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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

2

Registration Totals Surpass 1100 in Middletown Area

Draft Board 10 reports 1114 registered by noon across Middletown Oxford and New Miami with 870 in Middletown during first three days. About 5400 men in the area expected to register. offices open at the American Legion auditorium and staffed by volunteers led by Mrs. J T Schraffenberger.

Middletown Oxford New Miami Draft Board 10 Meeed Butler County Middledown American Legion Auditorium Main St John Wingent Draft Board No. 10 Wingent J. T. Schraffenberger South Main St Volun

Tight Labor Supply Seen In Middletown

P F Johnson of the U S Employment Service reports a tightening labor market as students return to school. Unemployed filings fell from 800 to 600, while demand outpaces supply in licensed firemen and engineers with persistent needs for laborers and stenographers. Some temporary workers from Frigidaire, Deco, and National Cash Register have returned to old jobs, but may be kept on for permanent roles, widening the scarce labor pool.

P. F. Johnson United States Employment Service Johnson Middletown Frigidaire Deco National Cash Register Company Armco Gardner Richardson

Middletown Prepares 16 JA Companies With 225 Members

Middletown Junior Achievement reports 16 companies and 225 members for the year. JA director Robert McDade told the noon Hotel Manchester meeting that last year 430 residents owned 2078 shares with 690.85 dollars in wages and 1953.19 in project sales. Tex-I-Craft won a national award for best annual report among JA firms.

Middletown Robert McDade Manchester McDade Tex-I-Craft Company New York Stock Exchange United States Armco Association In‘and Container Corporation Gardner Richardson Company Quality Press Eversharp, Inc Miami Society of Professional Engineers Prior Products United Welding Girls

John K Maurer Becomes Ohio Elks Association President

John K Maurer of 2305 Arlington Ave was elected president of the Ohio Elks Association at its 50th anniversary convention in Sandusky. He succeeds Dr W E Berg of New Philadelphia as delegates Eston Riggs Harry Benadum and Charles Harmon observed. Maurer, former Middletown Lodge exalted ruler, previously served as vice president of the state group.

John K. Maurer Arlington Ave Ohio Elks’ Association W. E Berg New Philadelphia Sandusky Eston Riggs Harry Benadum Charles Harmon Maurer Middletown Lodge State Association Cedar Point E. Gene Fourance Newark Nelson F. W. Stewart Cleveland Gerald K. Nau Elyria Walter Beer Lima Leslie G. Strong Canton C. W. Wallace Columbus Jim Martin Troy

Mrs. Cora E. Moon 61 Dies in Cincinnati Hospital

Mrs. Cora E. Moon of 413 State Street Trenton died at 7 40 p m yesterday in Cincinnati General Hospital. She leaves one sister Mrs Anna Wendt who lived with her. Services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Mc Coy Leffler funeral home with Rev Harry Megle officiating. Friends may call Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m. Burial will be in Lutheran cemetery Trenton.

Cora E. Moon State St Trenton Cincinnati General Hospital Anna Wendt McCoy-Leffler Harry Megle

Bus To Carry Kindergarten Pupils At Noon

The Sherman School noon bus service for kindergarten pupils will run to and from the East End Territory. Superintendent Wade E Miller said Ortman Stewart bus company will operate the trip if parents pay regular fare. The Board of Education cannot fund noon service but morning and evening trips are arranged.

Sherman School East End Wade E. Miller Ortman - Stewart Bus Company Miller Board of Education

Board Candidates Omitted In Safety Council Post List

Among 67 candidates for 30 Safety Council board of control posts for the coming year are Roy L. Patterson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Donald Folger president of the Retail Merchants Association who were unintentionally omitted from the Wednesday announcement.

Safety Council Board of Control Roy L. Patterson Chamber of Commerce Donald Folger Retail Merchants Association

Community groups organize under multiple Middletown groups

Crystal Tis sue Company Armco Girls' Association and partners like Methodist Church Armco Colored Center St Paul Church Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club WPFB host a meeting led by Jerome Jarret who begins his third term as president at the board meeting of seventeen directors.

Crystal Tissue Company Armco Girls’ Assocation Methodist Church Armco Colored Center St. Paul Church Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club WPFB Jerome Jarret

Mrs Mattie Whitehead Dies After Three Year Illness

Mrs. Mattie R Whitehead 77 of 1825 Winton Street died at 8 15 PM yesterday after a three year illness. Survived by daughters Mrs Ruth Guernsey and Mrs Dorothy Clifford and son Royce. She was a Presbyterian and funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Mattie R. Whitehead Winton St Ruth Guernsey Dorothy Clifford Clifton, Va Royce Connersville Ind The Presbyterian Church McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Mrs Mary McClanahan laid to rest in Woodside Cemetery

The body of Mrs. Mary McClanahan was laid to rest at Woodside Cemetery at 11 a.m. today after a Dayton auto accident in August. The Rev. R. C. Caudill officiated, and she was wife of traveling evangelist Rev. Holly McClanahan who remains hospitalized. Funeral services were held August 24 at the First Church of God with Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home arranging care.

Mary MacClanahan Dayton Woodside R. C. Caudill McClanahan Holly McClanahan First Church of God Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home

Mrs Naomi Schultz 70 Dies in Middletown Hospital

Naomi Schultz aged 70 wife of Clint W Schultz carpenter of 1808 Winona Dr Middletown died 7 55 p m Wednesday in Middletown Hospital after three months bedfast She lived in Middletown 37 years and was member of First Church of Christ Middletown Lodge 241 Daughters of America and Rebekah Lodge She celebrated 50th wedding anniversary November 6 1947 Surviving husband two sons Espy German town and Harry May Stern sales manager Middletown two daughters Bella Morgan and Anna Preusch Middletown three sisters Anna McClain Mt Sterling Ky eight grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral today 7 30 p m at Baker Funeral Home Services 10 a m Saturday First Church of Christ Rev R C Caudill Burial Woodside Cemetery Memorial services by Unity Council 241 Daughters of America Friday at Baker Funeral Home urging white attire.

Naomi Schultz Clint W. Schultz Winona Dr Middletown Hospital Schultz Middletown Lowell St Dixie Heights First Church of Christ Middletown Lodge Daughters’ of America Rebekah Lodge Espy Germantown Harry May-Stern C. P Bella) Morgan Harvey Anna) Preusch Anna McClain Mt. Sterling Joseph R. Baker and Sons R. C. Caudill Woodside Cemetery Unity Council No. 241 Daughters of America Baker Funeral Home

Services for Ray C. Berger Set at Anglesby Saturday

Ray C. Berger died Tuesday night in Grandview Hospital Dayton. Funeral services will be at Anglesby Funeral Home Saturday at 2 30 p m with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday afternoon and evening.

Franklin Ray C. Berger Grandview Hospital Dayton Anglesby Woodhill Cemetery

Deaths Last Night By Associated Press

Wilmington North Carolina Rt Rev Thomas Campbell Darst 72 bishop of East Carolina for 30 years before retirement in 1944 born in Pulaski Virginia. Charlotte North Carolina Frank Carrison Cothran 70 president of Piedmont and Northern Railroad born in Millway South Carolina. New York Albert Newcombe 69 prominent in paper and pulp industry retired as vice president of Perkins Goodwin Company New York.

Associated Press Wilmington N. C Thomas Campbell Darst Protestant Episcopal Church of Charlotte, N. C Frank Carrison Cothran The Piedmont and Northern Railroad Millway, S. C New York Albert Newcombe Perkins-Goodwin Company of

Insurance policies cover cyclone damage as chance events

Insurance firms offer policies covering cyclone damage since cyclones are chance events and do not typically strike the same location repeatedly.

Patrol Activity In Middletown State Patrol Post

Accidents rose to 50 with one fatality and 24 injuries. There were 144 arrests, 126 motorists convicted, 13 pending, one dismissed. Patrol hours totaled 549 with 424 written warnings issued.

Middletown

Air express shipments rise 11.5 percent in 1948 six months

During the first six months of 1948 Railway Express Agency reports 2,010,516 air express shipments flown over the 81,000 mile domestic network an increase of 11.5 percent from the previous year reflecting growing interstate parcel traffic and logistics activity.

Railway Express Agency

Hire The Handicapped Week Plans Started By Committees

In preparation for Employers Week observing Employ the Physically Handicapped in October committees met under P F Johnson at the Civic Association. Attendees included American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Trades and Labor Council Civic Association Red Cross and service clubs to draft an advertising program. The article notes salary figures for New York’s governor and the U S vice president.

P. F. Johnson United States Employment Service Officer Civic Association American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Trades and Labor Council Red Cross

At the Movies Paramount Showings This Week

The Paramount presents two features with showtimes Thursday and Friday. Who Killed Doc Robbin airs Thursday 1 25 4 6 35 9 45 p m and Friday 3 15 6 15 8 55 p m. Coroner Creek with Marguerite Chapman and Randolph Scott runs Thursday 2 15 4 59 7 30 10 05 p m and Friday 1 15 4 10 7 10 9 50 p m.

Doc Robbin Creek Marguerite Chapman Randolph Scott

Cartoon CaRnivAl Showtimes on Thursday and Friday

Cartoons titled Cartoon CaRnivAl will be shown at 8 10 p m and 10 15 p m on Thursday and Friday. The listings note two nightly showings for the event.

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Area Teers Schraffenber Butler Central Ave DIAL Robertshaw Wel-Bilt State’s Elks Association Mattie Whitehead Mrs Mary McClanahan Paramount Dixie Cruise Freeman's Waltham Helbros Elgin Pet Ike Wah Parker Cena
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