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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

Page

2

Teachers Seek Local Support For Uniform Pay Scale

Middletown teachers will urge registered voters to back a statewide plan for a uniform salary scale for Ohio teachers. The Local association voted to circulate petitions seeking 100000 signatures to back legislation across Ohio. The plan would start salaries at 2400 dollars for beginners and higher raises with more years of training.

Middletown Ohio Ass Aviation Association Tate Katherine Roudebush

Police Briefs Report Assault Arrests and Theft

Three persons were arrested on charges of assault yesterday. Alice Long and Gil bert Long of 20 Burton Rd were arrested at their home. Frank Kelly, 46, of 121 Water St was taken into custody yesterday. Ralph Jones of 1821 Brentwood St reported theft of a bicycle license 11582 from his home Tuesday. Damage estimated at 26 occurred in a two vehicle crash at Central Ave and Sutphin St involving Myron Yount 22 Erie Ave and Levaughn Jones 1133 Lafayette Ave. Yount tried to turn right while Jones prepared to turn left.

Alice Long Gilbert Long Burton Rd Frank Kelly Water St Ralph Jones Brentwood St Myron Yount Erie Ave Levaughn Jones Lafayette Ave Central Ave Sutphin St Yount Jones

Gears Spivey Treated After Fall at Sorg Paper Plant

Gears Spivey, 51, of 115 Day ton Street Hamilton, was treated and released from Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon for head injuries reportedly suffered in a fall at the Sorg Paper Company plant. He was transported by McCoy Leffler ambulance.

Gears Spivey Dayton St Hamilton Middletown Sorg Paper Company Spivey McCoy- Leffler

Cancer Society Names Officers in Middletown Chapter

E. J. Goldschmidt Jr., Armco official, was elected president of the Middletown Chapter of the American Cancer Society. William Gardner was also elected. reelected were Mrs. Erle Hanson secretary, Robert Brosius treasurer, and Harold Sebald field commander. A cancer information booth operated at the Butler County Fair.

E. J. Goldschmidt, Jr Armco International Middletown American Cancer Society Goldschmidt William Gardner Erle Hanson Robert Brosius Harold Sebald Manchester Wso Butler County Middletown Hospital

Paper Engineers Tour Local Industries in Cincinnati

About 100 delegates from the fifth annual engineering conference of the Technical Association of Pulp Industries visit Cincinnati. Luncheon was served by Shartles Brothers Machine Company. Groups tour Shartles plant and Dayton Power and Light in Miamisburg, and Armco Steel East Works. A hit song is defined as a tune played on the radio 10,000 or more times.

Technical Association of Pulp Industries Cincinnati Shartles Brothers Machine Company Shartles Brothers Miamisburg Dayton Power and Light Company East Works Armco Steel Corporation

Red Cross Extends Jurisdiction to Two Townships

The Hamilton Red Cross Chapter will transfer Lemon and Madison Townships to the local chapter. Approval was announced by regional director Robert P. Rollins at the September 11 governors meeting. Residents should call 2-5731 or visit the Legion Home office on South Main Street for aid.

Middletown Red Cross Lemon Madison Townships Hamilton Red Cross Lloyd Spears Robert P. Rollins Ed Cross Aid Legion Home South Main St

Fines Imposed in Middle Town Municipal Court

In a record heavy session, Arthur Riley 30 of 1506 York Ave faced a 300 dollar fine plus 90 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for disorderly conduct linked to window peeping, plus 100 dollars on a prior suspended fine. Ben Rose 25 of Franklin Route 1 paid 100 dollars and had driving rights suspended for six months after intoxicated driving. Roy Spiers 19 of 233 North Fourth St Hamilton received 25 dollars and 30 days in Butler County Jail for assault and battery. Elmer Holbrook 30 of Mt Sterling Kentucky was fined 31 dollars and suspended for permitting an unlicensed driver and intoxication. Wiley Preston 45 of 303 Cooper Alley paid 25 dollars and costs for an assault complaint filed by Georgia Butler.

Middletown Arthur Riley York Ave Cincinnati Riley Ben Rose Franklin Rose Canal St Reynolds Ave Roy Spiers North Fourth St Hamilton Butler County Richard Wooten Elmer Holbrook Mt. Sterling Wiley Preston Cooper Alley Georgia Butler

Two Celina residents seek $20,000 in truck crash suit

Candida Turicchi and Paul S. Recker sue for $20,000 after a Route 40 127 collision on April 10. Recker and Turicchi claim $10,000 each for injuries from a Moon Freight Lines truck driven by Kenneth Bowen of Bloomington Indiana at the Route 127 junction.

EATON Celina Candida Turicchi Paul S. Recker Recker Kenneth Bowen Bloomington Indiana Bowen Moon Freight Lines

JA Assembly program set for Lemon-Monroe High Friday

The final 1950 Junior Achievement assembly will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Lemon Monroe High School. Chief speakers include L J Rautio JA board vice president and Clayton Lambert Mfg plantee Delores Rhodes and Kale Kohler NAJAC winners for 1950.

Lemon- Monroe L. J. Rautio Clayton-Lambert Mfg Delores Rhodes Kale Kohler

Two Injured in Route 25 Car Wreck

Two persons were injured yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Frank Lane, 27, of Dayton Route 11, lost control on a curve and hit a guard rail on Route 25 just south of Miamisburg. Lane had a left wrist injury and passenger Clarence Crabtree, 25, of Franklin Route 1, suffered facial cuts. The car was demolished, police said.

Frank Lane Dayton Miamisburg Lane Clarence Crabtree Franklin

Obituary for Mary Etta Allen 72 in city area

Mrs. Mary Etta Allen 72 resident of the city died at her home 2008 Logan Ave. after five days illness. Survived by five sons and five daughters, 19 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral at residence tomorrow 8 p.m. Rev W D Brock. body to United Baptist Church Grassy Creek Ky for services Rev Bass Morris. burial Grassy Creek. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in charge

Mary Etta Allen Logan Ave Clayton Joseph Larnie Dolan Allen Detroit William Victor U. S. Navy Pearl McKinney Middletown John Barker Clarksville Wesley Whitt Seven Mile Miles Whitt Lockland Kelly Whitt Mt. Sterling Ollie Whitt James Whitt Wornie Whitt Lula Rudd Hattie Picklesimer Maytown Lauda Patrick Proctorsville Tony Reed Edward Dowes Mayfield McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

John Lowry obituary at Cedarville cemetery near Lebanon

John Lowry, 67, a retired farmer, died yesterday at the Myers Rest Home near Lebanon. Survivors include three sisters and one brother. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Johnson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Cedarville Cemetery nearby.

Eagle Hall J. M. Pallman Inman Funeral Home Summerville Ohio Lebanon John Lowry Myers Rest Home Johnson Funeral Home Cedarville Here

Ed Preston dies at 71 in Lebanon home

Ed Preston 71 died at his home in Lebanon yesterday. Services set for Friday at 2 p m at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.

Lebanon Ed Preston Oswald Lebanon Cemetery

Victor Sims Former Orchestra Leader Dies at 43

Victor Sims aged 43, once a New York orchestra leader who played at the Paramount Theater, died after organizing his own band in 1939. The Associated Press report from Dallas notes his early career and contributions to the music scene.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Victor Sims New York Paramount

Eagle Troop Roundup Party At Eagles Hall

About 125 members of Boy Scout Troop No. 11 and guests attended a Fall Round Up at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall. Frank Kartovich chaired the event. awards ranged from Tenderfoot to First Class, with merit badges and special recognitions for sales tax stamp collections and civic service. The program closed with a Camp Fire Dance led by Elza Abraham and LeRoy Dearth.

Boy Scout Troop No. 11 Order of Eagles Frank Kartovich David Scheiring The Eagles Elza Abraham Tenderfoot Rank Harry Evans William Elrod David McPeek Dick Dennis Danny McLaughlin Kenneth Brandenburg Fred Cassidy James Billett Dick Cummins John Jones Jim Burges William Billett Larry Sullivan William Sticklin Tom McGill, Jr Sterling Nickell LeRoy Dearth, Sr Ralph Hafer Dick Young Dick Doty Kenneth Bracken Norman Trissler Abraham and Dearth

Session Opens at 1950 Lutheran Synod Convention

More than 250 delegates and officials of the American Lutheran Church attend the biennial Synod convention opening today at Capital University Columbus Ohio. The gathering will decide on a potential merger with the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the United Evangelical Lutheran Church.

American Lutheran Church Synod Capital University Columbus Evangelical Lutheran Church United Evangelical Lutheran Church

Middletown Marine Is Third Local Man Killed In Korean War

A Middletown corporal with the First Marine Division in Korea is reported killed in action. Donald Hadley, 21, of 1320 Manchester Ave, was killed September 22. He graduated Middletown High School in 1947 and worked for Gardner Board and Carton Co before enlisting. He is survived by his parents and one sister.

Middletown Marine Middletown Marine Division Korea War Department Donald Hadley Manchester Ave Hadley Ray Hadley Edward Witsell Army Adjutant General Middletown High School Gardner Board and Carton Company U. S. Marine Corps Parris Island N. C Alaska Billie Marie Charles E. Walker William. Walker Lewis St David Frederick Warmouth Henry Warmouth

Invitations Out For Democratic Rally Oct 18

The Butler County Democratic Committee issued invitations for a dinner at the Manchester Hotel on October 18 for state and county Democratic candidates. Tickets are distributed by Frank Obrozsi in Middletown and Henry Greevey in Hamilton. Governor Frank Lausche and U S Senator candidate Joseph Ferguson are expected to attend.

Butler County Democratic Committee Manchester Frank Obrozsi Middletown Henry Greevey Hamilton Frank Lausche Joseph Ferguson U. S

Tex-I-Craft Names Officers At JA Meeting

Tex-I-Craft Enterprises elected officers at the Junior Achievement meeting with Viola Eschliman chosen president and Delores Rhodes, Delores Rhodes is vice president Patty Sullivan secretary Carol Chippendale treasurer Rita Day production manager Margie Crow sale manager and Greta Eschliman personnel manager. The company was authorized to sell 150 shares of stock.

Viola Eschliman Tex-I-Craft Enterprises Junior Achievement Company Delores Rhodes Patty Sullivan Carol Chippendale Rita Day Margie Crow Greta Eschliman

Social Workers Club to Convene Friday at Manchester Hotel

The Mid dletown Social Workers Club will hold its first meeting Friday at the Manchester Hotel. President Robert McDade announced the session will feature Guerney Cole Jr. presenting Land of the Free, a program on American values prepared by the Americanism Committee of Legion Post 218.

National Education Association Camp Muskingim Camp Miami H. H. Lawrence Harry Phillips Sherman Booker T. Washington Mary Sulfsted Alma Kinnett Miss Middletown Social Workers Club Manchester Robert McDade Guerney Cole, Jr

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