City Renames Municipal Airport In Tribute To Hook
Middletown votes to name the municipal airport Hook Field in honor of Charles R. Hook Armco Steel chairman with a dinner planned in his honor. The measure passed by unanimous consent as residents receive action on street upgrades park cleanup and a memorial day plan.
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Charles R. Hook
Middletown
Hook Field
Armco Steel Corporation Board
Hook
Marvin D. Clark
Commission
Clark
Ross A. Hill
South Ave
Wicorf
Stanley Sts
Goldman Park
Dinner Honors Armco Chairman Charles Hook Tonight
Business and civic leaders nationwide honor Charles R. Hook, Armco board chairman, with a 6:30 p.m. Recognition Dinner at the Manchester Hotel attended by about 900. Lt. Gen. Chidlaw will present a certificate of appreciation for his work on the armed forces pay study committee, with Army Navy and Air Corps officers present. Hook marks 50 years in the steel industry. his daughter Mrs. H. N. Baetjer of Baltimore will attend. sons George and Charles send telegrams.
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Charles R. Hook
Armco Board
U. S
Middletown
Steel
Manchester
B. Widl
H. N. Baetjer
Baltimore
Jean Hook
George
Charles
Armco Chairman To Attend Notre Dame Conference
Armco Steel Corporation chairman Charles R. Hook will attend a Notre Dame University forum Friday and Saturday. The event, at the Notre Dame College of Commerce, will explore economic understanding. Hook, appointed last year by Father John J. Cavanaugh, is a recognized authority on business education and will join leading businessmen and clergy from across the country.
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Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Notre Dame University
Notreame College of Commerce
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame
Armco
Oak
Big South Bend University
At the Movies Paramount Showtimes
Paramount presents The Sun Comes Up with Jeanette MacDonald and Lloyd Nolan at 1 45 3 45 7 45 and 9 45 p m Thursday. Friday features The Walking Hills with Randolph Scott and Ella Raines at 2 50 5 50 and 8 50 p m plus Slightly French with Dorothy Lamour and Don Ameche at 1 15 4 15 7 15 and 10 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette MacDonald
Lloyd Nolan
Randolph Scott
Ella Raines
Dorothy Lamour
Don Ameche
Double Feature Showings At Local Theater This Week
Thursday slots include In Old Mexico with William Boyd Gabby Hayes at 1 25 pm 4 55 pm and 8 20 pm and Anna Karenina with Vivien Leigh Ralph Richardson at 2 40 pm 6 10 pm and 9 35 pm Friday presents Slave Ship featuring Warner Baxter Wallace Berry at 2 05 pm 6 pm and 9 55 pm along with Rose Washington Square starring Alice Faye and Al Jolson at 3 50 pm and 7 53 pm
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Old Mexico
William Boyd
Gabby Hayes
Anna Karenina
Vivien Leigh
Ralph Richardson
Warner Baxter
Wallace Berry
Rose Washington Square
Alice Faye
al Jolson
Vital Statistics for Local Residents Listing Ages and addresses
Vital statistics report lists Stephen A Heiss 88 of Springboro colonel M Miller 85 of Camden William C Alfrey 55 of 714 Fifteenth Ave Edwin O Van Holt 73 of Germantown and Louis Settich 64 of 2012 Baltimore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Heiss
Springboro
Colonel M. Miller
Camden
William C. Alfrey
Fifteenth Ave
Edwin O. van Holt
Germantown
Louis Settich
Baltimore St
Births at Hospital Report Major City Flourishes
Mrs Charles Hunt of Miamisburg welcomes a girl this Wednesday. Peter Hanson residents of Veterans Village report a boy born also on Wednesday. Phillip Richard of 1815 Sherman Avenue has a boy born Wednesday. Enoch Watkins of 711 Seventeenth Avenue has a girl born Wednesday. Leonard Wetzel of Franklin has a boy born Thursday. Grace Alderton Farquer and Thomas Farquer of Long Beach welcome Cheri Luise, a girl, born Wednesday at Community Hospital Long Beach, with maternal grandmother Marion Alderton and paternal grandfather Earl Farquer noted. Herbert McCoy of Marion, Indiana, reports a girl born Thursday at Marion Hospital, with maternal grandparents Zeno and …
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Charles Hunt
Miamisburg
Peter Hanson
Veterans Village
Phillip Richard
Sherman Ave
Enoch Watkins
Seventeenth Ave
Leonard Wetzel
Franklin
Thomas D. Farquer
Grace Alderton
Long Beach
Calif
Cheri Luise
Community Hospital
Marion Alderton
Fairmount Ave
Earl Farquer
Howard Ave
Herbert McCoy
Marion
Ind
Marion Hospital
Zeno Brandon
South Broad St
William A. Gil He
Eleanor Adams
Lamberton St
Ar Hospital
Hamilton
Surgical and medical patient list with several discharges
A syndicated hospital roster lists multiple patients by name and parentage. Entries include Gloria Jean Pohlable Elaine Hall Damon Lacey Mrs Gene Ronto Mrs Herbert G Long Bennett Williams Mrs Glenn Hall and others noted as surgical or medical. Some patients are marked out of town or dismissed, including Robert Cummings and Out of Town: Mrs Jerome Jarrett dismissed from Grandview Hospital Dayton.
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Gloria Jean Pohlable
Robert Pholable
Yankee Rd
Elaine Hall
F. J. Hall
Central Ave
Surgical
Damon Lacey
Arlin Lacey
West Middletown
Gene Ronto
Veterans Village
Herbert G. Long
Grand Ave
Bennett Williams
Trenton
Glenn Hall
Lind St
Anna Volrich
Baltimore St
George Brewer
Superior Ave
Frank Schneider
Kenwood
Richard Southward
First Ave
Hugh Rose
Franklin
David Conarroe
C. L. Conarroe
Chris Strohman
Kunz Ave
Luther Bailey
Hubert Bailey
Middletown
Robert Cummings
R. N. Cummings
George Goforth
Glenve
Arthur Lee
Ohio Ave
Ralph Bray
Curlie Milton
Calvin Milton
Belidere Ave
Edward Shumate
Girard Ave
Jerome Jarrett
Highland St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Goodyear Mills to Cut Production in Rockmart
Goodyear Mills in Rockmart Georgia will cut production by 90 percent and lay off about 1100 of its 1250 employees. Vice President S A Speere cited high cotton prices and reduced orders as the reasons. Curtailment will take effect by week’s end.
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Rockmart
Goodyear
S. A. Speere
Speere
Boys State Positions Filled Two Monroe Juniors Are Added
James Sexton announced the Buckeye Boys State selections with William Barnitz Oglesby and James R. Weir named as Monroe High School delegates and Leland Lynch and Edwin Marxen as alternates. Middletown High School, Trenton, and Wayne Township will add fourteen delegates. sponsors include Shartle Brothers Machine Company and Armco Steel. Delegates must mail $30 checks by May 25.
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Monroe High School
Buckeye
American Legion
James Sexton
William Barnitz Oglesby
James R. Weir
Leland Lynch
Edwin Marxen
Middletown High School
Trentone
Wayne Township
Chioesleyan University
Delaware
Buckeye Boys State
Barn fire destroys farm equipment and grain in Oxford area
Willie Abrams of Oxford Route 1 watched his barn burn last night as a frame 60 by 70 foot building housing five hundred bushels of corn and fifty bushels of oats, along with tools and five hundred bushels of corn and fifty bushels of oats, were lost. The loss was estimated at 10 000 dollars with only 2000 dollars covered by insurance. The Oxford Fire Department abandoned the scene after deeming water supply insufficient. Neighbors, including Bud Kimbell, reported the fire, which began in the corn crib and spread to the barn, likely due to corn combustion from the spring harvest. Six cows had been moved to pasture prior to the blaze. Observers jammed the road as State Patrolmen directed traffic.
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Willie Abrams
Oxford Route 1
Abrams
Hamilton
Oxford
Bud Kimbell
Crash Victims Improve After North of Here Collision
At Fort Hamilton Hospital attendants reported Warren Fisher 36 interior decorator of Seven Mile and his wife Mabel 35 suffered chest body injuries and possible skull fracture after their car struck a culvert eight miles north of here near Collinsville School. Their nine year old son escaped injury riding in the rear seat.
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Hamilton
Here
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Warren Fisher
Seven Mile
Mabel
Collinsville School
Fourth pipeline to cross Butler County
Work to lay a crude oil pipeline from Longview Texas to Lima Ohio begins October 1 and should be in operation by 1951. This will be the county’s fourth pipeline crossing, joining the Big Inch and Little Inch and a Texas Gas Transmission line. The route runs northeast entering between Venice and Millville and exits east of Somerville. Project cost is about 56 million dollars for over 1000 miles, owned by Mid-Valley Pipe Line Company.
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Hmilton
Butler County
Longview
Tex
Lima
Texas Gas Transmission Corporation
Venice
Millville
Somerville
Mid-Valley Pipe Line Company
Armco East Works Oil Fire Briefly Sparks Alarm
OW Fire Company No. 3 and a ladder truck responded to a 10 41 a m alarm at Armco East Works where oil in the oil cooling kit of the Cold Strip Mill ignited. Firefighters reported no damage from the blaze.
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Armco East Works
Optimist Club to Hear McKinley Teacher Speaker
Harold Brooks, teacher at McKinley Junior High School, will address the Optimist Club at the noon meeting Friday at the Manchester Hotel. He starts a four speaker series in the May 16 membership drive. Brooks will review the Sears and Roebuck Catalogue. The club aims for 30 new members. 25 guests are expected. Drive co chairs are John Johnson and Jack Casper.
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Harold Brooks
McKinley Junior High School
Optimist Club
Manchester
Sears and Roebuck
John Johnson
Jack Casper
Central Avenue To Be Resurfaced
George Class street superintendent said resurfacing of Central Ave will begin tomorrow at the old corporation limits near Glenmore Dr. Traffic must detour two blocks daily while work proceeds. Police Chief Thomas D. Carmody said rerouting and area blocking will be handled by officers. The entire avenue will be resurfaced to Main St.
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Central Ave
Corporation Limits
Glenmore Dr
George Class
Thomas D. Carmody
Main St
Freedom Forums Danger Of Communism Infiltration In Government
Dave Regan reports on the danger of Communism infiltrating government through small cells and influence in labor and media. He cites Reds in unions and wealthy sectors, noting the need for united resistance and government as referee in labor management tensions. Concluded Friday.
Bankers to Attend Ohio Convention in Cincinnati
Ten officials from First National and Oglesby Barnitz Banks plan to attend the 58th Ohio Bankers Association convention at the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati May 25 26. R H Snyder vice president of First National will join a Public Relations Clinic panel discussing small and medium bank issues. Additional speakers include K B Lehman F B Russell H E Widenhofer Fred J Bottum R H Adkins with broader talks on lending policy and rural banking. Representing the two banks are Snyder Eldridge Milligan Barker Weatherwax Kelso Millan Tieran Lewis Raine and others.
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First National
Oglesby - Barnitz
Ohio Bankers Association
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
R. H. Snyder
First National Bank
Hall of Mirrors
Snyder
K. B. Lehman
The
National Bank of Portsmouth
F. B. Russell
Farmers National Bank and Trust Company
Ashtabula
H. E. Widenhofer
First National Bank of Findlay
Fred J. Bottum
Firestone Bank
Akron
R. H. Adkins
National Bank of Dover
Ohio
American Bankers Association
Loring L. Gelbach
Central National Bank of Cleveland
Merrill L. Predmore
Savings Bond
U. S. Treasury
Columbus
Our Opportunity
Joseph Stagg Lawrence
Empire Trust
Claire Tieran
Douglas Lewis
William Raine
Carleton Eldridge
James Milligan
Edward Barker
Executive Smith Dies After Heart Attack
Howard W. Smith, 51, president of Pure Milk and Dairy Co. and Smith Coal and Ice Co., died yesterday from a heart attack. Smith held leadership roles in local industry and commerce.
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Tiffin, D
Pure Milk and Dairy Company
Smith Coal and Ice Company
Howard W. Smith
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Elgin
Freedom Forums
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