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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
24
Robert E Brumfield of the U S Naval Hospital San Diego arrives in Springboro for a 30 day leave to visit his parents and relatives. The item also notes other local social visits and upcoming events in Springboro and nearby communities.
Mrs Mable Erisman spent Tuesday with Mrs Paul Howard of Germantown. Bronsow Gay and family move to James Jon son property. Mr and Mrs E Drake moved into their new home here. House of Drugs at 408 S Main St offers sundries tobacco school supplies greeting cards magazines and related items. The Rexall store founded 1900 as Albaugh Drugs was bought by Don House in 1935 from W C Good and remains a leading Rexall in Ohio. Eleven staff with a full time druggist on duty daily open 8 30 am to 9 pm, closed every third Sunday.
W C Good owns the Good Cameras at 406 S Main and runs the area’s camera shop, also a licensed pharmacist formerly of the Good Drug Store. He studied darkroom and color techniques, trained at Kodak and Rochester, with partner Mrs. Doty, stocking Kodak Graflex Argus Polaroid and Bell and Howell gear. He is a certified hearing aid audiologist and dealer for Oticon hearing aid glasses since 1955.
Leroy E. Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Walter E Clark of West Elkton, earned a second year scholarship from the Dayton Art Institute for outstanding work in his first year. The item also lists local social events and visits including weddings and alumni gatherings.
In Franklin a shoe store and repair shop started as The Family Shoe Store at 315 S Main. Neva Silver bought it in 1956 and now runs a thriving business serving the whole family with brands like Poll Parrott Scamperoos Williams and Sneeks. The shop also represents Capitol Dry Cleaning Co. Stop in for family shoe fittings.
Mrs. H. E. Shetterly receives Mrs. Harry Shuey Mrs. Hazel Davies and Mrs. Kathyrn Roepkin as afternoon visitors in a social gathering.
Speech and hearing therapy clinics run by James E. Mack and the Warren County Crippled Children's Society begin in Waynesville South Lebanon and Franklin through August 5. Operating hours are 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays.
A local shop promotes Sandwiches and a complete line of groceries and carry out items. The store operates daily until 12 30 a m and offers quick service by calling SH 6 6900 for ready orders.
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