Scout Council Names Robert Funston New Area 1950 President
Robert Funston elected president of the Mound Builders Area Council at the annual meeting held in the Civic Association auditorium. He succeeds J. Goldschmidt Jr. and returns from Africa on leave. Other officers included Robert Brosius and Gardner Townsley as vice presidents, George Harvey and E H Bindley as national representatives, and William Saunders as council commissioner. The council covers Warren County and parts of Butler County with members from Cozaddale Waynesville Lebanon Franklin Carlisle Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Funston
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Sue J. Goldschmidt, Jr
Funston
Armco International Corporation
Africa
Robert Brosius
Robert Brayton
Walter Cheaney
Gurney Cole, Jr
R. L. Davidson
R. C. Dowling
Samuel Rees
Melvin Kelso
K. S. Learey
R. E. Leroy
James Martin
C. E. McIntire
W. C. Macintyre
Everett Sams
Arthur Sanderson
D. E. Reichelderfer
Joe Ayres
W. J. Beck
Walter Bender
Dr. R. M. Blair
Edward Cohn
Milo Fealy
W. J. Fox
James Gross
Evan Hamilton
Ray Hermes
Elliott Levy
C. L. Maxberry
M. G. Mittelstedt
W. H. Minton
John Molloy
Sam Murstein
Clyde Pierson
James
Butler County
E.J. Bindley
George Harvey
At the Movies Paramount Showings This Weekend
Paramount screens Caribou Trial with Randolph Scott and Gabby Hayes at 3 15, 6 40 and 10 10 p m. Night and City stars Richard Widmark and Gene Tierney at 1 35, 5 05 and 8 30 p m. Strand presents Twelve O Clock High with Gregory Peck Friday 1 45, 5 30 and 9 15 p m and Saturday 1 40, 5 50 and 9 25 p m. Outlaw Country features Lash Larue and Fuzzy St John Friday 4 and 7 45 p m, Saturday 4 25 and 8 10 p m. Colonial offers Three Secrets with Ruth Roman and Eleanor Parker at 1 45, 3 45, 5 40, 7 35 and 9 35 p m.
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Paramount
Randolph Scott
Gabby Hayes
Richard Widmark
Gene Tierney
Gregory Peck
Lash Larue
Fuzzy St. John
Ruth Roman
Eleanor Parker
Phony Funeral Ruse Recalls Similar Attempt Here
A man failed to fool McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with a phony funeral here weeks ago and is reported to have succeeded in Kentucky. He posed as the bereaved father-in-law arranging burial for a non existent daughter in law from St Louis, then cashed a check at the home and disappeared. In Kentucky he used a different tale of a daughter in law killed in an auto crash and pictured himself in the Air Forces. He cashed an $85 check at Kilgore Collier Funeral Home in Catlettsburg and arranged a party of 12 at a Vanceburg hotel, even selecting flowers for the service.
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McCoy-Leffler
Kentucky
St. Louis
Manchester
Homer Leffler
Air Forces
Edward R. Lockhart
Kilgore-Collier Funeral
Catlettsburg
Vanceburg, Ky
Building Permits Drop in September to 332110
September permits for new construction fell to 332110, down from 729928 in August. Orville Corson said 14 permits were issued for one family homes and three for four family apartments in September, with 61 total permits that month.
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Orville Corson
Carson
Sixteenth Ave
South Main St
Fall Help Wanted Ad Writer Seeks Prompt Calls
A jour nal Want Ad writer offers to craft attractive ads to fill vacancies, dispose of belongings, and help find a used car. The piece notes autumn readiness and urges readers to call today for a faultless fall while a tangent warns improper valve spring tension causes engine sluggishness.
Way Cleared To Form Third Guard Company
Middletown gains a third National Guard unit as 1st Lt. Leroy Thompson accepts commanding officer post for Company D, Second Battalion, 107th Armored Cavalry. A second officer and 13 enlisted men are needed to form the nucleus, with a public meeting planned and recruitment efforts under way.
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Third Guard Company
National Guard
Middletown
William F. Moore
Adjutant General of Ohio
Leroy Thompson
107Th Armored Cavalry
Thompson
Ohio National Guard
814Th
J. Wykon Pratt
State National Guard
William W. Johnson
Cincinnati
Nobody Shows At Induction Call For 15 Draft Delinquents
Middletown draft board tried to induct 15 men on September 29 but no registrants appeared. Wylie Mitchell and Mrs. Lillian Sebald greeted empty chairs as the board faces turning the 15 delinquent names to the FBI, with possible imprisonment or compulsory induction upon discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Mitchell
Lillian Sebald
Armed Services
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Lewis Hershey
National
Selective Service
Middletown
Selective Service Act
Mickey Cohen Armored Car Denied Permit in California
Los Angeles AP report says Mickey Cohen’s $16,000 armor plated Cadillac was refused a permit to operate in California. Highway patrol explains armored vehicles are limited to armored express companies and bank messengers, citing risk of widespread car armament if allowed. Cohen laments protecting his family amid gunfire threats. The car features eight inch doors, bullet proof fiberglass, inside armor, thick windows, and $800 air conditioning with $400 tires, all unable to be used on public roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Highway Patrol
California
Cohen
City Qualifies For Ohio Health Department Fund
Dr. L C Neer health commissioner said the Butler County health department qualifies for federal aid as of July 1, receiving about 400 dollars a quarter and 1600 annually to cover expenses except salaries. State aid supplements local funds and about 70 of Ohio's 160 departments receive the funds. the federal program relies on population and need, with no direct personnel. The annual Columbus meeting discussed Civil Defense in health departments and questionnaires were issued to commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
L. C. Neer
Neer
Butler County
John D. Porterfield
Columbus
Frank Lausche
New Fall Glove Styles Highlight Rich Tones and Leathers
Stylish fall gloves debut in rust brown and red-brown brushed and smooth leathers. Double-woven nylon and nylon lined options join grey suede for dress, pigskin for country wear, and lined capeskin for cold weather, forming a versatile glove wardrobe.
Deaths: Ellis Atkinson Margolies Rodzinski Answ
Death notices list Frank E. Ellis 76 former Worcester Telegram co owner and vice president New England Fiber Blanket Company founder born St Louis Amy Atkinson 47 former Broadway actress wife of radio sales expert Robert S Keller Ida Fischel Margolies 88 widow of Orthodox Rabbis dean Moses S Margolies born in Kovno Lithuania Jadwiga Rodzinski 80 mother of conductor Arthur Rodzinski all noted by Associated Press in New York and region with hometowns and roles The items reflect obituaries and biographical notes across several states.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank E. Ellis
Worcester ( Mass
Telegram and Gazette
New England Fiber Blanket Company
Worcester
St. Louis
Ida Fischel Margolies
Moses S. Margolies
North America
Kovno
Lithuania
Presbyterial Meeting Monday in Franklin District
The Franklin district Dayton Presbyterian Society of Missions will hold its annual meeting Monday at Oakland Presbyterian Church. Session begins at 10 a.m. The program covers the recent national quadrennial meeting at Clean Grove New Jersey. Miss Georgia L. McKinney, board of foreign missions, will be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin District
Dayton
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Scout Council
Nate
Joyce
King Cole
Sur King Cole
Beaver
Evergreen
Doellmann’s
Central Ave
Ohio Health Department
Milady
Ken
Amy Atkinson
Robert S. Keller
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Jadwiga Rodzinski
Arthur Rodzinski
Sylvania
Broad ST
Chuck Roast
Chicago Market
So. Broad St
Suede
Coats
New Jersey
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