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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1948

Page

2

Eagles Lead Drive for Adequate City Park Funding

Middletown Aerie No. 528 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will spearhead a city-wide effort to secure an adequate park program and funding. The lodge urges the City Commission to find ways to keep parks open the full season and to place a one mill levy on the November ballot to finance city parks, saying the current funding shortfall harms youth and risks park closures.

Middletown Cecil W. Dane Aerue Dane Lodge City Commission Cecil G. Butts Donald Butts Middletown Aerie Eagles Fraternal Order of Eagles Middletown Aerie No City Commission of Aerie Middletown Eagles

Ballot action on garbage contract at tonight's meeting

City Commission expected to place a garbage issue on the fall ballot tonight as Middletown Service Company contract nears August 1 expiry. Police sought unlicensed haulers violating the city ordinance. James Paige was arrested on a violation charge and was to appear in Municipal Court. A warning was issued banning private haulers from disposing at the city incinerator or Baltimore Street dump.

Middletown Service Company James Paige Walnut St Burton Rd Baltimore St

Honor Court Set Tonight For Scouters

Tonight Camp Hook hosts the annual Court of Honor presenting Tenderfoot to Eagle ranks before 500 attendees. Eagle winner Robert Moore of Troop 11 received national confirmation this week. Executive director Paul O Parker said the Mound Builders Area Council and Middletown district executives will attend, Franklin Rotary Club guests dine at 11 p.m., about 75 guests admitted. Co M Shera presides as Order of the Arrow members perform Indian dances.

Tenderfoot Camp Hook Robert Moore Troop 11 National Friends of Scouting Paul O. Parker Mound Builders Area Council Middletown Franklin Rotary Club

Street Sign Installation Delayed by Steel Post Shortage

City plans replace all street signs with black on white models for better night visibility. Fred J. Schatzmann, city attorney, said the project is delayed because steel posts are not yet available. Some signs have arrived but cannot be erected until posts are secured, with a full citywide switch hoped for in time.

Fred J. Schatzmann

SPEBSQSA Presents Harmony Circus at Middletown High

SPEBSQSA plans a Circus of Harmony to be staged October 16 in the Middletown High School auditorium. C J Apking names Robert Baker as general chairman and committees, with quartets performing in circus style led by the Pittsburghers, the international champions.

C. J. Apking Spebsqsa Circus of Harmony Middletown High School Apking Robert Baker

Safety lanes extend week long vehicle check

Extension of the safety check until August 7 was announced today with city police and state patrols continuing inspections for mechanical defects. Total cars checked reach 6,256 with 28 correction slips issued yesterday at Verity Parkway and Fourteenth Avenue.

Thomas D. Carmody Verity Pkwy Fourteenth Ave Dan Mahoney State Patrol A. O. Smith Wilmington Middletown

Franklin Man Sues for 2100 Over Auto Collision

Patrick O Malley of Franklin filed a damage suit in Common Pleas Court at Hamilton seeking 2100 from S E Satterfield of Knoxville Tennessee for an automobile collision on May 15 along Route 73 near the State Highway Department garage north of Middletown Butler County. The petition states Edward E Satterfield drove carelessly at a dangerous speed and failed to keep proper lookout, control, or lane position, causing the crash.

Patrick O'Malley Franklin Common Pleas Court Hamilton S. E. Satterfield Knoxville Tenn State Highway Department Middletown Butler County Edward E. Satterfield

Band Parents Name Officers At High School Club

Edward Bleedow was elected president of the newly organized Parents Band Club. Carl Jay becomes vice president and Mrs Russell Pence is secretary treasurer. The group voted to send the band to Boy Scout Camp August 22 for one week and will discuss further band camp plans at the next meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the high school.

Edward Bleedow Parents Band Club Carl Jay Russell Pence

Poasttown Grange Confers Degrees

Poasttown Grange obligated four candidates in the third and fourth degrees during a meeting last night. The candidates were Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Berco Daniels. A home economics report was given by Mrs. Norville Diver, local chairman.

Poasttown Grange D. O. Fisher Berco Daniels Norville Diver Pomona Riley Grange

Brooks Atkinson Arrives to Study Middletown Peace Plan

Brooks Atkinson editor of the New York Times arrives with his wife to study Middletown Citizens Committee and its World Peace plan. He will observe the Town Meeting but not speak, and plans to interview officials and residents about world affairs and the United Nations. He recently returned from a year in Russia and has warned of Soviet plans for cold war conquest.

Brooks Atkinson World News New York Times Middletown Citizens Committee Atkinson Miami Valley Chautauqua United Nations Organization Russia Congress U. N Security Council

Puppet Show At Barnitz Park On Friday Evening

Mrs. Marvin Clark will present a puppet show at 7 p.m. Friday at Barnitz Park Playground for youngsters and parents. Thursday night will feature wheel night with bicycles decorated in celebration.

Marvin Clark Barnitz Park

At the Movies Paramount Schedule One

Paramount presents midweek showings featuring Letter From An Unknown Woman with Joan Fontaine and Louis Jourdan at 1 15 4 10 7 05 10 p m Arthur Takes Over with Louis Collier and Richard Crain at 3 05 6 00 8 55 p m Butch Minds the Baby with Virginia Bruce and Dick Foran at 1 15 4 10 7 05 10 p m Ritz Brothers and Andrew Sisters at 2 50 5 45 8 40 p m Big Clock with Ray Milland and Maureen O Sullivan at 2 35 5 50 9 00 p m Trigger Man with Johnny Mack Brown and Virginia Carroll at 1 15 4 15 7 30 10 45 p m I ll Be Yours with Deanna Durbin and Tom Drake at 8 40 11 20 p m Body and Soul with John Garfield and Lilli Palmer at 8 30 11 p m

Joan Fontaine Louis Jourdan Arthur Louis Collier Richard Crain Butch Minds the Virginia Bruce Dick Foran Ritz Brothers Andrew Sisters Ray Milland Maureen O Sullivan Trigger Man Johnny Mack Brown Virginia Carroll Deanna Durbin Tom Drake John Garfield Lilli Palmer

Light Showers Still Forecast Amid Humidity and Tornado Warnings

Weather outlook remains unsettled with repeated forecasts of scattered showers and humid conditions. Residents weighed safety and comfort as temperatures rose from 67 early morning to 95 by evening, then cooled to 71 overnight and 78 by late morning today.

Two More Polio Cases Reported In Butler County

Butler County Infantile Paralysis foundation chair Charles Reuthe announced two additional polio cases today. George Brown, 12, of Rolling Mill Park, and three-year-old William Damm of Oxford were hospitalized in Cincinnati and Cincinnati area facilities. Earlier cases include James Deaton, 2, Dayton hospital admission, and Richard Lantis, 19, of Bethany. Reuthe cited ongoing evaluations for potential lasting effects. Preble County and Eaton cases referenced. Leslie George, 2, from Eaton, admission noted.

Butler County Charles Reuthe County Infantile Paralysis Foundation George Brown Mitchell Brown Sheridan Ave Rolling Mill Park Mercy Hospital Oxford William Damm Robert Damm Children's Hospital Cincinnati Reuthe James L. Deaton Isaac Deaton Garfield St Dayton Miami Valley Hospital Richard Lantis Clair Lantis Bethany Preble County Eaton Leslie George

Two Insured In Accidents In Middletown

Washington Caldwell at 325 North Main Street suffered an eye cut when the car driven by Elsie Caldwell struck a parked vehicle at Beech Street and Tytus Avenue. He was treated and released at Middletown Hospital. A second incident involved five year old Joe Mulligan who bruised his head after hitting a car on Fleming Road and Grimes Street. A third collision on Tytus Avenue at Germantown Road damaged both vehicles as William Caldwell stopped to pick up a hitchhiker.

Washington Caldwell N. Main St Elsie Caldwell Beech St Tytus Ave Caldwell Middletown Hospital John Olser Joe Mulligan Fleming Rd Julia Herge Curtis St Grimes St William D. Caldwell Clayton St Sam E. Welch Dayton Germantown Rd

Hadassah selects Stanley Cohen at Harrison Street gathering

During a special Hadassah meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Cohen on Harrison Street last night, Judea group leadership is chosen with Stanley Cohen named as future leader.

Hadassah Robert Cohen Harrison St Stanley Cohen Judea Group

Fire run at 20-A Veterans Village apartment

An overheated water heater in Clyde Bryant’s apartment at 20 A Veterans Village caused a fire run by Station 1 last night. Firemen reported no damage.

Clyde Bryant Veterans Village

Death of Hans Aillendorf Former restaurateur dies in Cleveland

Hans Aillendorf aged 66, a former restaurateur and caterer, died in Cleveland yesterday. His varied career included ownership of several eateries and a catering service. Services and arrangements were not announced.

Cleveland (Ap Hans Aillendorf

Whooping Cough Fatal To Child Delores Evans

Delores Evans two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pleas Evans Franklin Route 2 died this morning at home cause of death whooping cough Surviving include five sisters Anna May Helen Ada Diana Myrtle two brothers Edward and Elmer and grandparents Mr and Mrs William Heisel of Jackson County Ky Funeral services Saturday at 10 am Baptist chapel Rev H R Gessner officiating burial in Woodhill Cemetery Eaton funeral home in charge of services

Delores Evans Pleas Evans Franklin Anna May Helen Ada Diana Myrtle Edward Elmer William Heisel Jackson County Baptist Chapel H. R. Gessner

Miss Jeanne Apple 19 dies after two year illness

Miss Jeanne E Gardner Apple 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F Gardner of 516 South Sutphin St died at home at 9 15 p m yesterday after a two year illness. She was a Holy Trinity school graduate and member of the church and Immaculate Mary Sodality. She attended Middletown High School but fell ill in her junior year. Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Kramer as step brother Robert C Gardner Lena Park Texas and aunts and uncles. Friends may call at Baker Funeral Home after 3 p m Thursday Sodality services Friday at 8 45 p m Funeral Saturday 9 a m at Holy Trinity church with burial in Woodside Cemetery.

Jeanne E. Apple Edward F. Gardner South Sutphin St Miss Apple Holy Trinity School Church The Immaculate Mary Sodality Middletown High School Charles Kramer Robert C. Gardner Galena Park Texas Baker Funeral Home Sodality Holy Trinity Church Woodside Cemetery

Brooks R E Dies at 57 in Middletown Hospital

Reuben Edward Brooks 57 of 2010 Linden Ave. carpenter for McGraw Company died at 7 30 am in Middletown Hospital where confined since May 24. Survived by three daughters Verna Sylvia Ruby. a son Mitchell. one brother Sheil. two sisters Mrs Ray Craft and Mrs Myrtle Lawson. Baker Funeral Home handling arrangements with services Friday at 2 pm at the funeral home and interment Middletown Cemetery.

Reuben Edward Brooks Linden Ave McGraw Company Middletown Brooks Eagles Lodge First Church of God Crawford St Ezel Verna Sylvia Ruby Brooks Mitchell Sheil Brooks Ray Craft This City Myrtle Lawson Morgan County Baker Funeral Home Funeral Middletown Cemetery

Final rites for Nora L McCray in Middletown area

Mrs Nora L McCray aged 25 of 312 Park Street died Tuesday morning at Middletown Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Custis Lee officiating Interment in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home this evening 7 10 p m and Thursday 2 5 p m and 7 10 p m

Nora L. McCray Park St Middletown Hospital McCoy-Leffler Custis Lee Woodside Cemetery

Funeral services for George E. Hall in Franklin

Funeral services for George E. Hall 79 of 31 West Second Street a retired barber will be conducted at 2 p m Thursday at the Anglesby church with burial in the hometown cemetery.

Franklin George E. Hall West Second St Anglesby

Air Needs Of 26 Ohio Cities To Be Surveyed By Committee

Governor Thomas Herbert orders a survey of air needs for 26 Ohio cities with a special committee. The group includes Fred Milligan and clergy from Dayton and Cincinnati to discuss feeder air line service and boost air carrier development across the state.

Ohio Thomas Herbert Columbus Fred Milligan Akron Bellefontaine Barberion Chillicothe Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Defiance East Liverpool Findlay Lima Mansfield Marietta Newark New Philadelphia Perrysburg Portsmouth Springfield Tiffin Toledo Urbana van Wert Warren Youngstown Zanesville Fred Schatzmann Milligan

Last rites for five-year-old Maurice Phillips set Friday

Franklin area mourns Maurice Eugene Phillips who died after colliding with a car on Route 3 two miles east of Franklin. Visitation begins after noon Thursday at the family home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Evangelical United Brethren Church in Springboro with Rev. Gail Barkalow officiating. Burial follows in Springboro Cemetery. Surviving are his parents Estill Bob Phillips of Route 73, a sister Mary Susan, and grandparents Mrs. Milda Phillips of Louisville Kentucky and Mrs. Sarah Fry of Franklin Route 2. Eaton Funeral Home handles arrangements.

Franklin Maurice Eugene Phillips Evangelical United Brethren Church Springboro Gail Barkalow Estill Bob’’ Phillips Route 73 Mary Susan Milda Phillips Louisville Sarah Fry Eaton Funeral Home

Allan W. Eagle is burial in Woodside Cemetery

Allan W. Eagle, 58, died Monday night at Miami Valley Hospital. His body will return to Middletown for burial in Woodside Cemetery Thursday. A former Middletonian, he worked as job foreman for National Cash Register Co. in Dayton and had previously been with Miami Cycle Co. in Middletown. Survived by wife Clara Marie, a son Don, and two grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at Schlientz and Moore Brothers Funeral Home.

Dayton Allan W. Eagle Miami Valley Hospital Middletown Woodside Fromer Middletonian National Cash Register Company Schlientz and Moore Brothers Wayne Ave James Thomas Eagle Miami Cycle Company Clara Marie Don

Akron Enacts 3 Percent Amusement Tax on Bingo Games

Akron city council approved a three per cent amusement tax on bingo games amid a heated debate over bingo operations. Assistant law director Nathan Koplin estimated the revenue could total $25,000 to $30,000 annually for the city.

Akron, O Nathan Koplin

Streamlining Simplifies Car Washing Jobs

Streamlining has greatly simplified the car washing process, cutting steps and boosting efficiency. The shift concentrates on faster service, consistent results, and reduced manual effort for workers and customers alike.

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