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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1948

Page

2

Forbes to Speak at Charles Hook Day Celebration

B C Forbes editor and publisher of Forbes magazine will be the principal speaker at the Charles Hook community celebration on September 26 at Armco field. He will deliver a 15 minute address after the parade and pay tribute to Mr Hook, honored in 1947 as one of America's 50 foremost business leaders by Forbes Magazine at the Waldorf Astoria.

B.C Forbes America Charles Hook Russell Weatherwax Forbes Armco Field Mr Hook Hook Forbes Magazine Waldorf Astoria Hotel New York Mr. Hook

Depot Relocation Action Planned After Committee Meeting

The Transportation Development Committee will discuss the Big Four passenger depot relocation after the City Commission session tomorrow night. Also on the agenda are traffic survey measures and steps toward formulating a request to New York Central Railroad officials.

Transportation Development Committee City Commission Francis Carmody

Ten to Receive Anti Rabies Treatments Starting Tomorrow

Ten people from Middletown and Warren County residents will begin anti rabies injections tomorrow after exposure to a rabid dog. The dog owned by Leonard Mews of Lebanon Route 1 died and its head was sent to Columbus for testing. Dr. L C Veer, the health commissioner, says the 22 month old child among the exposed is among those to be treated. others include Homer Sorrell and family members, and William Mays. The department will handle vaccine serum billing through the County Commission.

Tives Walter Sorrell Garfield St Daugter Janice Grace Homer Sorrell Grand Ave Dale John William Mays Bun Sorrell Lebanon Route 1 Neer Middletown County Commission

State Patrol Checks 278 Ohio School Buses This Week

Ohio State Patrol will inspect 278 school buses across Butler Warren and Hamilton Counties to ensure safety for about 300 000 children. Middlestown Post 9 Captain A V Smith leads the effort inspecting roughly 275 buses, evaluating about 100 items per bus over three weeks.

Ohio A. V. Smith Middletown Post 9 Butler Warren Hamilton

At the Movies Exhibits Evening Lineup

Paramount shows Tap Roots with Van Heflin and Susan Hayward at 1 15 2 30 4 50 7 00 and 9 25 p m King of Olympic scenes from the 1936 games at 1 15 3 50 6 30 and 9 15 p m Muginging of Millie with Glenn Ford and Evelyn Keyes at 2 15 4 50 7 30 and 10 p m Strand presents Blood on the Sand with Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell at 1 30 5 30 and 9 25 p m I Wake Up Screaming with Betty Grable and Victor Mature at 3 55 and 7 50 p m The Other Love with Barbara Stanwyck and David Niven at 8 and 10 25 p m.

van Heflin Susan Hayward Millie Glenn Ford Evelyn Keyes Barbara Stanwyck David Niven

Oxford Town Hall Used as Miami Classroom

The town hall in Oxford is being used as a Miami University classroom due to record enrollment of 5,350 students and labor delays hindering Upham Hall completion. University officials cited the need for space and temporary arrangement.

Oxford Town Hall Miami Oxford Miami University Upham Hall

Electric eye dims headlights novel device by Haverhill worker

Earle T. Edwards, a shoe worker from Haverhill Massachusetts, has developed an electric eye that automatically dims the headlights of an approaching car. The device attaches to a car headlight and works on the same principle as auto doors using an infrared eye. The Red Sea is described as the saltiest ocean area.

Haverhill Mass Earle T. Edwards Edwards

Election Board Reports Over 200 New Registrations

The Butler County Board of Elections announced more than 200 new registrations and 100 transfers. Registration is slow with a deadline of October 4 to vote in the November election. Absentee ballot requests run until October 28 at 6 pm. 32 civilian requests exist, with a 30 day processing rule. Six soldiers have sent absentee ballots. service members may vote now.

Board of Election Florence Hester Katherine Cretors Butler County

Underwriters Inspect New Middletown Annex Areas

An inspector from the National Board of Fire Underwriters arrived in Middletown this morning to survey areas recently added to the city. Assistant chief inspector G. L. Swan will examine the new territory and suggest station and alarm sites. Fire Chief William Fishbaugh will review the area with Swan and accompany him.

National Board of Fire Underwriters Middletown William Fishbaugh G. L. Swan Territory Fishbaugh Swan

Mayfield Annexation Hearing Pushed to October 15

Hamilton Butler County commissioners this morning continued until October 15 a hearing on Mayfield petitions seeking annexation to Middletown. Clerk P. G. Banker said members delayed action to allow more investigation after the initialSept 14 date. petitions were filed July 9 by 462 Mayfield subdivision residents.

Hamilton Butler County Mayfield Middletown P. G. Banker

Judge to hear new trial motion in Stamper Smith case

Judge Alton F. Brown will hear a motion for a new trial in the Lige Stamper and Hent Smith armed robbery case at 10 a.m. Thursday. Stamper and Smith were found guilty by a jury two weeks ago after 12 days of testimony and eight hours of deliberation. They were charged with the December 22, 1947 robbery of the Alex Jackson Service Station near Franklin and an attempted robbery of Suttman Clothing Store in Miamisburg.

Lebanon Alton F. Brown Lige Stamper- Hent Smith Stamper Smith Miamisburg Alex Jackson Franklin Suttman Clothing

Girl Scout Chorus Plans First Meeting After Banquet

The Girl Scout chorus will hold its first meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. All troops are expected to be represented. Mrs Garnet Church, scout executive, said this morning.

Presbyterian Church Garnet Church

Leader Training To Open Thursday For Girl Scouts

Training for new Girl Scout leaders starts at 9 30 a m Thursday in the Girl Scout club room Mrs Garret Church scout executive said today The course covers history and objectives of the organization girls interests and needs program development troop management and membership techniques.

Girl Scout Garret Church

Welfare group to meet at South School auditorium

Mothers Welfare Association will hold its first meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the South School auditorium. Plans for the coming term and appointment of standing committees will be discussed, according to president Mrs. S. L. Slye.

Mothers Welfare Association South School S. L. Slye

Crane Crushes Electrician at Portsmouth Steel Plant

A crane crushed Richard Barber, 26, to death yesterday at the Portsmouth Steel plant. Barber was an electrician employed at the facility.

Portsmouth Richard Barber

Dutch War Heroine Visits Middletown War Mothers

Mrs. Mary Kruger of Maastricht Holland spoke to Middletown War Mothers and Legion members recounting life in Nazi-occupied Holland. She tended graves at Margraten Cemetery after liberation by the U S Second Division on September 17 1944 and travels to show films about the war and postwar Holland including rationing and rebuilding efforts.

Mary Kruger Maastricht Holland United States Middletown Legion Home Margraten U. S Frankfort Kruger

Police Briefs Report Fire On Window Screen Prowl

Mrs May Howard of 1422 Young St says she fired three shots at a prowler last night through a bedroom window screen after hearing an attempted screen removal. No traces of the prowler were found. Vera Beam of 1086 Euclid Ave reports the loss of a black leather purse with 40 to 50 dollars and a 10 dollar check between her home and Lincoln School. An auction of unclaimed bicycles wagons and walkers will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in the rear of the city building to benefit the police pension fund with Art Albaugh as auctioneer.

Miamisburg May Howard Young St Vera Beam Euclid Ave Lincoln School Police Pension Fnid Art Albaugh Albaugh

Municipal Court Faces Repeat Drunken Driving Cases

Three motorists appeared before Judge Alton H. Combs for physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. C D Leedy of 303 Crawford St. paid 100 dollars and lost driving rights for a year. Stanley Snell of 4221 Villa Villa Dayton and his wife Hilda were fined 100 and 25 dollars respectively. Seldon Mullins paid 100 dollars. Isaac Burkhart was fined 125 dollars for providing a room for gambling with a prior bench warrant and bond forfeiture.

Alton H. Combs C. D. Leedy Crawford St West Middletown Daniel Pelfrey George Profitt Stanley Snell Villa Villa Dayton Hilda Main St Central Ave Don Wallace Seldon Mullins Navaho St Louis Janka Isaac Burkhart Baltimore St Burkhart

Newman Ebersole Condition Deteriorates at Hospital

The condition of Newman Ebersole Armco executive was reported as poor at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati after a slight improvement yesterday. Attendants said his status worsened last night and showed no improvement this morning. The purchasing director has undergone several operations.

Newman Ebersole Armco Holmes Hospital Cincinnati

Adrian Mayer Wins First in Wurlitzer Talent Contest

Adrian J. Mayer of 213 Mons Roe St won first place in a Wurlitzer Music Company talent contest. The concert tenor sang popular numbers on September 12 and 19, earning a radio prize from sponsors. Contained notes mention stainless steel containers lasting about 14 years.

Adrian J. Mayer Monsroe St Wurlitzer Music Company Mayer

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B. C. Forbes Malcolm New York Central Railroad CAA Water Works Columbia Ave H. C. Nutting Company Fred J. Schatmann Nutting Alta Vista Charles R. Hook Armco Board Armstrong Butler Tile & Flooring CO Frederick A. Whitman Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio Apt F Paramount Dixie Cruise Ralston Paint Store, Inc N. Broad ST Call — AL Rubin Harry Finkelman Ins Red Sea Aevor General Foods Election Board Girl Scout Chorus GI Graves Tudors Elks Temple John D. Crist Schramm Funeral Home Harry Benadum Robert V. Reiner Eagle Hall Walter Neeley Manhattan Cecil Dane Cecil Butts ICO Uefa Funeral Home Broad Street First Ave Middle Town RED Top Brewing CO Cint Natl OMIQ Middletown Beer Distributors DIAL THE al Tel
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