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   Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - July 11, 1938, Hamilton, Ohio                                JULY MM HAMILTON JOURNAL DAILY NEWS rain Pleasant Gathering At Leslie Wente Home The year 1938 marks the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of four members of a congenial friends of many years stand Inasmuch as two of the an are in that month was chosen as the time to and Leslie and Carl Pfeiffer and Ralph Clark delightfully entertained at a at the lovely country home of the on Greenlawn A delicious dinner was after which the group chatted and reminisced and enjoyed the beau moonlight in the Participants included and George Canton the fourth couple of the anniversary Orpha Day ton and Horace Miss Adele Miss Verna Miss Alma and Ralph and Carl and Leslie Mies Mary Louise Regrets were received from Frank and Miss Lillian George Bovis Honors Miss Bieker George Indian entertained a con genial few Saturday at a lovely luncheon and party for Miss An gela pretty fiancee of Thomas Gifts of a va ried miscellaneous character were showered upon the Bridge held the interest of the group for several at the conclusion of which attractive trophies were Ferd Wiseman and Robert Others present were Lou Jack Miss Mary Louise Miss Catherine Miss Patty Bieker and the Miss An gela High Class 34 Held Annual Reunion The class of 34 Notre Dame High school held its annual reunion in the club A delicious dinner was served at 7 after which a delightful dance program by pupils of Henry Lubbers with John Crane as was Participants included Misses Dot Mary Mary Marge Mary Ellen Marie Melba Mary Maupin Mary rose Florence Pf Jane Dot Lillian Wol pert Mesdames Dorothy Fox Mo Rosalia Lubbers Zimmers Loraine Pater Mary Ruhl Elizabeth Hammerly Surprised On Birthday Celebrating her birthday anni friend of Elizabeth 639 Ludlow planned a surprise party in her Saturday She was pre sented with attractive A social time was enjoyed and tasty refreshments were served Participants and Ted and Mre John Hart and son ane William Oscar Grimm Miss Hilda and Miss Carrie Grimm and Frank Mre John Anna Haverland and Elizabeth Ham Birthday Celebration For Cora Dumas Celebrating the birthday anni of Cora Cov William entertained at a delightful Sunday in her 226 A delicious dinner wai served in the evening at a beauti fully appointed adorned with bouquets of sweet peas and Friends and relatives of the toon who gathered to help celebrate he happy occasion were and Albie and Robert and William Thelma Lutie Margaret Lutie Wil iam Robert Billy Roger Lee all of and Alfred Heff Robert King and License Issued A marriage was issued in to Philip both of In licenses were is ed to George ONeill and Dorothy Wells to Jack Zimmerman and 3essie Lunsford to Frank Hillock and Irene all of Licenses were also issued in Cov during the last week to Claude Middletown and Marcella Hamilton to Clif ford and Ethel Miss Marjory Jean Wild Celebrated Birthday Celebrating her sixteenth birth day friends of Miss Marjory Jean daughter of and Lawrence 319 Eaton gathered at her home for Saturday and after wards enjoyed a theater The honoree was presented with a variety of attractive The appointed table was decorated with a profusion of flow ers and dainty basket Those present were Miss Fritzi Miss Harriet Miss Nancy Miss Margery Gru Miss Kathryn Miss Justine Miss Susan Spoerl and Miss Marjory Jean Family Picnic At Barton Bell Home A merry informal picnic was enjoyed by family Sun in the attractive home of and Barton near Somer Those present were and Mesdames Tucker and and Williams and Joe Amelia and James Jones and Anna Seven Mile and Bell and Trenton and and Barton Picnic Supper At French Home and Lawton South D entertained at a merry picnic on their pretty Those present were and John Harrison and and Lawton French and daughter Pa tricia Jewel Gray Had Birthday Party Friends of Jewel 423 North Fourth joined her Saturday afternoon in a gay celebration of her eleventh birthday She was presented pretty Games diversion and prizes were wot Claire Jacky Weiland and Mary Ice cake and orangeade were James Nancy Rosie Misses Dora and Pearl Gray assisted in Guests were Russell Ar thur Russell Barney Billy Jacky and Dicky Jewel Dean Agnes Bow Lula Mae Mary De Minnie Cleo Eileen Carol Ann Margaret Beatrice and Ma rie Helen Louise Claire Lillian Farewell Party For Miss Schmits Miss Lorain who left Friday to her aunt Meta Carley in West Palm was honored Thursday when Melvin Dailey enter at a delightful farewell Games and dancing were prin cipal features of Fortu nate participants were and Edward Mies Rose mary Miss Anna May Miss Eleanora Miss Bessie Don Hans Elizabeth Ne the honoree Miss Lorain Schmitz and and Melvin Henry Once Dies Henry age retired Hamilton died of com following a long illness Sunday afternoon at oclock in his 119 Wilson He was born in March the son of Fred and Freda Schieke He married Ida June Besides the he is survived by one Robert Kieser four Mark Mon die Riley and Misses Henrietta and Margaret Kieser three Julian and John Kieser and one John Hart all of He was appointed a patrolman August 1903 and served faith fully for 23 He was re tired August because of in juries received in Funeral services will be held from the home Wednesday morning at oclock followed by requiem high mass in Josephs Catholic church at 9 Burial will be in Stephens Friends may call after 4 oclock Tuesday THEY THEIR SEATS July Thanks to Earl manager oi one of the the boys of Gal lup dont always have to find a knot hole when theres a tournament in Mullen has a standing offer to admit the first 2 boys that appear at the ball park as his guests and the only string at to the offer is this Win or the boys must root for Mul lens Baden in southern Germany if often known as to distinguish it from the Baden near Vienna and the Baden in clogged healing of the the easy Resinol Sample of Ointment and Soap i Your Home Should Have These EAVES PROTECTORS A specially designed wire screen that 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Tuesday for a 10day vacation Virginia Corporal Dick Journal News junior ie spending two weeks at Camp Ohio Na tional Guard Lela Lee is visiting relatives in and Dan Weigle and family and Earl were Sunday of Kath ryn and Ferdinand Bray and have returned to New after a visit with and William Franklin and Claude and and and John were last of and and Perkins are vacationing at Lake on Manitoulin Miss Marie Falk spent the week end with friends in John Henn and daugh ter Miss Louise are leaving today for where they wil visit and Hender William and sons Billy and New York are guests this week of and Arthur Haid and Park and Herbert Jackson and children Dan and Jane have re turned to after a visit with and Ross and Ullrey and and William Ely have returned after a pleasant so journ of a month in Glenn Klingel has returned from a visit with friends in Myrtle Misa Lynna and William Kuhl and and Don and William Henry and Wil jur Derrick returned Sunday morn ing to their home in after spending the week with and John Miss Leila Mies Kath leen Miss Inez Miss Yerba and Miss Ruth Melvin are enjoying a two weeks trip through and other southern Geza Do Takats has re turned to her home in after visiting her John Miss Elizabeth Mason is enjoy ing a trip to and will then go to Coral where she will visit her cousin Mise Kathryn Louise Miss Lillie Mae Schuster has re turned after spending two months visiting in Atlantic Pennsylvania and Mise Pauline Kovats joined her in Ak ron and they spent two weeks in the of and M Miss Virginia Biloxi formerly of is en joying a tour through the South en route to San Diego and Los An where she will remain and Edward Durham 1017 Heaton have returnee from a delightful motor trip through They friends in Lexington and ther went to and Cumberlam En route they traveler the Trail of the Lonesome and Charles Ekstein and Miss Thelma Clark have re turned from an interesting trip through several of the middle western They visited rela tives in Yatee Kansas and returned home through the Indian country in Oklahoma and the Ozark section of New Called age of William Now died of complications in her home Sunday afternoon She was ill two She was born in No vember and was married to William Simpson in She had resided in New Miami for 35 She was a member of Esther Court Tribe of Ben Surviving are the widower seven Clyde Alva Eldon Paul Alfred Jist and Miss Doris Jane Simpson all of Hamilton one Oscar Wy Seven Mile two Robert Garrison and Joseph both of and 11 Three sons receded her in Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock n tho home with Dick pastor of the Bethel Burial will be in Friends may call Monday afternoon and Try Classified WRIGHT BUFFERS FRACTURE OF ANKLE College Cor wife of superintendent of the College Cor ner High is in good condi tion in Fort Hamilton hospital where she was admitted at 10 oclock Sunday suffering a fractured left received while working in her West Virginia and North Carolina are the only three 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