Middleton Returns from Extended Florida and Europe Trips
After vacations in Fort Lauderdale St Petersburg Sarasota Miami Cuba and Miami Beach Mr and Mrs R G Adair and others report returns home. Ohio Wesleyan students Phyllis Hazelwood and Marilyn Banker are back for spring break at Delaware and several Middletonians joined a fishing trip on Florida's gulf coast. An antique show in Cincinnati drew Mrs Kremi and Mrs Karl Banwhat.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
R. G. Adair
South Main St
Adairs
Robert L. Jordan
John
Cincinnati
Florida
Albert Gingerich
West Middletown
Maude Bake
Dixie Highway
St. Petersburg
Neal Jones
Middletown
Sarasota
Miami
Dave Gin- Berich
Cuba
Phyllis Hazelwood
Marilyn Banker
Roy Hazelwood
Fleming Rd
F. E. Banker
Kenwood Dr
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware, O
Tom Kemp
Tom Jones
Carl Lanson
Bill Lakoff
Miami University
Gulf Coast of Florida
Kremi
Karl
Miss Stork and Rolla Harrison Exchange Vows
In a quiet April 1 ceremony in Richmond Indiana at the parsonage of Rev John Cairns Miss Ernestine Stork daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stork Broad St united in marriage to Mr Rolla Harrison of Columbia Ave The attendants were Mr Richard Cravens and wife The bride wore navy with pink rosebud corsage and the couple will reside at 1717 Columbia Ave after a wedding dinner in Middletown
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Half Tor
Ernestine Stork
William Stork
Broad St
Rolla Harrison
Columbia Ave
Richmond
Ind
John Cairns
Richard Cravens
Omicron chapter elects new Beta Sigma Phi officers
At the regular meeting the Omicron chapter announces 1950 1951 officers led by president Betty Louw Smith and includes Marguerite Miles Katherine Anderton Dale Converse and others. The group plans a donation to the international cancer research fund and the founder's day dinner slated for May 1 at Blair's Restaurant with jewels ceremony for pledges.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Henry Paland
Betty Louw Smith
Marguerite Miles
Katherine Anderton
Dale Converse
Joseph Cornetta
Melvin DeMoeris
Charles Goforth
Beta Sigma Phi International Endowment Fund For Cancer Research
George Montgomery
Blair's
Gordon Hughes
Margaret Renner
Amoma Class Meeting Highlights China Mission Talk
The Amoma Class of First Baptist met at Mrs. Sam Morningster’s home on South Broad Street. President Mrs. Walling Corwin led the session and devotional. Mrs. J Homer Bright, a returned missionary from Union, spoke on thirty years in Shans, displaying jade silver lacquer silk articles and Chinese linens. The headwork was supervised by Mrs. Bright. refreshments were served for 24 members and one guest.
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
Sam Morningster
South Broad St
Walling Corwin
J. Homer Bright
Union
Shans
Bright
Morningstar
Mildred Kain
Howard Sheley
May Dance Plans Discussed At Delta Chi Sigma Meeting
Mrs W G Apgar and co chair Mrs Tom Stubbs led a committee to plan the Delta Chi Sigma annual spring dance. The event is set for May 6 at the Sportamen's Club with Mrs Apgar, Mrs Stubbs, Mrs Kenneth Dumeyver, Mrs Carl Bauer, Mrs Donald Spears, Miss Marguerite Hose, and Miss Eleanore Conway listed as planners.
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W. G. Apgar
Tom Stubbs
Delta Chi Sigms
Sportamen
Mra
Apgar
Stubbs
Kenneth Dumeyver
Carl Bauer
Donald Spears
Marguerite Hose
Eleanore Conway
Plans for Wildwood Ladies Golf Season Preview
The executive committee of the Ladies of Wildwood Golf Club met to plan the season. A cooperative luncheon at Blair's is set for April 2, with the first ladies day on May 9 and the initial two-ball foursome May 14 featuring a box lunch. Mrs. E. R. Coker urged new members to join the activities.
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Ladies of Wildwood Golf Club
E. R. Coker
Blair's
FE. R. Coker
Planning Commission Discussion At Local Club
The Current Events Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. J. Thomas Sebald’s Dixie Highway home. Mrs. E K. Smith led the program with Mr. G W Breiel detailing the City Planning Committee work and Mr. R Combs from Cincinnati presenting maps. Tea followed at a prettily set table.
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J. Thomas Sebald
Dixie Highway
Wylie Mitchell
Phillip Williams
J. W. Whitlock
E. K. Smith
G. W. Breiel
Breiel
R. Combs
Cincinnati
L Segoe
City Commission
Science and Medicine Topic Of Century Club Meeting
April meeting of the Women's Evening at the Girls' Club featured talks on science and medicine. Mrs. Howard Wilson traced nursing from pioneer days to today and Mrs. H. T. Phillips presented a personality sketch of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, highlighting her struggle to enter medicine and her role in establishing women in the field.
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Howard Wilson
H. T Phillips
Elizabeth Blackewell
United States
Blackwell
Harriet Howard Beecher
R. V. Crist
Bess Mitchell
Three Authors Battle Shakespeare Mystery
Three new books fuel debate over Shakespeare origins and identity. Duff Cooper, Leslie Hotson, and Marchette Chute offer conflicting theories from possible military service to dating the sonnets.
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W. G. Rogers
Associated Press Arts Reporter
NEW York
Avon
W. H
Dark Lady
Shakespeare
Bacon
Oxford
Rutland
Derby
Countess of Pembroke
Duff Cover
Viking
Society Deadline Rules for Photos and Notices
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion for social items. Reports must be in by 4 30 a.m. the next day, Saturday deadline 9 20, Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon, space reserved a week prior, weddings or pictures over 10 days old cannot be used, either engagement or wedding photo used, not both, Sunday calendar items by post 3 p.m. Friday, and children's parties or stork showers are not used.
Rain Confuses Mr. Opossum
Health department official John Otterbein reports a large opossum perched on a shop corner at 517 South Sutphin Street. The animal, about a foot long, clung rigidly and refused to move while Otterbein noted its “possum” demeanor despite rain.
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Health Department
John Otterbein
Otterbein
Sutphin St
Cowboy Ranch Brings West Fad to John Ross Store
The JR Ranch department opens on the John Ross Store third floor featuring Lone Ranger Cassidy styled hats shirts neckerchiefs dungarees six guns boots and spurs. Cowboy gear and Western accessories attract many youths and adults to a West themed display in Middle Town.
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Middletown
John Ross
JR Ranch
Lone Ranger
Cassidy
Night Photos Boost Visibility of Pavlof Volcanoes
It is easier to photograph the Pavlof volcanoes on the Alaskan peninsula at night. Fog hides them in Govlighe, but the midnight sun improves visibility, making nighttime shots clearer.
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Paviof
Alaskan Peninsula
Govlighe
Absolute Zero Never Reached in Universe
The article states that absolute zero cannot be achieved anywhere in the cosmos, even in the vast emptiness between galaxies. It emphasizes the universal limit of cooling and the unattainability of zero Kelvin across space.
Christ on Calvary by Gustave Doré: Core Bible drawing 1865
A note on Gustave Doré 1830s masterful engraving work places Christ on Calvary from the Core Bible image drawn in 1865. The text cites Luke 23 32 38 detailing the crucifixion scene and the mocking crowd with the inscription THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS. Tomorrow’s feature previews the crucifixion image.
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Gustave Dore
Obituary of Emmett Faulkner 61 Newport Ky
Word was received of Emmett Faulkner's death at Spears Hospital Dayton Ky. He was 61 and a former Newport resident. He worked 20 years for Armco in Newport before moving here 16 years ago. Survivors include Clemnie his widow. two daughters Mrs John Tharp and Mrs McClain. six sons Jim Lindon Levi Eldred C J Donald all of Newport. Funeral services and burial will be held at Newport.
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Emmett Faulkner
Newport
Spears
Dayton
Armco Corporation
Clemnie
John Tharp
McClain
Jim Lindon
Levi
Eldred
C. J. Donald
Death of George R. Hill Noted in Russellville
Ward announces the death of George R. Hill owner operator of the Hill Hotel in Russellville Alabama and father of Mrs Rhediar Jones manager of the Artwell Dress Shop. He died Saturday morning at the Hill Hotel.
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Ward
George R. Hill
Rhediar Jones
Artwell
Hill Hotel
Russellville
Ala
Lebanon Man Charles Ruck Dies at 35
Charles Ruck, 35, of Lebanon, died yesterday from a heart attack. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John Kindred of Lebanon. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Rev. Taylor McHenry will officiate.
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Lebanon
Charles Ruck
John Kindred
Oswald
Taylor McHenry
Elder Brewer Dies at 74 in Cincinnati
Elder Brewer 74 father of Dr Rosell M Brewer of Lebanon died yesterday after an extended illness at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati He was born in Mason and lived with his son He belonged to Lebanon Masonic Lodge and the Methodist Church He survived by his son Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm Oswald Funeral Home Rev Paul Chiles to officiate Masonic rites planned Wednesday at 8 pm at the funeral home Burial in West Chester Cemetery
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Lebanon
Brewer
Rosell M. Brewer
Good Samaritan
Cincinnati
Mason
Mrs Barbara Schlecty Dead At 81 In Germantown
Mrs Barbara Ellen Schlecty of Germantown died at 1 30 a m Monday at 18 North Cherry Street aged 81 after four months illness. She was an active member of the Methodist Church and the Grace Rebekah Lodge. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Alpha Longfellow of
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Germantown
Barbara Ellen Schlecty
North Cherry St
Methodist Church
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Alpha Longfellow
Obituary Notice for Garnett Wood of Lon don and Family
Mantown reports the death of Garnett Wood of Lon don aged male with two grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Charles Wood of Miamisburg and Mrs Susan Fry of Dun kirk Ind Funeral arrangements are pending at John Arpp Funeral Home awaiting arrival of the son from Florida.
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Mantown
Garnett
London, Q
Rs. Charles Wood
Miamisburg
Susan Fry
Dunekirk
Ind
John Arpp
Florida
Obituary of Mrs. Peirl Oblinger of Germantown
Mrs. Peirl Oblinger 81 wife of Emery C Oblinger president of First National Bank Germantown died Monday at 6 p m at West Market Street residence She was a longtime Methodist Church organizer a member of Germantown Chapter OFS and Grace Rebekah Lodge Survivors include husband son David two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services were conducted at the residence by Rev HLA Roth Rock with burial in Germantown Cemetery The family will receive friends.
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Germantown
Peirl Oblinger
Emery C.oblinger
First National Bank of
West Market St
Methodist Church
Chapter Ofs
Grace Rebekah Lodge
David
Hla. Roth
Rock
Moose Lodge Boosters Night At Central Ave Hall
Members of the Moose Lodge host Boosters Night at the hall at 014 West Central Ave. The event starts at 8 and invites prospective members to attend and learn about lodge activities.
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Moose Lodge
West Central Ave
Funeral arrangements announced after residence service
The notice states funeral arrangements are being handled by Swartzel Funeral Home following a service at the residence later today.
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Swartzel Funeral Home
Deaths Last Night Highlight Kurt Weill and Notable Figures
The Associated Press reports Kurt Weill, 50, German-born composer of Broadway scores such as Lady in the Dark One Touch of Venus and The Firebrand of Florence, died last night. Other obituaries note John Logg former president of K Kellogg Co sponges Crook Michigan, and William M Warren about 75 general manager Steubenville Ohio.
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New York
Kurt Weill
Florence
John Logg
Ee . K. Kellogg Com
Crook, Mich
William XK. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Worker Killed in No 3 Seamless Mill Accident
James Meloff, 55, was killed last night at the National Tube Company No 3 seamless mill. Authorities said he was crushed between a bumper and a piece of pipe. Meloff was unmarried.
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Lorain, D
James Meloff
National Tube Company
Meloff
Wadsworth C. Gets Four-Cent Hike in One-Year Ohio Contract
AP reports 800 workers at Ohio Match Company will receive four cent hourly raises under a one year contract with the AFL Matchworkers Union. The deal covers wage increases and terms agreed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Ohio Match Company
Yestercoe
AFL
Notable Industrialist From Steubenville Dies
Obituary notes the Wheeling Steel Corporation executive, born in Mobile Alabama, who spent most of his life in the steel trade and managed the Steubenville plant.
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Ager
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Steubenville
Mobile
Ala
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Topic of Century Club
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Stratford
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Society Deadline
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