Warmest day yet as 94 degree mark is reached in Middleton
Middleton residents reported a high of 94 at 1 p m yesterday though cooler than last year’s 103. The day was described as the warmest of the year by some, while rainfall this month totals 4.95 inches locally versus 5.2 inches last year. Tonight will be very cool with Wednesday mostly fair and slightly warmer. cooler again by morning. Associated Press notes widespread storm damage in Crawford County Pennsylvania with hail, wind, and snapped power lines, plus a tornado in Oneida County Wisconsin. Weather across the nation ranged from damaging storms to general fair conditions with cooler readings around the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Wisconsin
Oneida County
West Virginia
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Armco International Holds 16 Day Foreign Sales Conference
Armco International executives from fifteen countries and multiple export offices gather in Middletown for a 16 day management conference discussing world trade and currency fluctuations. Key speakers include E A Emerson and leaders from Armco International, Armco Steel, and subsidiary units. Attendees will also join Middletown’s July 12 birthday celebration for Armco’s 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco International Corporation
E. A. Emerson
Armco International
Armco Steel Corporation
Armco Drainage Metal Products, Inc
Sheffield Corp
Confiance
J. H. Baker
Peru
H. A. Benedict
England
W. E. Berger
New York
E. D. Brewster
Mexico
Safety Courtesy Program To Be Outlined Friday
A state wide safety and courtesy program will be mapped this week by the Ohio Trucking Association at a special meeting to be held Friday at 1 30 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus Paul Wilson local safety director revealed today Attending the meeting from Middletown will be Charles Dumford president of the Miami Valley Trucking Association a chapter of the Ohio association and Wilson The projects will concern the increasing problems of traffic and safety on the streets and highways of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Trucking Association
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Paul Wilson
Middletown
Charles Dumford
Miami Valley Trucking Association
Ohio Association
Wilson
Rotary Installs New Officers
Andrew E. Roper principal of Roosevelt Junior High School assumed duties as president of the Rotary Club at noon today. Other officers installed were Alex Cheek vice president Martin Miller secretary-treasurer Tom Carmody sergeant-at-arms Glenn Ellison assistant sergeant-at-arms Roy Patterson district governor reported on the Chicago and Detroit conventions with George Kuehnle as delegate and Louis Jackson past district governor of Dayton was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Roper
Roosevelt Junio High School
Rotary Club
Alex Cheek
Martin Miller
Tom Carmody
Glenn Ellison
Roy Patterson
Chicago
Detroit
George Kuehnle
Louis Jackson
Dayton
Worker Rescued After Four Foot Gravel Slide
Robert Kinney, 34, was rescued from a four foot gravel slide at Van Camp Sand and Gravel Co. south of Lebanon after two hours of rescue work. He suffered torn ligaments from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanon
Robert Kinney
Kinney
van Camp Sand and Gravel Co
Lebanon
William Bills Charged After North Waite Street Crash
William Bills aged 32 of 2104 Grand Ave was charged with intoxication and fleeing the scene after his northbound Waite Street vehicle struck a parked car owned by David Combs 26 of 613 Malvern Street and knocked it into a second parked car owned by Patrolman John Combs 30 of 61 Malvern Street. He fled the scene and was later taken into custody at his home. He posted a $250 property bond and is due in court Wednesday. Patrolman Combs filed the fleeing scene charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bills
Grand Ave
Bills
Waite St
David Combs
Malvern St
John Combs
Combs
40 Man Jamboree Delegation Heads to Valley Forge
Forty Scouts and leaders depart Middletown today for a week long World Scout Jamboree. The group joins a larger caravan in Cincinnati bound for Valley Forge. Leaders George Harvey and others guide the contingent as 47000 Scouts from many nations converge for the June 30 to July 6 event opening with President Truman and Gov. Duff attending.
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Valley Forge
Queen City
Cincinnati
George Harvey
Charles Lockmeyer
Dudley Inwood
Middletown Area
Roy
United States
Austria
Brazil
Canada
Columbia
Cuba
France
Germany
Great Britain
Iceland
India
Japan
Italy
Mexico
Netherlands
Pakistan
Philippines
Sweden
Venezuela
United Nations Boy Troop
Truman
Boy Scouts of America
Another Dog Found Rabid in Nearby Area
A rabies case was reported near the city after a bull terrier owned by B F Sawyer of Manchester Road died of the disease. Sawyer says the leash dog may have been bitten by another dog overnight. He and his son heard fighting noises and the dog later fell ill and died after veterinary care. A positive rabies result was reported. Sawyer and his son will seek anti rabies treatment. Health officials note three recent rabies cases, including a stray dog possibly traveling through the area. Owners are urged to monitor pets and consult a veterinarian if signs appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Sawyer
Manchester Rd
Sawyer
Local Lawyers Are Named To State Committees
Three Middletown lawyers were appointed to Ohio State Bar Association committees announced by Harry Wonnell of Hamilton. G. W. A. Wilmer joined the corporation law panel led by Garrett J. Fredericks of Cincinnati, Maxwell Finkelman was reappointed to the domestic relations committee headed by Judge Weinman of Steubenville, and I. A. Cas r, president of the Butler County Bar Association, will serve on the public relations committee led by Judge Oscar R. Shook of Cincinnati. This marks the first time three Middletown lawyers have served on state committees simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio State Bar Association
Harry Wonnell
Hamilton
G. W. A. Wilmer
Garrett J. Fredericks
Cincinnati
Maxwell, Finkelman
Weinman
Steubenville
I. A. Casr
Butlerounty Bar Association
Oscar R. Shook
Wonnell
Paramount at the Movies Schedule Nightly
Tuesday listings show The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck and Helen Westcott at 1 20 3 25 5 35 7 40 and 9 50 p m. Also Red Light with George Raft and Virginia Mayo at 3 00 5 47 8 43 and 11 08 p m. Salome Where She Danced with Yvonne Carlo and Rod Cameron at 1 15 4 10 7 05 and 10 05 p m. Gypsy Wildcat with Maria Montez and Jon Hall at 2 50 5 45 8 50 p m. Wednesday schedules include Horace Heidt stage show at 2 00 4 47 7 34 and 10 08 p m. Fast Side of Heaven with Bing Crosby and Joan Blondell at 3 10 6 25 9 35 p m. Also If I Had My Way with Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean at 1 40 4 55 8 10 p m.
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Gregory Peck
Helen Westcott
Horace Heidt
George Raft
Virginina Mayo
Salome
Yvonne Carlo
Rod Cameron
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Bing Crosby
Joan Blondell
Gloria Jean
Alcoholics Anonymous Set For Fourth Year Open Meeting
Mid-Motown AA marks four years with an open session Friday at 8 30 p m in Civic Association. Two out of town speakers will be featured. The Middletown unit began in the city jail four years ago and now has over 100 members in a nonsectarian movement opposing alcohol use. Local members may contact P O Box 342 Middletown. Four members will attend the national convention in Cleveland in late July.
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Mid- Motown
Alcoholics Anonymous
The
Civic Association
Akron
Middletown
P. O. Box
Cleveland
Local Births Reported in Recent Courier Listings
Vital statistics note several newborns. A boy was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Griggs of 1920 Highland Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dickey of Middletown Route 3 report a boy born today. A girl was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hardin of 3035 Tytus Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox of 2029 Woodlawn Avenue report a girl born today.
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Franklin Griggs
Highland St
Ray Dickey
Middletown
Harry Heslin
Cecil Hardin
Tytus Ave
Henry Fox
Woodlawn Ave
Medical and surgical cases listed for residents
A long list of individuals from Middletown and nearby towns is noted for medical and surgical conditions. The roster includes John Howard Fifteenth Ave medical, William Patterson Dayton medical, Mrs John Blackburn Lawn surgical, and many others with addresses across Franklin Middletown and surrounding streets. Several out of town entries and dismissals are also mentioned.
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John Howard
Fifteenth Ave
William Patterson
Dayton
John Blackburn
Lawn Ave
William McIntosh
Sherman Ave
Irvin Turvey
Water St
Guerino Dinardo
Auburn St
Michael Gardner
Garfield St
Gaylord Hatton
Walter Childres
Vanderveer St
Charles Hixson
Taylor Ave
Wilbur Moyer
Germantown
Ray Moreland
Wiliam Moreland
Mohawk St
William Cox
Young St
Billie Brooks
Charles Brooks
Middletown
Edward Ross
Winona
Patricia Ann Banks
James Banks
Robert E. Highley
McKinley St
Dayton Veterans Hospital
David Walke
Donald Walke
Veterans Village
Barbara Hackney
Steve Koster
Pearl St
Dallas Kimberland
West Middletown
Tom Marianos
Franklin
Ivan Sigecan
Baltimore St
Mervin Rayburn
A al Kremer
Prospect
Henry Mayes
Charles
Salvation Army Youth Learn Music at Glen Dale Camp
Eight Middletown Salvation Army youth will attend a summer music camp at Glen Dale Ohio from June 27 to July 5. Captain Kenneth Sharp, Middletown local commandant, says the camp trains future band leaders and players with daily instrumental and vocal classes. Attendees include Ruth Howard Ernest Howard Marilyn Turner Patricia Sharp John Paul Steele Lewis Howard Marilyn Watson and Pauline Allender. Captain Sharp will direct the choral and bari tone programs.
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Salvation Army
Middletown
Glendale
Kenneth Sharp
Sharp
Ruth Howard
Ernest Howard
Marilyn Turner
Patricia Sharp
John Paul Steele
Lewis Howard
Marilyn Watson
Pauline Allender
Scout Swimming Class Tuesday
Mid town Middletown Girl Scouts announce the second course of their 1950 summer swimming program to be held tomorrow at Douglas and Sunset pools. Mrs Garnet L Church reports nearly 200 girls attended the opening session and expectations are high for this week. The course is open to any Girl Scout or non Girl Scout attending day camp or who has had a medical examination under a Girl Scout supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Girl Scouts
Douglas
Sunset Pools
Garnet L. Church
Chief Of Police Back In Hospital
Police Chief Thomas D Carmody was readmitted to Middletown Hospital early today after a temperature rise. He was escorted from his home at 2 a.m. and had been released Sunday night following a prior checkup. Hospital attendants described his condition as fair.
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Thomas D. Carmody
Middletown Hospital
Penengeet
City to study remodeling plans for city building
City Commissioners will review two year old remodeling plans including raising the jail building a below ground garage and dividing the auditorium into office space The projected cost is around 75000 and may be prohibitive A judge requests partitioned space for private hearings and a subdivision plat on Grand Ave and Jackson Lane is on hold due to drainage Authorities discussed the issue with Butler County Commissioners and Middletown Civic Association praises aid given at the Fresh Air Camp for 72 youngsters who benefit from weed clearing work
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Oscar Leiser
Grand Ave
Jackson Lane
Harry Finkelman
Butler County
Middletown Civic Association
District Four Legion Session Chooses Middletown Chairmen
Charlies Merchant and Ed ward W Portsmouth will arrange the annual Ohio American Legion District Four convention in Middletown on July 16 at the Legion Home. Delegates from Warren Butler Hamilton Brown and Clermont counties are expected to attend for officer elections and department convention committee selections.
Help Yourself! Juveniles Enter Home Through Window
William Ratliff of 1820 Logan Ave reports youths climbed through a bathroom window, cooked food, and left the house in disarray after they vanished Saturday. Patrolmen Trimble and Walton described the home as torn up and noted a seven year old girl may have been among the youngsters. Ratliff could not confirm any items missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ratliff
Logan Ave
Ratliff
Ralph Trimble
Robert Walton
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Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Yester
Armco
Rotary
Elrce
Borden’s
Borden
AT the Movies
Paramount
WIZ
George Crist
Michael Patton
Carl Hickman
Camden
Hamilton Fort Hamilton Hospital
Scout
Ngoy Re Guneral Broad Street
First Ave
Legion
Colored News
Rose Bud Sewing Club
Henry Griffin
Siamn Ave
Scienti
Wey
Eust
Ford
Ross Motors, Inc
Tytus
Central Ave
Son's Grill
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