Interim Commission Chairman To Be Named At Meeting Tonight
City Commission plans to name a chairman after November elections but charter rules delay until new members take office. Contests for council and township offices determine seat winners and tied results pending final certification and possible write ins. Officials expect actions on bonds and water system projects at tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Mar Clark
Charles B. Stiles
A. K. Lewis
Harold Goetz
Lloyd Miller
Secretary of State
Armco East Works marks ten year safety club adds new groups
About 450 Armco employees attended East Works Ten Year Safety Club dinner at the Manchester Hotel with Elmer Barker as toastmaster. New groups in pipe shop and roll turning cold strip mill received certificates and leather folders. Ralph Wright presented certificates. L. F. Reinartz highlighted safety record claiming 995 of 1,000 will avoid accidents next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Manchester
Elmer Barker
Middletown Division
East Works
Armeco
Louis Kiss
Oreman
Isaac Hall
Middletown
Ralph Wright
Reinartz
Virgil Gossett
Oscar Zeeke
Hamilton
Henry Mathis
A. B. Patterson
Butler, Pennsylvania
Mulligan Named Vice President at First National Bank
J F Mulligan elevated to vice president by the board of directors of the First National Bank. He has 33 years as cashier with the bank and began with American Trust and Savings Bank in 1916. He joined the 1935 merger and became assistant cashier, later cashier of the First American Bank and Trust Company in 1945, renamed First National Bank of Middletown in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
James F. Mulligan
Mulligan
Bank
American Trust and Savings Bank
First and Merchants National Bank
First American Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank of
Middletown
Eleven Township School Bonds and Levies Pass At Polls
In Butler County rural districts voters approved all eleven school bond issues and tax levies to fund new buildings and operating costs. Key bonds include Fairfield Township 950,000 for two high schools, Lemon 300,000 for an elementary, New Miami 98,500 for six classrooms, Wayne 55,000 for two classrooms and a shop, plus additional levies to cover rising expenses and salaries. Total bond amount 1,403,500 with four bonds approved and seven levies passing. Millville failed. County Superintendent C H Williams praised voters, officials, and local groups for backing essential upgrades amid rising enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Fairfield Township
Lemon Township
New Miami
Wayne Township
Morgan Township
Seven Mile
Beay
Oxford Ee
Ross Township
Millville
Wayne
C. H. Williams
Clark Congratulates Voters on Choices in Middletown
City Comms. ion Chair man Marvin D. Clark said he congratulated the people on their choices and urged support for major public works improvements. He noted the extensive program and hoped it would move forward quickly. After eight years, hefelt relieved and enjoyed serving on the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Marvin D. Clark
Middletown
Clark
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Listings
Paramount shows Ingrid Bergman in Joan of Arc and Shirley Temple in Story of Seabiscuit with Ferrer and Fitzgerald. Strand presents Vicious Circle with Nagel and Talbot and Miss Tatlock’s Millions with Lund and Hendrix. Showings include afternoon and evening times across Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of of Arc
Ingrid Bergman
Jose Ferrer
Story of Seabiscuit
Shirley Temple
Barry Fitzgerald
Conrad Nagel
Lyle Talbot
Miss Tatlock
John Lund
Wande Hendrix
Births Reported for Local Families and Out of Town
Vital statistics note two Franklin couples welcoming girls on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Rockey, Franklin, greet a daughter. Mr and Mrs Forrest Hale, 1604 Woodlawn Ave., also announce a girl. An out of town birth lists Mr and Mrs Robert A Popp of 316 Young St a boy born Tuesday at Grandview Hospital Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rockey
Franklin
Forrest Hale
Woodlawn Ave
Robert A. Popp
Young St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Hospital mentions various patients by name
In The Hospital William Robert Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs Dallard Sullivan of Franklin medical Carl of Delaware I medical Wesley McIntosh of Franklin Thomas David Martin son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin of Franklin surgical William S Harris Jr of Miamisburg Route 2 surgical Judy Emrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerson Emrick of Germantown surgical John W Lamb of Oregonia Route 1 medical Mrs Anna Schempf of West Middletown Route 1 medical Mrs Alvin Bushhorn of Lowell St surgical Charles J Rigg of Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Sullivan
Dallard Sullivan
Franklin
Carl
Delaware &I
Wesley McIntosh
Thomas David Martin
Thomas Martin
William S. Harris, Jr
Miamisburg
Judy Emrick
Emerson Emrick
Germantown
John W. Lamb
Oregonia
Anna Schempf
West Middletown
Alvin Bushhorn
Lowell St
Charles J. Rigg
Reynolds
Villages in Butler County elect officials by write-ins
Butler County villages report multiple write-in victories. In Monroe, Thomas G. Linn tops as mayor with 120 votes. others include Dale Constiner 77 as clerk and Dorothy Hiteshue 76 as treasurer, plus several trustees. Somerville elects William Roberts mayor 67. Gor dor Inman clerk 50. J. B. Bell treasurer 33. council winners Jesse J. Brannon 74, Charles M. Rumpler 108, Clayton R. Suman 107, with other results for education and local posts. Additional towns, including Trenton and Seven Mile, assign mayoral and council seats to write-ins and preprinted candidates, with vote tallies ranging from 17 to 325 across boards of education and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Linn
Dale Constiner
Dorothy Hiteshue
Trustees of Public Affairs
Marvin Carpenter
L. J. Robinson
C. M. Trees
John Neu
E. R. Hiteshue
Peter Harmon
C. H. Steward
C. F. Warner
Dick Miller
Miller
Robert Augspurger
Ed. Fitzwater
Frazier
George Miller
Somerville
William Roberts Fo
William Howe
Garnet Gray
Gordor Inman
J. B. Bell
Jesse J. Brannon
Charles M. Rumpler
Clayton R. Suman
James R. Paul
Raymond Buell
Richard Brenan
George Baker
Somerville !Ocal Board of Education
Alfred Back
Maril Eijer
Edith Wates
Larry Stretcher
Maurice W. Guy, Sr
Sam J. Flanagan
Thomas H. Bell, Jr
Fred H. Douglass
Joseph R. Graham
A. Johns
Ora Burdge
Ralph Chamberlain
Myron A. Gardner
Frederick L. Wendt
Monard
Woodrey
Trenton Board of Education
Cecil W. Ash
Clarence L. Conarroe
Herbert Kelhoffer
Willard F. Schenck
Abe L. Young
O. LeRoy Snively
Harry Evans
Kenneth P. Millice
Arthur F. Baker
Robert J. Reiff
George Edeley
Hobart Wilson
Hilbert Rowe
Carl Spivey
Charles Cortelyn
Robert Moyer
Mile Board of Education
Ralph Beiser
Robert A. Hiltbrand
Stanley Sloneker
Herbert Davish
Worley Minor
W. H. Dalton
Charles E. Landis
Earl L. Farmer
Eva Murnahan
Henry T. Collins
George A. Dell
John J
Sparse write-in election names Jacksonburg mayor
The Jacksonburg village election drew little interest with all votes cast as write-ins. Twenty-two electors cast ballots for village offices. Robert Edward won the mayoralty with five votes, Leroy Wagner received three, Howard Bishop and Kenneth Neal one each. Six council seats were filled with Kenneth Neal among the named contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Robert Edward
Leroy Wagner
Howard Bishop
Kenneth Neal
Local Names Listed For Medical Notices On Street Address
A sequence of resident names and partial addresses appears, listing individuals connected to surgical and medical notices. Notable names include John F. Conley Clyde Lawson James Walker Nancy Graham Joseph Demotor James Reese Oscar Monk Geraldine Wages Lillie Smith and others, with street names such as Ave Franklin Elsmere Garfield Union and Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Garfield St
James Dickerson
Central Ave
Nancy Graham
Frank
Joseph Demotor
Young St
James W. Reese
Union Rd
Oscar Monk
Middletown
Richard Wilkerson
Yankee Rd
Geraldine Wages
Orville Wages
Ottawa St
Lillie Smith
Manchester Ave
Write-in Election Totals in College Corner Village
In College Corner the village election was all write-ins with low votes. Top unofficial results show Harley Pulis as mayor with 30 votes Lucille Jackson as clerk 18 votes Velva DeGrief as treasurer 15 votes and several council and public affairs candidates led by Charles Paxton Perry Sayers Dwight Black and Lee DeGrief with 11 to 18 votes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Corner
Board of Public Affairs
Harley Pulis
Lucille Jackson
Multiple Local Races Elect Mayors and Councils
Walter J. Cisle was the lone mayoral nominee in Millville, with Fannie F. Hunter unopposed for clerk and Albert Falkenstein winning treasurer on write ins. Council races had 4 avowed candidates with three winning. Harold Hunter led with 98 votes and others near 97. Oxford elected Edwin E. Morgan mayor and filled council seats as eight candidates competed. A two-mill school levy in Oxford passed 1,433 to 289.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Cisle
Millville
Fannie F. Hunter
Albert Falkenstein
Harold Hunter
Albert Miller
Thuriel Nagle
George M. Peppingon
Robert Service
Joe Jenkins
Edward Bradford
Ralph Johnson, Jr
Oxford
Edwin E. Morgan
R. J. Todd
Irene Lindsey
Safety Council appoints two division heads for 1950
The Safety Council Board of Control named John Murray of United Welding Co to head the Industrial Division and George Crout, principal of Sherman School, to lead the School Division for one year. They succeed retiring chairmen James R. Byrum and Walter S. Geckeler. The meeting also covered fire hazard reviews, traffic at key intersections, a youth driver training plan, and a new safety program for young drivers from the Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee. Elmer Barker noted hopes to install the program in the local high school. The council also noted over 50 Oklahoma towns lack town taxes due to municipally owned utility plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Safety Council
Board of Control
John Murray
United Welding Company
George Crout
Sherman School
James R. Byrum
Walter S. Geckeler
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
Washington, D. C
Elmer Barker
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Harry Ernst
Harry Boat
Lester Kurfiss
Ind
Immel
Ridenour
Township Board of Education
Clarence Evans
Evans
Fred Keiser
Dennis Bowlinger
Ronald Evans
John Arpp
Armco East Works
J. F. Mulligan
Boards of ‘Education
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Central Dial
Midddletown
Ohio
DGRE
Paramount
Our
Christmas Savings Club
F Middletown
al Armeo Gates
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
Edgerton Shoes
Monroe
Oscar Higgins
Beryle Widerpool
Levi Adams
John Brelsford
Clinton Cox
J. Schooley
Harry Conrad
Upton
Willard Long
Lee Schooley
Robert Brown
Trenton
George Fairchild
Robert McNair
Brandly
Clyde Lawson
Middletown Sheet Metal & Roofing CO
G. M
Howe Motor CO
Oklahoma
Tweedies
Joyce
Doellmann’s
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