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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1950

Page

2

War With Russia Not Imminent, Educator Tells Local Merchants

Dr. William Smith of Miami University told Middletown merchants that war with Russia is not imminent and may never come if the United States prepares and renews its merchant spirit. He urged a strong merchant fleet, continued Atlantic Pact support, and a robust world trade program to promote democracy and deter Russian expansion.

Russia United States William Smith Miami University Smith Middletown Retail Merchants Association Manchester Hotel Dr. Smith The Mercantile Group America Spain France Portugal Far East Europe Atlantic Africa Mediterranean Miami N. J. Lawler Journal C. Richard Greathouse John S. Parr Fist Baptist Church

Jerome Inwood New Merchant President

Jerome Inwood former World War II veteran and secretary treasurer of Office Outfitters was elected president of the Middletown Retail Merchants Association at a Marchester Hotel dinner. He will lead with G. E. Dougherty of Montgomery Ward as vice president, while long-time leaders join the board including Ben Bender and C. A. Burnett.

Middletown Retail Merchants Association Marchester Hotel Jerome Jerry” Inwood North Main St Inwood Cohn Hardware and Paint Company C. R. Greathouse C. E. Greathouse and Son, Inc L. P. Smith Sears Roebuck and Company Sam McDonough Fenzel-McDonough Jewelers Kirk Strodtbeck Robert Millan Auburn Morris

Are You In Repair Service Business

Journal readers seek painters papering roof fixing clothing and electrical repairs and more. Ads are easy to place by dialing 2 3611 and asking for an ad writer. Watch the Business Service classifications for expert services.

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Freedom Forum Set Tomorrow in Middletown

A new Middletown Freedom Forum meets tomorrow at 8 p m in the Girls Club under the Americanism Committee of the American Legion with the Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Middletown League of Women Voters co sponsoring. Ray Sloan will speak and supervise films Make Mine Freedom and The Price of Freedom in a program modeled on the Harding College event that promotes democracy and opposes communism.

Middletown Freedom Forum Girls’ Club Americanism Committee Middletown Post, American Legion Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs Middletown League of Women Voters Freedom Forum Harding College Searcy Ark Ray Sloan Legion Committee Jefferson School PTA

Land Purchased For Widening Bridge Approach

Final negotiations for land on West Central Ave near the new West Middletown bridge ended this morning. The City Commission approved $17,000 for property owned by Charles Hurst to widen the bridge approach as part of a State Highway Department project. Fred J. Schatzmann, Director of Law, announced the closing in his office.

West Central Ave City Commission Charles Hurst West Central New West Middletown Bridge State Highway Department Fred J. Schatzmann

NAACP Talk Set by Dayton Speaker at Second Baptist

C. J. Francis of Dayton will be the guest speaker Sunday at 3 30 p m at Second Baptist Church on Verity Pkny Middletown chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People invites attendance to the program featuring Francis as speaker rousing support for civil rights.

C. J. Francis Dayton, O Second Baptist Church Verity Pkny Middletown National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Practice Census Enumeration Starts in Middletown Area

Census takers begin a city practice enumeration tomorrow ahead of the main count on Saturday. Enumerators will gather a sample of information and carry official ID to show householders before questions. Robert Walters and Mrs Florence Minch supervise 32 enumerators urging full cooperation to speed the process.

Middletown Robert Walters Mre Florence Minch

21YearOlds To Be Recognized During American Day Program

Middletown prepares for American Day 1950 with a new focus on 21 year old youths reaching age of majority. The American Legion announces committee appointments and outlines plans for a parade and awards as part of the May 21 observance.

Middletown U. S The American Legion C. R. Greathouse Francis Carmody Richard A. Wilmer R.D. Stevens, Jr Walter Render Pauline Schmidt S. H. Kitchen Jack Linzie Dena Eliopoulos Paul Golembiewski Arnold Boxwell W. W. Gray S. J. Schramm Cecil Runyan Ben Sloan Louis Rossi Herbert Chandler Katherine Domanick William Lafayette Stevens Jack Harris Farl Shea Richard Seigel Jack Leiszie George Poolitsan John Lafayette Joseph Canter

Eagle Officers Nominated For Fraternal Order of Eagles

The Fraternal Order of Eagles members nominate five officers unopposed including LeRoy Fox and Robert Long. Nominees for worthy president are David C. Schiering and Kelly Haddix with Ermel Cass and Thomas Faeta as chaplain and trustee nominees. Seven delegates will be chosen from a list including Bernie Joslin and Dane Schiering. ballots run noon to 8 pm on April 4. The result will be announced after the weekly meeting at 7:30 pm.

Order of Eagles Work LeRoy Fox Robert Long Frank Gradolph Thomas Davidson Lewis Kunz David C. Schiering Kelly Heddix Ermel R. Cass Thomas Faeta Hargan Barker Charles Seeger George Class Cecil W. Dane Bernie C. Joslin Dane Schiering Jerry Brandenberg Barker Paul Swope Long Thomas Selby Arthur Sanderson Haddix Fox

At the Movies Paramount Showtimes

Wednesday schedule features Twelve O Clock High with Gregory Peck and Hugh Marlowe at 1 40, 4 15, 6 45 and 9 20 p m The Heli ex with Olivia DeHavil and land at 2 4 30 7 and 9 30 p m Thursday

Gregory Peck Hugh Marlowe

Drums of Congo and Captive Wild Woman Showings

Wednesday and Thursday bill features Drums of Congo with Ona Munson and Stuart Erwin at 2 20 4 45 7 10 and 9 35 p m. Captive Wild Woman with Evelyn Akers and John Carradine at 1 15 3 25 5 50 8 10 and 10 40 p m.

Congo Ona Munson Stuart Erwin Evelyn Akers John Carradine

Building Code Revision Committee Examines Code Revisions

The Building Code Revision Committee met in the office of chair J. D. Sawyer to discuss people panel revisions and other building code changes. City Commissioners asked for a report on proposed establishment of a Board of Building Standards and revisions by Building Commissioner Orville Corson.

J. D. Sawyer Board of Building Standards Orville Corson

Minstrel Show Planned by Geneva Fellowship at Blue Ball

The Geneva Fellowship Class of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church will present a minstrel program Friday and Saturday at 8 p m at Blue Ball School directed by Rev. Byron H Sprague. Westminster Fellowship will serve refreshments.

Geneva Fellowship Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Blue Ball School Byron H. Sprague Westminster Fellowship

John Schueller Armco pioneer dies at 91 in Middletown

John Schueller longtime Armco adviser and one of the Original Five Armco Men died at 91 in Shady Lawn Rest Home. He helped found Armco with George M. Verity and oversaw early Cincinnati and Middletown operations. Survived by a daughter, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.

John Schueller Armco Nineteenth Ave George M. Verity American Rolling Mill Company Shady Lawn Middletown Armco Steel Corporation Mr. Schueller Mr. Verity Pittsburgh John Hogan W. Frank Rambo William M. Reynolds John Hall Sagendorf Iron Cincinnati American Steel Roofing Company Sagendorf Verity Steel Company Schueller Curtis St

Requiem Mass for Mrs Edna Mincher Marts Held

Requiem high mass for Mrs Edna Mincher Marts 45 died Monday at Union Rd residence will be held Thursday at 9 30 a m at St John s Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Wednesday 3 5 and 7 10 p m She is survived by her husband Dr R J Marts local dentist her father George Boyer of Middletown a daughter Geraldine Mincher of this city and three sisters.

Edna Mincher Marts Union Rd St. John’s Church Woodside Cemetery McCoy-Leffler R. J. Marts George Boyer Middletown Geraldine Mincher

Mrs Mabel Royer aged 96 dies in Ohio Rust Rest Home

Services for Mrs. Mabel Homan Royer 96 long time Preble County resident will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Barnes Funeral Home or the Methodist Church with plans pending relatives arrival from Colorado. She died Monday at Rust Rest Home residing at 324 North

EATON Mabel Homan Royer Preble County Barnes Funeral Home Methodist Church Colorado Royer Rust Rest Home North

Services for Hereman Sams Held Thursday

Here man A Sams 24 of College Corner Route 1 died Tuesday from injuries in a Sunday auto crash at Mercy Hospital Hamilton Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Inman Funeral Home Somerville with burial in the local cemetery The Justice Liebolt American Legion post Camden will conduct military graveside rites Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 10 pm

Richard Brenan Somerville Howard Goevel Williamsdale Darlene Sams Urban Camden Robert A. B. Sams Mount Vernon Justice Liebolt American Legion Post

Rufus E. Turpin Dies at 84 Former Courier-Journal Editor

Rufus E. Turpin, 84, longtime newspaper man born in Owensboro, Kentucky, retired editor and editor at large roles including city editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal and 20 years with the New York Times magazine section.

Louisville Rufus E. Turpin Louisville Courier-Journal New York Times Owensboro

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jerome Inwood New Merchant President Mary Ellen McDaniels Public Accountant of Public Accountants Society OF Onto Woodlawn Teneoessen Y Roy A. White Central Ave Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores Adv NAACP Daytonian First National Bank Interstand First National Armco East Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation U. 8S Department OF Commerce Bureau OF the CENS Bureau OF the Census Sigg Sae Atting Crarw EAGLE Paramount the Heliex Olivia DeHavilland Middletown Aluminum Charles R. Hook Charles W Fred C Howard L George Gardner Board and Carton Company Hazel Hadley Alamazoo Mich Sophia Riggs Funeral Home Kenneth Learey First Methodist Church Barron St E Rev. R. P Buerial Mound Hill Edna Marts Mabel Royer Herman A. Sams Associated Press Veterans Flight Airlines Training Division Midwestern School, Inc P. O. Box Columbus Ohio DuMont Westwood du Mont Westwood du Mont South Broad ST DIAL
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