Butler County Agent Resigns to Accept Harvard Fellowship
The Butler County agricultural council received the resignation of Gerald H. Huffman as county agent to pursue graduate work at the Harvard School of Public Administration. A resolution urged Robert K. Farst, acting agent since February 1946, be appointed as county agent. Huffman first served from April 1940 with a 25 month military leave in 1944 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Gerald H. Huffman
Butler County
Butler County Agricultural Council
Ohio State University
Huffman
Harvard School of Public Administration
Robert K. Farst
George R. Eastwood
Agricultural Extension Service of
Ohio
Board of Directors
Harvard
Charles R Hook Named to Notre Dame Advisory Council
Charles R Hook chairman of Armco Steel joins 28 industrial leaders on Notre Dame College of Commerce advisory council. The group aims to connect industry with the college, advise on courses, and plan the May 21 22 meeting for officer elections and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Commerce
University of Notre Dame
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
John J. Cavanaugh
College of Commerce At
Notre Dame
Father Cavanaugh
Credit Executives Meet in Cleveland
Credit executives from across the nation gather in Cleveland for the National Association of Credit Men annual sessions. Henry M. Heimann the association’s executive manager and William ONeill of General Tire and Rubber Company Akron are among speakers. Sessions run through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Association of Credit Men
Henry M. Heimann
Association
William O'Neill
General Tire and Rubber Company of
Akron
Underwriters Plan Election at Middletown Luncheon
Middletown Association of Life Underwriters will elect officers at its regular luncheon in the Manchester Hotel. Glenn W. Isgrig of Reliance Life Insurance in Cincinnati will speak on Let s Put On A Good Show. Robert Lane chairs the program committee. current officers are E. Cal Grier president Glenn Lane vice president and Kenneth Warstler secretary and treasurer. Directors are Charles Fakes Jr Martin B. Miller Mrs Esther Nessler and James O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Association of Life Underwriters
Manchester
Glenn W. Isgrig
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Isgiig
Mansfield
Akron
State Association of Life Underwriters
Robert Lane
E. Cal Grier
Glenn Lane
Kenneth Warstler
Charles Fakes, Jr
Martin B. Miller
Esther Nessler
James O'Donnell
Fair and Cool Weather Forecast After Rainy Weekend
A day after heavy rain and hail in Lebanon, damage was reported to fruit trees and roofs. Officials noted high winds and utilities needed minor repairs. The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday as temperatures ranged from 54 to 83 degrees over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lebanon
Columbus Man Jaycee's New Ohio President
C William Brownfield, a Columbus coal dealer, won the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce presidency at the 20th annual convention defeating Albert S. Ziegler of Cincinnati. Delegates elected Ziegler and Elton Whitted to the U S junior chamber board. a slate of vice presidents named from across Ohio. Attendees from Middletown included Knight Goodman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. William Brownfield
Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Albert S. Ziegler
Cincinnati
Jaycees
Ziegler
Elton Whitted
Ashland
U. S. Junior Chamber Board
Injunction Fails To Halt Elevator Work In State House
In Columbus the department of public works began constructing an elevator in the state house despite a court order secured by State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. The contractor started on the fourth floor, while Ferguson’s office sits on the second floor and claims the space is needed for operations. The injunction bans using his office for the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Department of Public Works
State House
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Three Building Permits Issued For New Dwellings
Permits issued last week by building commissioner Orville Corson cover three frame dwellings with total value of 20000 dollars. Don Broughton receives two permits for 1509 and 1601 Florence Street while H L Dakin Tailored Homes Inc. is authorized for a home at 3103 Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Corson
Don Broughton
Florence St
H. Ll, Dakin
Tailored Homes, Inc
Grand Ave
Girl To Appear On Theft Charge
A nine year old girl is ordered to appear today with her parents before juvenile authorities. Dr H A Sebald of 3404 Central Ave reported finding the girl ransacking his car yesterday. Police said she was carrying pencils and paper apparently taken from other automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sebald
Central Ave
Civil Service Session Postponed to Tuesday Noon
The Civil Service Commission meeting was moved from Saturday to tomorrow noon. President Joseph R. Baker said the session will announce the examination date to fill the Chief of Police post. Also noted: prewar Far East exports vs 1947 imports of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Joseph R. Baker
Baker
Chrysler Strike May Loosen Steel Supply Outlook
The Chrysler strike could loosen steel supply for hard pressed buyers if it lasts, as allocations may be reduced and shipments curbed. Steel production sits at 941/2 percent capacity, with third quarter quotas tightened by industrial curtailments and a coal mine strike. Prices may gradually fall as major producers lead a downward adjustment, while some independents hold off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Magazine
Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Blue Pencil Club Elects Officers in Post War Meeting
Edwin Schoenleb of Akron Beacon Journal was chosen president. Ivan E. Lake of Bowling Green Daily Sentinel became vice president, and H. R. Jolliffe of Ohio State University was named secretary. Other speakers included Murray Powers Basil L Walters and Dr Norval N Luxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Blue Pencil Club
Edwin Schoenleb
Akron Beacon - Journal
Ivan E. Lake
Bowling Greene Daily Sentinel
H. R. Jolliffe
Ohio State University
Murray Powers
Akron Beacon- Journal
Basil L. Walters
Knight Newspapers
Norval N. Luxon
Ohio State
Ohio
Fifth Graders Tour Museum and Home Visit
Lincoln school fifth graders under Miss Anna Cadwalder toured Glendower Warren County Museum in Lebanon to study pioneer life then visited Otterbein Children's Home hosted by Miss Blanche Babbington. The class had formed a Junior Service club earlier and exchanged gifts with home children. A ball game and refreshments followed before returning to Middletown with parent chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Anna Cadwallader
Glendower
Warren County
Lebanon
Otterbein
Blanche Babbington
Middletown
Arthur Frey
William Forkner
W. M. Parker
R. A. Wertz
R. N. Griswold
Hamilton nurses receive diplomas at graduation
Twenty six seniors of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing received diplomas at a ceremony in the Hamilton High School Auditorium. Judge Harry F. Walsh delivered the commencement speech with Rev. William P. O'Connor and Dr. William F. E. Smith also participating as speakers and master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Hamilton High School
Harry F. Walsh
William P. O'Connor
Church of the Assumption
Healthy
William FE. Smith
Unidentified man drowns after pacing pier at Gordon Park
In Cleveland an unidentified man about 60 drowned after witnesses saw him pace a concrete pier for 10 minutes then sit on the edge at Gordon Park and slip into the water. The piece ends with a note on the origin of the phrase the Great White Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Gordon Park
Great White Way
Broadway
O. J. Gude
Freshments to Follow After Business Session
Matters will be discussed during the meeting and refreshments will be served after the business session.
Niles and Struthers Top National School News Contest
The Tri County Journalism Association said Niles McKinley and Struthers High School students won top honors in the annual school newspaper contest. Niles and Struthers combined captured four first places while Salem High earned three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Tri-County Journalism Association
Niles McKinley and Struthers
Niles and Struthers
Salem High
Elmwood Post Members Install New Cooties Pup Tent
Local Military Order of the Cooties members at Elmwood Post No. 1042 VFW Elmwood Place Ohio formed a new pup tent named Win Sweet Lucy No. 73. Alden Williams presented a charter as senior vice commander of Ohio. A donation was voted to Eaton Rapids after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Order of the Cooties
Elmwood Post
VFW
Elmwood Place
Win Sweet Lucy
Middletown
Alden Williams
Edward Gillum
Donald Bolden
James Martin
Henry Bohne
William Metsker
Robert Hopper
Kash Kissick
Howard Brown
James Axiotes
Tony Wells
Robert Weiss
Dr. 8S. C. Toman
Grand of
Ohio
Eaton Rapids
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Lumbago
Edith M.symington
Big Bear Lake
Calf
L. Carman
Hensley, Ky
Jaycee
Ernest Grottermeyer
Lakewood
William Grolick
Sandusky
William A. Keslar
Larry Kingston
Chardon
Jack Keith
al Johnson
Dayton
Eldon Shaw
James Sprague
Marietta
Willia Wagoner
Salem
Arthur Weiskircher
Martins Ferry
Knight Goodman
K. A. Politz
Roy Stoutenborough
Robert Whitaker
Carleton Clark Jr
James Kaser
Civil Service
Far East
Pencil Club
Chicago
Sherman
Akage
Frank Weering
Ernest Byfield Jont
Harry Lowell
Mary Jo Tann
Ruth Busald
Mary C. Montgomery
St. Bernard
Mary C. Krogman
Lois Baker
Lois Barrett
Helen Gordon
Dorothy Gugel
Joanne Jacobs
Audrey Roop
Ethelyn Stoops
Kathryn Stumph
Jacqueline Vidourek
Marie Weitlauf
Dorothy Littleman
Alberta Neal
Ruth Osborne
Joan Schrimpf
Rita Zimmer
Susan Rath
Glendale
Elizabeth Compton
Gretchen Foster
Betty Shears
Springfield
Joan Dooley
Sidney
Phyllis de Laney
West Alexandria
Bettie Lee Fox
Lima
U. S
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Pythian Lodge
Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Somerville Lodge
J. C. Wood
Grand Lodge
Elza Graham
Castle Hall
TNT Forte A
Capitol Dry Cleaning
Elmwood Group
Mich
Art Ponder
General Hospital
West End
Polie
Man
Eddie
Corporation
Central Avenue
Telephone
Omar Man
Eo Uke
Omar
Zen the Omer
Piamilton
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