Merchants Mull Hours and Committee Size Change
Merchants study retail hour changes for next year with stores staying open until 5 30 on Wednesdays during holidays and consider expanding the executive committee from 12 to as many as 19 members. The move, proposed by Roy Patterson, awaits member ballot at the annual dinner in late March or early April.
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Manchester
Retail Merchants Association
Armco Park
Roy L. Patterson
R. F E. Dempster
Eastern Committee
William LaPorte
John Mandzak
al Edmundson
Patterson
Kert Edmundson
Easter Seal Group Meeting Set at YWCA Sunday
The Easter sale of seals marks a fundraising event by the Butter nnity Chapter of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. The program includes a notable presentation by the committee and will begin at 3 p m at the YWCA.
McGuire Child Wins Local Notice of Birth
Clifford McGuire, son of Mr and Mrs Ollie McGuire of 1811 Woodtown Ave, is now listed in a local society notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McGuire, Moe
Ollie McGuire
Woodtown Ave
Inner Guard Installed By K. P. Knights Meeting
At the Knights of Prthies meeting, Jack Jay was installed as inner guard and Phil c from Waverly Lodge Eaton served as master at arms.
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The
Knights of Prthies
Jack Jay
Phil c
Waverly Lodge
Eaton
Legion Group Plans Club Social Tonight
Blythe-Williams Post No. 231 of the American Legion will sponsor a social tonight titled Club 11. John L. publicity officer announced the event and invited all oanaires and their guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
John L
Oanaires
Wallace delegates picked for Ohio presidential convention
An Ashtabula panel selected I. S. Jarvanen of Saybrook as a delegate to the Ohio Wallace for President Convention in Columbus tomorrow.
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Ashtabula
A. Wallace
Wallace
I. S. Jarvanen
Saybrook
Columbus
Prisoner Is Needled Into Quick Recovery
Police proved their theory that a prisoner's stomach trouble was in his mind when Officers White and Ferguson took him to a hospital. A doctor injected distilled water as a placebo and the inmate recovered within moments, telling the officers he felt 100 percent better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry White
Arnold Ferguson
Middletown Man Sentenced to One Year in Jail
Six defendants appeared before Common Pleas Judge P. P. Boll in Hamilton. Travis Covey of Middletown received six months in jail for an open wound charge and six months for the theft of 171 dollars from Dorothy Lewis. Other defendants faced reformatory confinement or probation following various charges including robbery and motor vehicle theft.
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Middletown
Reformatory
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
Hamilton
Travis Covey
Dorothy Lewis
William J. Rubln Hamilton
Melentine Heerman
Reed Combs
DeWeese Clem
Louis Grabel
Barnel Miller
Walter Feeback
J Boli
Earl Fianners
Milton
Postal Employee Will Be Feted For War Service
A local postal worker will be honored for service during World War II. Festivities begin at 7 30 p m with plans to honor the employee and send well wishes as they depart for California.
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California
Police Briefs Report Various Local Incidents
Earl Percell 32 Monroe arrested for DUI after a stop near Yankee Re and Lafferson. Alfred Reby Somerville Route 1 reports loss of a $92 billfold at a theater. Lyle Roberson 1592 First Ave reports loss of $34 billfold. Blanche & Dees 8806 Waneta St and 2495 Tytue Ave arrested for disorderly conduct after a restaurant fight.
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Earl Percell
Monroe
Yankee Re
Lafferson
Alfred Reby
Somerville
Lyle Roberson
First Ave
Mrs Mary Deyo dies in El Paso at 63
Mrs Mary Regina Deyo 63 wife of C W Deyo chairman of the F Woolworth Co board of directors died last night in El Paso Texas The longtime widow of a Woolworth director is remembered for her community work and family ties to the company.
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Mary Deyo
EL Paso, Tex
Mary Regina Deyo
C. W. Deyo
F . Woolworth Co
Jesus Promised Resurrection and Power Over Death
Catholic Information outlines Jesus raising three from death in the Gospels and predicts his own resurrection. It compares earthly burial to the transformation from corruption to incorruption and notes the final judgment. For more Catholic Information, write to the Legion of Mary, Middletown Ohio.
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The
Legion of Mary, P. O
Middletown
Ohio
Obituary of Albert J. Stoddard longtime Middletown official
Albert J. Stoddard 61 of 103 Monroe St died at 3 20 a m in Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since December 29 1947 He served as general superintendent at Raymorn Bay Co for 29 years and began as a shipping clerk in Fulton N Y He was a trustee and steward at First Methodist Church Survived by wife Maysel two daughters two grandchildren two brothers and two sisters Funeral services at Riggs Funeral Home with further services in Fulton and burial in Jacksonville N Y
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Albert
Bert) J. Stoddard
Monroe St
Middletown Hospital
Fulton
N. Y
Mr. Stoddard
Middletown
Raymorn Bay Co
First Methodist Church
Maysel
E. J. Kalal
Buffalo
L. M. Johnson
Harvey
Clyde, N
Andrew
Fairhaven
Grace Graham
Irving Walford
Jacksonville
Riggs
Kenneth S. Learey
Funeral services for Mrs James held in New Haven
Mrs Howard K. James mother of Mrs Earl Emerson of Middles town had services in New Haven Conn. The body will be taken to Cincinnati for burial at Spring Grove Cemetery Monday. Family asked that flowers be omitted.
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James
Earl Emerson
Middletown
New Haven
Conn
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Rites Held for Joseph C Koons Former Policeman Veteran
Joseph C Koons aged 65 died yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday at Webb Funeral Home 600 Ford Ave. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Koons a former policeman and fire dept member, World War II veteran, survived by his widow Museta one son two brothers and one sister.
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Hamilton
Webb Funeral Home
Joseph C. Koons
Woodford Ave
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Greenwood Cemetery
Koong
Muesuta
William George Hamilton services held for longtime local worker
Funeral services for William George Hamilton aged 38 will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Kisus Funeral Home. He died yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital and had served 32 years as an assistant at Greenwood Machinery and Operation. Survived by widow Ada his mother Elizabeth and two brothers and two sisters
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Hamilton
Kisus
William George
Park Ave
Fort Hamilton
Buria
Greenwood
George
Ada
Elizabeth George
Mrs Vera Spoonemore Dies in Carmago Ill
Mrs Vera Louella Spoonemore 40 wife of Paul Spoonemore of Carmago Illinois died Friday February 27 at Burnham Hospital Champaign Illinois Funeral services were held Monday March 1 at Carmago Methodist Church with burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery Carmago Survived by husband three children a brother Clarence Perry of Gallipolis and several aunts and uncles One son Glenn William died January 24 1929
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Vera Louella
Paul Spoonemore
Carmago
Burham Hospital
Champaign
Carmago Methodist Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Clarence Perry
Gallipolis
Glenn William
Chenault urges United States aid to embattled China
Claire L. Chenault wartime leader of Flying Tigers urges U S military aid to China. He arrives in Washington to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on China aid amid criticism of current policy and opposition from senators and officials.
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Tokyo
Claire L. Chennault
Flying Ti
Albert C Wotemaper
Tee Walnart
Ted Bates
Chennault
Wechinga
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Shang
Schuman Government Wins Seventh Confidence Vote
In Paris the premier Robert Schumann's government secured its seventh confidence vote after the Assembly rejected a proposal by Communist Leader Jacques Duclos to cancel France's forced loan. The measure failed 301 to 285, preserving the cabinet's hold on power. Columbus' 1493 voyage to Puerto Rico is noted in the same report.
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Paris
Robert Schumann
France
Jacques Duclos
Puerto Rico
Christopher Columbus
Explosion at factory injures many workers
A chemical blast at a factory injures numerous workers and triggers Red Cross aid to fund hospitalization and nursing care for victims as the site is cleared.
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Red Cross
Snow and sleet forecast for afternoon with rain tonight
The weatherman predicts snow or sleet this afternoon then rain tonight. Warmer temperatures and cloudy skies with rain are expected as the day progresses. Morning lows around 4 degrees, rising to near 17 by evening with gusty winds likely.
Leiser Sentences Three Fathers to Jail
Judge Oscar Leiser ordered three fathers sent to the Cincinnati workhouse after hearings in Butler County Juvenile Court. Ranel Helton and Earl Stacey of Middletown received one year each, Clifton Richards of Oxford six months, and James Hassell and Josie Johnson of Hamilton six months with a $50 fine and costs for similar delinquency charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Butler County
Oscar Leiser
Ranel Helton
Earl Stacey
Middletown
Clifford Richards
Oxford
James Hassell
Josie Johnson
Colored News LUBF union to present tenth program
The Colored News LU B F Union announces its tenth program to be held Sunday at Baptist Church on 1908 Young Street. The event features hymns led by Samuel Bennett, solos by Doris Higdon and others, readings, and talks, with the Silvertone Quartet performing. The Youth auxiliary of Bethel AME hosts a Palm Sunday tea at Thelma Doty’s home. An aside reports Jean Roberson’s engagement to Willow D Hutzell and a Franklin High School dating class of 1948.
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Lu.b.f. Union
March Baptist Church
Young St. Cheung St
Samuel Bennett
T. M Campbell
Hayes
S. C. Richards
Doris Higdon
B. L. Lindsay
Eunice
Lillian Jones
Ola Mae Rankins
Thelma Young
Susie Herring
McKeller
Maxberry
Bennie Haywood
Silvertone Quartet
Friendship Junior Wee
The
Holiness Tabernacle
Young People’s Auxiliary
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Thelma Doty
Eighth Ave
Young People
Mary Churchman, Jr
Vivien Washington
Franklin
Alfred H. Roberson
Home Avenue
Jean
Willow D. Hutzell
Santee
Newport
Doris Hutzell
Era Witness
Franklin High School
Hutzell
Glendale High School
Ial
Cincinnati
Legion Home
Fourth Street
Cooperation Cited As Cure For World Ills
Dr. Glenn E. Snow, president of the National Education Association, spoke to about 500 teachers at Middletown Senior High School on world cooperation in education. He urged global teamwork, noted distrust of U.S. aid abroad, and tied funding to federal support for lifting school standards.
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Glenn E. Snow
National Education Association
Middletown Senior High School
Snow
United States
NEA
World Organization of Teachers
Clubhouse Plan Approved by Marine League Board
Unanimous approval given to building a Marine League clubhouse after revisions to enlarge the site. E B Sickle will install air conditioning, donations for materials already received, clubhouse to be on Route 73 near the overhead bridge. Initiation fee set at 5 dollars and yearly membership at 4 dollars. Regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Home.
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Marine League
League
Legion Home
Gilbert Rivers
Robert Keister
E. B. Sickle
Negrc
Route 73
American Legion
Youths Arrested on Auto Theft Charges
Two youths aged 15 and 17 were arrested on auto theft charges. They drove a stolen car owned by Julian Boyer Mason, struck a telephone pole and overturned on a county road north of Mason. They were treated for minor injuries and turned over to Warren County authorities for Cleveland police.
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You
Cleveland
John Booth
Roger Wilson
Julian Boyer
Mason
Warren County
Young Girl Treated For Foot Injury
Carolyn Witters five year old daughter of Mrs Harry Witters of 123 Manhattan St was treated for a severe foot injury at Midtown Hospital and released yesterday. It was previously reported Mrs Witters was the patient.
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Carolyn Witters
Harry Witters
Manhattan St
Middetown Hospital
Trail Street and Treasure Sierra Madre at Paramount and Strand
At Paramount and Strand theaters listings show Westerns and serials. Trail Street stars Randolph Scott and Anne Jefferies at 3 15, 6 40 and 9 15 p m with They Believe Me opening at 1 30, 5 and 8 30 p m Sunday Treasure Sierra Madre features Bogart Huston at 1 40, 4 15, 6 50 and 9 25 p m Friday and Saturday Overland Trail with Johnny Mack Brown and Virginia Belmont at 3 50, 7 10 and 10 p m plus Linda Be Good at 2 05, 8 10 and 10 55 BRB Sunday Road to the Big House with John Sheton and Ann Doran at 1 15, 3 35, 5 55, 8 15 and 10 30 p m Also Trail of the Mounties with Russell Hayden and Jennifer Holt at 2 45, 7 10, 9 50 and 9 50 p m.
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Randolph Scott
Anne Jefferies
Young and Susan
Humphrey Bogart
Walter Huston
Johnny Mack Brown
Virginia Belmont
Linda
Elyse Knox
Marie Wilson
Fire damages William Berry home in Iglehart Street blaze
Firemen reported a roof fire yesterday afternoon at the residence of William Berry 116 Iglehart Street causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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William Berry
Iglehart St
Ten Arrested in Local Gambling Raids This Week
Local police report two raids producing ten arrests on gambling charges. Six men and a 17 year old were seized at 57 South Main Street, and two men were taken at Beckman cafe. Among those charged are George Lewis Adams 40 and Francis O Flynn 23. All faced Municipal Court before Judge Alton H Combs.
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South Main St
Beckman Cafe
George Lewis
South Clinton St
William Tyra
Fleming Rd
Fred Drury
Armco Drive
Orval Howard
Illinois Ave
George Cox
Garfield St
Ray Brewer
Charles Brown
Tytus Ave
George Lewis Adams
Shafer St
Francis O’flynn
Curtis St
Alton H. Combs
Lincoln School Play Frolic Draws Large Crowds
The Lincoln School play frolic filled the high school gym last night in what D. W. Jacot called the largest and most successful ever held. Highlights included rope jumping, the Norwegian match, the minuet, the Skater's waltz number, and a first grade performance of Hansel and Gretel. Jacot noted growing popularity of play frolics this year.
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Lincoln School
D. W. Jacot
Jacot
Moose Club plans prizes for memorial membership drive
At a Moose Club meeting officials announced prizes for the memorial membership campaign honoring the late Director General James J. Davis. Prizes range from a lapel pin for 1 to 5 new members to a grand cash prize of 75 dollars for the top recruiter. An “Irish Night” on March 17 was also set with Irish stew and refreshments for members.
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Moose Club
James J. Davis
Minstrel Show Planning Meeting At Holy Trinity
Members of Holy Trinity Parish interested in a minstrel show are asked to meet in the assembly room at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Holy Trinity Athletic Association sponsors the event.
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Ail
Holy Trinity Parish
Holy Trinity Athletic Association
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Wm. Furginson Distributing Co
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Ducoing
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