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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1948

Page

3

Pythian Lodge to confer rank in Lafayette No 37 Knights

Lafayette Lodge No 37 Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of Knight Friday evening on several candidates. In other news a Madison County financial report shows total receipts of 7 263.36 and year end balance 3 183.12 with highway and executive expenditures listed.

Lafayette Lodge No Knights of Pythias H. Sigel General Township Funds General Executive Services Gota Ee Executive Poor Helier Medical Services Griw Ds Funds Alance Jal

Fire and school board figures in rough format appear

A short circuit caused $25 damage at E. L. Hawkins Garage 1921 Central Ave. A grass fire flared at Enoch and Atco Sts with no damage. Also includes a messy financial report for Madison Township School District Butler County Ohio dated March 10 with revenue and expenditures totaling $209,116.65 and various funds and allocations listed.

E. L. Hawkins Central Ave Enoch and Atco Sts Board OF Education Madison Township Butler P. O West Middletown Ohio

Knights of Pythias to Install Officers in Oxford

A delegation from the Oxford Ohio Knights of Pythias Lodge will attend a meeting where Ross A. Crimm will be installed as Lodge Trustee to fill the unexpired term of the late A B Wertz. Elza Abraham announced an old fashioned fish fry after the meeting directed by Earl Coddington, Richard Peil and Robert Wright. All members urged to attend.

Tion Woodrow Wilkerson Oxford Ohio Knights of Pythias Lodge Ross A. Crimm A. B. Wertz Elza Abraham Earl Coddington Richard Peil Robert Wright

Chinese Ask U S Arms As Well As Advise For Formosa Training Base

General Sun Li Jen of Formosa's new training base says China needs American light arms and ammunition to accelerate training. He notes a single division at the camp, scarce supplies, and lumber delays for rifle ranges while praising U S Army advisors who provide non training support. Sun stresses self-reliance and attrition risk to the Communist forces, while American officers offer guidance but avoid drill-field participation.

Pingtung Formosa China U. S Sun Li-Jen Burma Manchuria United States Sun Kwantung U.S. Army Advisory Group States

Cincinnati Dental Clinic March Event at Netherland Plaza

The Cincinnati Dental Clinic will hold its annual March clinic and Children’s Dental Health Day at the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati from March 14 to 16. A partial list of attending nationally known dentists includes Dr. Cecil H. Bliss, Dr. Emmett Beckley, Dr. Charles B. Walton, Dr. Oren Oliver, and Dr. S. Irving Cohen. Members of the Middletown Keely Dental Society are expected to attend.

Cincinnati Dental Clinic Netherland Plaza Hotel Cincinnati Cecil H. Bliss Sioux City Emmett Beckley Kansas City Charles B. Walton Pittsburgh Oren Oliver Knoxville

New Three Cent Stamp for Mississippi Territory

A new three cent postage stamp commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Mississippi Territory will be issued April 7 at the Natchez Mississippi post office. Natchez is the only location for initial availability. Stamp collectors must follow rules to obtain Natchez cancelled stamps including limits on self addressed envelopes and payment requirements.

Mississippi Territory Natchez Miss Hilbert H. Martin Martin Natches Mississippi

Need for flashers urged by council in Middletown

Middletown Safety Council will push again for flasher lights at the Big Four Railroad crossing near the city after two deaths in a month. A letter to New York Central Railroad officials and Butler County Commissioners urges action. The latest victim, Minnie H Bashford, 29, of Miamisburg, died when a northbound freight struck her car at Oxford State Road late Sunday. her husband Carl Bashford, 31, was injured and later released from Middletown Hospital. Burial plans set at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home with service Thursday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Howard Sears to officiate. friends welcome after 6 p.m. Burial at Germantown Cemetery.

Middletown Big Four New York Central Railroad Butler County Oxford State Rd Minnie H. Bashford South Main St Miamisburg Carl Bashford Middletown Hospital Yesteray

New Pamphlet Near Complete and Mailing Set

Three thousand copies of the Citizens' Committee new booklet will be completed by month’s end detailing the middletown plan for 1948. The analysis explains objectives of the plan in the pamphlet titled Lets Get Past the Crossroads and links to the earlier Cross roads Middletown. Verity said 2200 copies will be mailed March 29 to addresses on file, with the rest for general use.

Middletown Crossroads Middletown C. William Verity

Reverend Louis Smi to speak at Holiness Tabernacle

The Rev Louis Smi will address the Holiness Tabernacle at 8 p m tonight on the topic Excuses of the Unemployed.

Louis Smi Holiness Tabernacle

Legion Basketball Champions To Be Honored On Saturday

Middletown American Legion Post 218 will honor state champions after a successful title defense in Columbus. The birthday dinner dance, 6 p.m. reception, 6:45 p.m. dinner, and dancing to 1 a.m. feature Harold Ledford and teammates with coach Bill Withey and manager Frank Stivers. Notables include Harry Colmery addressing and eight local essay contest winners receiving awards. Reservations available at the Legion office.

Middletown American Legion Legion William J. Niblock Columbus Harold Ledford Ralph Hurst Jim Blankenship Clyde Sword Roger Dillman Howard Schueller Don Miller Dick Schramm Willis Smothers Bill Baker Fred Ridge Bill Withey Frank Stivers Art Moon Harry W. Colmery Colmery Kansas Aaron J. Halloran Department of Ohio al Frankey Lexion South Main St

Cloudy Colder With Snow Flurries Near Lake Erie

Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy and cooler conditions tonight into Wednesday with a few snow flurries near Lake Erie. Temperatures yesterday reached 63 at 3 p.m. and fell 9 degrees to 54 by 6 a.m. This morning 9:30 a.m. showed 64 degrees.

Lake Erie

Former Middletown Man Promoted at Delco GM Division

Frank R. Oglesby, formerly of Middletown, has been named senior analyst in Department 93 of Delco Products Division, General Motors. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Oglesby of West Middletown, and a 1936 Middletown High School graduate who attended Ohio State University before Army service and work at American Rolling Mill and Cadillac Motor Division. Mrs. Oglesby is the former Mary Simrell, also of Middletown.

Delco Products General Motors Corporation Dayton Frank R. Oglesby Middletown Department 93 Oglesby Edwin Oglesby West Middletown Ohio State University American Rolling Mill Company Delco Cadillac Motor Division General Motors Detroit Mary Simrell

Former pro bate Judge McCray Dies at 77 in Ashland

Former professional bate Judge Benjamin M. McCray, age 77, died yesterday in Ashland. He served as a judge for 16 years before returning to private practice in 1936.

Ashland Benjamin M. McCray

Postcard From 1908 Found In Cincinnati

Mrs Frederick Williams unearthed a 1908 Indianapolis mailed postcard addressed to Mrs Mary Roberts of Dayton Ohio. It spent 40 years in transit, arriving in Cincinnati after being mailed Aug 6 1908 and found in January this year. Williams, Roberts descendant, claimed the card in Dayton following a story about it.

Cincinnati Frederick Williams Mary Roberts Dayton Indianapolis Ind

Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief

An old style ad touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims Doan's has helped millions for over 80 years and promises relief by flushing toxins from the body.

Doan

Permit Given For FM Station Over Protest

Unity Corporation, Inc. won a permit for an FM station at Mansfield Ohio over opposition from the Mansfield News Journal. The FCC approved yesterday, but final tech details and Canadian interference objections remain. Unity also has an FM permit for Springfield. News Journal petitions for rehearing were denied. Oral arguments on reconsideration are tentatively planned with no date set.

Washington Unity Corporation, Inc Mansfield Mansfield News Journal The Communications Commission Edward Lamb Toledo Unity Corporation Unity Springfield News Journal Richland Incorporation Commission FCC New’s Journal

Three Men Enlist in Regular Army from Local Areas

Three men from Middletown and Franklin have enlisted in the Regular Army for three years. Hershel Deaton, son of Mrs. Alice Deaton, will join the 25th Infantry Division in Japan. a former service member who re entered in 1946. Kenneth G. McClain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClain, will serve in the Signal Corps. Robert H. Dalton, foster son of Mrs. Effie Dalton, will serve with the 25th Infantry Division. All were announced by Capt. W. L. Messick at the U S Army and U S Air Force Recruiting Office in Hamilton and Middletown.

Middletown Franklin W. L. Messick U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Hamilton Hershel Deaton Alice Deaton Garfield St 25Th Infantry Division Japan Deaton Army Wren Paper Co Kenneth G. McClain Frank McClain Woodlawn Ave Signal Corps Uns McClain Raymond Bay Co Robert H. Dalton Effie Dalton Dalton Ohio

Attempt Thwarted by Prisoner Screams in Newark Jail

Two elderly pickpockets, facing renewed prison terms, attempted suicide at Newark City Jail yesterday. Their actions were interrupted by the screams of a startled inmate in a nearby cell, according to police disclosures.

Newark, N. J Newark City

Trenton Woman Injured In Fall At Home

Mrs. George Peacock, 56, of Trenton, is in Middletown Hospital with a broken ankle after falling down cellar stairs at her home yesterday. Her condition is listed as not serious.

George Peacock Trenton Middletown

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