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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
3
Bernard Sobel, a renowned theatrical press agent who worked during Broadway’s Ziegfeld and Earl Carroll era, died Thursday at age 75 in New York. He shaped publicity for stars and productions, leaving a lasting imprint on the industry.
Mrs Hazen G Werner wife of the Ohio Area Episcopal leader will speak at the First Methodist Church Methodist Men meeting next Tuesday evening. She will show color slides from her Far East tour with her husband and discuss church missionary work.
In Key West Florida state senator says former President Harry S Truman will arrive Saturday for a two or three week stay at one of his favorite vacation spots. The visit follows prior vacations in the Florida Keys.
Cincinnati police patrol flooded river areas after a spate of boat borne looting. Officers on bridge tops monitor the Ohio River flood zones while the Brent Spence Bridge offers a vantage point for spotting raiders. Robert Hood reports a second story entry and missing merchandise from his marine boating business amid reports of boat borne thefts.
Nominations for 194 officers were taken at Midietown Democratic Club. Candidates to appear on the ballot at the April 9 meeting include president John Stromquist vice president Lloyd Miller corresponding secretary Mrs Pearl Mae Stromatist treasurer John Erb recording secretary Mrs Mae Palmer and Mrs Marie Hartman. Also spoke were candidates for Butler County offices and local district committee.
Welding sparks caused a minor fire at Armco Fabricating on Yankee Road and Verity Parkway yesterday at 4 07 p m. Firemen extinguished the blaze inside a steel building with $25 damage. Later today a furnace motor fire at 2109 Poinciara Road, home of Anna Garvin, 557 a m. Nadamae was set.
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