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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
8
Franklin driver’s permit suspended for life after intoxication arrests. Carolus Chaney charged with assault and battery. Elizabeth Chaney’s charges dismissed. Suspects held near Manchester Avenue and Nelan, with fines listed and costs set.
A government regulation requires restaurants to fix prices in four monthly periods starting April 1, 1908. It mandates maintaining a minimum food cost per dollar of sales, preserves the January price relation, and freezes restaurant charges to control costs.
A dated note reports relief from backache as a joyful recovery. The text mentions a vague sentiment of improvement and includes playful, nonsensical phrases that do not provide actionable facts or identifiable entities.
The Middletown Optimist Club held its annual dinner at the Sportsmen's Club last night with over seven new members and guests. Joe Schramm was officially installed as president, succeeding a two year term by the previous president. Renny Daly served as master of ceremonies as the program outlined speeches by incoming officers and a state officer.
At Wayne Hotel Hamilton the bar association held its annual meeting. J A Casper stepped down. I A was praised for last year’s work. Replacements named include EJ Kautz Maxwell Finkelman and Richard Kerridge with George Elliott as treasurer. A historians' committee chaired by John Andrews will oversee legal chambers plans. More than 38 members attended.
Police investigated two break ins one at Wildwood Golf Club on Aberdeen Drive and another at Garfield School. At the school a piece of equipment valued at 25 dollars was taken from a room while the golf club suffered extensive damage to doors and locks. The break in was reported yesterday after a PTA meeting and club manager Matty Coughlin was named.
Water use plan states 520 gallons are allocated to irrigate one acre to a depth of one inch. The calculation links rainfall, soil absorption, and evaporation to determine irrigation needs for the measured area.
James C O Conner was named to an advisory post by Steart executive director of Geek Sessskienies. He is a former official at Samaritan Hospital in Dayton involved in a merger with the Hospital Service Association.
A Better Relations gathering is set for Sunday at 3 p m in Booker T Washington School under Mrs Bertha Perkins. The Scoke ensemble of Bethesda Temple of Da and es will perform as featured guests with ushers arranged for the afternoon.
A Union Pacific turbine electric locomotive tested in 1950 covered about 70 thousand miles and used roughly 1,114,000 gallons of fuel, reflecting its performance and efficiency during the testing period.
A Saturday night service will be held at the home of Mrs. Bernes Barker at 811 Oxford State Ra. at 7:30 PM featuring a singing program.
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