Butler County Delinquent Taxes For 1950 Stand At $532,014
Delinquent taxes and special assessments in Butler County after the 1950 final tax settlement total $532,014.66, per Edward W. Wolfe of the Ohio Public Expenditure Council. Current and former year totals span real and utility taxes, personal property, intangibles, and varied special assessments across county, township, and municipal levels.
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Butler County
Edward W. Wolfe
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Springboro Social News Easter Visits Across Counties
A long list of Easter weekend visits and dinners across Dayton Middletown Franklin and surrounding towns features Mr and Mrs Reason Davis George Davis and Miss Pat Upton joining Mr and Mrs Finley Morris in Franklin for a birthday celebration. Numerous families including the Lidingtons Gloecklers Dickensons and Bays frequent local homes and churches as relatives travel between Dayton Cincinnati Xenia and beyond for holiday gatherings.
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Springboro
Reason Davis
Earl Yeary
Pat Upton
George Davis
James Davis
Piqua
S. M. Ball
Waynesville
Ralph Bohacoek
Dayton
H. E. Shetterly and
Veteran Relieves Aches and Pains with Hadacol Ad
Emerson Parnell Brown of Fort Wayne Indiana credits Hadacol with easing postwar aches and stomach gas after deficient Vitamin B and iron intake. He describes relief from nervousness and pain and notes the product supplies B vitamins iron niacin phosphorus and calcium while building up hemoglobin. Doctors reportedly recommend Hadacol. readers urged to visit their druggists.
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Hadacol
Emerson Parnell Brown
South
Harrison Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Franklin Rural Families Share Community Gatherings
Franklin area residents attended numerous social events and visits. Jolly Matrons Club members and guests spent a day in Cincinnati for Morning Matinee and a luncheon. Many households hosted relatives and friends across Franklin, Middletown, Washington Courthouse, Cincinnati, Monroe, Fairborn, Bellbrook, Harveysburg, and Dayton during the weekend and Easter season.
Kemper family visits from New Orleans and more in Germantown
Germantown residents welcome returning relatives and travelers. Dr. and Mrs. P A Kemper and Mrs. Margaret Kemper came back Sunday after two weeks with Dr. Robert Kemper in New Orleans. Maj. Roger Kindig arrived from Athens Ga to spend days with his parents. Cpl Dan Anslinger Jr of Cherry Point NC visited with his wife and son. J Paul Vincent and Charles Durr were in New York City for a University of Dayton game at Madison Square Garden. Mr and Mrs John Borchers and daughters Karen and Kathy visited the Zeller Wilkie family in Van Wert. Miss Jeannyne Grickley returned from New York City after a week away. Mrs Edna Cowen of Dayton visits two weeks with her sister Roma Concrey. Velma Fritz of Northridge spent the weekend with her father Robert Fritz.
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Germantown
P. A. Kemper
Margaret Kemper
Robert Kemper
New Orleans
Roger Kindig
Athens
Paul Kindig
Cpl
Dan Anslinger, Jr
Cherry Point
N. C
Danny
J. Paul Vincent
Charles Durr
New York City
University of Dayton
Madison Square Garden
John Borchers
Karen
Kathy
Chautauqua
Rhea Borchers
Zeller Wilkie
van Wert
Jeannyne Grickley
Edna Cowen
Dayton
Roma Concrey
Velma Fritz
Northridge
Robert Fritz
Carpenter announce birth of son Ricky in Woodsdale
Mr and Mrs Louis Carpenter announce the birth of a son Ricky on Friday in Woodsdale Visitors include Mrs Ruby Kirklin, Mrs Sadie Rastiff, Mrs Derthea Carpenter, Mr and Mrs William Carpenter Jr and out of town guests Mr and Mrs Phillip Sigler and family George Gay Mr and Mrs Ernest Sprague and Dayton and Mr and Mrs Calvin Tink and family
Germantown Church Holy Communion and Local Meetings
Germantown notes report Holy Communion at the Methodist Church and a Last Supper dramatization directed by J Robert Jay. The Germantown Masonic Lodge meets at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. The Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs plan a joint program at Germantown High School with YMCA officials Vearl Hagen and Robert H Miller attending to discuss the film Picture in Your Mind.
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Germantown
J. Robert Jay
Ymca Sponsoring Committee
Vearl Hagen
Town and Country
The
YMCA
Robert H. Miller
Circle Meetings At Lebanon Methodist Church Set For March 29
WLCS circles No 1 3 and 4 of the Lebanon Methodist Church plan meetings Thursday evening March 29. Circle 1 led by Mrs Don Worley and co leader Mrs Bert Fisher meets at the Parish House at 8 p.m. Circle 3 led by Mrs Chester Heery and co leader Mrs George Noell meets at Mrs Charles Van Ness home on North Broadway with assistant hostess Mrs Hobart Duff. Circle 4 led by Mrs Harold Brattain and co leader Mrs Paul Chiles meets at Mrs Marvin Youngs home on East Orchard Ave at 7 30 p.m. Circle 2 led by Mrs Chester Hatfield and co leader Mrs Morris Dunham meet Thursday afternoon March 22 at 2 p.m. at the Parish House.
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Lebanon
WLCS
Lebanon Methodist Church
Don Worley
Bert Fisher
Chester Heery
George Noell
Coleader
Charles van Ness
North Broadway
Hobart Duff
Harold Brattain
Paul Chiles
Marvin Young
East Orchard Ave
Chester Hatfield
Morris Dunham
Elmer Terry
Bridge Club
Golden Lamb
Charles Earnhart
Vail James
Dudley Graham
Zane Brant
Orville Keever
Ray Pflum
Richard Lindenmuth
John Roskow
Chris Voelker
Satterthwaites
Mary Cropper
Tally Ho Club
Laura Cunningham
Charles Waggoner
Pleasant Ridge Busy Bee Sewing Club Meeting
The Busy Bee Sewing Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Irman Breitenbecher. Mrs. William Rupp Jr. presides over the session with Mrs. Jack Bush Sr. and her mother Mrs. Mary Thomas also involved. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. George Allex with Hershel Knapp, Andrew Olinger with Ernest Olinger, and Myrtle Kilby with Albert Rose families.
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Pleasant Ridge
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Irman Breitenbecher
William Rupp, Jr
Jack Bush
Mary Thomas
Local social notes from Franklin area gatherings
Mrs Harry Wagner and her mother Mrs Jane Fot of near Germantown attended the shower for Mrs Harry Mat ters Friday evening. Mrs Margaret Hamilton was a Cincinnati visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Luther Whitt and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Dishun and family. That evening they attended the Antique Fair in Middletown. Dickie Minge spent the weekend with his grandparents in Middletown. Jefferson Hipsher underwent an operation Monday in Middletown. Mr and Mrs Roy L Hudson left for Dillsboro Indiana to spend a week. Robert Minge, after training at Camp Breckinridge Ky, is spending a furlough with his parents in Middletown and Franklin relatives and friends. He will report in April to Fort Lawton Washington. His brother William, with the US Navy at Norfolk Virginia, plans to join the family for Easter. J L Vail, ill for a week, was moved to Middletown Hospital for observation. Mrs R M Anderson entertained members of her bridge club. Mrs Ben Gustin is calling a meeting of East School room mothers. Mr and Mrs Edward Martin of Lockland and Mrs John Reese of Kings Mountain visited with Mr and Mrs Martin Reese and family.
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H. E. Gloeckler
E. H. Gloeckler, Jr
Middletown
Robert Lidington
Columbus
William Lidington
Dayton, Ky
Rollin Lidington
Norman Frankenstein
C. E. Bierbaum
Cheviot
Robert Eston
Dorothy Squires
Harvesburg
W. J. Fox
John Dishun, Jr
William Dishun
Richard Pursley
Raymond Deardoff
Near Lebanon
Dayton
Curtis Beck
Hazel Bennett
Oakwood
Dan Mayne
Indianapolis
Dewey Winner
Lebanon
Earl Mayne
Fred Mayne
Robert South
J. D. Oakley
Russell King
Rock Island
Ill
Robert Dunn
Carl Fry
Clara Crockett
Springfield
Shirl Stanton
Franklin
Robert Montgomery
B. H. Eshman
H. H. Schroder
Coldwater
Warsaw
Ind
H. H. Schroer
Wilbur Lakes
John Parker
Earl Barnhart
Wayne Mitchell
James Reynolds
Tom Fry
Franklin Masonic Lodge
Roy Howser
Dillsboro Springs
Dillsboro
Perry Wade
James
Whcal
Terry
Kathryn Fitts
C. A. Witteman
J. E. Troup
Miamisburg
Charles Logan
Ruth Ann Wade
Jerry Zeck
Frank Sears
Curtis Reedy
Germantown
William Akers
Wilbur Beltz
Wilbur South
Red Lion
Emma Hahn
Cincinnati
Horst Glagowski
Reason Davis
George Davis
Pat Upton
Finley Morris
Morris
H. E. Shetterly
Fred Hall
E. H. Gloeckler
Stanley Ellis
Waynesville
Susan Brucks
Hamilton
Milo Beckwill
Lexington
Richard Lubbersman
Stanley Fry
George Seidenstick
Xenia
Richard Chenault
Virginia Woodward
John Frederick
Middletown Hospital
Charles Wallace
Henry Sheets
Howard Snider
Excello
Ray Pursley
John Sheets
Elbert Wallace
Earl Wallace
Eaton
Stanley Surface
Lola Thoms
Charles Hartman
James Glosser
Joe Zinck
Card Club
John Warner
Liberty
Ray Ault
Robert Ault
Jene Ault
Centerville
C. C., Mahan
Lytle
Martha Duncan
Walter Seiker
Walter Carter
Ed. Eyer
Glenn Borden
Earl Fry
Cliff Johnson
William Forkner
John Moore
Ray Brown
Franklin Rural
Jolly Matrons Club
Herbert Davis
William Warman
Fred Helsinger
Harold Helsinger
Clyde Helsinger
Washington
Richard Stoutenboro
Stanley Hathaway
Farmersville
Leonard Hathaway
Robert Robinson
Dorothy Hoffman
Frankin
Maurice Robison
Harold Montgomery
Ray Kinder
Missionary Society
Franklin Luthern Church
Charles South and Sons
James Johns
George Deardoff
Clarence Witt
Pierce Stoutenboro
John Shupert
Five Hundred Club
Dan Gross
Franklin White
Monroe
Robert Kyle
Ralph Kyle
Fairborn
George Witt
Denver Corwin
Harold Frisby
Irwin Owens
Abroy Club
Theresa Blair
Chautauqua
Harry Matters
Steve Ricos
John Thomas
Claud Thomas
Cecil Graham
Orville Thomas
West Elkton
Raymond McCurdy
Springboro
Walter Fitts
Chester Witteman
Elbert Owens
Ollie Logsdon
Kyle Cook
Park Owens
Garry
Carl Brown
Harveysburg
William Glosser
Bellbrook
Robert Arnold
Willis Jeffery
Aetna Bishop
Joe Hanks
Calvin Johnson
Herbert Schwytzer
Leonard Henderson
Cliff Owens
Harry Wagner
Jane Fot
Margaret Hamilton
Luther Whitt and
Ray Dishun
Dickie Minge
Everett Minge
Jefferson Hipsher
Roy L. Hudson
Pfe
Robert Minge
Camp Breckenbridge
Fort Lawton
Wash
William
US Navy
Norfolk
J. L. Vail
R. M. Anderson
Bridge Club
Ben Gustin
East School
Edward Martin
Lockland
John Reese
Kings Mountain
Martin Reese
Franklin Women’s Association names March program chair
Mrs John Shorts will chair the March meeting of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church at 730 pm in the church with the theme National Missions. Mrs Robert M Anderson will review a book. The West Side Bible Class meets Thursday at 130 pm at Mrs Ezra Carpenters Park Ave home.
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Franklin
John Shorts
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
National Missions
Robert M. Anderson
West Side Bible
Ezra Carpenter
Park Ave
Luther Whitt
Cedar City Coin Club
Lebanon
Fort Hamilton
Ellen Hathaway
Frederick Harbach
River St
Farm Ave
Vernon King
Morrow
Middletown Residents Attend After Death in Cincinnati
Dempsy Thomas and Mrs. George Moore traveled Thursday to Price Hill Cincinnati due to the death of Dr. George Moore who died there Wednesday. Mrs Stella Van Horn Kate Linning Pearl Linning and Ora Wade of Milford visited Mr and Mrs Durbin Beach on Saturday. Lurren E Diver Jr visited Cal vin Fite in Gratis on Sunday. Durbin Beach and his wife visited Howard Veidt in Camden on Sunday afternoon.
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Dempsy Thomas
Middletown
Price Hill
Cincinnati
George Moore
Stella van Horn
Kate Linning
Pearl
Ora Wade
Milford
Durbin Beach
Lurren E. Diver, Jr
Calvin Fite
Gratis
Pineapple and spider-web crochet patterns send for 613
A vintage offer promotes Laura Wheeler crochet designs with easy patterns and two sizes. Consumers are instructed to mail twenty cents for Pattern 613 to News Journal Middletown Ohio and twenty cents more for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. Includes illustrations of crochet embroidery knitting household items dolls and toys.
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Laura Wheeler
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
City Briefs In Middletown Tonight Meetings
Sertoma Club meets 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel North Middletown Fire Association meets 7 30 p m at the Fire House Cancer Clinic opens 7 p m at Middletown Hospital Co F 147th Infantry meets 7 30 p m at 2100 S Main St SPBESQSA convenes 7 30 p m at the Legion Home
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North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown
Middletown Hospital
147Th
S. Main St
Spbesqsa
Legion
Community Club Meetings Schedule Tonight
Mayfield Fire Department gathers at 7 30 p m at the Fire House on Sheffield Street. Civic Chorus meets at 7 45 p m at Middletown High School. Fraternal Order of Eagles convenes at 7 p m at the Hall.
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Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield St
Civic Chorus
Middletown High School
Order of Eagles
Middletown association and clubs meet at noon
Middletown Association of Life Underwriters meets at 12 noon at the Manchester Hotel. YMCA Board to meet at 12 45 p m in the Directors Room at the Y. Order of Ahepa convenes at 8 p m at Nelva Center. Middletown Women’s Republican Club meets at the YMCA. Guard Company D 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry meets at 2100 South Main St. American Legion member-
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Middletown Association of Life Underwriters
Manchester
YMCA
Order of Ahepa
Nelva Center
Middletown
Women's Republican Club
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
Dear old friend a lifelong bond remembered in rhyme
Gordon Martine writes a nostalgic Rhymetime verse reflecting on enduring friendship from boyhood to adulthood. He recalls shared joys and conflicts, weathering gray skies and sunny days, and fears the day one will be gone, while celebrating the unbroken connection that survives across years.
Price cutting hits television sets as inventories rise
Mirror Of Business reports widespread price reductions across TV sets and other goods as banks push credit restraints. Sluggish demand, wintry weather, and high inventories curb sales, though production remains brisk and NAM projects record private output this year despite defense-fueled demand.
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New York
American Meat Institute
Dun & Bradstreet
Admiral Corporation
Hallicrafters Company
Hallicrafters
Vacuum Cleaner Manufacturers’ Association
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Ship Meeting Schedules Evening at Legion Home
A ship meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the Legion Home. Community members are invited to discuss naval affairs, with organizers emphasizing punctuality and orderly proceedings.
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The
Legion Home
300 Miners Strike Shuts Sunny Hill Coal Plant
About 300 United Mine Workers members walked off the job at Sunny Hill Coal Company in Perry County, resuming a strike that began yesterday. No reason given by mine officials or union leaders for the action.
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Zanesville
United Mine Workers
Sunny Hill Coal Company
Perry County
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Springboro Social News
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Woodsdale
K. of
C. Socials
Germantown News
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
First National Bank
Central Ave
Main St
Laos
Towm
Franklin News Notes
Sertoma Club
Manchester Hotel
American Legion
Spain
Tytus AY
Gordon Martine
Rhymetime
Mirror of Business
By Sam Dawson
Korea
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
League
Beatty’s
Electronic Shop
Ighehart Dial
Vohniston
Once-Over
Pert Peead Lhit
Walker
Paint and Glass CO
Clinton & Reynolds
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