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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1950
Page
4
A Washington report describing a fourteen month tour of Ohio highlights the state’s agricultural strength and diverse population. The speaker warns that the administration pushes foreign policy via propaganda and urges public debate on Europe defense, draft terms, costs, and potential global war impacts.
A drug store advertises FASTEETH fasten for loose dentures. The non acid powder sprinkles on plates to hold them firmer and soothe gums, reducing embarrassment from wobbling plates.
Wade E. Miller superintendent of schools will address the Parent-Teacher Organization at Central School Tuesday night on Education For Freedom. The meeting follows a 6 15 p m business meeting and will feature entertainment by the Round Towners of SPEBSSA.
Vital statistics list multiple births to families in Franklin and nearby towns. Parents include Burns, Brown, Kyles, Adkins, Fiori, Blevins, Cole, Griffin, Whitehurst, Catching, Dennis, Page, Wise, Hurley with babies born Sunday or Monday at various addresses and hospitals. Out of town entries note births at Ft Hamilton and Mercy Hospital.
A hospital notices a roster of patients with conditions and home addresses. Names include James Thomas Lawrence Rena Billy Williams Orland Harkrader Herman H Lawrence and others, with statuses medical or surgical and extensive street details.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Childs and Luther Childs plus Miss Gladys Moore visited relatives and friends in Detroit. The String of Pearls Club meets 7 30 p m at Mrs Arline Popes Grove St home. Infantile Paralysis committee meets 9 p m tomorrow at Lambert Tea Room with Mrs Fannie Patterson chairing.
Dispatched notices report multiple individuals including Mrs. James Morgan and Marcia Callahan listed with addresses in Caro lina Baltimore Grove t. Gary and Franklin Route 1. Entries note Robert Kessler Illinois Ave Mrs. Donald Jones Curtis St and others, with no clear incident details provided.
Middletown residents plan to turnout in heavy numbers despite cold weather with forecasts of cloudy skies and wind. Observers say turnout will be high across the area as utilities report a chilly fall day with a 29 degree low yesterday and a 40 degree low expected tonight.
Butler County treasurer John W Wendel announced a 100 percent collection of current real estate tax bills for 1950 after closing books. Preliminary totals show 3 666 172 05 in bills, with 1 950 573 60 paid first half and 1 715 598 45 paid second half, plus a $4 605 delinquencies excess cut. He commended public cooperation.
The records list several civil actions in Butler County courts including Myrtle Rupp of Middletown against Albert Rupp over neglect and cruelty, Earl Nunamaker Jr. of Middletown Route 2 against Virginia Nunamaker for neglect, Pauline Sorrell of 1747 Tutu Ave Middletown against James Sorrell for neglect, Paul J. Gonde Jr. of 1520 Fairmount Ave Middletown against Eleanor Gonde of Dayton, R. Walker of Hamilton against Pinkie Walker for neglect, George Williams Jr. of Middletown Route 1 against Virginia Williams of Orlando Florida for neglect, and Vernon Childs of New Miami against Margaret Childs of Hamilton for neglect.
Henry M. Tharp of Hamilton and Harold Stanton of Middletown are named in neglect filings brought by Lillian Stan ton. Judge P P Boll presides the cases.
Patricia Trulock of Hamilton appears in an Eldon court filing alleging neglect involving Judge P. P. Boli. The terse record names Trulock and Boli while outlining a custody or care matter under review.
A domestic case filed in Middletown involves Rena Wise of 1714 Sycamore Street seeking separation maintenance from Noah Wise amid allegations of cruelty. The filing presents a formal action for support and residency issues within the family court.
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