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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

11

Theatre in the Round Impresses Middletown Audiences

The Hayloft Players presented The Voice Of The Turtle in a theatre in the round at the Manchester Hotel ballroom under Mrs Irma McGraw. Martha Pratt Bertha Boxwell and Paul Slezak delivered engaging performances as Sally Olive and Bill with direct audience contact and a strong director’s touch. The three act play follows Bill Page on leave who falls for Sally, while Olive contends for him. the spring setting reinforces the title's turning point.

Theatre In-Theround Middletown Manchester Hayloft Players Irma McGraw New York Martha Pratt Sally Middleton Mrs. Pratt Bertha Boxwell Olive Lashbrook Paul Slezak Bill Page Sally Olive Bill

Ohio sergeants win Silver Star in Korea action

TOKYO AP Two Ohio sergeants of the 24th Infantry Division were among those awarded Silver Star medals for gallantry in Korea. Sgt. Donald J. Little of Columbus Ambulance Company 24th Medical Battalion evacuated wounded under heavy enemy fire near Waegwan September 20. MSgt. Clarence A. Harris of Akron Company K 19th Infantry Regiment earned the award for gallantry in action near Waegwan September 23.

Tokyo Ohio 24Th Infantry Division Korea Army Donald J. Little Columbus Waegwan Clarence A. Harris Akron 19Th Infantry Regiment Waegwan Ber

Three Bidding On Ford Plant At Hamilton

Ford officials report three unnamed bidders offered about one million dollars for the abandoned Hamilton Ford plant. City officials had offered 400000, rejected. Protests from labor groups cited fear of lost jobs and tax loss if the city fails to buy the property for an electric plant expansion and city vehicle garage.

Hamilton Ford Ford Company

Hamilton Official Relinquishes Post

Edwin L. Brendel, a Hamilton School Board member and Hamilton Recreation Commission member, resigns both posts and moves to Monroe Michigan to join the Ford plant there. Brendel, a Ford employee, leaves the city for the transfer.

Hamilton Edwin L. Brendel Hamilton School Board Hamilton Recreational Commission Brendel Ford Company Monroe Mich Ford

Edward A. Lewis Dies at 73 After City Residence

Edward A. Lewis, 73, longtime city resident, died at 9:22 a.m. at his home on 123 Park Street. A former Armco Steel employee, he leaves widow Sadie, three sons James, Clyde, and Eddie, four sisters Lillian Hawkins, Rosie Armstrong, Sally Herndon, and Minnie Dobson, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Maxberry Funeral Home.

Edward A. Lewis Park St Armco Steel Corporation Sadie James Clyde Pittsburgh Eddie Canton Lillian Hawkins Rosie Armstrong Alabama Sally Herndon Georgia Minnie Dobson Maxberry Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Miller Ross

Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs Bertha Miller Ross mother of Francis Dils supervisor of music at the local schools will be held Friday at 2 pm at 306 South Main Street Arcanum with Rev Ira C Clark officiating. Burial will be in Abbotsville Cemetery. She died Tuesday at 515 pm survived by husband Andrew two daughters Mrs Dils and Mrs Iona Jean Johnson of North Hollywood Calif two sons Sheldon Miller of Los Angeles and Norman Miler of Dayton six grandchildren a brother G H Morrison of Bakersfield Calif five half brothers and one half sister Friends may call at the residence until service time.

Bertha Miller Ross Francis Dils South Main St Arcanum Ira C. Clark Abbotsville Cemetery Ross Grove Christian Church Daughters of America Andrew Dils Iona Jean Johnson North Hollywood Calif Sheldon Miller Los Angeles Norman Miler Dayton G. H. Morrison Bakersfield

Death Notice for Herbert Swink Ward in Richmond Ind

Herbert Swink Ward, age 45, formerly of Franklin, died Monday at his home 1600 South Q Street in Richmond Indiana. Survivors include his widow Hazel, a daughter Marian, a son James of Hamilton, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swink.

Ward Herbert Swink Franklin South Q. St Richmond Ind Hazel Marian James Hamilton Perry Swink

Funeral rites for Hamilton residents held today

A sister, Mrs. James Shalley of Middletown, and a relative of Hamilton named in the notice attended funeral services today. Arrangements were at Stegall-Berkeide Funeral Home in Richmond with burial at Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton.

Hamilton James Shalley Middletown Stegall-Berkeide Richmond Greenwood Cemetery

Ger Mantown Woman Lina Pressel Dies at 60

Mrs Lina A Pressel 60 lifelong Ger Mantown resident died suddenly at 11 45 p m yesterday at her Lansbury home. Survived by husband Frank Sr two sons Robert J at home Frank Jr of Ger Mantown six daughters Hildra Fread Julia Lakes Viola Dennison Orlina Gray Lil lian Bruce Sarah Winglewich ten grandchildren.

Germantown Lina A Pressel Lansbury Frank Sr Robert J Frank, Jr Hildra Fread Julia Lakes Farmersville Viola Dennison Orlina ‘Gray Los Angeles Lillian Bruce Sarah Winglewich John Arpp

Dr Arthur Boyer dies at 75 near Mason

Lebanon report says Dr Arthur D Boyer retired dentist aged 75 died at his home near Mason yesterday. He leaves Mary and sister Cora Tompkins of Mason and was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Mason Methodist Church. Funeral services planned in Milwaukee where he once practiced. Friends may call at Gallimore Funeral Home after 5 pm today. Also noted by AP Percy S Young 79 retired chairman of Public Service Corp executive committee born in London in Montclair NJ.

Lebanon Arthur D. Boyer Mason Mary Cora Tompkins Boyer Masonic Lodge Mason Methodist Church Milwaukee Gallimore Associated Press Montclair N .J Percy S. Young Public Service Corporation London

Four Leading US Copper Mines Produce Half Nation Copper

The four leading copper mines in the United States each produce 80 million pounds of copper annually and together account for one half of the total copper mined each year.

United States

Water Works Near Completion in Middletown

The $1 500 000 water works and distribution expansion is near completion with a few final connections and tests remaining. Water works superintendent William Shawhan said month end October report that pumps delayed in shipment are holding up tests on the new water tank at Carryer Road. Miller Thompson Company, contracted for the expansion, is finishing connections at the pumping station and reservoir after bonds were issued to finance the project following earlier delays and contract awards in March.

Middletown William Shawhan Shawhan Carryer Miller- Thompson Company Progam

Ex Marines May Reenlist Retaining Old Rating

The Marine Recruiting office at the American Legion Home announced a limited time offer for former Marines honorably discharged with a rating of sergeant or below to enlist in the Reserves for immediate active duty at the same rating. Reenlistments for ages 17 to 28 are also being accepted, with potential transfer to the regulars while keeping the original rating.

Marine Recruiting American Legion Home T-Sgt Richard Coates Marine Corps

Youth, 19, killed in Lancaster train collision at crossing

Robert N. Wolfinger, 19, of Lancaster, died when his auto rammed the locomotive of a Pennsylvania freight train four miles west of the city. Leo C. Van Buren, 26, of near Lancaster, escaped injury after his car was struck earlier and flipped three times.

Lancaster Robert N. Wolfinger Pennsylvania Here Leo C. van Buren van Buren

Lubrication Breakthrough Uses Pressure Sprayed Oil

A new lubrication improvement uses a compressible oil that can be squirted under pressure into oil valves. As the oil wears away, the remaining material expands to keep moving mechanical parts evenly lubricated.

Charges Withdrawn Against Two Suspects

Charges of unlawful robbery against Millie Am lor and Raymond Taylor were withdrawn yesterday in Lumiile Bailey’s court. Both were released.

Millie Amlor Raymond Taylor Central Ave Merrot Pusgate Lumiile Bailey Justice of the Wday

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