
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
New Recipe For Traffic Jam
Wayne Hellenga of Three Oaks Michigan loaded his truck with red rasp berries black raspberries currants dewberries and apples. The ton and a half truck overturned on Highway 41 north of Waukegan causing traffic jam but Hellenga was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
Wayne Hellenga
Three Oaks
Mich
Highway 41
Were
Hellenga
Middletown Safety Council Plans Public Recreation Film
The Safety Council led by Paul F. Wilson plans a 10 to 14 minute safety film on safe recreation in Middletown. The crew includes W S Geckeler Florence Powell George Crout and Andrew Roper. Cost may be as low as 35 with volunteers and a local camera hobbyist as head cameraman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hollywood
Safety Council
Paul F. Wilson
Civic Association
W. S
Steve’’ Geckeler
Florence Powell
George Crout
Andrew’ Roper
Roosevelt
Geckeler
Wilson
Hamilton Safety Council
Alma Long obituary in Mt Sterling ties circle of family
After an eight month illness Alma Long wife of Clay Long of Mt. Sterling Kentucky died at 4 a m Tuesday at her home. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 p m with burial in Mt Sterling. She leaves husband three children Donald Judy and Charlotte her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Bolen and a sister Mrs Thelma Eubank of Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Long
Clay Long
Mt. Sterling
Jack Bolen
Donald
Judy
Charlotte
Joseph Bolen
Thelma Eubank
Mrs Amanda S Moon obituary notes 10 children
Mrs Amanda S Moon widow of William H Moon died early Tuesday at Middletown Hospital after a six week illness. Born near Cambridge Illinois September 3 1872 she was daughter of John and Elizabeth Rubeck Swedish pioneers who moved to Nebraska. She lived in Middletown Dayton and returned in 1907. She belonged to several orders and was mother of ten children with six living Norman W Moon N P Donesa Mrs Walter W Marvis Bernal R Moon Harold E Moon and Mrs K D Conklin. The family will receive friends after 2 pm Wednesday J D Riggs Funeral Home. Imperial Court Amaranth will hold services 7 30 pm Wednesday. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda S. Moon
William H. Moon
Middletown Hospital
Cambridge
Ill
John
Elizabeth Rubeck
Nebraska
Middletown
Alice Phoebe Carey
Daughters of Union Veterans
Imperial Court Order of Amaranth
Norman W. Moon
Columbus
N. P. Donesa
Washington, D. C
Walter W. Marvis
Dayton
Bernal R. Moon
Harold E. Moon
K. D. Conklin
Death of Charles A Short in Middletown
Charles A Short 43 of 4905 Miami Shore Dr Dayton died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. He leaves a widow Mary and daughter Barbara Ann and eight Middletonians among siblings and half siblings. Funeral Thursday 2 pm First Church of God Crawford St with Revs Forrest Mullin. burial Woodside cemetery. Visitation Brugh Funeral Home Miamisburg Tuesday evening and at brother Courtney’s home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Short
Miami Shore
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Ora Foster
Church of God
Crawford St
Lebanon Man Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack at Home
Lee Smith 41 a Production Plating Works employee for 18 years died at his South East Street home Sunday midnight of a heart attack. Native of Clarksville he will be buried in Lebanon Cemetery after services by Rev. J. Taylor McHendry at Oswald Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Surviving are his wife Bertha five daughters Joyce Peggy Bonnie Judy and Janie and son Robert two sisters Mrs Cral Kamps Lebanon Mrs James Tatman Ludington Mich five brothers William Harveysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lee Smith
South East St
Clarksville
J. Taylor McHendry
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Bertha
Joyce
Peggy
Bonnie
Judy
Janie
Robert
Cral Kamps
James Tatman
Ludington
Mich
William
Harveysburg
One Year Enlistments Open For Eighteen Year Olds
Eighteen year olds may enlist in the U S Army for one year starting tomorrow. The one year hitch exempts them from the new draft law and requires after service either six years in inactive reserve or four years in an active unit such as the National Guard. Eligibility is limited to those over 18 and not yet 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
T. S. Robert Robitshek
Army
Central Ave
National Guard
Robitschek
Daily Newspaper Price To Go Up Prediction
The AP reports at the 20th mechanical conference of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in Pittsburg that the price of a daily newspaper will rise from five cents in the not too distant future. Wall Street Journal comptroller T F Mowle says most papers now charge five cents and urges readers to prepare for a ten cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Newspaper Publishers Association
T. F. Mowle
The
Wall Street Journal
Hummel Orders Ballots Held in Ohio Nomination Fight
Canton Ohio. Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel places ballots in legal custody after a three month recount battle for the Democratic state representative nomination. Candidates Joseph A. DuBar and John R. Hoffman contend victory as Hoffman plans to seek a court tally of 28 disputed precinct ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Edward J. Hummel
Joseph A. DuBar
John R. Hoffman
Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Truman and Dewey Picked At Birmingham Convention
Truman and Dewey were chosen at Birmingham after Democrats adopted Truman civil rights plank in Philadelphia. Strom Thurmond predicted carrying most southern states with Wright. Wallace Third Party supporters prepare for Philadelphia session focusing on Russia and the atom bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Truman
Philadelphia
Columbia
S. C
Thurmond
Wright
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Dewey and Clarksville Figures In Indiana Notes
Local mentions include Dewey in Clarksville and references to Guy Rushville Indiana Theodore and Clayton Lebanon with unclear connections. Readership sees scattered place names and possible人物 fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Clarksville
Guy Rushville
Indiana
Theodore
Clayton
Lebanon
Deaths last night by Associated Press Washington
Elmer L expert in the art of handwriting and treasury enforcement for 40 years a government investigator and nemesis of Al Capone dies in Washington. Bushrod H Spencer 85 educator handwriting expert and descendant of Platt Roger Spencer dies in Paterson New Jersey. Born in McConnellyville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Elmer L
The
Treasury
al Capone
Kansas City
Milwaukee Attorney Dahlman Dies at 72
Milwaukees long time attorney Louis A. Dahlman aged 72 and father of Mrs Jane Dahlman Ickes wife of former Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes is noted in an obituary section. Dahlman practiced law for fifty years and was a prominent figure in local legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Louis A. Dahlman
Jane Dahlman Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
College youths plan world tour from roulette winnings
Albert Hibbs and Roy Walford, two college graduates who beat roulette wheels in Reno and Las Vegas, said they will finance a five year around the world research trip. They plan to buy a seaworthy schooner in New York and study tropical medicine biology zoology and botany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reno
Las Vegas
Albert R. Hibbs
Roy L. Walford
Hibbs
Chillicothe, C
California Institute of Technology
Gree
University of Chicago
Walford
San Diego
Cal
Monte Carlo
Franklin Council confirms Franklin Planning Commission appointments
Franklin Council confirmed for appointment Thomas E. Barnhart Walter Fitts and Estel Wright to the new Planning Commission. The body approved a $50 350 budget for the coming year and sent it to the Warren County Budget Commission. An ordinance setting wage schedules for the Chief of Police and officers was adopted. Discussion covered possible land purchase for a new street to the Harrison addition and East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Planning Commission
J. T. Riley
Thomas E. Barnhart
Walter Fitts
Estel Wright
Warren County Budget Commission
Harrison Addition
East Sixth St
Ohio police union seeks 40 hour week and pension reform
The Ohio Fraternal Order of Police at its 14th annual meeting proposed a 40 hour work week and changes to state police pensions. Current retirement age of 52 would be lowered to match new entrance rules, and 115 communities now excluded would be added to pension benefits. Delegates include Middletown patrolmen Sam Moore and Herbert Fawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio Fraternal Order of Police
Sam Moore
Middletown
Herbert Fawley
Forecasting Solar Storms Within Fifteen Minutes
Scientists announce that magnetic storms from sunspots can now be forecast within fifteen minutes of their onset, enabling earlier disruption warnings for global radio communications.
Municipal Court Fines For Careless Driving and Disorderly Conduct
Leonard Bush, 22, of Fleming Road, fined 10 dollars and given a 30 day license suspension after appearing before Acting Judge Richard Wilmer for allegedly running a red light and driving carelessly. Allen Saunders, 27, of Eighteenth Avenue, fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct by fighting. Four others cited for intoxication collectively fined 90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bush
Fleming Rd
Richard Wilmer
Bush
Allen Saunders
Eighteenth Ave
Longview Club Plans Saturday Party by Social Service League
Longview arrangements for a Saturday party were set at a meeting of the Longview Social Service League hosted by Mrs. William Call. The Cooperettes chairwoman Mrs. Black Little will oversee the event with lunch and gift wrapped soap from the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Donations include meat from Mayers cigarets from the Co op Club sugar from Max Stamper and coffee from Reedy's store. A strong response to bulletins for Midtown organizations was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Longview Social Service League
William Call
Moore St
Cooperettes
Black Little
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mayers
Co-op Club
Max Stamper
Reedy
Middletown
Franklin High to Offer Driver Training Course
Franklin Board approves a new driver training course for next year at Franklin High School. James W. Alley named instructor and begins preparation while Ross Motor Company of Middletown supplies a Ford car with dual controls for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin High School
Board of Education
James W. Alley
Alley
Ross Motor Company of
Middletown
Springboro School Board Member Ellis McClure Resigns
Ellis McClure announced his resignation from the Springboro Board of Education on Tuesday with no reason given. The board's clerk said all fall teachers are hired except a music teacher, noting Betty Neilson was hired to replace Barbara Hartsock in third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Ellis McClure
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Gerald Merman
Benney Seles
House OF Errors
Harry Langdon
Charles Rogers
Marian March
NEW Boats
Commission
Ohio Mayors Meeting
FPC
Middletown Film Libraries
Wilbraham Rd
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Amandas. Moon
Hummel
Truman, Dewey
Sara Schmitz
DR. Hatoff
DR. Hatschek
Oakland
Calif
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Franklin Group
Longview Party
Franklin Board
Gray
N. ¥. C. Railroad
Castell
Wellesley Shop
Central Dial
Reeves
Jewelers, Inc
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