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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1949

Page

16

Local Men Plan Manchester Hotel Toastmasters Club

A group of local men announced at a Manchester Hotel dinner meeting to start a Middletown Toastmasters club for public speaking and parliamentary procedure. Acting as organizers are Britton Kendrick, George Flynn, and ok Newlin. Permanent officers to be elected at the 6 30 pm gathering. On March 17 other Dayton Toastmaster clubs demonstrated the club’s work for interested locals.

Manchester O— Ghee Rh Rey A Middletown Britton Kendrick George Flynn Ok Newlin Dayton Toastmaster Clubs

Local Kiwanis Interclub Meeting in Hamilton

Over half of the Hamilton Kiwanis Club attended a joint weekly meeting at the Anthony Wayne Hotel. The Rev. Kenneth S. Learey spoke on service clubs, Jack Murray sang three numbers for Coach Sheller, a blackface act by Arthur and Nelle Lou, and Howard Murray led plans for future activities. A traveling gavel meeting in Lebanon April 5 was announced, with about 30 members and wives to attend a chartered bus trip to Cincinnati Garden for Crabbe's Water Carnival.

Kiwanis Club Hamilton Kiwanis Club Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton Kenneth S. Learey Middletown First Methodist Church Jack Murray Sheller Arthur Nelle Louto Howard Murray Interclub Bey Lebanon Golden Lamb Inn Cincinnati Garden Crabbe

Strike Planned In Akron Paint Union Stand

The AFL Painters Union in Akron O is set to strike tomorrow if talks with contractors fail. Business agent L M Wilson said a meeting yesterday rejected a 12 percent wage raise offer. About 600 painters would be affected.

Akron. O. (Ap AFL L. M. Wilson

Sgt Paul Winglewich Requiem High Mass Saturday

Sgt Paul Winglewich 29 son of Mr and Mrs Peter Winglewich 809 Auburn St killed in Germany February 8 1945 will have a requiem high mass at St John's Church Saturday at 9 am Interment in World War II Memorial Plot Woodside Cemetery He was born in Trenton a Lanier High School graduate attended Miami University worked for Armco Steel before entering service February 4 1942 He trained at Camp Polk Ft Knox served overseas since June 6 1944 with Company D 40th Tank Battalion Seventh Division Third Army and died in Germany He is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters Friends may call at Howard Wilson Funeral Home Friday 2-5 and 7-10 pm Rosary by Holy Name Men of St John's Friday 8:15 pm

Paul K. Winglewich Peter Winglewich Auburn St Germany St. John's Church Woodside Cemetery Sergeant Winglewich Trenton Lanier High School Miami University Armco Steel Corporation Camp Polk Ft. Knox Ft. Benning Seventh Armored Division England Holland Belgium France 40Th Tank Battalion Seventh Third Army Donnie Ray Lois Lambert Margaret Winglewich Howard Wilson Holy Name Men of

Funeral services set for Phillip Pleasant 64

Phillip Pleasant age 64 of 922 Eighth Ave died Sunday at Homer Phillips Hospital in St Louis. Services will be Friday at 3 PM at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Eli W Wilbert of Dayton Christian Church officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Masonic Starlight Lodge services at 730 PM tonight. Pallbearers from Armco Veterans Club include John Armstrong Robert Givens Earl Grimes Halsey Lang George Maddox and John White.

Phillip Pleasant Eighth Ave Homer Phillips Hospital St. Louis McCoy - Leffler Eli W. Wilbert Dayton Christian Church Woodside Cemetery Masonic Starlight Lodge Pleasant Armco Armco Veterans Club John Armstrong Robert Givens Earl Grimes Halsey Lang George Maddox John White

Roy Peffley Dies at 39 Former Theater Manager

Funeral services for Roy Peffley 39 former manager of the Paramount Theater here who died suddenly of a heart attack in Gary Indiana will be held at 2 p m Sunday in Richmond Indiana Rites will be held tonight at the local temple chapel with arrangements pending

Roy Peffley Paramount Theater Gary Ind Richmond

Funeral home notice in Richmond in obituary context

Gary and at the Stegall Funeral Home in Richmond on Sunday. Burial will be in Richmond.

Gary Stegall Richmond

Ida May Kindig dies at 67 in Germantown residence

Mrs Ida May Kindig aged 67 died Wednesday at 8 05 p m at her Germantown home after illness since February 6 She lived 64 years in Germantown was a Daughters of America member Survived by husband Thomas daughter Lena Selby sons Edward Xenia and James Farmersville three sisters Mertie Ryan Carrie Friend Hattie Barnhart five grandchildren and one great grandchild Services Sunday 2 p m at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Rev Paul Bressler will officiate Interment in Germantown Family to receive friends after 5 p m Friday at the funeral home

Germantown Ida May Kindig South Cherry St Middletown The Daughters of America Thomas Lena Selby Edward Xenia James Farmersville Mertie Ryan Carrie Friend Hattie Barnhart John Arpp Paul Bressler Germantown Cemetery

Mrs Russell Spencer Dies After Heart Attack

Mrs Russell T Spencer 73 died at Grand View Hospital following a heart attack at home. Services set for Friday at 2 pm at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by three sons and one sister.

Russell Spencer Lebanon Russell T. Spencer Grandview Hospital Oswald Lebanon Cemetery

Ohio lawmakers call to end Capitol passes for nonlegislators

Columbus Ohio AP report says the Ohio House of Representatives adopted a resolution urging State Public Works Director George B Sowers to stop issuing parking passes for the Capitol grounds south parking lot to nonlegislators. Lawmakers cited crowding and lack of spaces for members.

Columbus Ohio George B. Sowers Capitol Grounds

American farmers doubled fertilizer use from 1937 to 1947

Farmers doubled the use of commercial fertilizers over ten years from 1937 to 1947, reflecting rapid agricultural input expansion. The rise signals broader adoption of synthetic and mineral fertilizers to boost crop yields amid evolving farming practices and economic conditions.

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Toastmaster Club Central Ave Hamilton Kiwanians Doan Sgt Paul Winglewich Ohio Oil Company Marathon V.E.P UES Erie Sorrell Money Home Fres Chuckroast Ryersdoc Best Buy In Town Siena BRI Proctor & Game Crisco Yankee RD Burbank Sorrell’s Mkt eRe Swift's Cleanser Abc Mrs. Ida May Kindig Mrs. Russell Spencer Young and Trimble House of Flowers Dial H. Marshall Greenridge Nursery Laundromat Way Fentons Ave. & Kunz Westinghouse
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