Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1961

Page

3

Model Show Promises Spring Fashion Parade Benefit

A spring and summer fashion review with 35 models from Middletown Fine Arts Center will illuminate the Manchester Hotel ballroom on March 2 at 8 p.m. Featured are adult and younger ensembles, with narrations by Dorothy Toerner and Bob Braun. Proceeds aid cultural opportunities in Middletown.

Middletown Fine Arts Center John Barton William Crawford Richard Fialho James Finley Ames Gardner John Gibbs W. Barr Richard Haller L. W. Howe Ted Martin Bennett Whitney Ned Warren Charles Wilmore Harry Nicholson Fred Yoder Mervin Rayburn William Long W. W. Ford Paul Johson Edward Barker Marlene Apple Merrily Day Sue Davies Carol Sutherland Mary Jo Peck Margaret Davison Mom Murray Toni Turvey Jill Francis Linda Sabo Lynn Wilmer Carolyn Crawford Tony Anness Bobby Gage Chuck Barton Manchester Hotel Clifford Crawford Jr Earle Tovey Paul Schmecher Robert Holly Don Evans Charles Barton Calvin Lloyd Richard Peters Robert Nelson Richard Lewis McAlpin Co Dorothy Toerner Cincinnati Bob Braun WLW Harold Rotherme Earley Turvey Ing Patro Kinson G. W. Br J F. Bryan E, Rea Hiewswell Ner Robert Cecil Kindred Liam R. Johnson John A. Lawler Louis Brers Leo Reinartz M. Richardson Calvin Skinner W. H. Spindler W. Smith Calva Verity Middletown Fine Artist

Mark Anniversary Move Reported at Blacky Kentucky

In 1921 Mark Anniversary 2 and his family, workers at the Welding Company, relocated from Blacky Kentucky to Middle, reflecting a steady migration pattern tied to industrial employment.

Blacky, Kydill the Welding Co Middle

Courage AAUWS fellowship discussed at Columbus meeting

Faust, pastor of Street Christian Church, spoke at a Columbus gathering of the American Association of University Women about the power of sharing to solve problems. He described Alcoholics Anonymous and related how he helped form a local group with four daughters in law and other relatives attending the event.

Fellowship of Peopl Suce Coholics Anonymous Faust Americ Jclation University Church of the Ascent Street Christian Church Anonymous Columbus

Coming Events Planned by Local Groups

American War Mothers host a covered dish luncheon at the American Legion this Thursday with activities starting at noon. LeSourdsville Community Aide meets Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C L Dakin 2112 Tytus Ave.

The American Legion LeSourdsville C. L. Dakin Tytus Ave

SPG Chapter Plans Art Award Sponsorship

The SPG Chapter announces support for an art scholarship with a donation to Mrs. Roy Longman. William Whitesel reports a new petitioning group and Miss Elizabeth Rock coordinates plans for an April 8 dance at the Legion and a March 27 social at George Frye's home with prize considerations.

Duty House Sigma Dent Middletown High Roy Longman William Whitesel Elizabeth the Legion Miss Rock George Frye

Puzzle game and misread note tied to William J. Muller

A fragmented item describes a numeric word puzzle and its key method, mentioning letters, a rectangle grid, and a talk by William J. Muller. It includes scattered phrases about distribution by King For ted thi ti natur ker and adult audiences, with garbled names and roles.

Births and residents listed in Franklin area notices

Birth records show Mrs. Fred Smith age 36 of Franklin welcomed a girl on Monday. Other entries note residents in Franklin including Mrs. G ameda Cyring and Mrs. Sof, with reverend William M and lay members listed as part of local church notes.

Fred Smith Franklin John W. Parks Lorg Place Leroy Weidhle Excello Gerald Sims Lebanon Finley Campbell Miller Road Russell Rosenbalm McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford Virgil Frame Trenton

Fragmentary notice with scattered names and unclear events

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and partial phrases. No clear event, place, date, or outcome is identifiable beyond cluttered mentions of individuals and possible affiliations.

Fragmented OCR hints at a national group center and members

A garbled OCR fragment references a national group and a center with members named CHRIS and M.4. It mentions woes, cripples, and contributions or outcomes but lacks clear details, dates, places, or full names to form a coherent news item. The readable text provides minimal context for a tentative item about a group and its members.

Caudills Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Harrison Caudill observed their 40th wedding anniversary at a family dinner party at 1600 Lafayette Ave. Married March 12 1921 in Blackey Kentucky, the couple moved to Middletown in 1941. They were joined by their four daughters and sons in law Joseph Casteel Marion Adkins Kermitt McIntosh John Dittus and three sons and daughters in law Neal Caudill Glen Caudill Bill Caudill plus Earl Smith and 20 grandchildren.

Cele Josteel Ailkins Middletown Kermitt Mcintosh Ttus Cincinnati Fee Neal Caudincinnati Bill Caudill Nm Heights Earl Smith Nlils Harrison Caudill Lafayette Ave Caudills Blacky Caudill United Welding Co Joseph Casteel Marion Adkins Cleveland John Dittus Neal Caudil Glen Caudill Peasttown Heights

Card Party Hosts Benefit for Miami Valley Humane Assoc

Mrs. Clarence Higdon and Mrs. H. B. Nicholson will host the tea table at the second annual card party for the Miami Valley Humane Association. The event on March 29 at 12 30 p m in the Rose Room of the Manchester Hotel includes prizes, self provided cards, and proceeds aid the Animal Shelter near Trenton for rabies work.

Clarence Higdon H. B. Nicholson Miami Valley Humane Association Manchester Hotel W. O. Robertson Dave Regan Flemming FE. H. Bindley Miami St Franklin Trenton

Group Meeting At Wilmore Home Hosts Charity Event

Mrs Emma Wilmore hosted a Longview Social Service League board meeting at her home. Plans were made for a Saturday party for Butler County patients at Longview Hospital Cincinnati. Mrs Albert Bowling to chair arrangements for the event, sponsored by the Women’s Society of World Service Union Chapel EUB Church.

Emma Wilmore Longview Social Service League Butler County Longview Hospital Cincinnati Albert Bowling Woman's Society of World Service Union Chapel Eub Church Rowland Hinsch Women's Auxiliary of Letter Carriers World Society of Christian Service Monroe Methodist Church

Community Meetings and Club Activities Schedule

A Tuesday program slate lists Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m at Manchester Hotel Battery A HI4A Gun Bn at 7 p m Armory Mayfield Fire Department 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House and numerous groups including Alcoholics Anonymous Miami Valley Post 3809 Lemon Monroe Band Boosters Butler County Medical Assistants St Johns PTO Sportsmen s Club FOE Eagles Miami Monroe lodges SPEBSQSA Al Anon and more. Wednesday events include Exchange Club Golden Age Club Civic Association Girl Scout Room Blythe Williams American Legion Posts 231 and 149 Legion Membership Knights of Columbus Highview Monroe 1000F Hall and Order of Ahepa Greek Orthodox Church plus Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon schedules.

Sertoma Club Manchester Hotel Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Alcoholics Anonymous VFEW Miami Valley Post Lemon-Monroe Band Boosters Lemon-Monroe High School Butler County Medical Assistants Manchester St. John’s Church Sportsmen's Club Club Foe Eagles Hall Miami Lodge Monroe Spebsqsa Legion Golden Age Club Civic Association Girl Scout Blythe-Williams American Legion McElfresh Legion Home Knights of Columbus Highview Order of Ahepa Greek Orthodox Church

Rotary Hears Children Lift Through Camp Experience

William Christiansen described Camp Campbell Gard at a Rotary Club meeting, detailing “Camping With A Lift.” The Butler County camp for crippled children, funded by Middletown and Hamilton clubs, emphasizes outdoor recreation, group living, and slower pace with a high counselor ratio. Children learn responsibility by cabin chores and self-reliance, with activities like boat rides, aerial gifts, and occasional magic shows, all while maintaining a first aid center and constant nurse presence.

William Christiansen Camp Campbell Gard Christiansen Rotary Club Manchester Hotel Middletown Hamilton Butler County Society For Crippled Children

WISHING WELL puzzle hints and instructions for fortune reading

A 1961 feature by William J. Muller explains a numeric puzzle to reveal a fortune. It instructs counting letters in your first name, adjusting the count by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer, then using the result as a key to read letters from a grid. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

Wiliam J. Muller King J_Ske & & stencant Intis guese Menmage William J. Muller King Featuree Synticate

Local Births and Names Across Franklin Area

Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses from Franklin and surrounding towns. Also includes out of town hospital notes, a long roll of individuals associated with hospitalizations, dismissals, and relatives. The items reflect a community record of births and hospital notices from various streets and towns.

Moving Days Ahead For 349 Coeds

Miami University prepares moving days for 349 coeds on March 22 and 23 marking a first and last for Hepburn Anderson and Stanton halls. The new MacCracken wing and Dodds Hall form part of an eight building program financed by 9.1 million dollars, with Hepburn remodeled into music studios and Anderson Stanton razed for Warfield Hall to serve student needs. Names will transfer to new South Campus housing for men as construction proceeds.

Oxford Miami University Miami MacCracken Hall Dodds Hall Porter Hall MacCracken University Hepburn Hall Worn Anderson Stanton Hepburn

Four Ohio districts gain building aid as funds run out

The Ohio State Board of Education conditionally allocated 1.534 million in remaining building aid to Eastern Brown County Highland Morrow Lincoln Heights City and Rolling Hills Guernsey districts. Seven districts were rejected due to limited funds while lawmakers consider 20 million for new construction and modernization. An advisory committee led by Francis Spicer Akron will study elementary teaching credentials and cadet certificates.

Columbus Ohio State Board of Education Eastern Brown County Highland Morrow Lincoln Heights City Rolling Hills Guernsey E. E. Holt Public Instruction Holt Francis Spicer Akron William T. Monroe Euclid Monroe

Stark County reports ninth traffic death of 1961

Canton Ohio AP Stark County records its ninth traffic death of 1961 as Mrs Mary D Smith 60 of Hartville dies in Aultman Hospital after injuries from an auto accident Saturday.

Canton Ohio Stark County Mary D. Smith Hartville Aultman Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

AIM NMS Societ By Chardelle Weber Fashion Review Board of Governors T Caudill Mark Niversary Aauws ‘Courage SNO White Diaper Serv., Inc SPG Ted Thi Naturker Anfield Reas Jon Hidy Leroy Weidle Geral Sims AT OF Town Beth Sholom Russell Rosen Stanley Weimste Howard Wikoff Vir Guerney Cole Je A Phil Cade the Hospital Ilingworth Idred Schwall Catal Ien Waters Canada Delaware Mes C. Stewart Illiamson But Abano Wilvers Jack O. Williamiklin, Fisher of Fiemming Cox Ave Abancres Barr Bernice Richardson Frank Abano Burggraf of Cla Soring Steven Shij Sven’ Ji Rev. Iliamm Cland Lware Phen Prince Matchabelli Fragranc Lim Phon Pri Ave Shreveport Ly River Trent Gaye Eee Gillen-Cremiaeinas Vic Lane Tansen Christi Barbara I Lane Baker Karen Justment Nembers Li Chris Ives Not More Harrison Caudills MR. and Mrs. Harrison Caudill Wilmore Home Al-Anon Family Group Rotary U. S Plymouth Ave Eddie Perdue Walnut St George S. Schnabel Alameda Circle Samuel Rhule Jr James R.L. Sims Baltimore Clayton Combs Orchard St Steven Ratliff Shirley Ratliff Lawn Ave Fred H. Reed Miamisburg Jammy Crum Camden Alice Caldwell Short St John Roberson Mor William McCuller Young Hollingworth Mildred Schwall Catalona Drive Stella Waters West Canada Delaware Ave James C. Stewart Malvern Kathy Williamson Jack O. Williamson Arthur Fisher Flemming Road Clarence Cox Queen Ave James Barr Bernice, Ave Pearl Richardson Lin Karen Lawson Mrs Phillip Lawson Clarence Napier Highland St Bruce Wilhoit West Middletown Charles Beaty Oberon Drive Charles Truesdell Christ Hospital Calvin W. Fite Mercy Hospital Lurvie Acker Stephen Blankenship Elmer Blankenship 14Th Ave Lloyd Bracken Moore Ray Coburn Grand Ave James Easterling Fourmount Ave Etta Reynolds Preston Theall Central Ave Avena Shreveport Miss Aid Roto Kleen Trent Unis Sri Ross’ Hosiery
Search Courier

Search the Middletown Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Middletown Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication