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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
6
The First Presbyterian Church calls for volunteers to clean rooms and move books and furniture from storage next Saturday. Rev. Russell W. Galloway says Vacation Bible Class starts June 11, with two Sunday services in the new edifice on June 17 and the sanctuary due for completion by late November.
William L. Barlow a noted Cincinnati radio and publicity figure died at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 50 Reflected nine years with WLW publicity department Born in Shelbyville Indiana he earlier led Kroger publicity and served as city editor of the Toledo Times in the Midwest.
A compact list of numbered quiz clues with partial hints and abbreviations for a crossword style puzzle. Clues include dog breed, century abbr, Indian term, Holm oak, and other cryptic style hints used for wordplay and crosschecking.
A compact list of puzzle clues with numbered items across various definitions. Includes synonyms, abbreviations, and classic crossword style prompts covering animals tools metals nations and chemistry symbols to challenge the solver.
The U S Court of Appeals declared that forcing transit riders to hear news and advertising on buses and street cars violates a basic freedom. It labeled the issue as freedom of attention and suggested a potential Supreme Court review could extend the ruling nationwide. The decision centers on Capital Transit Washington and its in-ride broadcasts.
About 400 community chest leaders from across the nation will gather in Dayton for a two day conference on June 22 and 23. S C Allyn, head of National Cash Register and president of Community Chests and Councils of America, arranged the meeting.
Mrs. Lonella Adams aged 38 died after kerosene exploded while she poured it on a stove fire in a Dayton area kitchen. Separate notice: legal bid proposals due June 18 1951 to Middletown City Engineer for gasoline and coal supplies with bid bond and contract terms. Francis C. Carmody chairs City Commission.
A nostalgic meditation on summer dawns describes waking to a bright new day. Birdsong from robins, meadowlarks, and jenny wrens fills the air as sunrise dispels night. The scene overflows with fragrance, clover, dewy grass, and rose scent, felt as a touch of heaven.
Marion Bay Star Ohio farmer Richard E. Lawrence 17 of Marion Route 1 named Star State Farmer among 9,000 Ohio FFA at Columbus Ohio State University convention. Dale Hissong 18 of Route 1 West Milton won the farm and home electrification award and $100. Ordinance No 2785 in Middletown Ohio sets up emergency street improvements on Wilbraham Road Erie Avenue Wrenn Street Elwood Malvern Wilmore Woodburn in Harlan Park by grading and graveling with notes and bonds for $80,000 to pay costs and assess property owners over ten years.
The piece notes entertainer Liberace set to wed Fran ces Goodrich of San Francisco while Diana Churchill visits, Joan Olander linked with Jack Dempsey and Bobby Riggs, and Merediths expect a June birth at Harkness. Radio critic Arthur Van Horn lands a color TV series titled The Guitar and the Eye amid other showbiz chatter.
Ohio forms a screening committee to review construction programs and decide which projects to proceed with and which to abandon. A freeze on new projects will pause all not yet started, with federal approval needed for bids on those using 25 tons or more of steel. The panel, chaired by Samuel O. Linzell, includes John H. Lamneck, T. J. Kauer, A. A. Waldman, and Maj. Gen. L. M. Kreber. first session set for Monday.
Sally Fox and her partner are living apart again as a reconciliation effort fails. Sugar Ray Robinson, noted for prizefighting and unusual pursuits, may surprise the public upon returning from Paris with plans for hoofing and drumming routines aimed at becoming an entertainer.
AKRON AP Harold Fast 22 of Barberton admitted stealing flowers from Holy Cross Cemetery and selling them while already on probation for burglary. Common Pleas Judge Walter B. Wanamaker sentenced him to one to 15 years in the Ohio State Reformatory.
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