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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1959

Page

3

Miami Arts Panel Move Due to Ticket Demand

The Miami University Sesquicentennial symposium on the creative arts moves from the Center ballroom to Benton Auditorium because early ticket requests filled 450 seats. The event features John Crardi Norris Houghton Halsey Stevens Millard Sheets Clifton Fadiman and Richard Neueta with Philip R. Adams moderating. Sessions are at 2 and 8 p.m.

Oxford Miami University Miami University Center John Crardi Saturday Review Halsey Stevens University of Southern California School of Music Norris Houghton Direc Tor Phoenix Theatre New York Richard Neueta Los Angeles Millard Sheets Los Angeles Art Institute Clifton Fadiman Philip R. Adams Cincinnat Art Museum

Plane Missing On Flight From Mansfield Port

The Civil Air Patrol reports a Piper Tri Pacer missing on a flight from Mansfield Ohio to Shelbyville Illinois. Pilot Kenneth Dale Reed, 29, of Shelbyville and passenger Bob Daugherty of Pana were aboard. The four seater left Mansfield at 6 20 p m Monday and radar contact was lost near Indianapolis at 10 2 p m, about 17 miles northwest of Indianapolis.

Shelbyville, Tl Civil Air Patrol Today Illinois-Indiana Kenneth Dale Reed Shelbyville Mansfield Ohio CAP Bob Daugherty Pana. II Indianapolis Ilinois American Airlines Chicago Midway Airport New York

Private productive facility spending shifts in the United States

In recent years more than seventy percent of all expenditures for private productive facilities in the United States have gone for equipment and related capital. The observation reflects a trend toward investing in machinery, plants, and related upgrades shaping productivity and economic output.

United States

Monroe Grange marks 41st anniversary and events

Monroe Grange’s 41st anniversary and boosters night merged with an open meeting. Owen Ireland presented a film on the Brussels World’s Fair. A trombone trio performed. Mrs. Paul Campbell received a community service award. Monroe Grange will run the March 24 farm sale at Wagner farm and host a smorgasbord April 18 at Seven Dolors hall. Collinsville will host an open meeting April 8 and Pomona Grange will visit March 21 to present traveling program. Monroe travels to Fairfield April 22.

Monroe Monroe Grange Brussels Owen Ireland Armco Jimmy White Roger Carter Bobby Line Ralph Line Paul Campbell Robert Thompson Ways and Means Wagner Farm Seven Dolors Recreation Hall Collinsville Pomona Grange Reily Fairfield

Rogers Booked For State Fair

The Roy Rogers show will kick off the 1959 Ohio State Fair with performances August 28 to 31. State Fair manager Rowland Bishop said the booking suits the family entertainment aim for the eight day exposition in Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio Roy Rogers Rowland Bishop

Deaths And Funerals: Mrs Mary Sadler 89

Mrs. Mary Sadler 89 of 1006 Ellen Dr died this morning at Cincinnati General Hospital after a five year illness. Born in Middletown she retired from nursing 15 years ago. Survived by daughter Esther Bell Middletown son James Lloyd Sadler Eaton seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services 2 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Jerome Schulz officiating burial Lewisburg Ohio. Visitation Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 pm. Also Mr Furbee died Sunday at 231 Kings Mills Rd Surviving wife Kate a daughter Lillian Blake Mason two sons Cecil and Arnold Mason and two brothers Randall Lebanon Marion Pomeroy Arrangements by Gallimore Funeral Home.

Mary Sadler Ellen Dr Cincinnati General Hospital Lewisburg Ohio Methodist Church Rose Hill Furbee Kings Mills Rd Kate Lillian Blake Mason Cecil Arnold Randall Lebanon Marion Pomeroy Gallimore Funeral Home

Mason-Edwin Sertel Dies in Dayton Home

Edwin Sertel four of Pisgah died yesterday at the Dayton home of a daughter Mrs Mareena Curtsinger. Surviving are three sisters Miss Blanche Sertel Mrs Viola Gutermuth Mrs Effie Mosteller and a brother Cliff all of Pisgah. Services 10 30 a m Thursday at Gallimore Furbee Funeral Home with burial in Mason Hill Cemetery.

Mason Edwin Sertel Pisgah Mareena Curtsinger Dayton Blanche Sertel Viola Gutermuth Effie Mosteller Cliff Pricelam Gallimore Furbee Rose P.m Mason Hill Cemetery

Liquor Chief Reveals City Permit Priorities in Ohio

Ohio Department of Liquor Control releases first public list of permit priorities for beer wine and liquor in Ohio communities. Crouch notes quotas openings and applications as of March 10 with Middletown D classes showing no openings but three applications and explanations for days and times.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control Ohio Richard C. Crouch Liquor Department Ithe

Nunlist Wins Credit Award For 1958 Service

Robert A. Nunlist assistant treasurer of Armco Steel Corp receives the Annual Achievement Award from the Cincinnati Association of Credit Management for outstanding meritorious service to the credit profession in 1958. The honor was presented at the association’s annual meeting. Armco’s J. C. Caldwell is elected a director for a three year term and has a decade of participation in credit organization activities.

Robert A. Nunlist Armco Steel Corp Cincinnati Assn. of Credit Management Nunilist Armco J. C. Caldwell Association Caldwell Credit Men's Association

Death Of Architect Told After Funeral

Kenneth Franzheim 68 former president of the American Institute of Architects died Friday of a heart attack after requesting news of his death be withheld until his funeral. He designed many Houston office buildings and was born in Wheeling West Virginia.

Houston, Tex Kenneth Franzheim American Institute of Architects Franzheim Houston Wheeling W.va

State Banks Report Sought On Condition Of Banks

Columbus Ohio AP State Division of Banks calls for a report on the condition of all state banks as of the close of business Thursday March 43, outlining the financial status and compliance across institutions.

Columbus, Ohio State Division of Banks

Frohlich's Premiere on MU Program at Withrow Court

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra adds the US premiere of Otto Frohlich's Suite Romantique to an opera concert at Miami University's Withrow Court Sunday at 3 p.m. Conducted by MU's Orchestra and Opera director Frohlich, the program features operatic works led by soprano Frances Yeend, tenor Nicolai Gedda, and baritone Mario Zanisi.

Oxford Miami University Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Miami Withrow Court Otto Frohlich Europe Frohlich

Armco Chief Urges Industry to Speak on Political Issues

R L Gray president of Armco Steel urged industry leaders to speak up on political issues that affect employees and management. He stressed the aim is to inform workers about matters affecting their jobs and company health, not to back a candidate. He argued profits enable security and long term growth for workers and communities.

Houston Texas R. L. Gray Armco Steel Corp The Texas Manufacturers Assn Gray Armco

Xenia Airman Dies In Plane Crash Near Junction

Second Lt. Donald E. Porter, 26, of Xenia Ohio, died when his L19 trainer aircraft crashed at the county airport during a training flight. He radioed for landing information shortly before the dive. Porter leaves a wife and two sons in San Marcos. son of Alva Porter of Xenia.

New Ostres Tonite Tablets Advertised

An old advertisement touts Ostres Tonite Tablets claiming to restore energy and vigor with iron and high potency Vitamin B. It promises quick results for men and women seeking pep and youthfulness at a price of 69 cents, with potential savings in economy packs.

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