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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1950

Page

2

Dayton Attorney Set to Speak at Gardner Golden Jubilee Dinner

Dayton attorney Elimore B. Turner will deliver the keynote address at Gardner Company in Middletown’s golden jubilee dinner on November 28 at the Hotel Manchester. The event honors 50 years of Gardner operations in Middletown, with 650 diners including retirees and spouses.

Dayton Gardner Elimore B. Turner Gardner Board Carton Pany Manchester Midtown Lockland Missidiaries Cleveland Colin Gardner Edward T. Gardner Turner John Ditmeyer Middletown Clarence Jordan James R. Howard Miami Valley Ohio James M. Cox Dayton Daily News The Miami (Fla Sorg Paper Company H. W. Starick Francis Carmody George H. Mead Mead Corporation Dayton Papermakers Clarke Marion Dairypak, Inc James E. Boyd Manchester Machine Company Arthur R. Harvey Shepharad

President of Burnett Stores Dies After Lengthy Illness

Carey A Burnett 54 of 113 Orchard St Middletown and Hamilton, president of Burnett Stores, died Sunday at Middletown Hospital after a prolonged illness. He led a mercantile career and supported Middie sports, with active ties to the Retail Merchants' Association and local clubs. He leaves a widow, a daughter, a son in Tokyo, and other relatives. service is planned at St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery.

A. Burnett Orchard St Burnett Stores Middletown Hamilton Middletown Hospital Burnett Retail Merchants’ Association C. A. Burnett Wildwood Forest Hills Max Frankel Mandell Frankel Dayton Armco The Empire Bethel Carey Austin Burnett St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Liam E H. H. Jung St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Wilson Funeral Home Woodside Ceretery Martin Miller Carl Nicklas Jerome Inwood Holly Lawson Raymond Miles Harold Forester E. S. Myers Roy Patterson L. S. Cohn E. E. Grant N. J. Lawler Charles Pringle Wade E. Miller

Pedestrian Control Committee Sets Tuesday Meeting

The new Pedestrian Control Committee will meet tomorrow at 4 in the City Building. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore announced a public education program and stressed information for both drivers and pedestrians as the anti jaywalking ordinance spurs action. The group, led by City Manager H W Starick and Chief Blackmore, includes members from the Middletown Safety Council, Retail Merchants Association, Journal staff, WPFB radio, and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Committee On Joseph Blackmore Blackmore H. W. Starick Chief Blackmore Paul Wilson Walter Spindler Edward Brown Wallace Adams Middletown Safety Council Jerome Inwood Retail Merchants Association Dave Regan The Journal Harold Calvin WPFB Delbert Mann Quentin Hale Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce

Middletown Airport Lights Move Toward Final Approval

Bid specifications for lighting one runway at Middletown Airport were sent to Columbus for Civil Aeronautics Authority approval. The 70 page plan covers labor materials and installation of a northeast southwest runway lighting system at Hook Field with cables controls wind instruments and beacons. The project follows Airport Improvement Committee recommendations and aims to enable night takeoffs and landings as part of ongoing airport improvements funded by federal and city sources.

Middletown Columbus Civil Aeronautics Authorities CAA City Commission City Engineering Department Hook Field C. B. Stiles

Police Briefs Chronicle Weekend Disorderly Conduct

Hubert Johnson, 34, of 906 Sixth Ave., released to a parole officer on a Kentucky fugitive warrant for non support. He was taken into custody by Detectives Crout and Frazier after appearing in Municipal Court on a disorderly conduct charge with 90 days and $300 suspended. Five others were arrested for disorderly conduct over the weekend, including Vernon Hatton and Richard Sorrell taken in Ea gle Alley and later released on bond. Other arrests include William McGowan and Bruce Buffenbarger on related charges, and Donald Russell for lack of operator's license. Two minor accidents were reported on Talta Dr and South Clinton St with total damages around $40.

Hubert Johnson Sixth Ave Kentucky Johnson Roy Crout Herbert Frazier Frazier Vernon Hatton West Middletown Richard D. Sorrell Fleming Rd Eagle Alley William McGowan Monroe Bruce Buffenbarger South St William H. Garey Edsel Marshall Garfield St York Ave Catalpa Dr Boyd Williams Agr William Fryman Arlington Ave Katherine Mardas McGee Ave Clinton St

Forgetfulness Brings Locksmith Fame in Jacksonville Beach

Bert Sauls, a Jacksonville Beach locksmith, specializes in opening cars, homes, and boxes for those who locked keys inside or lost them. He jokes that safe crackers fail for lack of time, but a door once opened accidentally shows his knack for getting past locked entries.

Jacksonville Beach Fla Peone Bert Sauls Sauls

Marine Bear Chase Ends in Switzer Victory

Pvt Robert A Switzer USMC on duty at Cherry Point clashed with a six foot bear that tried to enter the guard shack. He outran the bear to the heating plant and escaped. Sentries at the post will now be armed with shotguns.

Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point N. C Robert A. Switzer USMC Switzer

Hydraulic propulsion system for small boats improves layout

A hydraulic system improves small boat propulsion by eliminating a propeller shaft running through the boat bottom and its installation cost. The engine for this system can be mounted anywhere, offering flexible placement.

Loyalty Sunday Membership High at Bethlehem Lutheran

Bethlehem Lutheran Church reports Loyalty Sunday attendance of 91 percent of members, six points above the American Lutheran Church average. Sunday School enrollment 250 of 282. church services 387 of 422 communicants. National figure cited at 83 percent.

Bethlehem Lutheran Church American Lutheran Church

Rio Grande and Westerns At The Local Theaters

At the movies Paramount screens Rio Grande with John Wayne at 1 15 3 15 7 20 and 9 30 p m Strand shows When Cowboys Rode with Randolph Scott at 2 20 4 50 7 30 and 10 10 p m Jiggs and Maggie Out West with Joe Yule and Renie Riano at 1 15 3 45 6 15 and 8 55 p m Colonial presents Outrage at 1 15 2 56 4 40 6 20 8 15 and 10 p m

Paramount Rio Grande John Wayne Strand Cailtons Randolph Scott Jiggs Maggie Joe Yule Renie Riano Colonial Outrage

City to abandon Veterans Village by May 30

City manager H. W. Starick announced an investigation into the method to abandon and dispose of the Veterans Village on South Main Street. The 50 units, built by the federal government and leased from Armco, must be vacated by May 30 1951 with about 46 occupied. the study will decide whether to sell or repurpose the buildings and outline a relocation plan for tenants.

South Main St H. W. Starick Starick Armco Steel Corporation Harry E. Newlin Roy A. Pochel

Residence Credit Restrictions To Be Discussed Tuesday Night

Home builders bankers and real estate professionals in the Middletown Hamilton area will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Roosevelt Junior High Auditorium to discuss Regulation X on residential real estate credit The program features Clyde Harrell Kenneth Eden and Thomas Berry and will cover new housing credit regulations effective October 12 by the Federal Reserve Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration The event invites attendees to submit questions and participate in a post remarks discussion

Middletown-Hamilton Roosevelt Junior High School Clyde Harrell Federal Reserve Bank Cincinnati Kenneth Eden Veterans Administration of Cincinnati Veterans Administration Thomas Berry Federal Housing Administration Board of Governors Federal Reserve System

State Patrolman Saves Life At Accident Scene

Patrolman Louis Cornthwaite of Middletown Post 9 credited with likely saving life of James Strothman after a crash on Ohio 177 Carrtown. He applied direct artery compression, rushed Strothman to Mercy Hospital Hamilton, where doctors said the action probably saved his life. Strothman, 23, also suffered a broken left arm. his condition is serious.

Louis Cornthwaite Middletown James Strothman South Fifth St Richmod Ind Strothman Ohio 177 Carrtown Cornthwaite Mercy Hospital Hamilton Strohman

Transparent Girl Demonstrates Body With Lighted Organs

Lumena an exhibition figure described as the girl with no secrets will appear at the British Food Fair in Olympia London. Dr Charles Hill known as Britain's radio doctor will use the transparent model to illustrate daily health talks with organs lighting at the touch of a switch before shipment to Cleveland Health Museum Ohio.

London Lumena Olympia Cleveland Health Museum Ohio Charles Hill Britain

Woman's condition reported serious after driver asleep

Officers said Coleman apparently fell asleep at the wheel. A third of the U S population is transported on street cars daily.

Coleman The United States

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