Armco to Present Armory Site Deed at Friday Program
Armco Steel will deed five acres of land south of Veteran's Village on South Main Street for the state armory. Ohio Adjutant General Mario Kreber will receive the deed at a luncheon in Manchester Friday. Attending will be W. Sebaki, Col. George Schiele, Col. Wilbur Fricke, and Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper, along with other military and state officials. The event supports a new armory complex to house local Guard units and community activities. The campaign to fund the armory continues, seeking additional private support to supplement state and federal funds.
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Route 4
National Armory
Manchester
W. Sebaki
McO Steel Corporation
Mario M. Kreber
Ohio
Armco
Adjutant General
Colmbus
Kenneth Cooper
George Schiele
47Th
Luantry
Wilbur Fricke
Aso
Ohio General Assembly
Oscar Hughes
Hamilton
Wilmer
Adjutant General's Office
Oe Association
John Ingwersen
E. A. Moe
Pen Legion
Perount
Streifthau Building
LeSourdsville
Old Smith Farm
Tytus Ave
Verity Pkwy
Uniton Thanksgiving Services Planned At Two City Churches
Inter church activities committee of the Iddietown Council outlines Union Thanksgiving Services at St Pauls and Church of the Ascension with H H Jung presiding and several ministers. Thanksgiving morning program at Church of the Ascension led by S Hughes Garvin with additional clergy. Youth Council plans to ship 1500 pounds of clothing to Europe via Church World Service. A religious census study is proposed for the council.
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Uniton
Interactvi
Iddietown
J.ard W. Jones
Aleotes
Werenver
St. Paul's Evans and Reformed Church
H. H. Jung
Er E. Shoup
R. E Lor
Russell Galloway
Church of the Ascension
S. Hughes Garvin
Richard Moore
J. D. Nisewonder
Kenneth S. Learey
Learey
Council
Jones
Robert Q. Millan
W. D. Brock
William Johnston
Kenneth Sharp
Alice James
Taylor
Dolly
Church World Service
Sharp
Salvation Army
Garfield
Ice On Bridges Causes Mishaps
Ice on bridges in the area troubled motorists as State Highway Patrol warned to slow down. One early Tuesday accident and several minor mishaps, not investigated, were reported. Barbara Crist, 20, of 1828 Woodlawn Ave., skidded into the Trenton Bridge. Accidents also occurred at the Peasttown Bridge and other spots. Ice forms due to cold air under and over the structures while highways are clear.
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Tce
Barbara Crist
Woodlawn Ave
Trenton Bridge
Louis Cornthwaite
Peasttown Bridge
Oil Refineries Refine 37 Billion Gallons Annually
Oil refineries in the United States process about 37 billion gallons of motor fuel each year, reflecting the scale of domestic fuel production and distribution across major facilities.
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United States
Police Briefs Report Several Local Arrests and Incidents
George P. Dome, 19, 2312 Hill Ave, charged with assault and battery. released on 300 bond to appear in Municipal Court Wednesday. Woodrow Collins, 25, Crane's Run Franklin, arrested at Baltimore St and Central Ave for carrying concealed weapons. knife found. Mack Vernon Meadows, 21, East Bernsteadt Ky, on warrant for failure to provide for a pregnant woman. released on 500 bond to appear in court Wednesday. Minor collision yesterday afternoon at Moore St and Queen Ave involving Charles Gillespie, 36, Queen Ave, and Charles Baker, 18, Hill Ave. slight damage. Woman stepping into path of eastbound car on Manchester Ave, driven by Mable M. Canfield, 2909 Orlando St. she declined medical aid and did not give name. Mrs. James Fagan, 2015 Arlington Ave, reported wrist watch loss valued at 40. Delayed report: Robin McDonald, Middletown Route 2, camera valued at 35 taken Friday.
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George P. Dome
Hill Ave
Woodrow Collins
Crane’s Run
Franklin
Baltimore St
Central Ave
Collins
Mack Vernon Meadows
East Bernsteadt
Charles Gillespie
Queen Ave
Charles Baker
Moore St
Gillespie
Manchester Ave
Mable M. Canfield
Orlando St
James Fagan
Arlington Ave
Robin McDonald
Middletown
Calvary Services Set to Open Tonight at Calvary Church
Evangelistic series begins tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Methodist Church running through November 27. Speaker is E. C. Chastain D D of the Southern Illinois Conference, an approved evangelist.
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Calvary Methodist Church
E. C. Chastain
D. D
Southern Illinois Conference of the Methodist Church
Coffee Price Hike Hits Middletown Groceries
A six cent per pound increase takes effect today at two Middletown chain groceries as roasters push to match higher coffee bean costs. Prices across cans now range 75 to 79 cents with premium brands rising more. One local quotes frustration at rapid price changes and extra labeling work.
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Associated Press
Vital Statistics Ty ederick W Schneider Span Daugherty Metzger
Ty ederick W Schneider 62 of 514 Garfield St Span Daugherty 82 Morrow Pies Metzger 65 Lebanon all appear in a local vital statistics notice listing names and ages without further context or details.
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Ty Ederick W. Schneider
Garfield St
Span Daugherty
Morrow
Local Birth Notices Include Five Newborns Today
Birth announcements list a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Green at 1509 Fairmount Ave. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Procter Hollon at 3001 Navaho St. A boy born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ronto of 9-B Veterans Village. A girl born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Hassel of 1400 Yankee Rd. A girl born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Morton McGuire of Hamilton Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hunter of Garfield St.
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Jack K. Greenfield
Fairmount Ave
Procter Hollon
Navaho St
Gene Ronto
Veterans Village
George Hasselback
Yankee Rd
Morton McGuire
Hamilton Route 1
Joel Hunter
Garfield St
Marriage Licenses Listed for Middletown Hamilton and Oxford Areas
A notice lists marriage licenses for several couples including Earl LeRoy Jones and Helen M. Dodds both of Middletown. Dana R. James and Sarah K. Burkhardt of Hamilton. Grant Henry Zeek and Geanne Elizabeth McGraw of Hamilton. Dean Raymond Farmer and Meredith Whittington of Oxford. William A. Kuykendall and Mary Louise Jackson of Hamilton. William S. Blount and Mary W. Stamper of Hamilton. The ages, occupations, and addresses of the prospective spouses are provided.
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Earl LeRoy Jones
Armco
Central Ave
Helen M. Dodds
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Dana R. James
Farmer
Sarah K. Burkhardt
Hamilton
Grant Henry Zeek
Geanne Elizabeth McGraw
Dean Raymond Farmer
Meredith Whittington
Oxford
William A. Kuyk
Hospital Notes Full Of Patient Mentions Incomplete List
In The Hospital Miss Pauline Moore of Oberon Dr medical Mrs Norman Hounshell of Trenton medical Joyce McKee daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McKee of Sherman Ave surgical James Whitt of Franklin medical Miss Pearl Schwartz of Franklin medical Miss Margaret McDonough of Webster St medical Mrs Coursey Fultz of Oxford State Rd medical George Staley III son of Mr and Mrs George Staley Jr of Elmo Pl medical Mrs Lincoln Gabbard of Franklin medical Irene Pantel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pantel of Central Ave medical Mrs G R Tom Snider of Arlington Ave medical Fred Armbruster of Camden Route 1 medical George Shorter of Walnut St Nancy Hillard daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hillard of Franklin William Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs Dallard Sullivan of Leonard Owings of Shafer St William Bills of Grand Ave
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Pauline Moore
Oberon
Norman Hounshell
Trenton
Joyce McKee
Charles McKee
Sherman Ave
James Whitt
Franklin
Pearl Schwartz
Margaret McDonough
Webster St
Coursey Fultz
Oxford State Rd
George Staley, III
George Staley, Jr
Elmo Pl
Lincoln Gabbard
Irene Pantel
John Pantel
Central Ave
G. R. Tom Snider
Arlington Ave
Fred Armbruster
Camden Route 1
George Shorter
Walnut St
Nancy Hillard
David Hillard
William Sullivan
Dallard Sullivan
Leonard Owings
Shafer St
William Bills
Grand Ave
Hamilton Manager Gets Salary Boost
Hamilton City Council boosted City Manager Mark Thomas salary effective January 1, 1950. His annual compensation rises to 15,000 dollars, after a 4,300 dollar raise, though a 700 dollar cost of living bonus keeps the effective increase at 4,300. The move follows Councilman Andrew Bruck’s recommendation.
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Hamilton
Mark Thomas
Thomas
Andrew Bruck
382 Members Enrolled In Civic Association
A Middletown civic association drive reports 382 new memberships since last Wednesday. Gardner Board and Carton Company contributed 231 signups, Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing 41, with 15 of 30 firms represented at the meeting chaired by William Verity. Next report is Monday, November 21 at 4 pm. Edward Barker to lead Retail and Service Division first meeting at 5 pm.
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Middletown Civic Association
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Company
Metiing
William Verity
Verity
Edward Barker
Association
Montgomery - Ward Company
Tom C. Venable
Armco
Harding-Jones Paper Company
E. T. Gardner, Jr
Bond Ordinance To Be Before Commissioners
City Commissioners will consider tomorrow night a bond ordinance to authorize emergency action before the sale of 1.5 million dollars in mortgage revenue bonds for water works distribution and storage system improvements. The ten page measure, prepared by City Attorney Fred J. Schatzmann, requires four votes and precedes bids on project construction including supply and reinforcing mains. Earlier two weeks ago the board awarded the smallest of three contracts for an elevated storage tank in the east end.
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Fred J. Schatzmann
Paroles Granted From State Institutions In Ohio
Two Middletown arrestees are among parolees released by the Pardon and Parole Board. Florine Ray, a former inmate of Marysville Reformatory, was jailed after a February 1939 cafe shooting that killed Gertrude Pertin. Roscoe Large, from Dayton, was paroled December 21 from the Ohio State Penitentiary for cutting to wound. Almond Holmes, held for grand larceny, is also listed.
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Middletown
Pardon and Parole Board
Florine Ray
Marysville
Gertrude Pertin
Garfield St
York Ave
Roscoe Large
Dayton
Ohio State Penitentiary
Large
Tytus Ave
Germantown Rd
John Saly
Charles Thomas
Franklin
Almond Holmes
Four Drivers Fined in Municipal Court Cases
Three motorists faced Judge Alton H. Combs yesterday for drunken or suspended driving. Homer Hensley aged 27 and Edson Hughes aged 33 each paid 100 dollars and lost driving rights for six months for operating while intoxicated. James Manning 24 received 150 dollars plus costs and a six month suspended jail term for driving while rights were suspended. Manning had been arrested Sunday on Ohio 4 while his license was suspended for three years on a prior charge. George Smith 54 and Susan Conley 23 both of 1016 Hanover Street forfeited 50 dollar bonds for failure to appear on disorderly conduct charges.
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Alton H. Combs
Homer Hensley
West Middletown
Edison Hughes
Yankee Rd
James Manning
Excello
Manning
Ohio
George Smith
Hanover St
Susan Conley
New Mousetrap Built by Middletown Sanitarian
John Otterbein of the Middletown Health Department unveiled an economical rat trap using memory and his own ideas. The device features a foot and a half long wire mesh cage lined with aluminum to prevent gnawing, a trap door, and a hall suspension on a wire. Otterbein suggests potential transfer to a Junior Achievement Company and notes rats repeatedly approach the trap door.
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John Otterbein
Middletown
Otterbein
Football Pool Tickets Seized in Youngstown Confinement
In Youngstown Ohio AP report three New Castle men were arrested after a patrolman spotted large boxes being moved between cars in the business district. A haul of 20,000 unused football pool tickets was seized, with Edward Ginocchi, 35, among those charged. The seizure is described as the largest in years following a prior 1948 raid.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Calvin Guy
J H Day Company Sold to New York Group
J H Day Company and Day Incorporated sold for 3.5 million dollars to a New York City headed corporation led by Martin H Miller. Central Trust Company vice president William E Anderson announced the deal. The firm makes bakery machinery and will become J H Day Company Re Incorporated. Experiments claim bats fly in rooms strung with fine wires without touching them.
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Cincinnati
J. H. Day Company
Day
Martin H. Miller
New York City
William E. Anderson
The
Central Trust Company
City Planners Hear Report On Regulations
City planning commission heard a report on subdivision regulations at its regular meeting at the City Building. E. W. Combs of the L. Segoe firm presented the survey being conducted in the city. Chairman G. W. Breiel read the report as discussion followed. Lloyd D. Miller attended his first session replacing Marvin Clark. All members were present.
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City Planning Commission
City Buildir
E. W. Combs
L. Segoe
G. W. Breiel
Lloyd D. Miller
Marvin Clark
At the Movies listings and showtimes
Paramount shows My Friend Irma with Marie Wilson and Diana Lynn at 2 13, 4 43, 7 13 and 9 43 p.m. Scene of the Crime with Van Johnson and Gloria DeHaven at 1 29, 3 34, 5 39, 7 44 and 9 48 p.m. Strand has Colorado Territory with Joel McCrea and Virginia Mayo at 3 95, 6 30 and 9 50 p.m. Also Return of Wildfire with Richard len and Patricia Morise at 1 35, 5 05 and 8 25 p.m. Week The Iron
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Irma
Marie Wilson
Diana Lynn
van Johnson
Gloria DeHaven
Colorado Territory
Joel McCrea
Virginia Mayo
Richard
Len
Patricia Morise
The
Iron
Curtain Showings Include Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney
Curtain with Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney screens at 1 15, 4 05, 7 and 10 10 p m Also Fantasia with Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin shown at 2 45, 5 40 and 3 45 p m The text notes moss teeth opening release spores in dry wind conditions.
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Dana Andrews
Gene Tierney
Laurel and Hardy
Charlie Chaplin
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Butler Tile & Flooring CO
Bond
Kentucky & Lillard
National Distillers Products Corp. MY
Logan Ave
Calvary Services
E. C. Sill
Nick Pelfrey
Lexington
Pies Metzger
Lebanon
Turkeys
Crawford ST
Civic Association
Paramount
Slate EU
Bey
Borden
Ica
Ces
Ead
Norris Music House
Kingsbury
Will
Grieg Spinet
Steinway
Packard
Remmington
CABLE
Clark Spinet
Office Outfitters
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