Armistice Day Events At Cemetery And Armory
Armistice Day program highlights include an open house at the 147th Infantry Armory in Middletown with demonstrations of crew served weapons, a coffee reception, and a local film shown by the Army Recruiting Office. Two shade trees will be dedicated at Woodside Memorial during the 11:45 a.m. service, with Legion members gathering at 10:30 a.m. at the Legion Home.
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al Guard
F” Y
147Th Infantry
Ohio
B. Evans
U. S. Army and
Air
Middletown
Id Smith Farm
Tytus Ve. and
Verity Pkwy
Woodside Memorial
War Mothers
George Denny
American Legion Memorial Committee
O. A. Harter
Legionnaires
Legion Home
Seabiscuit, Vicious Circle at Strand This Week
At the movies this Thursday and Friday the Story of Seabiscuit stars Shirley Temple and Barry Fitzgerald with showings at 1:25 3:30 5:34 7:38 and 9:41 p m. The Strand presents Vicious Circle with Conrad Nagel Lyle Talbot at 1:25 4:50 and 8:10 p m. Miss Tallock's Millions features John Lund Wanda Hendrix at 2:05 6:10 and 9:35 p m. Friday Blazing Trail with Charlies Starrett Smiley Burnett at 1:30 4:05 6:40 and 9:20 p m plus Rusty Leads They at 5:05 7:45 and 10:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Barry Fitzgerald
Conrad Nagel
Lyle Talbot
Miss Tallock
John Lund
Wanda Hendrix
Charlies Starrett
Smiley Burnett
Rusty
Armistice Day Closures Announced by Local Offices
Middletown officials say the Internal Revenue local office and the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Armistice Day. Post offices will close, with parcel post delivery continuing and a single downtown dispatch. The Middletown Cai e Association and its agencies will close at noon, per managing director Tom Venabie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Middletown
Hilbert H. Martin
Middletown Caie Association
Tom
Venabie
All-Day Armistice Observance With Legion Events
The program begins with a 10 58 a m two minute silence using aerial bombs to honor fallen comrades. A second blast precedes a business meeting where past commander Howard Wilson reports on his term. At 11 45 a m Legionnaires gather at the Memorial Plot for services with Rev Paul Golembiewski delivering the memorial address. A 12 15 p m turkey dinner serves about 300 members in the Home auditorium followed by an old timer meeting at 2 p m and an evening dance with Eddie Roe's orchestra open to members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
Legionnaires
Paul Golembiewski
Post 218
Special Church Services Planned at Emanuel Church
Mrs Bertha Perkins and 11 women of Emanuel Tabernacle 665 Walnut Hills Cincinnati visited the Women's Home on move. Perkins announced special services at Emanuel Church on Wednesday Adults meet 1 4 p m Wednesday with children from 4 5 p m Cottage services after 5 p m for shut ins
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Bertha Perkins
Emanual Tabernacle
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ed Women
Mc Veé
Cin Parkins
Emanual Church
Local Grocers Meet Tonight in Civic Association Event
A record crowd is expected as Middletown Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association opens a five meeting series to revitalize membership. President Steve D Varga says the 7 p.m. session features Harold Hand of WSAI Cincinnati as guest speaker with merchandising tips. Earl Flint and Will Lenay among planners, with a planned Araby James piano number for entertainment.
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The
Civic Association
Middletown Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Steve D'Varga
Harold Hand
WSAI
Cincinnati
D'Varga
Hand
Association
Earl Flint
Will Lenay
Araby James
Church May Seek Home For DP Family In Middletown Area
At First Baptist Church Middletown a committee forms to aid a displaced person family from Europe. Members include Howard Stalker and Mrs J L Glass. meeting set for Saturday 7 p.m. at Mrs Glass’s home. Miss Esther Davis of Christian Friendliness urged urgent local housing and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Esther Davis
Christian Friendliness
Northern Baptist Convention
Europe
Howard Stalker
W. C. Cade
J. L. Glass
Tom Stubbs
Tom Baird
Edward McComb
Glass
Thanksgiving Union Service Plans To Be Completed Monday
The Middletown Council of Churches will hold an executive meeting next Monday evening at 7 30 at Calvary Methodist Church to finish plans for Union Thanksgiving services. Rev Kenneth S Learey will preside and Edward W Jones will report on activities. Two programs are planned at St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church on Wednesday November 23 and at 10 am Thanksgiving morning at the Episcopal Church. Reports will be given on October Church Attendance Month by Herman H Lawrence Harlan W Jarvis and Rev John Parr. Mrs Ralph Mull will give the cone on World Community Day. Christian Youth Council with Dolly Wood will report on the old clothes collection for Church World Service. The executive committee will handle business. any member may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Episcopal Church
Herman H. Lawrence
Harlan W. Jarvis
John ©. Parr
Ministerial Association
Ralph Mull
Council of Church Women
Christian Youth Council
Dolly Wood
Church World Service
Middletown Bankers Attend Dayton Area Session
A delegation of Middletown banking officials joined the annual Group One Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Dayton. Speakers included C N Sutton and W O Osborn addressing private banking needs and new legislative acts. a forum on mechanized banking followed. Over 400 bankers from eight southwestern Ohio counties attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Bankers Association
Dayton
C. N. Sutton
Richland Trustompany
Mansfield
Associa
W. O. Osborn
State Exchange Bank
Culver
Ind
Winners National Bank and Trust Company
B. H. Geyer
Second National Bank of Hamilton
F. C. Hartsock
Milford National UK
William H. Reistand
First National Bank
Cincinnati
B.L. Williams
Clinton County National Bank and Trust Company
Wilmington
Russell S. Weatherwax
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
Weatherwax
Melvin Kelso
Robert Q. Millan
Clair Tieman
William Raines
Douglas Lewis
Herschel Day
Russell Mack
Ross H. Snyder
James Milligan
Kirk Strodtbeck
Carl Nicklas
Charles Palmer
Earl Barnhart
Paul Curry
Ohio
Vital StatisticsDeaths Samuel B Faulkner 76
Birth notices list newborn girls for the Moreland Germantown Route 2 Weaver Vermont Street Gregory Seventeenth Avenue. An out of town birth reports a girl for J D Judd Ashland Ky at Ashland Hospital. The Judds are former Middletonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moreland
Germantown
Frank Weaver
Vermont St
Emmett Gregory
Seventeenth Ave
J. D. Judd
Ashland
Ashland Hospital
Judds
Marriage Licenses list for Middletown and Hamilton pairs
The notice records several marriage license applications: Harry E. Sticklen 53 signal maintainer of Maud to Margue rite M. Apple 55 clerk of 1807 North Ave Middletown. Karl J. Downie 21 laborer of 511 Fairview Ave Middletown to Patricia A. Miller 21 stenographer of 710 Fourteenth Ave Middletown. Fred Asher 23 machinist of Hamilton to Betty Lou Arthur 17 of Hamilton. Donald E. Metzger 21 fac to worker of Brookville Ind to Margie M. Murphy 18 clerk of Hamilton. Everett L. Adams 28 window cleaner of Hamilton to Emma Jean Blevins 24 waitress of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Sticklen
Maud
Marguerite M. Apple
North Ave
Middletown
Karl J. Downie
Fairview Ave
Patricia A. Miller
Fourteenth Ave
Fred Asher
Betty Lou Arthur
Hamilton
Donald E. Metzger
Brookville
Ind
Margie M. Murphy
Everett L. Adams
Emma Jean Blevins
Local Docket Lists Surgical and Medical Proceedings
A Franklin area column lists multiple individuals connected to family residences with entries indicating surgical or medical status. Names include Lois and Sue Anne Tinch, Phillip Huber, Brenda Sue Williams, Nancy Hillard, Doris Phelps, William Sullivan, and others, with several dismissals and miscellaneous notes about residences and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois and
Sue Anne Tinch
E. M. Tinch
Franklin, Surgical
Phillip Huber
Clayton Huber
Orchard Ave
Surgical
Brenda Sue Williams
Dauter
Ray Williams
Auburn St
Charles Bremer
Grand Ave
Francis L. Evers
Fourteenth Ave
Nancy Hillard
David Hillard
Franklin
Medical
Clarence Miley
McKinley St
Doris Phelps
William Phelps
Germantown
William Sullivan
Dallard Sullivan
Louise Robinson
Central Ave
Estel Hagedorn
Walter Crout
Beech
Youth in critical condition after motorcycle crash
Wilber Lairson a 14 year old of 1111 Liberty St was injured Tuesday evening when his motor bicycle was struck by a car. He remains in critical condition at Middletown Hospital and has not regained consciousness. Doctors report possible skull fracture and multiple cuts and bruises to his left leg and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Lairson
Liberty St
Middletown Hospital
Polio Official Praises Negro Efforts At Tuskegee Session
National polio official Charles R. Bynum spoke at Booker T. Washington School praising Negro workers in polio battle and outlining Tuskegee Institute’s role. He said polio care is non segregated nationwide and noted Foundation funding exceeds one million dollars annually. The meeting was hosted by the local colored polio committee with Dr. E W Washington as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Bynum
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington School
E. W. Washington
Bynum
United States
Polio Foundation
Tuskegee
B. W. Haywood
James Kenner
Charles J. Reuthe
Butler County
Washington
Fannie Patterson
C. L. Maxberry
Haywood
Clarence Childs
St John Knights Take In Eleven New Members
Eleven new members were obligated into the Knights of St. John at last evening's regular meeting. The degree work was led by Steven Von Mohr and Harry Sommers, with Rev. John Oberlander speaking on the organization's history and work. Final plans were set for the pre-holiday 50-50 dance on November 19 co hosted with Knights of Columbus. Measurements for new fatigue uniforms will be taken at 10 a.m. on member 13 in the school basement. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Steven von Mohr
Harry Sommers
John Oberlander
Knights of Columbus
Knights St. John
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Dial
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Johnson Motor CO
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