Middletown Postal Rates Rise on Friday and Pool Fluctuations
Beginning Friday Middletown residents face a four cent first class rate per ounce, with three cent postcards and seven cent airmail. The city pools report sparse attendance due to rain, though July shows some peak days with plans for Lifesaving and Kiwanis events. Postmaster Morton Taylor warns mail collected at 5 a.m. Friday will bear three cent stamps. after that, four cents applies, with penalties for insufficient postage.
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Carl Thomas
Middletown
International First Class
Ross Kramer
Pools
Morton L. Taylor
Post Office Department
Schermack Products Corp
Detroit
United States
Hospital Gears For Emergency Disaster Plan Prepared
Middletown Hospital, led by assistant administrator James Elder, races toward a comprehensive emergency disaster plan. The plan, tied to the American Hospital Association, will coordinate staff, casualty flow, and unit expansion to handle mass patient inflows and prevent panic.
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Middletown Hospital
James Elder
Elder
American Hospital Association
Hosptal
Edler
American Hospital Association Board of Trustees
Girl Scouts Host Swimming Party at Cape Stonybrook
Middletown Area Girl Scout Council officials invite employees and families to a swimming party next Saturday at the new pool in Cape Stonybrook. The event runs from 2 to 5 p.m. with Girl Scout leaders coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Civic Association
Cape Stonybrook
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Unmarked cruiser to fight sneaky drivers in Middletown
Middletown announces its first unmarked police cruiser to curb speeders and dangerous drivers. City officials cite rising traffic damages, note police watchdogs report higher obedience with unmarked cars, and warn the public to expect stealth patrols as a deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Joseph B. Blackmore
John J. King
New York City
Blackmore
Charles W. Thompson
Middletown Safety Council
Thompson
Journal
Weith
Spry Fiddler Builds His Own Violin Despite Criticism
George Davis, a 60 year luthier from Middletown, built his first violin after decades repairing violins. He learned by disassembling a Sears violin and, despite arthritis ending his barber career, completed the instrument with minimal parts from scratch and plans a second violin.
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George Davis
Lewis Sr
Journal
Thomas
Big Sandy
Brier Hopper Country
Davis
Lewis St
Clarence Jolliff
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Douglas
Eeen
Kramer
Pool
Yankee
Sunset Pool
Mike Hill
Yankee Pool
Larry Binnix
Larry
Bobby McFarland
Robin Childers
Bobby
Betty Bush
Rodman Price
Melody Norvell
Diana Manns
Barbara McCord
Ethel Reno
Asher
By Dave Burgin
Boby
Committee On Disaster Planning
Committee On Civil Defense
Committee On
National Committee
Miami Valley
Dayton
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
ED Edmiston
Police Department
Spry Fiddler Makes Violin
Lebanon
Art Sebald
Central Avenue
Third Street
Main Street
Sears Roebuck
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