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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1949

Page

2

Amanda and Morgan Schools Break-In Report

Morgan Township and Amanda school buildings were vandalized over the weekend. The Morgan Township School at Okeana was entered between 7 am and 7 pm Sunday. one window broken and the office door lock pried. Thieves took $25 cash and food items. the incident is under investigation by Deputy Sheriff James Greenfield.

Amanda Morgan T County Charlies Hamilton T ‘O Hamilton James Greenfield Morgan Township Okeana Norman Purdy Purdy

Santa Will Ride Again As Sleigh Receives New Wheels

The Middletown Christmas committee announced Santa will ride again after Middletown Gas and Electric Service manager Arch Robison donated a new set of sleigh wheels. A two day Eagles conference featured a grand parade with Mayor Otto Hasser as grand marshal.

Santa Aegree Aerie Order of Gies Elmwood Cecil Dane Jerry Baburg Barney C. Joslin Art Renbusch Mervin Shockey Tom Selby Keily Haddix Rney Leonard C. Mares Land The Eagles Jack Clark North Pole Clark Arch Robison Middletown Smith Farm

Armco Minstrel Show Scheduled At Roosevelts Junior High

Armco announces its minstrel show set for November 17 at Roosevelts Junior High with rehearsals underway. Chorus practice for Armco men supply members of Ra Edge Chapter of SPEB is planned for November 6 at 7 p.m. in Armco Auditorium.

Roosevelts Junior High School Charles Armco Ra- Edge SPEB Mia Alva Popple Coonies Abe Young Paul Bailey Vir

End Men Named in Lovelace Match Report

Gil Gossett, end men Jack Mur be and Charles Eggleston are listed among players in the Lovelace match report, highlighting key performances and lineup roles.

Gil Gossett Jack Murbe Charles Eggleston

Parade Of Costumed City Youngsters Aids Jaycee Program

A parade of costumed youngsters tonight kicks off the Sleween celebration sponsored by the Dietown Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event on Clinton Street runs from Clinton to Manchester and Broad, with costume judging by three age divisions and street dancing on Broad Street after.

Ddietown Junior Chamber Commerce Arthur L. Foster Decca Clinton St Manchester Central Aves Clinton Central Ave Broad &J Manchester Ve Broad St YMCA William Barnes Garnet Church Paul Parker Robert McDade

Stores Open Tuesday Night In Middletown

Middletown stores closed tonight for Halloween celebration will reopen tomorrow from noon to five thirty. Retail Merchants Association members were open today from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m.

Middletown Retail Merchants Association

Births at Hospital Reported Across Area

Birth notices list several families welcoming new children this weekend. Among them are Giles Lainhart of Franklin Route 2 with a daughter, Robert Leonard of Middletown Route 2 with a son, and Robert Buchheit of Trenton Route 1 with a son. Other families include Millard Birch of Middletown Route 3 with a son and Richard Blanton of West Middletown with a daughter. Additional births include Herbert Carroll of Fernwood Street with a son, Robert Trent of Omaha Street with a son, Anthony Morrow of Ohio with a son, and Joseph Ren of Burton Road with a son.

Hospital Giles Lainhart Franklin Robert Leonard Middletown Robert Buchheit Trenton Millard Birch Richard Blanton West Middletown Herbert Carroll Fernwood St Robert Trent Omaha St Anthony A Morrow Robert Ae Sheridan Joseph Ren Burton Rd

Births Out of Town for Cincinnati Couple

Mr and Mrs Richard Haney of Cincinnati welcomed a girl Sunday at Bethesda Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Haney of 219 North Sutphin Street.

Richard Haney Cincinnati Bethesda Hospital Haney North Sutphin St

Baby Girl Born to Lewis Family in Oak Ridge

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lewis welcomed a daughter Sunday at Oak Ridge Hospital. The child’s maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. Wortley of The Alameda, and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Walker Lewis of Dayton.

John C. Lewis Betsy Wortley Oak Ridge, Tenn Oak Ridge Hospital F. Bortley The Alameda Walker Lewis Dayton

Hospital Report Listing Patients by Residence and Relation

A long list of individuals with home addresses and family relations appears, noting patients as surgical or medical. Names include Praete, Chilmer, Morlatt, Minge, Troutvine, Radabaugh, Harpe, Cretors, Moore, Richard, Abrams, Wages, Wilkerson, Thornburg, Caskey, Schultheiss, Barrett, Yeary, Moore, Miller, Dennis, Sink, Bowermaster, King, Lambert, Heflin, Shrout, McLaughlin, Selby, McArdle, Conover, Kissinger, Chambers, Tayor, Sauls, and others.

Chevyl Praete Michael Praete Iona Dr Clarence Chilmer Central Ave Myron Morlatt Auburn St Lois Jean Minge Franklin Fern Suzanne Troutvine E. E. Troutvine, Jr Carolina St Flossie Radabaugh Baltimore St Thomas Harpe Calvin Harpe Trenton David Lee Cretors Jack Cretors Fleming Rd Candis Moore Mort Moore Beverly Richard Warren Clifford Leibee St Arthur Hammonds Arthur McCann Wil Braham Rd Oscar Monk Middletown Richard Belcher D Jr Solomon Abrams Geradine Wages Orville Wages Ottawa St Richard Wilkerson Yankee Rd Patricia Thornburg John Thornburg Glen Caskey Garfield St Jean Schultheiss Germantown Douglas Barrett Carrie Yeary Gertrude Moore Michael Miller Mark Miller Shafer St Donald Dennis William H. Dennis Lawrence Sink Robert Sink Eldora Dr Earl Bowermaster Thomas King Sherman Ave William Combs Young

Dedication Of Youth House For Achievers And Scouts

More than 250 Lions attended the dedication of the Youth Opportunity House on Forest Ave. Armco Steel funded the site gift of 24 500 last year for the Junior Achievement building. Pansy Jones and Robert Moore spoke for Junior Achievers and Boy Scouts praising Armco and civic leaders for supporting youth programs.

Civic Association Miss Jones E. E. Grant Future Unlimited Youth Opportunity House Armco Jones Robert Moore Boy Scouts Moore Armeco George M. Verity Charles R. Hook W. W. Sebald Grant Pete Welch Richard Dieterly Larry Gingerich Fred Pummill Clarence Cook

Cub Pack Trip Leads to Farm Visit

Cub scouts of Den Four and Pack Six visited WLW Everybody's Farm on Saturday led by den mother Mrs. Howard Tindall.

Cub Scouts den Four Wlw Howard Tindall

Scout Troops showcase at Armco meeting hall display

The Armco sponsored Scout troops hosted a public event in the upstairs meeting hall. Impressive displays by both groups featured outdoor Scout activities with a typical campsite setup on the lawn. Guests included Hook Sebald George Brecht Armco Association president E J Goldschmidt Jr president of the Mound Builders Area Council of Boy Scouts and C W Beck president of Middletown Junior Achievement.

Armco Hook, Sebald George Brecht Armco Association E. J

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Robison Armco Minstrel Susie Ohio Delate Butler County Oscar R. Leiser NORCE Mansfield Clemons State Reformatory Bunny Sa Iandwich Baker's Pvs Funenak Ee Manchester Pai Deathing B. Tracy Charles R. Jennie Queen Ave John Jenkins Calumet Owen Conner Lebanon George W. Jones Monroe J. Walter Wills Hazel Schraub Margaret A. Neville Aberdeen Dr Roxie Sue Lambert Jess Lambert William Heflin Myrtle Heflin Columbia Ave Corbett Shrout Excel Joe McLaughlin Baltimore John Dwinell Frank Irene Selby Frances Selby Sixth Ave Nicholas McArdle Monroe St John Conover Carlisle Fred Kissinger Frankn Minerva Chambers Robert W. Tayior Ion Henry Sauls Logan Kindred Youth House Exsora Greta Rus Lloyd D. Miller O.K Butler Cleaners Butler Dry Cleaners GLEN John J. Palmer
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