Kennedy Named Franklin Clerk After Resignation
Mrs Helen Kennedy of 5 Legion Court was appointed clerk of the Franklin council succeeding Mickey Mayer who resigned after a dispute with Councilman Roy Fitzgerald. Kennedy has three children and prior legal secretary experience with Middletown attorneys. The council also heard finance notes on parking meter revenues with an expected net of 14 000 to 15 000 this year and discussed signs on side streets where meters are absent. A treasury investment board was proposed and July 5 set for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Helen Kennedy
Legion Ct
S. P
Mickey) Mayer
Roy Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Middletown
Gaylon
Jill
Kevin
William Smith
Council
Wilbur Carpenter
Robert Borden
Treasury Investment Board
John Hoffer
Frank Matson
Harmon Field
Golden Agers Picnic At Le Lourdsville Lake
Golden Agers from Hamilton Senior Citizens Inc and guests, about 15000 youngsters, will picnic at Le Lourdsville Lake tomorrow with sandwiches, baked beans, ice cream, games, and entertainment. Middletown riders depart Civic Association at 11 15 a m unless rain delays one hour. Harry Gray notes radio interview on Johnny's Matinee. The Golden Age Band will perform and the group will celebrate monthly birthdays and anniversaries during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Senior Citizens, Inc
le. Lourdsville Lake
Middletown
Civic Association
Harry Gray
Golden Age Club
Johnny
Feaure the
Eclipses in the average century total about 237
The statement notes that over an average hundred year period there are approximately 237 solar or lunar eclipses. It frames the frequency as a global astronomical pattern without detailing dates or locations. The claim emphasizes the regularity of celestial events across centuries.
Temple Bell Returns To Jap Homeland
Pasadena officials announced a 700 pound temple bell seized in Tokyo by Buddhist priests and donated to Japan’s war effort is being shipped back to the Gochizan Soji temple in Tokyo. Found by sailors on the cruiser Pasadena after VJ Day the bell will depart to foster international good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
Gochizan Soji
Tokyo
Ford Seeks Industry Wide Auto Bargaining Idea
Detroit Henry Ford I urged auto makers to pursue an industry wide contract with the CIO United Auto Workers. He said informal talks with industry leaders showed mixed views, with General Motors likely against and Chrysler possibly for it, while American Motors resists pattern settlements. Ford argued a framework could work, noting steel and glass already use wide bargaining.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford
American Motors Corp
UAW
Steel and Glass
YMCA Girls Tour Ohio Bell Office Tomorrow
Members of the YMCA Girls Summer Fun Club will visit the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. tomorrow per Mrs. Mary DeJerus, secretary for women and girls’ work. One group departs the Y at 9:45 a.m. and the other at 1:15 p.m., with tours limited to 20 girls each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Girls
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Mary DeJerus
YMCA
Tuesday meetings listed for local organizations and fire associations
A slate of Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings includes Sertoma Club at 6 30 p.m. at Manchester Hotel South Middletown Fire Assn at Scotty s Tavern Amanda North Middletown Fire Assn at North Middletown Fire House Mayfield Fire Department at 7 30 p.m. Sheffield Street Fire House American Citizens Club at 30 Broad St Battery A and AAA Gun Battalion at Armory Unity Council IOOF Hall Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn at Chatterdine FOF hall Wednesday Franklin FOE Auxiliary officers 7 30 p.m regular meeting 8 p.m National Guard Company D 107th Armored Cavalry 7 30 p.m. Armory FOPA 8 p.m. Police Pistol Range Germantown Road
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Sertoma Club
Manchester
South Middletown
Scotty's Tavern
Amanda
North Middletown
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
American Citizens Club
Broad St
Armory
Unity Council
D. of A
Middletown Grocers and Meat Dealers Assn
Chatterdine
Hall
Franklin Foe
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Germantown
Life expectancy odds rise with age from 45 to 80
The text notes that the probability of an American man dying within a year starts at 1 in 100 at age 45 and climbs steadily to 22 in 100 by age 80, indicating increasing mortality risk with advancing age.
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Smith
Owen Philips
Phillips
Estel J. Wright
E. 4Th St
Philips
Wright
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Curtis
Golden Agers
Eos Club Picnic
Charlotte Kern
Middletown High School
Christian College
Columbia, Mo
Kern
National Honor Society
Ira Kern
Stanley St
Christion
Temple Bell
L. Ie
P.P.G
Complete Optical Service
Rogers Optical Studio
Central Ave
Optical Studios
Tealal
Ross
Omphies
Ross’ Broad Street
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