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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

2

Middletown Starts $2,500,000 School Construction Program

Middletown will begin a $2.5 million school development plan immediately after the Board of Education approved all projects by a large vote. Superintendent Wade E. Miller said bond sales must be arranged first, while lighter tasks like lighting for elementary buildings may be completed early. Planning for the stadium is largely done, but sites for South School and Highview Road remain undecided, prompting further deliberation and a district dinner following the two hour meeting.

Middletown Wade E. Miller Thering Board of Education Miller Ers New South School Highview Rd South School Central School

Don’t Drop That Gun Safety Rules for Opening Day

Hunters face rabbit and pheasant season opening on Tuesday November 15. Safety Director Paul Wilson urges care as beginners take on field duties and outlines nine accident prevention tips including treating guns as loaded, carrying empty weapons, keeping barrels clear, aiming safely, and avoiding alcohol with gunpowder.

Acong Paul Wilson Middletown Safety Council

Divorce Laws Are Studied By County Bar Association

Butler County Bar Association members debated proposed changes to divorce rules at a Hamilton City Club dinner. A domestic relations committee led by Clem Pater Jr proposed extending the waiting period from six weeks to 90 days and requiring couples to be married at least one year before filing. Frederick A. Reister opened the meeting, and Edward Dell compared wartime prosecution methods to local evidence practices.

Butler County Bar Association Hamilton City Club Clem Pater, Jr Association Frederick A. Reister Edward Dell Middletown

Seabiscuit Film Leads Paramount Weekend Run

At the movies Paramount shows Story of Seabiscuit starring Shirley Temple and Barry Fitzgerald with showtimes 1 26, 3 36, 5 34, 7 38 and 9 41 p m Friday and Saturday. Strand features Blazing Trail with Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette at 1 30, 4 05, 6 40 and 9 20 p m and Rusty Leads the Way with Ted Donaldson at 2 30, 5 05, 7 45 and 10 20 p m.

Paramount Shirley Temple Barry Fitzgerald Charles Starrett Smiley Burmets Rusty Ted Donaldson

Teachers hear Miami professor at in service dinner

Dr. Erna Barschak, psychology professor at Miami University, spoke to about 100 elementary teachers and board members at Central School on Emotional Needs of Children. The event, second in a series, was organized by supervisor Celia Long and program chair Clara Mae Yorgen with performances by Dorothy Ramsey er. A National Department of Education motion fee was shown.

Erna Barschak Miami University Central School Celia Long Clara Mae Yorgen Board of Education National Department of Education Dorothy Ramseyer Brett Brassanspore Tris

Youth Efficiency Award Presented by Middletown City Council

The Middletown City Council sent a thank you letter to Mr and Mrs Earl Moore through Elmer Barker the council president. The letter thanks their son Robert for assisting in the pedestrian safety project in the downtown area last Monday and notes an Efficiency Award for the youth who depicted Mr Jay Walker. Barker said the award honors youths providing valuable safety service to the city. South Dakota's Bad Lands are 5200 square miles in area.

Middletown Earl Moore Elmer Barker Robert Jay Walker Barker

Samuel B Faulkner 76 Dies. R.E. Agent Services Scheduled

Samuel B Faulkner 76 retired real estate agent died Thursday. Pallbearers named Raymond Car enter Paul Mayer Jasper Jevins Raymond Tyler Raymond Kincaid and Howard New comb. Special services Friday 7 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home by Spanish American War Veterans. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. with Rev H H Jung officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 10 p.m.

Samuel B. Faulkner Raymond Carenter Paul Mayer Jasper Jevins Raymond Tyler Raymond Kincaid Howard Newcomb Riggs

Death of Doe Kinnett Father of Miss Alma Kinnett

Word was received today of the death of Doe Kinnett father of Alma Kinnett Middletown teacher yesterday at 5 p m at his home in Ripley Co Kinnett lived at Front and Main Ripley Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p m Kirkpatrick Funeral Home Ripley Miss Kinnett has taught at Garfield School here for 20 years

Doe Kinnett Alma Kinnett Middletown Ripley Kinnett Front and Main Sts Kirkpatrick Funeral Home Miss Kinnett Garfield School

Ruth Burroughs Dies. Springboro Native 69

Ruth Burroughs, 69, lifelong Springboro resident, died at 10 30 PM yesterday in Middletown Hospital after four weeks’ confinement. She leaves two sons Guy and John, daughter Myra Webster of Springboro, four brothers Louis of San Diego William and Nate of Lebanon John of Harveysburg, four sisters Mrs A B Wood Mrs George Burroughs Mrs Charles Hutchinson and Mrs Frank Bunnell, and four grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 30 PM at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with burial in Springboro Cemetery.

Springboro Ruth Burroughs Middletown Ospital Guy John Myra Webster Louis San Diego Calif William Nate Lebanon Harveysburg A. B. Wood George Burroughs Charles Hutchinson

Death of Mrs. Lottie Kepler at Germantown

Mrs. Lottie Kepler 75 lifelong Germantown resident widow of Albert Kepler was found dead Thursday at 9 30 a m at 264 South Main St cause heart attack She had suffered in last six months Survived by son Raymond Dayton granddaughter brother Frank Shuey Camden O Funeral 2 p m Sunday John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Richard Vitz Love Cemetery Dayton Eaton Pike Rebekah Lodge services 7 30 p m Saturday calls at funeral home Saturday afternoon

Germantown Lottie B. Kepler Albert Kepler South Main St Kepler Raymond Dayton Frank Shuey Camden, O John Arpp Richard Vitz Love Cemetery Dayton-Eaton Pike Rebekah Lodge

Pumice and Pumicite Use Across Industries

Pumice and pumicite serve as abrasives and building material fillers, and are used in paint, insecticides, and absorbents.

Woman Injured In Auto Crash Near Hamilton

Mildred Johnson, 29, of 130 West High Street Oxford, suffered severe forehead lacerations when her car ran off Route 177 north of Hamilton and toppled over an embankment. State patrol reported she was treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital and released.

Mildred Johnson West High St Oxford Hamilton Ft. Hamilton Hospital

Armistice Day Observance Marks Peace Vigilance

Father Paul Golembiewski urged vigilance to sustain lasting peace at Woodside Cemetery during Armistice Day services. The event included tree dedications by War Mothers, a two minute silent tribute at 10 58, a noon Legion dinner, and an open house for Middletown’s Company F 147th Infantry.

Paul Golembiewski Post Woodside Cemetery Paul Cac Be George Denny Legion American Legion Howard Wilson Eddie Roe Middletown National Guard 147Th Infantry Regiment

Vital Birth Announcements Across Several Towns

Birth notices list several parents and newborns including a Dayton girl to Mr and Mrs Joyce Danby and a Webster agi zt couple for Arnon Collier’s Friday birth. Also notes Germantown and Hamilton births with multiple families reporting Thursday or Friday arrivals. Out of town birth recorded for J C Keifer couple in St Louis Maternal grandparents named.

Joyce Danby Dayton Lee Sharp West Middletown Apt Henry Farmer Woodlawn Ave Paul S. Gerber Hamilton Eugene Moore Lawrence Adams Webster Agi Arnon Collier J. C. Keifer Carol Holschuh St. Louis Carl Holschuh Kensington St

Hospital Notices and Community Docket Summary

In The Hospital 4 Rogers of Franklin, surgical. George Crow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crow of Michael Rd., surgical. Darrell Holderman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holderman of Vanderveer St., surgical. Mrs. Charles Aull of Highland St., surgical. Mrs. Ward Wagner of Warren Rd., medical. Margaret Ann Meehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meehan of Columbia Ave., medical. Mrs. Cause Pergram of Rothwell, Ky., medical. It DISMISSED Miss Nellie Dobbs of Grove. Mrs. John Dean of North Clinton St. Jce McIntosh of Sherman Ve. William McIntosh of Sherman Glen Oliver of Charles St ae Edna Younger of North Paul Jeffery, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffery, Sr., of Park St. Mrs. Velma Schweitzer of Calumet Avenue A. Lanter of Logan Henry Robinson of Winton, St.-Jack Bewley of Elsmere Carl Lanson, of Delaware St. An average freight car will carry 52.26 tons.

Rogers Franklin George Crow Richard Crow Michael Rd Darrell Holderman Arthur Holderman Vanderveer St Charles Aull Highland St Ward Wagner Warren Rd Margaret Ann Meehan Frank Meehan Columbia Ave Cause Pergram Rothwell, Ky John Dean North Clinton St Jce McIntosh Sherman William McIntosh Glen Oliver Charles St Edna Younger North Paul Jeffery, Jr Paul Jeffery, Sr Park St Velma Schweitzer Calumet Avenue A. Lanter Logan Henry Robinson Winton Jack Bewley Elsmere Carl Lanson Delaware St

Miller new city commissioner credits veterans, youth support

Lloyd D. Miller age 25, elected city commissioner, told Kiwanians he owed victory to friends urging youth involvement in city affairs. He promised to serve free of obligation to any person or group, and to lean on both youth and experienced leaders. Also noted are charity acts and an upcoming hotel dinner honoring Hugh Jackson.

Lloyd Miller Miller Kiwanis Club L. T. Palmer Longview Hospital Longview Social Service League Biltmore Dayton Hugh Jackson California

Memorial Service Planned By Elks

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks set plans yesterday for its annual memorial service on December 4 with final details to come. William Apgar, general chairman, noted final plans will be announced later as the Elks also announce a Christmas party on December 18 led by past exalted rulers and Harold Norris, social committee chair, also revealing a 50 50 dance event.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks William Apgar Chainman Harold Norris

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