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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
3
Vital statistics list includes Roy D. Wysong 68 of Miamisburg 0 Ira Robert Stewart 66 of Miamisburg Fieldon Cox 3 of 1730 Co es Rita Ann Conover of Waynesville Route 2.
Mr and Mrs Chalmer Walton 413 Home Ave Franklin report a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Tadish 74 Auburn St Franklin report a boy born today. Mr and Mrs James Murray 1103 South Main St Frank report a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Dale Weaver of 19 Navaho St Ottawa report a boy born today. Mr and Mrs Robert Soule of ay report a boy born today. Mr and Mrs John Fannin of H Bi a St report a girl born today.
Medical notices list several individuals including Mrs Anthony Rizzo of Man ter Ave and Mrs Jessie Satterfield of Woodlawn Ave. Surgical and medical updates reference Mrs Grace Rice of Hughes si and Mrs Robert Gephart of Mi lsburg Route 2. The fragment ends with Sue Lyn Bishop, daughter of a local family.
A list of local Middletown and area residents with age, address and occupation appears. Names include E F Shiveily from South Main St medical, Clem Sherman Ave surgical, and many others such as Harvey Ramedell Hill Ave mechanical, Morelle Lindsay clerk 1410 Garfield, Emerson Schutt shop employee 155 Garfield, Wayne Midkiff musician Maud, Josephine Depew musician Maud, and Hattie Faye Gilbert 308 Tytus Ave among dozens of others noted as sons, daughters, and spouses.
Chester D. Fultz 21 postal clerk of 528 Garfield St and Rose Mae Green 22 office work obtained a marriage license.
James C. Ball, 24, of Middletown, driver of a truck, was fined $25 after a reckless operation charge. The collision with an auto led to a crash into a garage on Route 33 near Columbus. Ball was arrested by the State Highway Patrol.
Fieldon Cox 25 of 1720 Columbia Ave died 7 20 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after illness since June 1 Born in Valeria Ky he lived most of his life in Middletown He managed Cox Grocery at 318 North Grimes St post Day’s death He served in the U S Army 1943 46 with the 298th General Hospital in Europe He was a Monroe High School 1942 graduate and Lakeside Church of God member Survived by widow Ferne parents Robert and Mia Cox two sons Russell and David a daughter Nancy three brothers William J Scottie and Dallas two sisters Mrs Harold Frame and Miss Alice Cox and grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Lawson Funeral Thursday 2 pm Biggs Funeral Home with Rev D A Biggs officiating Burial Woodside Soldiers Lot Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 pm Wednesday
Rita Ann Conover, five days old and daughter of Mr and Mrs James Conover of Waynesville Route 2, died Sunday at St Ann's Hospital Dayton. Graveside services set for Wednesday at 4 p m at Morrow Cemetery Vale Funeral Home handling arrangements
Roy D Wy song aged 68 a native of Miamisburg died at 230 am Monday at his home one mile east of Germantown on the Dayton Pike He had moved from Miamisburg five years ago and had been ill six months Survivors include Oma his widow Russell their son a daughter Mrs Ronald Ride nour Germantown Route 1 three grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 230 pm at the John Arpp Funeral Home The Rev Bryan Green will officiate with burial at Eaton Cemetery.
Preliminary work on the Verity Parkway resurfacing project began yesterday with Walter L. Follmer Company of Hamilton as contractors. Equipment moved in and signs designated the construction area while a temporary office was set up. The project will extend from the southern city limits to the Hanover Street intersection, covering full resurfacing and drainage corrections. The $41,000 project is financed jointly by the city and state.
McCarthy charged in a speech that a State Department witness, Emmanuel Larsen, arranged a pay off to protect testimony. John E. Peurifoy, deputy under secretary of State, was named but unavailable for comment as Congress plans to hear him tomorrow. The State Department said it had no comment last night.
Stewart age 60 a former Middletown resident died at 6 05 a m today at his Linden Avenue home in Miamisburg Ohio after a two year illness He worked 20 years for Armco Steel as a welder retiring two years ago He is survived by widow Ruth five daughters Mrs Pauline Daniels and Mrs Henrietta Ober both of PeaseTown Heights Mrs Esther Hinkson of Dayton Mrs Irene Day of Middletown and Mrs Lillie Gordon of Miamisburg two stepsons George Hall and Harold Hall of Miamisburg two stepdaughters Mrs Margaret Jefferson and Miss Geneva Hall of Miamisburg a brother Sam of Ridgeville and one grandchild Funeral services are incomplete
Twenty applications have been filed for an examination to certify an eligible list for appointment of one kindergarten helper in the public service. FP Jenowan, secretary of the Civil Service Commission, said the examination is set for tonight at the Middletown School. The commission will likely devise steps to certify eligible persons for the city appointment. A vacancy for an assistant building commissioner has been created by Clyde Davis resigning to return to private plumbing.
A Miktdie town report notes employment elevation and a local office that can place shifted workers. The piece mentions construction in Pennsylvania and Weet PT ming Kentucky with coal producing rates across Virginia and Alabama.
An obituary notice notes services for Robert B H Mille to be held at Spring Grove on a Sunday at the home of a Meath Mass relative. Mille directed the old Tel Grand Hotel and the Gideon and Linton enterprises in Cincinnati.
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses renewal, meals, and youth themes in a cryptic sequence. It mentions grapefruit, tablespe, meal items, and terms like decayt and easy way, without clear context or complete sentences. The passage lacks coherent entities or events to anchor a full summary.
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