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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1948

Page

7

Hamilton driver fined for unconventional ride

Millard Gab bard 28 of Hamilton must serve 180 days in jail and pay a record fine of 617.55 for drunkenness driving while intoxicated and license suspension. A charge of operating without owner’s consent was dismissed. White 1205 Maple Ave reported the car taken. White was charged with making a false report. TYNDALL FIELD Fla lightning strikes twice as bolt hits ramp near a parked plane at a US Army air base injuring two men previously struck two weeks ago.

Hamilton Millard Gabbard City of Harry F. Walsh Gabbard Main Street Ray White Maple Ave White Tyndall Field Fla

Eleven Cub Scouts Awarded Badges

Eleven members of Cub Scout Pack No. 1 received badges at a church meeting led by Clarence Dietrich. Bobcat badges went to Fred Winslow Richard Henry Mickey Leffler and Larry Lantis Wolf badges to James Spindler Robert Griswold Colin Gardner Bear badges to Ronald Agronin Kenneth Crawford David Lawson and Richard Hancock. A Halloween costume party followed with prizes. Next meeting set for Wednesday November 17 at 7 30 PM at the church.

Fred Winslow Richard Henry Mickey Leffler Larry Lantis James Spindler Robert Griswold Colin Gardner Ronald Agronin Kenneth Crawford David Lawson Richard Hancock Robert Krebs Howard Stalker Dietrich

Break-in Leads to Meal Found on Kitchen Table

Everett police probing a break in at Mrs. Marie De Angelis's home found a hearty meal left on the kitchen table. The thief rifled the icebox and entire house, stealing jewelry valued at $40 and escaping. Glass snakes are really leg less lizards.

Everett, Mass Marie de Angelis

Small Home Design Number 13 features by Dean H Robinson

Victor Dirkin of General Electric frames plans for a compact four bedroom home with a long sloping roof and open living dining space. The design includes a two bedroom downstairs, potential two more upstairs, a terrace accessible dining area, compact kitchen, and large storage closets. Basement and laundry areas are planned with a rear garage option and landscaped setting. Plans and the Book of Small Home Designs are offered for $5 and $1 respectively from Scale Model Home Planning Co. Detroit.

Dean H. Robinson Victor Dirkin General Electric Corp Scale Model Home Planning Co Lafayette Building Detroit Mich

Scale Model Home Planning Company Offer in Detroit

Detroit firm Through Scale Model Home Planning Company lists a scale model for seven dollars postage paid plus five dollars for extra building plan sets and one dollar for the Plan Book.

Detroit Michigan

Republicans Rally and Reception in Ward Two

Republicans of the second ward meet at 7 30 p m Saturday at Booker T Washington school for a rally. Speaker Marie Mason Higgins leads the program with Segasta Wilson in charge and a reception to follow at Silver Leaf Lodge 456 920 Eighth Ave. Other county rallies feature ex mayor James Garfield Stewart in Oxford Town Square.

Second Ward Booker T. Washington School Marie Mason _ Higgins Segasta Wilson Higgins Silver Leaf Lodge Eighth Ave Oxford Town Square Cincinnati James Garfield Stewart

Textile Industry Expands Carpet Output After War

NEW has concentrated on improving its products. Manufacturers have spent around $12,000,000 on equipment since the war's end. The industry expects a record 90,000,000 square yards of floor-coverings this year balancing luxury lines with popular priced goods. Carpet Institute notes demand for well styled, colorful fabrics in the lower price ranges as strong competition to luxury items.

The Carpet Institute

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