College Head Is Speaker For Council Of Churches Dinner
The Middletown Council of Churches holds its second annual dinner at the Manchester Hotel at 6 30 p m with Dr Raymond F McLain president of Transylvania College Lexington Ky as principal speaker Dr Harold W W Hackett of the International Christian University in Japan attends among about 300 delegates Reports on council activities 1950 51 will be given by several members Election of officers will occur with a nominating committee named Invocation will be by E R Turner Theodore Repper leads group singing and R E Taylor conducts the Lord s Prayer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Council of Churches
Manchester Hotel
Raymond F. McLain
Transylvania College
Lexington
Harold W. W. Hackett
International Christian University
Japan
H. H. Lawrence
Harlan Jarvis
Edward W.W. Jones
Richard Moore
Pauline Stalker
Dick Dietely
J. E. Amstutz
Mabel E. Gardner
HH. H. Jung
Howard Wilson
Kenneth Learey
R. C. Caudill
Russell Galloway
Robert Q. Millan
Ralph Mull
E. R. Turner
Theodore Repper
R. E. Taylor
Air Reserve Unit Nears Quota With Four Open Slots
The 9526th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron needs four men to reach its 75 member activated status quota. Sgt. Paul Watkins announced the target and the unit will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the American Legion armory. Lt. Commander George B. Howe will address attendees on amphibious warfare and Lt. Shine will discuss Air Force training, with a showing of the film First 40 Days. All interested are welcome. maximum unit size is 200 and many openings remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9526Th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Paul Watkins
Thomas E. Shine
Cincinnati
American Legion
Watkins
Geore B. Howe
Navy
Miami University
Shine
Reists
Air Force
Volunteer Air Reserve Group
Worker Loses Fingers In Mishap At Aeronca
Oleg Calla han of Middletown Route 1, 27, suffered amputation of the second and third fingers of his left hand after his hand was caught in a press at Aeronca Manufacturing Company. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and reported in good condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleg Callahan
Middletown
Callahan
Aeronca Manufacturing Company
At The Movies Listings For Paramount Strand and Colonial
Paramount shows Under The Sun at 1 25 pm 4 15 pm 7 10 pm 10 pm on Wednesday and Groom Wore Spurs at 2 55 pm 5 45 pm 8 40 pm on Thursday Strand screens Outrages Of The Orient at 2 35 pm 5 10 pm 7 45 pm 10 20 pm and Guerilla Command at 1 15 pm 3 50 pm 6 25 pm 9 pm Wednesday and Thursday Colonial presents Born Yesterday at 1 15 pm 3 45 pm 3 15 45 pm 7 50 pm 10 pm
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Paramount
City Employees Clash Over Pay Plan Shortcomings
At yesterday’s Employes Advisory Committee meeting, members criticized Public Administration Service recommendations for city pay increases as not cost of living based and as exceeding budget limits. They cited high police and fire salaries, sergeant and detective pay issues, and possible promotions without exams, urging retention of the old $15 rise and warning of potential Civil Service conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employes Advisory Committee
Public Administration Service
John Otterbein
Columbus
Gray
City Commissioners Hear Wage Study Briefing Today
City commissioners slated a 3 30 p m meeting with Russell Johnson of the Public Administration Service in Chicago to review the wage and job study just completed. Action on wage plans seems unlikely as employee objections require consideration. Public session begins at 7 45 p m with no pre meeting caucus. agenda lists requests from local organizations for the annual 25 allocation to defray Memorial Day expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnson
Otterbein
Johnson
Chicago
H. W. Starick
Starick
Russell Johnson
Public Administration Service
Pageant profits may go to charity this weekend
An outside committee will decide any excess funds from the Our American Heritage pageant in Middletown this weekend. Judge Fred B. Cramer says the move is preparatory to a profit and the American Day Celebration aims to cover expenses and stage a top flight event. The committee includes local business and civic leaders, and Miss Middletown will be crowned by club and Legion sponsors with Mrs Lausche officiating on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Jerome Inwood
Retail Merchants Association
Charles Stutenroth
Hugh Harvey
The
Industrial Council
Francis
Carmody
Russell D. Stevens, Jr
American Legion Post 218
Frank Dobroszi
American Citizens Club
Ben Bender
Civic Association
American Citizen's Club
Legion Post 218
Cramer
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Safety Council Debates Middletown Heating Ordinance
Middletown Fire Prevention Division questions what happened to the proposed heating and fire ordinance. Vernon Moon says fire hazards rise and action is needed. A three member committee was tasked in February to draft rules for heating unit installations amid recent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Vernon W. Moon
Middletown
William Fishbaugh
Moon
Board of Building Standards and Building Appeals
Fishbaugh
Fred Schatzmann
Orville Corson
H. W. Starick
Board of
Building Standards and Building Appeals
Corson
Carl Martin
Martin L. Bauer
Russell Barnard
Starick
Former Local Boy Wounded In Korea War
Private Edward P. South of 735 Campbell Ave Hamilton was reported wounded in action in Korea by a Department of Defense release. His mother says he is hospitalized in Tokyo with a broken leg and elbow wounds. He served after World War II and was recalled for active duty. He attended Middletown School and Hamilton Public High School. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee South of Crawford St with uncles Grover and Frank South of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. South
Ed South
Betty South
Campbell Ave
Hamilton
Department of Defense
South
Tokyo
Young South
Middletown School
Hamilton Public High School
Lee South
Crawford St
Grover South
Frank South
Middletown
Former Trenton Soldier Wounded in Korea Action
Private Fred Newman, son of Fred Newman of Trenton Route One Woodsdale, was reported wounded in action in Korea by the Department of Defense in a casualty report released today. He is from Darrtown, moved to Woodsdale after his mother’s death, attended Trenton School, left school in the eighth grade three years ago, and entered the armed forces about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newman
Trenton
Obituary of Mrs Melissa Ellen Nickell 87
Mrs Melissa Ellen Nickell, 87, died at 6 12 p m Tuesday at her home 2011 Van Ave after six months illness She was born in Wolfe County Kentucky and lived here 45 years widow of A B Nickell who died February 5 1950 Surviving include daughter Ora Antrobus Dayton five sons Rollie Floyd Nickell Edward Roy Nickell Franklin William Nickell Cleveland six grandchildren and five great grandchildren Visitation 2 5 and 7 10 p m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Body to First Church of God Crawford St Friday at 1230 p m until services at 2 p m Rev R C Caudill and Rev C T Walters officiating Burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin
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Melissa Ellen Nickell
van Ave
Nickell
Wolfe County
A. B. Nickell
Ora Antrobus
Dayton
Rollie F
Floyd Nickell
Edward C
Roy B. Nickell
Franklin
William R. Nickell
Cleveland
Tom Centers
Callie Nickell
Charleston
Ill
Celia Hackney
Rebecca Stamper
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
First Church of God
Crawford St
R. C. Caudill
C. T. Walters
Woodhill Cemetery
Monroe High Grad Listed As Missing In Action
William F. Roosa 22, a Lemon Monroe High School graduate, is listed as missing in action in Korea. His telegram from parents states he joined the Army November 3, trained at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky, flew to Seattle then Tokyo, and was attached to a 24th Division unit near Seoul. missing as of April 23 per Defense Department. Previously helped run Oakland Grain and Feed on Route 25 near Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Roosa
Korea
Fred Roosa
Jefferson Rd
Young Roosa
Lemon-Monroe High School
Camp Breckenridge
Seattle
Tokyo
Seoul
One VD Clinic Closed in County Health Effort
The Health Department closed one of its two venereal disease clinics due to declining patient numbers. The remaining clinic will operate Tuesdays from 4 to 5 p m. Health Commissioner Dr L C Neer attributed the uniform drop in VD cases nationwide to penicillin based cures.
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L. C. Neer
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Council of Churches
Air Reserve
Aeronca
Union Sanitary
Union
Dupont
Second and
Park Avenues
Park and 2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
BY Elsa Simpson
Robert Walters
Water Works
PAS
Harold Gray
Police Department
Steve McCue
Fire Department
Walter
Safety Council
William Snider
City Commission
Cliff Mccabee
Howard Gaul
Paul Wilson
Korea War
Lebanon
Barnitz
Chups Klamo News Sons Grill
Hasselbacks Slimak’'S
Cornor Men's Shop
Lakeside Inn
the Meadows
Frontier Cafe
Liberty Rest
Johnny
the Club
Barnitz Stadium
Melissa FE. Nickell
Monroe High Grad
Godwins
Godwin’s Dining
Paramount Theater
GEM City
Soni
America
New Park Place
Armco
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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