MIDDLETOWN OHIO 1938
This archival film footage was shot in February 1938 for a Phi Bet Psi sorority fundraiser in Middletown, Ohio. The footage was rediscovered in 1990 and used in this documentary along with comments by local citizens who were living in 1938
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