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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
9
A state-level comparison shows Pennsylvania leading the United States as the largest reducer of coal usage. Authorities cite shifts toward cleaner energy and regulatory measures as driving factors behind the decline in coal consumption within the state.
A evening shower for Mrs. John Nisewonder was held at 1813 Fleming Rd hosted by her mother Mrs. Paul Stiver. Attended by local and out of town guests including Mrs. Everett Stiver and Mrs. Claud Kurtz, the event featured gifts, games, contests, and refreshments.
Winford Cox son of Mr and Mrs Howard Cox Germantown underwent surgery. Mrs William Collier Wilbraham Rd had surgery. Robert Walters Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Walters Sr Pine St had surgery. Mrs George Sanders Illinois Ave medical. Janet Miles Garfield St surgical. John Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Gibson Howard Mitchell Merriman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Merriman Middletown Route 2 medical. Alfred Larman Gideon Rd medical.
Charlene Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark of Verity Pkwy Harry Butcher of Shafer St Mrs Kate Decker of Illinois Ave William H Graff Central Ave Patricia Ann Spicer daughter of Mr and Mrs Hargis Spicer of Ottawa St Ralph Snyder of Grimes Mt
Thieves who hid in the building after a school play forced entry, opened the safe, and ransacked the Trenton School Building Tuesday night. Deputy Sheriff Richard Schuleiss reported the combination was knocked off but only $2 cash, an electric clock, and candy were stolen.
The NYM Guild of First Methodist Church postpones its March meeting to next Thursday March 11 at 6 30 p m in the social rooms. Covered dish planned with arrangements led by Frank Swift Ray Young Lawrence Workman and Jack Morningstar.
Tonight at 7 30 p m the Order of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple for initiation. NA SC Ladies Auxiliary No 178 meets tomorrow at The Shanty Verity Pkwy hosted by Mrs Walter Montgomery. Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid meets Friday at 7 30 p m at church bring penny banks. Mothers Club Calvary Methodist meets tomorrow 8 pm at Mrs Millard Bechtel 606 Sixth Ave Dutch Auction after business.
Delta Theta Tau sorority members met at the YMCA with Mrs. Janet Walsh presiding. Donations were made to the Red Cross and the penny art fund. Audre Jewell announced four tonsillectomies performed at Middletown Hospital. A rules revision was presented for a vote next meeting. A dessert bridge and rummage sale were scheduled for March 17 and before Easter.
Dean E. Chenault of Hamilton and E. Calhoun Grier of Middletown were informed by Hartford home office they qualified for the Dependables honor group. They also earned Four Club status for consistent production, announced by the William T. Earls Agency in Cincinnati.
A survey shows nine states shield reporters from revealing sources. New York bills aim to grant immunity after two Newburgh editors were fined and jailed for defying a grand jury on source numbers. States with immunity: Alabama Arizona Arkansas Indiana Kentucky Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania. California allows partial exemption since 1935.
Cub Scout Den 5 parents gathered after a Methodist Church buffet dinner on Main St for the first meeting portion Wednesday. They discussed future activities including an overnight outing and several group picnics with many parents in attendance.
A pilot named Claude Justice, 22, was injured when his plane hit electric wires and crashed near Rubyville Portsmouth Ohio. In Columbus the State Fire Director Fred J. Mi was chosen as Central Ohio Commissioner for Boy Scouts of America.
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