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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
4
SAM DAWSON reports at the National Restaurant Association meeting in Chicago that take home food service and office coffee break promos are expanding. Dealers say TV, costs, and more babies curb dining out. take-home meals focus on entrees salads and desserts while beverages and vegetables are drawn at home.
Mrs. David Anthony Drexel promotes Blue Bonnet Margarine with fanfare praising its flavor nutrition and economy. The ad urges readers to buy all vegetable Blue Bonnet highlighting its year round vitamin A content and cost advantage over pricier spreads.
James T. Shipley of Hamilton sues Mack Motor Truck Corp for 75000 in a cross petition claiming tractors were seized for missed payments and alleging plaintiff breach of contract. Mack Motor alleges tractors cost over 25000 and loss of time at least 50000 while repairs took place. Opal Buttress of Oxford Route 2 seeks 1150 from Richard Martinez in a cross petition alleging May 13 1951 auto collision near McGonigle caused injuries and vehicle damage.
The docket lists admin and testamentary applications for Clare G. Butts Reily who died April 30 with an estimated value of 17 000 to 47 000 with personal property and 10 000 real estate, Ruth Butts as administratrix. Bertha Hauselman Middletown died November 11 1951 with Earl Eugene Hauselman as executor. estate value undetermined. Jennie L. Richey Oxford died April 5. Sheffield G. Righey as administrator. estate value about 5 500 including 4 000 real estate.
Lottie Mae Vollmer of Hamilton sues Paul Vollmer for neglect and cruelty. Donald Lee Embrey of Hamilton sues Bertha Joy Embrey for neglect, seeking relief in the same county docket.
Reniva Whisman and Catherine Murden are named in neglect actions with transfers of property or custody implications. The cases list multiple parties including Clyde Whisman Phyllis Chase and Richard Murden with judges Fred B. Cramer and P. K. Hoelle in Hamilton. The text also notes regional climate contrasts between continents and nearby islands.
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