Draft Bill Signed Yet Guard Enlistments Continue
Army Secretary Royall ordered state adjutants general to halt Guardsman recruitment, citing no extra funds from Congress. Draft exemption ended midnight, yet local units report ongoing enlistments from 9 am to 9 pm. Lt. Donald E. Howard notes younger-than-18.5 may enlist and that one-year regular Army service with six-year Guard after discharge grants draft exemption. Ohio Guard unit: 128 of 188 needed. two officers. Guardsmen train three years with two-week summers. historically fought heavily in wars.
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Washington
Royall
National Guard
Donald E. Howard
Compa
147Th Infantry
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Lt. Howard
Regular Army
Guard
Howard
Ohio National Guard
Middletown
Two Children Poisoned After Drinking Hair Neutralizer
Verna four and Fammy three year old House children were taken to Middletown hospital after drinking hair neutralising solution at home on Pennyroyal Hill yesterday evening. They were reported in safe condition this morning. Mrs. Mouse was giving a neighbor a permanent wave and the children reportedly stabbed the solution while she turned away.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Pennyroyal Hill
Verna
Fammy
Vernon House
Mouse
Leesburg Publisher to Address Bankers Dinner Dance
Leesburg publisher Mack Sauer will speak at the first postwar dinner dance for the Butler County Bankers Association. The Manchester Hotel senior ballroom hosts the event with Nate Kunin’s ensemble for dinner and Tom Robbins’ orchestra from Connersville for dancing. About 360 guests from Hamilton Oxford Monroe Okeena Seven Mile Somerville and Middletown expected. committee leaders are Robert Mitzel and George Hausch with assistants from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
Butler County Bankers Association
Manchester Hotel
Nate Kunin
Tom Robbins
Connersville
Ind
Hamilton
Oxford
Monroe
Okeena
Seven Mile
Somerville
Middletown
Robert Mitzel
Don Shera
Bernard Geyer
Melvin Keléo
George Hausch
Kiwanians Inspect Park Project Here
A Kiwanis Club ecowhen tour of Rolling Mill Park with 40 members led to plans for improvements including blacktop for the basketball court and upgrades to playground fixtures. The group met at the Manchester Heel for lunch before hosting next week’s Third Division Council dinner at Ardsville Lake.
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Rolling Mill Park
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Kiwanis
Ardsville Lake
Howard A. Murray
Short Session by Board of Education
A brief board meeting reviewed elevator and heating repairs at multiple schools including the high school, Roosevelt Junior High, Jefferson, Sherman, and North. The senior high elevator overhauling since 1922 and cafeteria food transport were noted with a $2,500 cost. The board accepted first grade teacher Endria Rowland’s resignation and appointed Mrs. Howard White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Louis-Walcott
Roosevelt Junior High
Jefferson, Sherman
North
Endria Rowland
Howard White
Hi Y Delegate At Conference In Oxford Miami University
Tom Strait, Hi Y delegate, travels to Oxford to represent the Hi Y Council at the national conference in progress. The local group will provide ushers for the night session next Tuesday as 850 high school young people attend the Miami University congress. Phil Knight says club presidents and vice presidents will aid usher duties as the five day event begins Saturday with officer elections. About 700 Hi Y boys and 150 Tri Hi Y girls are expected by full registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Strait
Oxford
Hi-Y Council
Phil Knight
Miami University
Hi-Y
Tri Hi-Y
Shriners Hold Annual Outing at Le Sourdsville Lake
Shriners from Hamilton Middletown clubs met at Le Sourdsville Lake for a dinner and amusement night. Antioch Temple Dayton and Syrian Temple Cincinnati sent about equal representation. Plans for a Ladies Night on July 22 were approved.
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Shrine
Hamilton
Middletown
le Sourdsville Lake
Antioch Temple
Dayton
Syrian Temple
Cincinnati
le Sourdsville
At the Movies: Western double features and late shows
Paramount screens Black Bart with Yvonne De Carlo and Dan Duryea at 1 15 4 10 7 10 and 10 05 m Friday and Saturday Are You With with Donald O Connor Olga San Juan at 2 40 5 35 and 8 35 p m Strand presents Whispering City with Helmut Dantine and Mary Anderson Friday 1 15 4 17 7 24 10 26 Saturday 3 22 6 48 9 55 p m Hawk of Powder River with Eddie Dean and Roscoe Ates Friday 3 18 6 25 9 32 p m Saturday 1 55 5 21 8 56 p m Saturday Round Up Club at 1 p m Dixie Cruise In Kit Carson with Dana Andrews Jon Hall at 8 35 and 11 p m Saturday Shoot To Kill with Russell Wade Susan Walters at 10 p m and 12 20 a m Wanderer of the Wasteland with James Warren Audrey Long at 8 25 11 10 p m and 1 25 a m
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Black Bart
Yvonne de Carlo
Dan Duryea
Donald O’connor
Olga San Juan
Whispering City
Helmut Dantine
Mary Anderson
Hawk of
Powder River
Eddie Dean
Roscoe Ates
Dixie Cruise
Kit Carson
Dana Andrews
Jon Hall
Russell Wade
Susan Walters
James Warren
Audrey Long
Carpenters Elect Officers for Year
Ervin Smith was elected president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of America Local 1477 at the annual election held Wednesday night. Reelected were Stanley Wasson, William Crispen, and Bert Barker. new officers include Tony Wells, James Robinson, Riley Freeze Jr, Charles Armbruster, and a three year trustee term. Crispen announced a union membership of 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Smith
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of America
AFL
Trades and Labor Council
Stanley Wasson
William Crispen
Bert Barker
Tony Wells
James Robinson
Riley Freeze, Jr
Charles Armbruster
Crispen
Fractures Leg Second Time In Two Months
Roy Barnett age 21 fractured his left leg again while riding a motorcycle near his home at 400 Baltimore St. He had the cast removed last week after an April 4 accident and was admitted to Middletown Haslop Barnett. The latest injury occurred when he braked too vigorously.
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Roy Barnett
Baltimore St
Middletown
Haslop Barnett
Light docket in municipal court with few cases heard
Judge Alton H. Combs presided over a light Thursday session with five cases, including one of his. Friday's docket was even lighter with no offenders tried. Kenneth Ward, 26, Springboro, was cleared of careless driving after a June 9 motorcycle accident near Baltimore Street and Michigan Avenue. Ova Haddix, 1917 Woodlawn Ave, fined three dollars for double parking. Winfred Cottle, 702
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton H. Combs
Kenneth A. Ward
Springboro
Baltimore St
Michigan Ave
Ova S. Haddix
Woodlawn Ave
Winfred Cottle
Middletown Moose Lodge attends state convention in Cincinnati
John Bullock Walker Rowland and Leroy Diver represent the Middletown Moose Lodge as the annual state convention is held in Cincinnati. Executive committee sessions ran on Thursday with most of the convention starting yesterday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bullock
Walker Rowland
Leroy Diver
Middletown
Worker Loses Two Fingers In Electric Saw
Miles Carpenter seventy from Germantown entered the loss of the middle fingers of his right hand while rating an electric saw at a construction site on Eons Road. He was treated at Middletown Hospital after the accident this morning.
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Miles Carpenter
Germantown
Carpenter
Eons
Middletown Hospital
Pythians Memorial Service Honors Deceased Members
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a joint memorial at Castle Hall honoring members who died in the last two years. Elza Abraham introduced Rev. H H Jung who delivered the memorial address as Virgil Webster gave the eulogy. Russell Cunningham and Webster directed the program with lodge officers and the drill team assisting.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Elza Abraham
H. H. Jung
St. Paul’s Evangelical
William Miles
C. E. Spiedel
Earl Jones
Jennie Rupp
Alvie Rybolt
Bar C. Coddington
David Gep C. ‘Lytle
Harry. Ober ‘Aibaie
R. Shen Pred. Sebald
A.B. Wertz
C. . Patterson
Speeding fines on Verity and bond forfeiture in Dayton
Buena Ave collected 10 dollars for speeding on Verity Parkway. Two out of town speeders were fined. Edward Pape of Cincinnati paid 15 dollars while Marie Anna Behm of Dayton forfeited a 10 dollar bond. Both were arrested on South Main Street.
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Buena Ave
Verity Pkwy
Edward Pape
Cincinnati
Marie Anna Behm
Dayton
South Main St
Heart Attack Fatal For Guy Morgan After Thursday Game
Guy Morgan 67 a Middletown area contractor and sub division developer collapsed with a heart attack after pitching his last horseshoe Thursday night at Gardner Richardson Park. Ralph Lackey witnessed the incident as Morgan died en route to Middletown Hospital, pronounced dead on arrival at 8 50 p m. Survivor list includes three daughters Myron Snethen Franklin wife of the late, Franklin. Ralph Lane Franklin. Clarence Baker Miami Florida. two sons Richard Columbus archeological museum curator. Robert Geneva on the Lake Ohio. one brother Roy Franklin. six grandchildren. and a nephew B D Morgan. Friends may call Moray Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morgan
Ralph Lackey
Pire Department
Gardner - Richardson Park
Mr. Morgan
Middletown Hospital
Franklin
Park Place
Middletown
Caldwell-Iseminger Company
First Baptist Church
Miami, Fla
Ohio
Myron Snethen
Linden Ave
Ralph Lane
Clarence Baker
Miami
Fla
Richard
Archeological Museum
Columbus
Robert
Geneva - On-The- Lake
Roy
B. D. Morgan
Moray - Leffler
Lions Governor Visits Club Here
William D. Long Lions District 1% C governor visited the local club at LeSourdsville Lake. Henry Rammon was welcomed, Charles E. Harmon named president elect. A past board meeting is set for June 29, with Long attending. Officers will be installed at a July 1 dinner meeting.
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William D. Long
Lions Club
Lee Lourdsville Lake
Henry Rammon
Charles E. Harmon
LeSourdsville Lake
Long
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