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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1963

Page

11

Middletown Safety Council Praised For Growth

National Safety Council regional director Paul Beaverforden credited the Middletown Safety Council with growing usefulness since 1958 and lauded its 1962 appraisal. He urged stronger public support, backing Ohio safety legislation, and highlighted the popular Mr Muddle project as a model for other councils. The board also commended Council Manager Jake Seibold and Secretary Frances Hoskins for their work.

Middletown Safety Council The National Safety Council Paul Beaverforden Beaverforden Gether Middletown Ohio Safety Council Muddle Jake Seibold Frances Hoskins

Franklin Families Welcome Five Newborns This Week

Vital statistics list multiple Franklin households welcoming newborns this week. Fathers include Frank B. Nagy, George Gross, Ray Powell, Chester Bryd, Carl Smith, Curtis L. Ferguson, with residences on River Street Yankee Road South Street Fisher Road St Dixie Highway Diana Avenue. Outcomes: three boys and two girls born on Tuesday or today.

Frank B. Nagy River St Franklin George Gross Yankee Road Ray Powell South St Chester Bryd Fisher Road Carl Smith St Dixie Highway Curtis L. Ferguson Diana Ave

Two Ohioans Oppose Churchill Honor

Representatives Homer E. Abele and John M. Ashbrook, both Republicans from Ohio, voted against a House resolution granting honorary U S citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill. The measure passed the House 377 to 21 and is expected to reach Senate action.

Wachington Homer E. Abele John M. Ashbrook Ohio House U.S Sir Winston Churchill Senate

Buckingham Palace Houses Over Two Thousand Principal Rooms

Buckingham Palace, the largest residence in England, contains more than two thousand principal rooms. The stately home stands as the ceremonial center for the British monarchy, reflecting its grand scale and historic function.

England Buckingham Palace

Monroe Band Boosters Plan 25th Anniversary Concert

The Lemon Monroe High School Band Boosters meeting at the school last night completed plans for the twenty fifth anniversary concert on March 22 with other school music units. Upcoming events include a lawn fete May 11 and band camp in August. boosters will contribute 50 dollars to the local American Field Service charter.

Lemon - Monroe American Field Service

ESP Topic For Jaycees by Miss Rice at Middletown

Miss Harriet Rice of the Miami University Speakers Bureau will address the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce on Extra Sensory Perception. The program starts with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner and the talk at 7:30.

Harriet Rice Miami University Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce Sportsmen's Club Miss Rice

Residents Voice Kicks Over Bulk Plant Plans

Hamilton County commissioners consider a zone change for a Standard Oil bulk plant south of Middletown on Rt. 747 Liberty Township. The $450000 facility would have two storage tanks and a loading dock serving Middletown, Hamilton, Lebanon and nearby areas. Residents fear well contamination and noise despite assurances of no odor.

Hamilton — County Standard Oil Co Middletown Princeton Pike Liberty Township Rt. 4 Ross H. Snyder Commission John C. Mehi Sr Prince ton-Glendale Road Lam Jackson Bosch James Thompson Bosch Hamilton Lebanon County Planning Commission Zoning Board

Commission Meeting Moves Up on Gas and Electric Rates

City commissioners move their regular meeting to 1 p m today to take up third reading on ordinances amending gas and electric rate statutes. The plan would raise gas prices about 4 9 percent with no further increases for five years. CGE electric-rate revenue would fall by about $8 000, with little impact visible on individual bills.

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Mosler Safe Co And Union Sign Three Year Contract

Mosler Safe Co and Safe Workers Organization Chapter 2 sign a retroactive three year agreement covering about 660 employees. Wages rise by seven to eight cents per hour over three years, health and accident insurance increases from 45 to 60 dollars weekly, and one additional holiday is added.

Hamilton Mosler Safe Co Safe Workers Organization

Meat Packers Move Beef Fast After Slaughter

Meat packers sell nearly all of their beef within 14 days after slaughter, a rapid turnover that reflects tight supply demands and streamlined processing. The pattern underscores efficient distribution and market responsiveness this quarter.

Beck Named Trust Officer At Barnitz Bank

Charles W. Beck Jr. was elected trust officer of Barnitz Bank announced by president Russell S. Weatherwax. A Middletown resident and Northwestern University business graduate, he previously served as assistant trust officer and is a Navy veteran. He chairs the Middletown Hospital Guild finance committee and serves on the YMCA physical committee. He resides at 2601 El Paso.

Charles W. Beck Jr Barnitz Bank Russell S. Weatherwax Beck Middletown Northwestern Univsity Northwestern U. S. Navy National Trust School American Bankers Association Middletown Hospital Guild YMCA el Paso

Hospital List of Discharges and Dismissals Names

A long hospital list records multiple patients and their addresses with details of admissions and discharges. The document names individuals from Har rison St to Yankee Road and notes out of town admissions and specific hospital venues in Trenton and Columbus.

Jude Pennington Harrison St Herbert Frisch First Ave Patsy Mae Witt Flemming Road Berdena Allen Trenton Arthur R. Root Armco Drive Michael Fedders Alfred Fedders Monroe St

Art Institute at Dayton Plans Major Expansion

The Dayton Art Institute announces a $1 million expansion with over two thirds funded by the Rike Family Foundation. Construction begins this summer on a $686 767 three story rear structure with $40,000 in equipment paid by the foundation in memory of Susan Rike McDonald.

Dayton, Ohio Dayton Art Institute Rike Family John Sullivan Jr Institute Sullivan Susan Rike McDonald Frederick H. Rike Rike Dayton Rike-Hamlet

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