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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1948
Page
7
The Middle Town Sportsmen's Club votes to hold a May dance after two successful events. Melvin Kelso named general chairman. Club treasurer R V Crist to authorize another $1000 payment on clubhouse debt. Don Carey presides at meeting amid talk of future improvements.
Mrs. J. Staller of S Union St Lima Ohio reports losing 24 pounds using Rennel grapefruit juice recipe. She says meals were not interfered with and the doctor is pleased with results. The ad promises easy fat loss without hunger and offers money-back guarantee if not effective.
Middletown Aviation Club heard Jack Dean describe sailplane flying last night at the Town House in Franklin. He explained ridge flying and thermals, noting that turkeys buzzards locate thermals and expert pilots can reach high altitudes by riding powerful thermals. The April meeting is set for the City hanger per Secretary Arles Taylor.
A diesel powered Ohio State Limited train will begin service from New York City to Cincinnati and Middletown with a three section diesel engine. The run restores diesel service on the Cincinnati to New York line for the first time and aims to extend diesel equipment across NYC routes. Officials expect schedule continuity with steam times and note tests may adjust times later. The NYC plans to replace aging equipment with all stainless steel coaches and new sleeping cars by June 1 for enhanced comfort and decor.
Crosley Motors cuts sedan price from 888 to 869 dollars effective immediately. Powel Crosley Jr says the cut follows larger reductions at Cincinnati and Orion plants. Convertible price already reduced from 949 to 899.
Frederick G. Ringle aged 68 a well known wool dealer and insurance man died yesterday in Tiffin Ohio. Ringle was a prominent local business figure with ties to the wool trade and insurance sector.
Cuyahoga County Auditor John A. Zangerle condemned a state court decision allowing Roseville Pottery to reclassify property from real estate to personal property, risking lower taxes. Lorain County officials warned the ruling could bankrupt many Ohio cities and called a Columbus meeting to discuss responses.
Detectives James Davis and John Fitzgerald left today for West Liberty Kentucky to bring Buford Johnson back to face charges of cutting with intent to kill. Johnson and another man allegedly inflicted severe knife wounds.
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