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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1949

Page

4

Transportation Body Seeks Enforce Blocked Crossing Law

Enforcement of laws prohibiting blocking railroad crossings and limiting train speed in the city was urged by the Transportation Development Committee at the City Building. The full committee supported sending the recommendation to the City Commission for action. Also discussed were Midtown crossing blockages and extending Sutphin Street to Armco Drive to serve Wildwood subdivision entrances. Participants included Francis Carmody chairing, C B Stiles, C W Beck, L T Kenny, Hale Dodds, Mrs G W Breiel, Kent Little, R A Pocher, city engineer, and J T Lamb representing an American Legion committee. The next Development Committee meeting is set for April 20.

L. T. Kenny Hale Dodds G. W. Breiel Kent Little R. A. Pocher J. T. Lamb American Legion Carmody Legion

Be Not Anxious for Your Life In Prayer Devotion

Prepared by George Miles Gibson for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 1949 edition discusses anxiety as rooted in guilt and reliance on self. It cites Reinhold Niebuhr and cites biblical passages Matthew 6 25 34 urging trust in God who feeds birds and lilies. A closing prayer asks for stillness, peace, and release from strain.

George Miles Gibson The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Reinhold Niebuhr Heavenly Father

License Office Open Until 8 P. M.

The license office at 1517 Central Ave. will stay open until 8 p m today to aid out of town motorists. Deputy registrar Thomas A Galeese said drivers must tag their cars with the new aluminum yellow on black 1949 plates and mid night hours accommodate those unable to reach the office by 5 30 p m.

Thomas A. Galeese Bureau of Motor Vehicles Central Ave Galeese

Vital statistics notices for three residents

Mrs. Russell Spencer aged 73 of Lebanon, Mrs. Julia E Green aged 70 of Middletown Route 1, and Mrs. Ida May Kindig aged 67 of Germantown are listed in the vital statistics notices. The item records ages and hometowns for three local residents.

Russell Spencer Lebanon Julia E. Green Middletown Ida May Kindig Germantown

Births at Hospital Reported for Week

Mr and Mrs William Gault O a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Rogers 3200 Clearview Dr Dayton O a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Olman 113 Webster St a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harold South Lebanon O a girl Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Henry 126 Curtis St a girl Thursday.

William Gault

Birth Announcements for Hamilton Patton and Smith Families

Mr and Mrs William A Hamilton welcomed a girl at Hamilton Hospital on Wednesday. Paternal grandparents A W Moore of Columbia Ave and B H Keairns of Ashland Kentucky, with Mary Kathryn Patton noted. Maternal grandparents M C Patton of 3120 McGee Ave. Raymond Smith and Mildred Wagner of Dayton welcomed a girl at Good Samaritan Hospital on Wednesday. Maternal grandmother Maude Wagner is mentioned.

William A. Hamilton Hamilton Hospital Hamilton A. W. Moore Columbia Ave B. H. Keairns Mary Kathryn Patton Ashland King’s Daughter Hospital M. C. Patton McGee Ave Raymond Smith Mildred Wagner Dayton Good Samaritan Hospital Maude Wagner

Local officials weigh budget shifts amid mixed signals

City commissioners debated a $1,285,038.83 budget with $465,496.03 for the general fund while flagging a $16,000 special engineering survey figure. Francis Carmody opposed the measure over the high survey cost and favored bidding new engineering work, as the panel approved most other allocations and new hires in the Water Works plan. The council also authorized parades, assigned patrol and engineering staff, and discussed water system upgrades and a potential softening plant.

Francis Carmody Carmady C. L. Segoe Cincinnati Carmody General Fund Conservancy Health Department Park Department Park Board Auditor's Department Solicitor’s Department Ross A. Hill Fred J. Schatzmann Water Works Department Floyd G. Browne and Associates Marion City Engineering Harlan Park Engineering Elk’s Lodge

Hospital Patient Status Recounted in Local Notices

The list records patients at The Hospital with statuses including surgical and medical. Names include Mrs Clyde Tolliver and James Nein, with addresses in Highland, Shafer, North Verity Parkway, Bellemont, Franklin Route 1, Fourteenth Avenue, and North Broad Street. Several dismissals note patients leaving Columbia Avenue and Dixie Heights.

Clyde Tolliver Highland St James Nein Russell Nein Shafer St James E. Baltzell James Baltzell North Verity

Newark man to stand trial for manslaughter in shooting

Richard D. Lahman of Newark is to go on trial April 2 on a manslaughter charge for the fatal shooting of Betty Stevens, 18, at a Buckeye Lake shooting gallery last May.

Newark Richard D. Lahman Betty Stevens Buckeye Lake

Easter Parade Permit For Local Farm Club Sparks Debate

City Commission approved a parade by Merchants Club players promising a farm club tied to the Cincinnati Reds. The path runs Sutphin to Main, Yankee Rd, to Armco Field, ending at the ballpark. Vets coach says opener is Hamilton Savage Auto, not Merchants. The Buckeye League is semi pro and not affiliated with Major League Baseball.

City Commission Commission Marvin D. Clark Cincinnati Reds Sutphin Main St Yankee Rd Armco Merchants Middletown Vets Armco Field Paul Galeese Ralph Banford the Merchants Harvey Rector Banford Cincinnati Red Buckeye League Reds Rector

At the Movies Paramount and Strand Listings

Paramount shows Kissing Ban with Sinatra Grayson at 1 15, 3 15, 5 20, 7 20 and 9 30 p m Thursday. The Accused with Loretta Young and Robert Cummings at 1 15, 3 25, 5 20 and 9 40 p m Friday. Strand presents Johnny Belinda with Jane Wyman Lew Ayres at 1 15, 5 27, 9 30 p m Thursday. Treasure of the Sierra Madre with Bogart Huston at 3 15 and 7 25 p m. Friday Who Done It with Abbott Costello at 3 15, 6 40 and 10 05 p m. Also In the Navy with Abbott Costello at 1 45, 5 10 and 8 30 p m.

Paramount Kissing Bandit Frank Sinatra Kathryn Grayson Loretta Young Robert Cummings Johnny Belinda Jane Wyman Lew Ayres Humphrey Bogart Walter Huston Bud Abbott Lou Costello

Catching an Alligator Requires Mouth Securing and Tying

A terse guideline notes that to handle a live alligator one must secure its mouth and restrain it with ties. The caution highlights safety steps for handling dangerous reptiles.

Scout Workers Will Be Fet ed at Middletown Dinner

All adult workers active in the Girl Scout movement in Middletown will be feted at a 6 p m dinner in the Girls Club. Guest speaker Harry Hadley will discuss What Are You Afraid Of. Awards include nineteen five year numerals and four ten year numerals. Mrs Earl B Klein will deliver the welcome address and present awards. Organizers are Mrs Andrew Roper Mrs Walter Sheffer Mrs Ross Kramer and Mrs Ralph Mull.

Middletown Earl B. Klein Andrew Roper Walter Sheffer Ross Kramer Ralph Mull

Edward Breen Presides Over House Session

Congressman Edward Breen, representing this district, yesterday presided for an hour as chairman of the House of Representatives at the request of Speaker Sam Rayburn. Breen, a Dayton mayor, previously led the five member City Commission and was praised by Ohio colleagues for his handling of the session.

Edward Breen House of Representatives Sam Rayburn Rayburn Department of the Army Breen Dayton

May Seek Office In County This Fall No Petitions Yet From City Board

Middletown and Hamilton election boards report no local candidate petitions filed yet for fall offices. Deputy clerks note filing deadlines, with Middletown set 60 days and Hamilton 40 days before election. Across the county, hundreds have obtained petitions, with totals possibly reaching 500. offices in rural areas include Mayorships, council, and school boards across 13 townships and nine villages. In Middletown only municipal judge and city commissioner are up for vote. Registration proceeds slowly, with rules restricting newcomers and movers. voided registrations require re-registration prior to eligibility.

City Election Board Middletown Kahn Dobrozsi

Wade Miller To Receive Eagle Award

Wade E Miller, superintendent of public schools, will receive the Eagles Lodge civic award at the annual basketball banquet honoring Middletown and Monroe teams. The presentation by Jerry will occur at 6 30 p m at the local lodge 1226 Central Ave.

Wade E. Miller Eagles Lodge Middletown Monroe Cecil W. Ooworthy Tony Miller Dane Jerry Ea Central Ve

Youths Arrested in Excello Burglary Case

Glenn Jackson 18 of Trenton Rd and a 17 year old were ordered before Juvenile Authorities after deputies James Greenfield and A M Peters took them into custody in connection with a burglary at Homan's Grocery Excello last Saturday.

Glenn Jackson Trenton Rd Homan's Grocery Excello James Greenfield A. M. Peters

Property owners protest Ninth Ave pool hall petition filed

A petition from property owners protesting a pool hall on Ninth Ave was received and filed. Contracts were awarded for gasoline to McCoy Oil Company and for coal to Hatfield Coal Company for the next three months period.

Ninth Ave McCoy Oil Company Hatfield Coal Company

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Fellowship OF Prayer Armco Veterans Phillip Pleasant Mec Coy-Leffler Funeral Home Ross Fisher Veterans Club Locust Grove Rd Garret Boone Butler County Harvey P. Green Boone Harry McIintosh Preble County Green Butler County Sheriff's Office Trenton Browne Company E Browne Company John K. Maurer Maurer James Howerton Jack Marts Tom Carmody Lynn B. McGuire Taylor Ave Hollywood, Calif William Lackey Chester Stamper Dixie Heights Ben Carrington North Broad St Howard Phillips West Middletown Roy L. Langworthy First Ave Charles Perkins Charles Perkins, Sr Young St Columbia and Victor Records WY Price Goldflies Music Store Eugene Goldflies, Piop BY Jerry Nardiello Ohio House Wade Miller Eagle Halal Freeman's Bynum’‘S Clothing
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