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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1948

Page

6

Art Study Club hears Cincinnati Museum talk

The Art Study Club, at Mrs. James G. Purvis home, heard Paul Naish of the Cincinnati Art Museum discuss the museum’s mission history and current programs. He outlined the shift to original works, the educational library and classes, and a slide guided tour through ancient to Renaissance pieces. The meeting included an open forum and social hour.

James G. Purvis Aberdeen Dr Edward Barker Thomas Wilson Paul Naish Cincinnati Art Museum Naish Titian Reubens el Greco Hals Gainsboro West Neutran Middletown Robert Baker Marvin Clark George Davies

Homemakers' Circle No 1 Held at Mrs Block Home

Homemakers' Circle No 1 group met at 2202 Grand Ave last evening with fourteen members and guests. President Mrs Paul Conley led the business session as reports were heard and discussed. Entertained by tap dances and songs from Bobbie, Carol Block, Martha Ann Henz, and Phillip Langon. Social hour featured a salad course. Next meeting set for May 4 at Mrs Paul Conely 2011 Howard Ave with officer election.

M. S. Block Grand Ave Paul Conley Bobbie and Carol Block Martha Ann Henz Phillip Langon Paul Conely Howard Ave

Townsend-Daughter Wanda Marries Oscar Stewart in Hamilton

Mr and Mrs Charles O Townsend announce the marriage of their daughter Wanda Eileen to Oscar Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart of Hamilton. The ceremony took place at Hamilton Church of God on Thursday April 1 with Rev Shelton G Brock officiating. The couple will reside in Akron after he previously managed David's Shoe Store and was stationed in Akron.

Charles O. Townsend Fernwood St Wanda Eileen Oscar Stewart Thomas Stewart North Third St Hamilton Shelton G. Brock Hamilton Church Hamiton High School Army Air Corps David Akron

Hospital Notices Tally Names and Addresses

In The Hospital Omar Ginter of Crawford St medical Joe Hogue of North Clinton St George Wolverton of Kunz Ave medical Mrs Milton Clark of Grand Terrence Harmount son of Mr and Mrs Richard Harmount of Henry Ave medical Loman Fisher Jr of Lebanon Joe Ihle son of Mrs Helen Ihle of Monroe medical.

Omar Ginter Crawford St Joe Hogue North Clinton St George Wolverton Kunz Ave Milton Clark Grand Ave Terrence Harmount Richard Harmount Henry Ave Loman Fisher, Jr Lebanon Joe Ihle Helen Ihle Monroe

Local Residents Named in Roll Call

A list of residents including Ronald Cole Plymouth Street Betty Cole Forest Avenue Elva Van Gorder Middletown Route 2 Milton Snyder Middletown Route 2 oe L Combs Burton Harry Brown Crawford Street Otto Martin Stanley Street Calvin Taylor Wayne ve Harold Thompson Mal vern St John Willis Columbia Avenue Edward Pettus Middletown Route 1 Charles N Smith Lebanon and Charles Price First Avenue.

Ronald Cole Betty Cole Plymouth St Elva van Gorder Forest Ave Howell Christopher Middletown Milton Snyder Oe L. Combs Burton Harry Brown Crawford St Otto Martin Stanley St Calvin Taylor Wayne Ve Harold Thompson Malvern St John Willis Columbia Ave Edward Pettus Charles N. Smith Lebanon Charles Price First Ave

Regular April Homemakers Circle 2 Meeting Held at Mrs Marksbury Home

Regular April meeting of Homemakers Circle 2 was held at Mrs Richard Marksbury's home on Jefferson Road with co host Mrs William Yarber assisting. President Collett Martin led the session, ten members attended, and officers were elected for installation at the May meeting hosted by Mrs acre Brecht on Wilbraham.

Richard Marksbury Jefferson Rd William Yarber Collett Martin Acre Brecht Wilbraham

Nurses Alumni Plan Recruitment and Events

Middletown Nurses' Alumnae Association met at 210 South Main Street for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. E. H. McCandlish spoke on the origin and details of the diamond, its composition and famous stones. A committee led by Mrs. Walter Phillabaum will contact nearby schools to recruit student nurses. A May 12 benefit card party at Verity Hall was planned. hostesses included Mrs. Howard Wilson and several others.

Middletown Howard A. Wilson South Main St E. H. McCandlish Walter Phillabaum Monroe Swartz John Hison Nadine Orr Verity Hall Howard Wilson Bertha Herkammer George Stahley Luzzetta Ingram Florence Reck

Local fraternal groups hold meetings in multiple cities

Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America met in Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Howard Johnson presiding in the absence of the councilor. Reports on the Miamisburg rally included the installation of Mrs Lawrence Dugan as District Associate Vice Councilor and plans for the 21st annual rally in Middletown next spring. Miami Valley Council No 30 and other groups held socials, elections, and social activities, with preparations for the 1949 Middletown rally and a 50th Master Day celebration in April. Public notices include a Southwest Boosters meeting in Columbus and a bus trip. Reservations and activities for Junior Hall events and Moose meetings were announced along with forthcoming Dutch auction and sewing activities.

Unity Council No Daughters of America Knights of Malta Howard Johnson Arnald Hiatt Miamisburg Lawrence Dugan Middletown Miami Valley No Silver Link No Unity No. 241 Miami Valley Council No. 30 Arthur Richardson William Apple American Legion Home Mark Glascow Ben Hannah Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary American Red Cross Southwest Boosters Columbus Cora Smith Roland Wright Yankee Rd

Meeting Followed by Unusually Attractive Refreshments

A gathering proceeded after the meeting with the hostess serving unusually attractive refreshments. The event featured notable hospitality and a memorable spread that drew comment from attendees. The mood remained cordial as participants discussed informal matters beyond the minutes.

Churches Fidelis Bible Class Plans May Mother and Daughter Banquet

The Fidelis Bible Class of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church met for business and social activities. Devotions on You Belong To Christ were led by Mrs. Robert Schaffer. A Mother and Daughter banquet was tentatively slated for May by organizers H Jung L Lenhart L Renner and Lennie Hoppe. A Maple Park School trio performed with Marilyn Thomas Minona Sorrell Jayteen Hunter and others. Lunch followed served by committee members.

Fidelis Bible St. Paul's H. H. Jung L. Lenhart L. Renner Lennie Hoppe Wisecup Maple Park School Marilyn Thomas Minona Sorrell Jayteen Hunter Ramona Sorrell Gail Pieratt Charmaine First Church of Christ H. C. Dennis H. C. Dunlap Home Sweet Home John Ballay J. W. Wolfe Wave McMurray William Beatty Mable Hall

Progressive Mothers Hold Business Meeting

Progressive Mothers Circle met at Mrs. Russell Dempster's home last evening to plan ongoing aid for a needy family. D W Jacot presented a cancer film program. Prizes went to Mrs. Ed Bleedow Mrs. Ed McComb Mrs. Herman Rekers and Mrs. Willis Whitman. Luncheon followed with spring flowers centerpiece.

Russell Dempster D. W. Jacot Ed Bleedow Ed McComb Herman Rekers Willis Whitman

Personal News From Columbus and Cincinnati

Thomas Galeese was called to Columbus Ohio on business and will return Thursday. Miss Irene Katona of 995 Young Street is ill and confined at home. Mrs Bennett Chapple of Mc Gee Avenue was admitted to Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati yesterday for an eye operation.

Cleveland Ohio Thomas Galeese Columbus, O Irene Katona Young St Bennett Chapple McGee Ave Holmes Hospital Cincinnati

Births At Hospital Reported For Three Families

Mr and Mrs William Long of 2105 Grimes Street welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Everett Bowman of 3107 Bexley Drive welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hill of 2005 Hill Avenue welcomed a girl on Tuesday.

William Long Grimes St Everett Bowman Bexley Dr Joseph Hill Hill Ave

Jolly Eight Club Hosts Bridge Night at Fifteenth Ave Home

Mrs Ray Minar kindly hosted the Jolly Eight Club at her Fifteenth Avenue residence last night. Bridge was the main activity with high scores posted by Mrs Donald Turner, Mrs Frank Chapman, Mrs Thomas Martin, Mrs Andrew Spisak, Mrs Joe McClain, and Mrs Minar, who served refreshments late in the evening.

Ray Minar Fifteenth Ave Jolly Eight Club Bridge Donald Turner Frank Chapman Thomas Martin Andrew Spisak Joe McClain Minar

Treble Clef Chorus Plans Season Close

Treble Clef Chorus elected officers for the coming year at Giles and Link Music Store. Mrs Art Linkins will serve another term as president with Miss Marilyn Graham as vice president, Mrs Vernon Jones secretary, and Mrs Ray Young treasurer. Final concert set for March 13 at the Girls Club under Thomas Giles. Season close dinner planned for April 26 at the Manchester Hotel with operations ceasing until fall.

Treble Clef Chorus Giles and Link Music Store Art Linkins Marilyn Graham Vernon Jones Ray Young Thomas Giles Middletown Co-Operettes Manchester

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