Police Appointments And Building Board On City Agenda
The City Commission plans four patrolman appointments and two promotions at tonight’s meeting. A Board of Building Standards and Appeals is set for third reading along with amendments to the building code. Civil Service certified six patrolman candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Civil Service Commission
Paul Fouts
James Combs
Paul Judd, Jr
Fairmount Ave
Shirley Edward Withrow
South Ave
Robert Roy Walton
Jefferson Rd
Williford Lee Palmer
Wayne Ave
Lee Nickell
Sixth Ave
Bernice R. Webb
Twentieth Ave
Middletown
Theater Works Department
West Central Ave
New York Central
The
Safety Council
Pope City
T William Fishbaugh
Robert Lakens
Industrial Safety Board
Department of Labor
Washington
Holy Trinity PTA Chooses Officers for 1950 51
At a monthly meeting Holy Trinity PTA elected Mrs. Charles Mosier president for 1950 51 succeeding Mrs. Francis Smith who becomes a three year trustee. Other officers named include Mrs. Slyde Dineen first vice president Mrs. John Brell second vice president Mrs. Edward Fembers corresponding secretary Mrs. Leo Miller recording secretary Mrs. Carl Ristaneo treasurer Miss Edith ad auditor and Mrs. J Leo two year term as trustee plus Mrs. Louie T Kenney one year trustee. Bill Hilz performed magic after the business meeting and eight grade mothers led by Mrs. Stanley List served refreshments to about 70 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mosier
The
Holy Trinity Pta
Francis Smith
Mra Slyde Dineen
John Brell
Edward Fembers
Leo Miller
Carl Ristaneo
Edith
J. Leo
Louie T. Kenney
Bill Hilz
Stanley List
Appeal Dismissed By Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court declined to overturn the conviction of C. M. Mooney in Lake County court for soliciting $3,000 from Sam Friedman to influence a state liquor permit. Mooney paid the money to an intermediary for access to a club permit, was found guilty in Painesville municipal court, and the appellate court along with the Supreme Court rejected further review.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
C. M. Mooney
Lake County
Sam Friedman
State Liquor Department
Mooney
Painesville
Supreme Court
Report of Conction of First National Bank of Middletown 1956
Report shows bank closing figures as of April 14 1956 per Comptroller of the Currency reopener. Assets include cash balances with other banks, United States government and state obligations, bonds and notes, and stock holdings. Total assets exceed 26 million dollars with deposits around 24.3 million and liabilities totaling about 24.6 million.
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Obbe
C. &. Rewleed
United
United States
Ruth Schrock Named Miami May Queen
Ruth Schrock daughter of Mr and Mrs M P Schrock of 13 Aberdeen Dr was chosen May Day queen at Miami University Oxford during yesterday’s May Day program. A Miami senior who graduated Middletown High School in 1946 she studies elementary education and serves as president of the Association of Childhood Education at the university.
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Ruth Schrock
M. PF. Schrock
Aberdeen
Miss Schrock
Miami
Middletown High School
May Day Queen
Association of Childhood Education
The
University
Middletown
Schoo
Copp
Capitol to switch clocks to daylight time tomorrow
Washington AP reports the Capitol approves daylight time. President Truman signs compromise enabling clocks to advance. District of Columbia commissioners set the change for 2 a.m. Eastern Time Thursday.
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Washington
Capitol
Genes
Trumanelle
District of Columbia
Ranch Spelling Winners Listed
Two winners of the 1950 Ranch Highest in the test given April 19 are Mee Brennen and Louise. Also listed are A Wene Miller, Eldridge, and J. C. Schulz. Gen Clifton B. R. Cates is noted as the 19th man to head the U S Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Brennen
Louise Oo
Wene Miller
Iaxer Mischel Eldridge
J. C. Schulz
Gen
Clifton BR. Cates
U. S. Marine
Senior Play Cast Listed For 1950 Middle Town N School
The senior class play Wilderness to be presented May 2 stars Richard Miller played by Darrell Hodge and features Jock Ballard, Lucile Haer, Tony Valen, Pat King, Marta Johnson, Mike Holland and others under Miss Florence Powell’s guidance.
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Middletown
Florence Powell
Richard Miller
Darrell Hodge
Lytise 'Hae Ey Caperra
Jock ‘Ballard
Gin= 4
Meee
Cee Ceara
Jou Oat Minck — Heck
Job Fraser
Pat King
Marcha Johnson
Tony Valen
Mike Holland
Cleanup Week Drive Reaches Third Day Totals
The Cleanup Week campaign added 22 more truck loads of trash to its total yesterday as the drive moved into its third day. More than 3,572 pounds of scrap iron were collected Tuesday for a grand total of 4,402 pounds, with collections planned in the Oakland Division tomorrow, sponsored by the Junior Chamber Commerce.
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Oakland
Junior Chamber Commerce
Lancaster child death ruled suicide by coroner
Fairfield County coroner Dr. Joseph Geer ruled the death of 1 year old Charles V. Peach of near Pleasantville a suicide yesterday. Deputy sheriffs said the man probably shot himself due to a loss he faced.
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Lancaster
Charles V. Peach
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Joseph Geer
Man Directed to Find Peach Residence by Deputies
Deputies reported the man had no solid home and was told to locate a house where Peach lived, seeking an alternate residence after his previous location proved unsuitable.
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Peach
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East End Improvement Association
First National Bank of Middletown
State of Ohio
Butler
J. F. Mulligan
F. Mulligan
Elliott D. Levey
Miami May
Care Middletown Journal
Orchestra
MHS
Ayer
Samuel Holmes
Booker T. Washington School
Lamater
Lawrence
Judith Sepherd
Norman
DeLameter
Lincoln School
Joanna Roberson
Iss Pauline Shutter
DeLamater
the Brook
Korsakow
Ain
Bobby Brum
Faure
Curtis Dunbar
D. MG
Mattress Value
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Tomorrow's Style
Bines
Hollywood Bed
Vanity
Night Stand
Fred Seo Ale
Berhnan
N. Broad
Het
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