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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1949
Page
7
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Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will not respond publicly to Francis Cardinal Spellman’s critique of her stance against federal funds for Catholic and private schools. Malvina Thompson said Mrs. Roosevelt will issue no comment, while Spellman’s letter accused her of anti Catholic discrimination.
Probate filings include Grace F. Chadwick of Fairfield Township naming Dorothy E. Flenner and Mildred C. James as executors. Estate tax of 183.48 assessed on Margaret Kelley for Frank Kelley estate, Hamilton, with gross value 32780.65. Settlement reported for 1000 against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in James J. Dunaway estate. Crossings accident fatality Feb 28, 1947 at Caldwell St. Fifth district executors named for Alma Burton McQueary estate. Multiple divorces listed for neglect or cruelty. Grant included Velma Smith from LeRoy Smith for neglect and cruelty. Ruth Welsh from Thomas Welsh for neglect and wilful absence.
Middletown Postmaster Hilbert H. Martin told Kiwanians that the Post Office Department is the government agency near the people and urged a new Post Office building as a necessity due to rapid city growth since 1917. He cited Middletown’s 44,500 population as reported by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and noted plans for a larger facility. Captain Kenneth Sharp led a Q and A session as program chairman.
The Butler County Bar Association dinner dance at Elkis Country Club is canceled following the Thursday death of Karl Clark. Frederick A. Reister, the association president, said the event will be rescheduled with the date not yet fixed. Union Holds Outing at Brady Lake for 5000 People.
Advertises pattern 882 for matched bedroom and bath linens with 44 by 12 inch motif transfers and crochet options. Details proceed through Laura Wheeler improved patterns with charts, photos, and concise directions. Respond with twenty cents for pattern to Middletown Journal Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 169 Old Chelsea New York.
Elmer Piersall 26 of 617 West Ninth Ave suffered a head cut when a taxi driver allegedly struck him after Piersall told the man to stop flirting with his wife Alma. The incident occurred near the Central Store on Central Ave this afternoon. Piersall was treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
A Middletown firm led by Russell E Weatherwax, Russell S Weatherwax Sr, and C E Burke announced the incorporation of Rusmar Inc with 50 shares at $100 par. The new company flags the Russmark subdivision on Aberdeen Drive near Wildwood Golf Course, an 18-lot development. The plat gained final City Commission approval a month earlier after Planning Commission approval.
Fire Company No 1 answered an alarm at 138 North Main Street at 1 30 p m Friday when a gas leak in a kitchen pipe ignited. The blaze burned out before firefighters arrived, causing no reported damage. In Columbus a separate fatal crash killed Harold M Dixon 52, state auditor’s office examiner. Dixon formerly served as school superintendent at Westerville and Johnstown.
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