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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1950

Page

2

American Day parade plans announced by committee

Judge Cramer said a nationally prominent speaker has accepted for I am an American Day May 21 with details pending a Washington official. H. H. Lawrence will preside with brief talks on the theme Americans Build America. Mitchell reports 10 floats secured, target 20. about 150 riders. Nine bands signaled to play. John Young to sing at Legion Home after the parade. Five new citizens to be recognized. Luncheon for committee and guests at Manchester Hotel. TV stations to cover the event. filming planned.

Ker Fred B Ramer Legion Home Cramer H. H. Lawrence America Wee Mitchell Earl Mendenhall Cecil Runyan Ohn Young Russell Stevens, Jr Brownie Cub Scout Sam McAdow Theanchester Hotel Ed Schmid

April Job Opportunities Improve Middletown Employment Picture

April saw about 40 percent more job openings reported by the Ohio State Employment Center Middletown office. About 2,000 people were registered at month end a drop from March 31, while 6,900 visited the offices. 258 jobs were filled with 72 women and 186 men placed, and total weeks claimed statewide averaged 1,732 per week.

Imon Ohio State Employment Center P. F. Johnson Middletown Lebanon Lockland Sharonville

Poster judging contest lists 100 entrants

More than 190 children entered a poster contest sponsored by the Middletown Jacior Chamber of Commerce linked to Clean-Up and Penn-Up. Judging is set for tomorrow morning with prizes from the Jural Safety Council. Paul Wilson oversees arrangements with entries through local schools.

Middletown Jacior Chamber of Commerce Winrere Jural Safety Council Paul Wilson Bruce Peters Helen Lockyer Chris Pate John Weber Middletown Ser Company

Fire at motorcycle owned by Fred Fond damages property

Firefighters rushed to a motorcycle fire at 9:55 this morning. The blaze was extinguished quickly and not spread, with Company 2 responding to the call.

Fred Fond Company 2

AT THE MOVIES Fares and Showtimes Across Local Theaters

Courtland and Beverly Tyler headline showings at 1:45 5:10 and 8:35 p.m. File on Thelma Jordan stars Barbara Stanwyck and Wendell Corey with 3:05 6:25 and 9:45 p.m. screenings Friday and Saturday. Shadows of West features Whip Wilson and Andy Clyde at 1:45 5:10 and 8:35 p.m. Friday and 1:15 5:05 and 8 p.m. Also City Across the Street with Stephen McNally and Sue England showing Friday at 6:15 9:40 p.m. Saturday at 2:15 6:05 and 10 p.m.

Courtland Beverly Tyler Thelma Jordan Barbara Stanwyck Wendell Corey Shadows of West Whip Wilson Andy Clyde

County Home Construction Boom Hits New High

Butler County outside cities shows April permits surge to new highs with 1 record permit for 588,855 dollars. County Commissioner Roy Beaver notes trend ongoing since start of year, compares 1949 figures and four month totals exceeding two million dollars. Middletown area also reports a record April with multiple new builds totaling 813,487 dollars, reflecting a broad county expansion into rural zones near Hamilton and Middletown.

Butler County Roy Beaver Middletown

Rev J I Parr to speak at Middletown Memorial Day

The Rev John J Parr of the First Baptist Church will be the main speaker for Middletown Memorial Day services on May 30 at Woodside Cemetery. The 1950 Memorial Day Committee announced appointments for committees including publicity, parade, music, flowers, and program chairs with J R Cox as committee chair and Mrs Lawrence Wardlow as secretary. Cemetery duties are assigned to local officers and volunteers across Middletown and Woodside.

John I. Parr Middletown Woodside Cemetery Ome Fe J. R. Cox Lawrence Dugan Jean Wilson W. W. Gray Gray William Lafayette Wayne Smith J. T. Orr Jerry Glover Cecil Runyan Earl Mendenhall Pauline Walt Bertha Steele Mies Jean Wilson Georgie Fullen Cassie Thompson Elsie Caldwell Frank Malone Mise Betty Ann Wilson

Youth Is Sentenced To Reformatory For Five Break-Ins Here

Franklin Brown, 17, of Rolling Mill Park, pleaded guilty to five April break ins in Middletown. Judge Fred Cramer sent him to Mansfield Reformatory after a parole hearing was due May 24. Brown had left Boy's Industrial School Lancaste r for a Kentucky funeral and was captured May 1 inside Meadows at 2102 Yankee Rd. He admitted thefts at Chap's restaurant, Stamper's Grocery, and Oakland Cleaners plus missing clothing. Deputies said two other juveniles aided vandalism to railroad signal lights. they received suspended sentences for good behavior. Judge Cramer, substituting for ill Probate Judge Oscar Leter, oversaw the proceedings.

Mansfield Reformatory Franklin Brown Sheridan Ave Rolling Mill Park Fred Bramer Brown Boy's Industrial School Lancaster Kentucky Bis Middletown the Meadows Yankee Rd Chap’s Stamper's Pearl St Oakland Cleaners

Bicycles Refrain From Parade For Safety Reasons

A local parade organizers report bicycles will not participate this year citing safety concerns. The next planning meeting is scheduled for May 11 at the Legion home.

Legion Home

Salvation Army Service At Miltonville Outpost

A special service is held this evening at the Miltonville Outpost Salvation Army with Capt. Kenneth Sharp as speaker. A brief business meeting follows to plan the schedule for the next three months.

Miltonville The Salvation Army Kenneth Sharp

Campaign Falls Short By Four Dollars For Crippled Children

The Crippled Child Fund Campaign reports $4,248.65 raised through Easter Seals sales, but Butler County Ohio Society for Crippled Children and Adults says contributions remain slow and urges residents to continue sending in funds to reach the quota. The Butler County chapter met in Hamilton to review the campaign status and fund-raising progress.

Butler County Ohio Society For Crippled Children and Adults Hamilton Butler Countians

Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps selection named

Robert Bruce Fraser of 1127 Kunz Ave was named by the Bureau of Naval Personnel as one of the 1,800 successful candidates for the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Robert Bruce Fraser Kunz Ave Bureau of Naval Personnel Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps

Butler County chapter aids handicapped with wheelchairs

Seventeen new cases were reported this week to the Butler County chapter which provided two wheelchairs immediately for needy cases. The effort funds treatment and physical aids for the handicapped in the county.

Butler County

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