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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1953

Page

3

Lemon Township incumbents sweep to victory in election

Incumbents in Lemon Township won big as Wayne Ludwig narrowly beat William Day for the second Board of Trustees seat. Henry McLaughlin led the ticket with 907 votes, while 31 percent turnout produced a decisive defeat of a proposed one mill operating levy for three fire departments. Charles Reuthe, Wilbur Flory and Robert Matson were elected to the Township Board of Education, with Simpson and Trimble trailing. Incumbent constable Otis Cole won one of two posts. Blue Ball area votes split between Lebanon tallying. Ruth D. Martin led for the Blue Ball Local School District Board, with other unopposed candidates, and a small levy passed 16-8.

Lemon Township Wayne Ludwig Board of Trustees Ludwig William Day Henry McLaughlin Threeman Board of Eduation Charles Reuthe Wilbur Flory Robert Matson Reuthe Flory Matson Victor Simpson James Trimble Otis Cole Jack Deaton Earnest Cottongim Henry Thomas Ensor Cottongim Ensor Blue Ball Middletown Lebanon Blue Ball Local Ruth D. Martin Fred McQueen Chester Hall Stanley Dennis

Veteran trustee upset in Madison Township election

Albert Snider, incumbent for over two decades, was defeated by David Weikel in the Madison Township Board of Trustees race. Weikel led with 607 votes, diver and Weikel will join the three member board. In related contests, Weikel’s son Homer won, and two seats on the Madison Local School District Board of Education went to Weikel and Walter Billett. Charles Paullin topped the justice of the peace race, with two positions filled safely for him and Albert Bolling despite write ins for mayor of Trenton. Unopposed Wilbur McCray and James E. Smith won the two constableships.

Madison Township Board of Trustees Albert Snider David Weikel Weikel Wallace Diver Snider Diver Madison Township Homer William Billett Madison Billett Charles Paullin Justice of the Peace Albert Bolling Paullin Trenton Wilbur McCray James E. Smith

Britain uses mail to track oil pollution oceanside

Britain plans a campaign against oil polluted beaches by dropping 10 000 plastic envelopes with postcards across a 500 mile Atlantic arc from the Bay of Biscay toward Iceland. Found cards will help the National Institute for Oceanography map currents to locate oil drift. Envelopes to be dropped by RAF planes, with multilingual cards and a payment of two shillings sixpence to finders.

London Britain Atlantic Bay of Biscay Hebrides Iceland The National Institute Royal Air Force

Newcomers Join Trenton School Board After Election

The Trenton Board of Education will have three new members after the election. Ralph Chamberlain Stanley Kehr and Gilbert King won unofficial tallies, defeating incumbents Cecil Ash and Herbert Kelhoffer. C L Conarroe did not run again. Current members Joseph Graham and W L King remain on the board.

Trenton Trenton Village St. Clair Chamberlain Ring Kehr Kelhoffer Ash Vincent Paul Horn Joseph Graham W. L. King

Large ear lobes noted in Borneo and East Africa

Encyclopedia Britannica describes ear lobes in Borneo and East Africa as often stretched to hang to the shoulder with holes large enough to pass a closed fist through.

Borneo East Africa

Service News: Sgt William E Long Promoted to First Class

Sgt William E Long son of Mr and Mrs Everett A Long of Ex celle has been promoted to sergeant first class. He serves with Company C 76th Tank Battalion 11th Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He trained at Fort Knox and Fort Benning and is now first sergeant of his company. He has six years in the Army and aims to make a career.

William E. Long Everett A. Long 76Th Tank Battalion 11Th Airborne Division Ft. Cambell Army Long Mc.Kinley Junio Lemon - Monroe Ft. Knox Ft. Ben

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