Pep Rally to climax Sportsmanship Week at town school
About 257 reservations have been received for the fall festival for faculty members, town public schools employees and the Board of Education, to be held today at 6 30 p m at the American Zion. The festival will feature a minstrel show with Stanley, Miss Mable Fildridge, Donald Steiger, Mrs. Helen Izmanm and W S Geckeler, with additional numbers by Helen Weinberger and a group including Clara Mae Yer, Dorothy Kern, Helen Wein ger and Mary Waddle. Climax in Sportsmanship Week at Eddietown High School will be a pep rally Friday at 2 30 p m, with Pat King in charge. A skit on Sportsmanship Week will be presented by Period One, under Florence Powell. The rally will include cheers, songs and coach talks. Speakers include Glenn Ellison, Stan Lewis, Harold Mason, Paul Walker and Elmo Lingrel. one or two football players may be called. Vincent Carter will accompany the singing. A 15 minute loudspeaker program by Period Two and Three speech classes will follow Friday morning.
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Eddietown Aign School
Helen Hebbler
Pat King
Miss Hebbler
Florence Powell
Glenn
Tiger’’ Ellison
Stan Lewis
Harold Mason
Paul Walker
Elmo Lingrel
Middletown Soldier Passes Military Training Tests in Kyushu
Pfc. Wal lace Fultz of Middletown serving with the 3rd Engineer Battalion of the 24th Infantry Division in Kyushu Japan recently successfully passed military training tests. He attended high school and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coursey Fultz of 2207 Oxford State Rd.
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Kyushu
Japan
Wallace Fultz
Middletown
Engi
Fultz
Coursey Fultz
Oxford State Rd
Two Charged For Carrying Number Tickets
Two out of city men were arrested and charged with violations of the city numbers rack law. Everett Murray aged 56 of 104 Krug Dayton and Oscar McDavid 22 of 718 Van Buren Ave Lockport were released on 200 dollars bond to appear in Municipal Court Friday at 9 30 a m. Police spotted the pair in a flashy car near a cafe where they were dining. A car search yielded number slips. Murray and McDavid were taken into custody.
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Ardithe
Verett Murray
Krug
Dayton
Oscar McDavid
van Buren Ave
Murray
cDavid
Customt
Ave
Minta
Ballots Readied For MHS Election
Middle town High School senior class officers nominations finished with Dick Knight named Realist treasurer after a tie count with Joe Lawson. Realist nominees include Al Sebald president Dick Coddington VP and Rose Marie Moor man secretary. Idealist nominees are Darrell Hodge president Tom Decatur VP Joanne Welch secretary and Jack Ballard treasurer. Election set for Friday morning.
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Middletown
Dick Knight
Realist
Knights
Joe Lawson
al Sebald
Dick Coddington
Rose Marie Moorman
Idealist
Darrell Hodge
Tom Decatur
Joanne Welch
Jack Ballard
Men Face Charges Of Auto Tampering In Cincinnati
Police filed charges of automobile tampering against John Kapeluck 29 of Akron and Forest Barrett 24 of Hamilton. Detectives say they were tampering with a car in a downtown garage and fled when an attendant approached, later apprehended on the street. Shorthand writing was invented in the days of the Romans.
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Cincinnati
John Kapeluck
Akron
Forest Barrett
Hamilton
Melvin Kennedy
LeRoy Lemon
Hamilton City Manager Declines Salary Increase Move
Hamilton city officials discuss a proposed 4300 raise for City Manager Mark Thomas after council votes. Thomas requests delay until a new council forms January 1 to avoid affecting ongoing criticism and avoids tying a decision to current members. The current $10,000 salary with a 700 cost of living bump has stood since 1928. A separate session will decide municipal judge pay, with an ordinance proposing 6400 total including county share of 2400.
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Hamilton
Mark Thomas
Robert Wittman
Lony
Edward Tharp Obituary Services in Mt Mebo for 74
Edward Tharp 74 former Middle town resident died Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Services Friday at 2 p.m. Mt Mebo Church Mt Mebo Ohio. Burial in New Harmony Cemetery near Mt Mebo. Kennedy Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Edward Tharp
Middletown
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Mt. Mebo
New Harmony Cemetery
The
Kennedy Funeral Home
Pallbearers named for Mrs Lydia Humphreys in Cincinnati tragedy
Pallbearers for Lydia Humphreys aged 37 of 228 McKinsey Street were announced as Russell Weatherwax Jerry Jarrett L T Long Albert Maier Joseph Butterfield and Campbell Allen. Services will be Friday at 2 30 p m at First Methodist Church with Rev Kenneth S Learey officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 4 10 p m and Friday until noon when the body goes to the church.
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Lydia Humphreys
McKinsley St
Cincinnati
Russell Weatherwax
Jerry Jarrett
L. T. Long
Albert Maier
Joseph Butterfield
Campbell Allen
Deaths Last Night
Hollywood Melville Forrester 64, former film director who guided Fatty Arbuckle and Pat Rooney in early comedies. Pawnee Oklahoma Jose Barrera 72, noted roper and rider known to Wild West Show audiences as Mexican Joe, longtime associate of Pawnee Bill. Tucson Arizona Mrs Walter Chandler, wife of a former Tennessee congressman.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Melville Forrester
Fatty Arbuckle
Pat Rooney
Pawnee
Okla
Jose Barrera
Roper
Uider
Joe
Maj
Gordon W. Little
Bill
Tucson
Ariz
Walter Chandler
Tennessee
Insurance Agent Appointed Here
Elvin C. Hatton of 312 Harlan Sr. is named agent for Farm Bureau insurance companies by Bowman Doss. Hatton joins a force of over 2,500 serving 1.25 million policyholders across 12 states and DC, under district sales manager Lee M. Oyler in Butler County. Armour-plated battleships first built in 1855 during the Crimean war.
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Elvin C. Hatton
Harlan Sr
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Bowman Doss
States
District of Columbia
Columbus
Ohio
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
Hatton
Power Failure Strikes Hamilton City Districts
A 30 minute outage hit downtown Hamilton and areas of East Hamilton and Lindenwald this morning causing schools and offices to lose lighting. Repairs were completed after about 8 am. Officials from Hamilton Municipal Power Company cited a cable fault as the cause.
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Hamilton
Busiess
East Hamilton
Lindenwald
Hamilton Municipal Power Company
Vital Statistics at the Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sharp of 317 Curtis St welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunsberger of Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Richard Treasurer of Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs David Hillard of Franklin welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs H O Finklem an of 311 Franklin St welcomed a boy today. Mr and Mrs Jim Lummis of Miamisburg welcomed a boy and a girl Wednesday at St Anne s Maternity Hospital Dayton. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J H Lummis of Tytus Ave.
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Kenneth Sharp
Curtis St
Robert Huntsberger
Franklin
Richard Treasler
David Hillard
H. O. Finkleman
Franklin St
Jim Lummis
Miamisburg
St. Anne’s Maternity Hospital
Dayton
J. H. Lummis
Tytus Ave
Hospital Patients and Dismissals Listed by Local Note
The notice lists multiple residents with health statuses. Surgical cases include Barbara Stone Flora Stone Trenton Route 1 LaVerne Cheyney Orchard Ave Michael Dunphy Fairmount Ave Gus Kiniyaloctes Girard Ave James Wikoff Aber deen Dr Oscar Hunsicker West Middletown Route 1 and Eugene Thompson Germantown Route 1. Dismissed: Helen Martz Germantown Route 1 Miss Margaret McDonough Webster St Earl Baldwin Manchester Ave Miss Mary Johnson Bello monte St Mrs George Boullain Franklin Mrs Raymond Brown Fay Norman daughter of H C Norman Germantown Mrs Lincoln Gabbard Clarence Miley McKinley St Alfred Wenham South Main St John Higgins Baltimore St.
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Barbara Stone
Flora Stone
Trenton
LaVerne Cheyney
Orchard Ave
Michael Dunphy
John Dunphy
Fairmount Ave
Gus Kiniyaloctes
Girard Ave
William Steward
Franklin
Oscar Hunsicker
West Middletown
James Wikoff
Aberdeen Dr
Alfred J. Wenham
South Main St
John H. Higgins
Baltimore St
Helen Martz
Arthur Martz
Germantown
Margaret McDonough
Webster St
Earl Baldwin
Manchester
Mary Johnson
Bellomonte St
George Boullain
Raymond Brown
Fay Norman
H. C. Norman
Lincoln Gabbard
Clarence Miley
McKinley St
Eugene Thompson
Waite Hoyt entertains Legion crowd with baseball yarns
Cincinnati sports caster Waite Hoyt spoke to a large American Legion meeting last night, sharing stories of Babe Ruth and other New York Yankees from the late 1920s and early 1930s. A 90 minute session included Q and A on the Reds, followed by a Legion business segment reviewing the 1950 membership drive results and upcoming events with dates and prize winners noted.
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Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
American Legion
Hoyt
Babe Ruth
New York
Legionnaires
Paul R. Long
Long
James Sexton
Armco Division
Armco Minstrel Show Tonight At Roosevelt
Armco sponsors a minstrel show tonight at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium Middletown curtain at 8 p m. Featured acts include Abe Young as interlocutor with Jack Murray and Clyde Van Buskirk among others. Herb Spade's orchestra and Mrs J T Schraffenberger will provide music, with Miss Jane Fraser and Heine Luber teaching dance for the second half. The full cast will take the stage for the finale.
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Middletown
Roosevelt Junior High School
Arles Combs
Abe Young
Jack Murray
Ul Bailey
Ted Repper
Ginger Cretors
Charles Egleston
Clyde van Buskirk
Charles Combs
Herb Spade
J. T. Schraffenberger
Jane Fraser
Heine Luber
Election Expense Filing Deadline Nears in Middletown
Middletown Board of Elections will stay open all day Friday to accept statements of expenditures for the November 8 election. The filing deadline is 6:34 p.m. Notarized statements must include all expenditure bills. As of this morning, only three reports have been filed for Judge Alton H. Combs, George Class, and Clarence Carmody.
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Midletown Board of Elections
Fran Dobrozsi
Dobrozsi
Alton H. Combs
George Class
Clarence Carmody
Civic Canvass Reports $4572 Rise in Income
Middletown Civic Association reports a $4572 increase in yearly income from the first week of a non member canvass at the Manchester Hotel. E T Gardner Jr notes 529 new members, with 144 in Retail and Service yielding $955 and 1325 from three new gifts in that division. Verity lists 382 new Industrial members totaling $2292. Next division meetings are set for November 21 with times for industry and Retail and Service groups.
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Middletown Civic Association
Manchester
E. T. Gardner, Jr
Edward Barker
C. L. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Mrs P P Boll appointed to Lane Public Library board
Mrs P P Boll wife of Butler County Common Pleas Judge Boll is named to the Lane Public Library Board of Trustees to fill the unexpired term of Leah C Randall who resigned due to ill health. The term runs until January 1951.
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Hamilton
P. P. Boll
Butler County Common Pleas
Boll
Lane Public Library
Leah C. Randall
Mayfield Fire Equipment Bids To Be Sought
First advertisements for bids on the 16000 bond issue for Mayfield fire equipment appear tomorrow. Sealed bids open at the township office in Amanda at 2 30 p m Saturday December 10. Trustees award the contract at that time. Bids requested by four firms already.
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Mayfield
Paul Mehl
Lemon Township
Amanda
Mehl
Mayfield Fire District
Middletown Fire Department
Monroe
North Middletown
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