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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1950

Page

2

New Colonial Theater To Present Premiere Picture On August 4

Middletown plans a grand reopening for the Colonial at 7 South Main Street formerly the Sorg opera house. Dwight Kirk of the Northic Theater Corporation announced August 4 opening with Samson and Delilah as the first run feature. The theater seats about 800 with modern decor in green red and gold and includes a new marquee lobby and concession stands. Doors open at 1 p.m. with showtime at 1:15 daily and prices range from 25 to 60 cents depending on age and time.

New Colonial Theater Middiewwn Dwight Kirk Northic Theater Corporation Kirk South Main St Sorg Opera House Middletown Paramount Strand Spencer Tracy Elizabeth Tedice S Pam Samson and Deilish

At the Movies Paramount Shows Damned Don t Cry

Paramount screens The Damned Don t Cry with Joan Crawford and David Brian at 1 15 3 20 5 30 7 40 and 9 45 p m Letter to Three Wives features Jeanne Crain Linda Darnell Ann Southern and Kirk Douglas at 1 15 4 45 and 8 15 p m Canon City with Scott Brady Jeff Corey at 3 00 6 30 and 10 90 p m

Paramount Joan Crawford David Brian Jeanne Crain Linda Darnell Ann Southern Kirk Douglas Canon City Scott Brady Jeff Corey

Two Reservists Receive Orders For Active Duty

Middletown Naval Reservists Louis Kneznich and Donald L. Keyser are recalled to active duty and must report to Cincinnati for transfer to Great Lakes Illinois by August 14. Lt Commander W J Tross said more members of the Hamilton unit will be called up, with seven in the first group including Blevins Rohrkemper and Fallang.

Middletown Cincinnati Great Lakes Ill W. J. Tross Hamilton Naval Reserve Middletonians Louis Kneznich Central Ave Donald L. Keyser Wilbraham Rd Fourth Naval District Philadelphia Hamilton Joseph R. Blevins Ralph C. Rohrkemper Kerman Orville W. Fallang Oxford Naval Reserve

Toastmasters Meet Thursday in Middletown Hotel

Middletown's Toastmaster Club meets Thursday evening at the Manchester Hotel for four scheduled speeches by Don Van Dassall Earl Billman Robert McIntyre and Lee Wildermuth. Session officials include George Holtz as toastmaster William Johnson topicmaster Guy Reibel critic James Martin grammarian Jack Dean evaluator and James Davis time keeper. In parts of New England deer are regarded as garden pests and will eat vegetables down to the roots.

Middletown Toastmaster Club Manchester Don van Ausdall Earl Billman Robert McIntyre Lee Wildermuth George Holtz William Johnson Guy Reibel James Martin Jack Dean James Davis New England

Ebright Addresses Butler GOP Club Night in Hamilton

Don Ebright, Ohio gubernatorial candidate, told over 180 Butler County Young Republicans that 1990 will be a campaign of issues, not personalities. He urged party unity, increased voter turnout, and stronger school funding as 50,000 new students enter classrooms. Clinton Kemp acted as toastmaster as five new Young Republican clubs installed officers.

Don H. Ebright Ohio Butler County Hamilton Ebright Proram Clinton Kemp John Lloyd, Jr Ohio A Republican League Billi Eberhardt Richard Berridge Hamilton Women's Club Gil Peterson Middletown W. T. Thorn Carl Engel, Jr Southwest County Club

Police Briefs Include Assault Charge In Dayton

Eugene Fowles 38 of 113 Sears St Dayton charged with assault and battery in a warrant signed by Mollie Williams of 1613 Garfield St He was already in jail on an intoxication charge Entered at 316 Garfield St a screen was attempted to be removed from a window Floyd Miller 15 of 216 State St reported theft of a bicycle license 1076 Walter Manning 51 of 105 North Sutphin St reported $75 car damage when another car backed into his vehicle at First Ave and Main St previously on Monday.

Eugene Fowles Sears St Dayton Mollie Williams Garfield St Fowles Charles Alexander Floyd Miller State St Walter Manning North Sutphin St Manning First Ave Main St

Obituary for infant Charles R. Arnold Jr. dies in Middletown

The six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Arnold of 2310 Erie Ave. died this morning at 9 18 at Middletown Hospital after a lingering illness. Surviving are a sister Sharon at home the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boxwell and the paternal grandmother Mrs. Gilbert Gable all of Middletown. Funeral arrangements by Schramm Funeral Home are incomplete.

Charlies R. Arnold, Jr Charles H. Arnold Erie Ave Middletown Hospital Sharon Arthur Boxwell Gilbert Gable Middletown Schramm Funeral Home

Infant Cowgill Dies Shortly After Birth in Woodsdale

Jennifer Ann Cowgill infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Cowgill of Woodsdale died shortly after birth at 106 today at Middletown Hospital. She is survived by her parents and sister Dorothy Ellen. Friends may call after 730 p.m. today at Baker Funeral Home. Graveside services 230 p.m. tomorrow at Mennonite Cemetery in Woodsdale.

Woodsdale Jennifer Ann Cowgill Richard Cowgill Middletown Hospital Dorothy Ellen Baker Funeral Home Mennonite Cemetery

Civitan Club hears Franklin pastor on labor in America

The Rev. Herbert Gessner of First Baptist Church Franklin spoke at the Middletown Civitan Club meeting in the Manchester Hotel on labor's role in America and God in labor relations. President George Pierce announced the August 15 gathering will move to LeSourdsville Lake for an evening event.

Herbert Gessner First Baptist Church Franklin Middletown Civitan Club Manchester Gessner America George Pierce LeSourdsville Lake

Middletown Journal Vacation Circulation Ad

The Middletown Journal promotes summer delivery as a pleasant vacation feature. A weekly 35¢ rate postpaid in the U.S. A. Readers are asked to call 23611 to enroll for Mail Circulation.

U.S. A

Armco Plans $1.5 Million Expansion at Zanesville Plant

Armco Steel chairman Charlies R Hook announced a $1.5 million expansion of the Zanesville plant. Engineers have completed design and construction has begun with completion expected within the year. The project will boost capacity and create over 100 new permanent jobs to meet rising demand for Armco Electric Steel produced in Zanesville.

Charlies R. Hook Armco Steel Corporation Ite Zanesville Hook Aanaca Armco Zanes Hook

Street Improvement Plans For East End Drafted

Tentative estimates for street enhancements around the new Wilson Elementary School on Highview Road were prepared by R A Pochel city as it was announced. The plan totals 125000 dollars and covers sidewalks curbs tiers and upgrades to Central Avenue Grand Avenue and adjacent arterials. A discussion on cost apportionment and delay risks was foreshadowed by City Attorney Radtzmann amid a sparsely attended meeting with several commissioners absent.

Wilson Highview Rd R. A. Pochel Board of Education Fred J. Schatzmann Law Central Ave Grand Ave View Radtzmann Central Grand C. B. Stiles Ross A. Hill Schatzmann

Parents Warned as Middletown Stadium Construction Proceeds

Elmo Lingrel, director of athletics, urged parents to keep children away from the Barnits Field stadium site while erection continues. Youths have been seen climbing the steel shell rows with no guard rails and holes for light towers pose fall and injury risks. Authorities describe the area as still under construction and hazardous for play.

Barnits Field Middletown Elmo Lingrel Lingrel

Independent Union Formed by Prior Products Employees

An independent union is organized at Prior Products Inc on Atco Ave George Sorrell, an employee, says he was elected president. Thomas Clark is vice president Leonard Yarber secretary treasurer Gordon Stalls trustee Bish op Lykins trustee. Sorrell will seek an NLRB election in Cincinnati. A letter was presented to the company seeking bargaining rights. The firm has been nonunion for over two years since the CIO United Steelworkers Union dissolved. A 10 man organizing committee started the plans.

Rell Sorrell Thomas Clark Leonard Yarber Gordon Stalls Bishop Lykins Cincinnati National Labor Relations Board

Pilotless Plane Crashes at Middletown Airport

A pilotless Air couple model crashed Tuesday afternoon at Hook Field Middletown. Owner Chester Williams 22 of 2006 Grand Ave started the engine with throttle open and escaped injury as the plane plunged near the hydraulic canal. Other owners named Ray Palmer Jim Hayes and Lloyd Sink.

Middletown Ray Palmer Garden Ave Jim Hayes Carolina St Lloyd Sink Auburn St

Local births reported from multiple families

Mr and Mrs Paul Clark of 202 Roosevelt Ave welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Slusher of Lebanon welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Peck of 1602 Plum St welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Larsson of 2104 Grand Ave welcomed a boy today. Mr and Mrs Robert Vogel of 16 North Leibee St welcomed a girl today.

Paul Clark Roosevelt Ave Robert Slusher Lebanon Elmer Peck Plum St Thomas Larsson Grand Ave Robert Vogelgang North Leibee St

Hospital Notices and Girl Scout Camp Closure

The report lists patients at The Hospital including Mrs. Thomas Tincher Mrs. Walter Bratcher Mrs. Caney Slone Michael Mayer and others with surgical or medical conditions. Dismissed patients include Mrs. William Fox Nathaniel Arnold and several others. The Monday Tuesday Girl Scout Day Camp session concluded for the summer and the Thursday Friday session will close Friday. Miss Peggy Richardson praised the campers and called the year a success.

Thomas Tincher Warren Rd Surgical Walter Bratcher Wayne Ave Caney Slone Pershing Ave Michael Mayer Robert Mayer Kunz Ave Robert C. Canorr First Ave Carol Taylor Roland Taylor Manchester Ave Anna Fryman West Middletown Peggy Richardson Richardson

Rotarians Hear Phone Official at Middletown Meeting

Middletown Rotarians heard a talk titled Look Under the Labels by C. Poleni assistant vice president of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company Poleni a Cleveland resident was sponsored by Hugh a local manager of Ohio Bell.

Middletown C. ©. Poleni Ohio Bell Telephone i Company Poleni Cleveland Hugh Ohio Ell

Annual Rotary Report Mailed

The Rotary Club of Middletown mailed its annual report to 120 members. Highlights include a 95 percent attendance rate, 65 members with no absences, 20 with attendance at least per cent, and a $279.71 donation to county crippled children. The club also supported Middle town Tennis Club Salvation Army Picnic Christmas seal Cancer Society World Affairs Institutes, hosted 42 visiting Rotarians and 153 guests, and saw roughly 1,900 attend three special meetings. The year’s total visitors and guests reached 1,884. The text notes the Africa Gold Coast population at about four million.

Ddletown Rotary Club Rotary International Middletown Salvation Cencer Society The World Affairs Tnstitutes

Relief cash ends for Franklin County aid

Franklin County welfare funds will be used only for food. Poor relief clients will receive grocery orders and surplus commodities instead of cash. Rents and utilities payments are discontinued due to limited funds, says Welfare Department Director Robert P. Smith.

Columbus Franklin County Welfare Department Robert P. Smith

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