Your GI rights questions answered on Korea era service
NEA Service adviser answers reader questions about reserve promotions post 1946 and captain grade status. Advice covers draft registration after marriage, coping with a drafted son, child support allotments from service pay, whether veterans are drafted into their former units, and discharge timing for troops in Korea.
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Youth Charged With Slaying Of Aged Landlady
Newport Kentucky AP Charles E Schuchart 19 held without bond on wilful murder charges for the beating death of 72 year old landlady Mrs Ruth Edwards. She died at Speers Hospital after being found yesterday with head injuries and torn clothing. County Attorney Wesley Bowen said Edwards provided a statement accusing Schuchart of beating her over unpaid rent.
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Charles E. Schuchart
Ruth Edwards
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Local Birth Announcements Add Newborns to Families
Vital statistics list multiple births and newborns from area couples with addresses and days of birth. Includes eight in town entries: Campbell, Long, Hall, Nation, McQuinn, Blanton, Kieswetter, Cox, Miller, Romans, Pridemore, Thompson, Hobbs, and out of town Shyers reporting a daughter born October 12 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati.
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Robert Campbell
Wilmore Dr
Mann Long
Auburn St
James Hall
Sixteenth Ave
Harry Nation
Mohawk St
Arthur McQuinn
Carolina St
Calvin Blanton
West Middletown
John R. Kieswetter
Orchard St
George Cox
First Ave
Donald Miller
Baltimore St
Arthur Romans
Redbud Dr
Doyle Pridemore
Lylburn Rd
Marriage Licenses Listed For Many In Hamilton Area
A long list of marriage licenses announced includes Joseph Ross 41 machinist and Willa Hacker 43 of Hamilton. William Perry 22 and Charlene Daque 20 of Hamilton. Leonard Minnelli 27 and Carmela Isgro 28 of Hamilton. Clyde Peters 20 and Peggy Mulford 17 of Hamilton. Fred Roessler 72 and Lorena Couchman 55 of Harrison and Okeana respectively. Additional pairs include Daniel Macklin 21 Groveport and Nancy Wells 21 Oxford. William Pendergrass 20 and Wilma Kelley 20 of Hamilton. Chester Cottongim Jr. 21 Air Force member Germantown and Carolyn Yount 21 of Middletown. Charles Pennington 19 sailor and Emma Jones 19 of Hamilton. Willie Murdock 24 cook Oxford and Frances Beal 23 sales girl Oxford. Further licenses list Dale Gibbs 19 and John Willis medical. Mrs. Carl Boyce and Virginia Owens surgical. Donald Neely grandson of Beatrice Kesling medical. and many more individuals with addresses across Franklin, Oxford, Hamilton, Middletown and surrounding towns. The notices also include residents from Grovetown, Excello, Waneta, and other local streets and routes.
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Joseph Ross
Willa Hacker
Hamilton
William E. Perry
Dayton
Charlene M. Daque
Leonard J. Minnelli
Carmela J. Isgro
Checker
Clyde W. Peters
Peggy J. Mulford
Fred Roessler
Harrison
Lorena Couchman
Okeana
Daniel K. Macklin
Groveport
Nancy V. Wells
Oxford
William H. Pendergrass
Wilma J. Kelley
Chester A. Cottongim, Jr
Air Force
Germantown
F. Carolyn Yount
Erie Ave
Middletown
Charles P. Pennington
Emma Jean Jones
Willie James Murdock
Cook
Frances L. Beal
Dale K. Gibbs
Local Middletown residents named in partial listing
416 Charles St and Darlene F. McGuire age 18 clerk at 1206 Baltimore St both of Middletown. Eldon Ebersole age 18 laborer and Fern M. Wilson age 17 secretary are also mentioned.
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Darlene F. McGuire
Baltimore St
Middletown
Eldon Ebersole
Fern M. Wilson
Hamilton
Community Meetings Scheduled This Monday
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra gathers at 7 30 p m at Middletown High School. Moose Officers meet at 7 p m at the hall. American Legion Executive Committee convenes at 7 30 p m at the Legion home.
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Tuesday VFW Meeting at Post Headquarters
The Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter will convene at 7 50 p m at post headquarters to discuss upcoming events and member affairs.
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Local clubs set evening meetings across Middletown
SPEBSQSA meets at p.m. at the VFW hall. Co. F., 147th Infantry trains at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion. Middletown Sertoma Club and the Men’s Club of the First Presbyterian Church will convene at 7:15 p.m. at the church auditorium.
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Local Meetings Set for Evening at Manchester Hotel and Fire House
The meeting schedule lists a 6:30 p.m. gathering at the Manchester Hotel and a 7:30 p.m. session for the Mayfield Fire Department at the fire house.
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Mayfield Fire Department
North Middletown Fire Association Meeting Set
The North Middletown Fire Association will convene at 7 p.m. at the fire house to discuss local safety and fire protection issues.
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North Middletown Fire Association
Noon Rotary and Civitan meetings set at Manchester Hotel
The Rotary and Civitan clubs plan noon gatherings at the Manchester Hotel. Attendees will discuss club business and community service plans in a shared luncheon format.
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Rotary and Civitan Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Cancer Clinic Opens Evening Session at Middletown Hospital
The cancer clinic will operate tonight starting at 7 p.m. at Middletown Hospital, inviting patients and families to attend the evening session for assessments and consultations.
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Middletown Hospital
Fraternal Order of Fagles Meeting Times Set
The Fraternal Order of Fagles gathers at 8 p.m. at the hall while Garfield PTA schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at the school event details in the notice.
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Order of Fagles
Lincoln School Association Meeting At 8 PM
Lincoln School Association will convene at 8 p m in the school auditorium to discuss upcoming events and school affairs.
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Lincoln School Association
Unemployment Taxes Due for Ohio Employers Third Quarter 1950
About 78 000 employers must file tax reports and pay third quarter 1950 unemployment taxes by October 31 1950. Penalties include 10 percent late filing with $5 minimum and $25 maximum plus six percent annual interest. Contact Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation at 427 Cleveland Ave Columbus Ohio for uncertainties.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
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Frank J. Collopy
Cleveland Ave
Columbus
Purdue Develops Tile Like Flooring From Scrap Wood
Purdue University researchers create tile like flooring using end grain scrap wood. They report a durable surface with potential for sustainable interior use and reduced waste.
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Purdue University
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