Weatherwax Honored by Middletown Jaycees Bosses Night
Russell Weatherwax Sr a Middletown banker received honorary life membership in the Middletown Jaycees at the 13th annual Bosses Night. Jaycee president Paul Deger cited his civic leadership aiding the Middletown Progress Committee and city government. Dr Alfred P Haake GM consultant praised moral and spiritual living as essential to national prosperity in remarks during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Weatherwax Sr
Middletown
The
Jaycees
Alfred P. Haake
General Motors
Weatherwax
Deger
Haake
Russia
Tor
United States
Lutheran Board of Foreign Missions
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Charles Stiles
R. A. Hill
Harold Goetz
Lloyd Miller
Miller
Jaycee
George Kuehnie
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown Oe of Commerce
Rabbianuel Bennett
Bet, Sholom
Walter Evans
William Edward Hole
Greenville
American Materials Corp
American Aggregates Corp
Evans
Weith
Three Treated For Injuries After Crash In Ohio
Three people were treated at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton yesterday after a two car collision on Rt 48 near Lebanon. Charles bi Guard 77 of Lebanon failed to yield right of way and was arrested for court appearance before Lebanon Mayor William Fraser. Injured were Altha Robin 31 and two passengers Charles Smith 55 and Silas Robin 31 all Dayton. Guard’s car exited a private drive onto the highway. In a Warren County accident Frank Thomas 47 of Franklin tried to turn off US 25 south of the county line and struck a passing truck driven by Fauley 53 of New Lexington with no injuries or major damage.
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Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Rt. 48
Lebanon
Charles Bi Guard
Guard
Court of Lebanon
William Fraser
Altha Robin
Charles Smith
Silas Robin
Warren County
Frank Thomas
S. Main St
Franklin
U. S. 25
Warren-Montgomery County
Fauley
New Lexingsade
US Free University in Berlin Educates About Five Thousand
Report notes the free university established by the United States in its sector of Berlin serves about 5,000 students. It highlights its role amid postwar education reforms and Cold War tensions, with programs spanning humanities and sciences.
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Free University
United States
Berlin
Director May Be Called On Prejudice Charge At Board Hearing
High School Band Director Joe Franklin may face the Board of Education over alleged racial remarks at a band rehearsal. Superintendent Seidner cleared him of prejudice but urged discipline for language used. The board will investigate and may reinvestigate, hearing all parties involved.
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Stan Meisler
Joe Franklin
Board of Education
R. H. Snyder
Earle R. Seidner
Franklin
Bert Perkins
18Th Ave
Thei Son
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Perkins
Seidner
Middletown VFW Posts Split Over VEW Ad Solicitation
Golden Helmet Post 7230 endorsed soliciting ads for the Memorial Day edition of the Ohio VEW News. Commander George Pierce said two Columbus solicitors Art Cronin and Tony Hermes ended activities after a good Middletown merchant response. Miami Valley Post 3809 and others opposed promoting local ad sales.
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VFW
Middletown
Golden Helmet Post
George Pierce
the Journal
Glenn South
Miami Valley Post
Ohio Vew News
Pierce
Veterans
Art Cronin
Tony Hermes
Columbus
Post
School Transfer May End Township Board Says Counsel
Lemon Townships board of education would cease to exist if a city township merger occurs, counsel Henderson Estes told Middletown board members. A joined district would be governed by a five member board, with possible 3 Middletown and 2 township seats only if Middletown members resign. The townships seek more information as both boards discuss consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Christy
Snyder
Perkins
NAACP
Robert Reech Johnson
Margaret Keister
Lemon Township
Board of Education
City Township
Henderso Estes
Middletown
Estes
R. H. Saycer
Thomas Stubbs
Stubbs
Robert Gruver
Two Cafemen Cited For Hearing On Permits Violations
Two cafe proprietors cited by state liquor agents for alleged permit violations must appear at Columbus hearings on April 8. James T. Weaver operator of the Baltimore Inn and Thomas McCarty operator of Crawford Street Grill face charges including tip sheets and tip tickets on premises and poker games. McCarty also cited for failing to provide separate washrooms. Hearings set for 9:30 a.m. April 8.
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State Liquor Board
Columbus
James T. Weaver
Baltimore Inn
Baltimore St
Thomas McCarty
Crawford Street
Crawford St
McCarty
Illinois Induction from Selective Service Board 10
Yesterday Selective Service Board 10 sent 11 men to Cincinnati for armed forces induction. Named inductees include Harold Dwight Neill Jr James Thomas Stabler Thomas Joseph Abell Frederick Allen Sennet Norman Louis Drury Claude Lyons Hawkins Elden L Fisher Charles Richard Morningstar Carl Hawkins James McGuire and Robert M Garber. Neill Stabler Abell Sennet Drury Hawkins Fisher volunteered for induction.
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Selective Service Board
Cincinnati
Harold Dwight Neill Jr
Linden Ave
James Thomas Stabler
Monroe St
Thomas Joseph Abell
Columbia Ave
Frederick Allen Sennet
Charles St
Norman Louis Drury
Young St
Claude Lyons Hawkins
Middletown
Oxford Rd
Hamilton
Elden L. Fisher
Noble Ave
Charles Richard Morningstar
Middletown Rt
Carl Hawkins
James McGuire
Robert M. Garber
Hamilton Rfc
Neill
Stabler
Abell
Sennet
Drury
Hawkins
Fisher
At The Movies Friday and Saturday Listings
Paramount shows Knights of the Round Table at 1 50 4 25 7 00 9 35 p.m. Strand has Golden Blade at 1 15 5 10 8 30 p.m. and Charge At Feather River at 2 45 6 15 9 45 p.m. Saturday Golden Blade at 1 15 4 45 8 15 p.m. Charge At Feather River at 2 45 6 30 9 50 p.m.
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Paramount
Knights of the Round Table
Feather River
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Bank
Dr. Haake
Idner
James Lewis
Herbert Mitchell
Naacp Education Committee
VEW Post Backed
Ad _ Solicitors
Grover
Gruver
B. L. Dawson & Go
Clark St
Welt
Val
Elgin
Cross Chain
Tiger Eye Cameo
King
Proctor Toaster
Central Ave
Waich
Goodyear
Wes
Doellmann
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