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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1953

Page

3

Colorful World War I Veteran to Present Film at Local Church

Raymond J. Jeffreys, a wartime aviator and former foreign correspondent, will show the color movie God Is My Landlord at 8 p.m. at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Jeffreys has led diverse roles in media, business, and education and now heads the Jeffreys Lecture Bureau and Capitol College. The documentary on Tecumseh Mich six year Biblical Wheat Experiment will be shown free to the public.

Raymond J. Jeffreys First United Brethren Church Jeffreys England France Luxembourg Germany United States Organized Reserve Corps Capitol College Tecumseh, Mich

Scouts Swim Instructors In Training At Sunset Pool

Girl Scouts set training for assisting instructors at 2 30 p m Saturday at the YMCA pool ahead of lessons at Sunset Pool next Wednesday. Miss Yvonne Wellman urged 7 to 17 year olds to register by 9 a m Wednesday, with sessions 10 to 11 a m each week. Parents must sign consent forms. Lessons through June and July will be taught by Mrs William Jay Mrs John Otterbein and Mrs Maclyn Tobine per Mrs Meredith Pate.

Sunset Pool YMCA Yvonne Wellman Middletown William Jay John Otterbein Maclyn Tobine Meredith Pate

Must Show Intent In Liquor Cases

A common pleas judge ruled the state liquor board must prove a seller knew he was serving a minor before suspending a liquor license. In Columbus the Castle Terrace case involved a 17 year old who bought two bottles of 3.2 beer. waitresses testified he showed a draft card claiming 19. The boy admitted borrowing the card from a bar in law. The judge said waitresses acted in good faith and the board must prove seller knowledge of serving a minor.

Columbus Common ‘Pleas State Liquor Board Ralph J. Bartlett Castle Terrace Bartlett Liquor Board

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