Loyal Friends Class met at Mrs Arkle home
In The Churches by the hostess assisted by Mrs L K Henderson Mrs William Arnold and Mrs Stella Lane Loyal Friends Class of First Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs George Arkle 111 Mc Kinley St last evening The meeting was opened by Mrs Malcolm Alexander who read Matthew Harold Brooks gave a book review on Sears Roebuck cata
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Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
George Arkle
McKinley St
Malcolm Alexander
Matthew
Harold Brooks
Sears Roebuck
Oakland Presbyterian Women Meet For May Fellowship Lunch
The Women's Association of Oakland Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. L. J. Livzey’s home with 29 members and two guests attending. Mrs. Theodore Griss reported on the Federation Church Women luncheon set for May 7 at Methodist Church.
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Women’s Association of
Oakland Presbyterian Church
L. J. Livzey
Miss Gruver
R. Kohr
FE. J. Stigler
Hampton Dr
Holly Lansaw
Women Teachers' Club Met At Miss Elam Home
Women Teachers' Club gathered at Miss Edna Elam's home last evening for a business meeting and a Harold Brooks review of Sears Roebuck catalog findings. He noted shifts in American ideas on reading clothing medicine and entertainment. Plans were announced for Ol lie James Cincinnati columnist and radio commentator to speak at the May meeting to be held at the Girls' Club. New officers for the coming year include Miss Betty Smith president Miss Ethel Reno vice president Miss Grace Lash recording secretary Miss Lillian Long corresponding secretary and Miss Lillian Eaton treasurer. Refreshments were served by Miss Elam Miss Price Miss Eaton and Miss Mollie Howland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Elam
Harold Brooks
Sears Roebuck
Ollie James
Cincinnati
Betty Smith
Ethel Reno
Grace Lash
Lillian Long
Lillian Eaton
Elam
Gertrude Price
Eaton
Mollie Howland
Homemakers' Circle No 4 Meets At Carroll Home
Homemakers' Circle No 4 held its first business meeting since organizing a month ago at Mrs. E. A. Carroll's 2525 Wildwood Dr home. Mrs. George T. Poolitson presided as plans for the coming year were discussed and each member gave a roll call thumbnail skit. Twelve members and three guests attended, including Mrs. A. FE. Hohl and Mrs. Rob.
Fivee Man Lemon Township Zoning Commission Appointed
New five member Lemon Township zoning commission was appointed by the trustees at Amanda. Paul Mehl was named clerk of the commission with salary to be decided later. The board discussed drainage projects including Jackson Lane, a Manchester Road ditch, and a Dixie Heights plan to handle surface water and protect Van Esta Avenue and Dick's Creek areas.
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Lemon Township
Amanda
Clark Weamer
Zoning Board of Appeals
Paul Mehl
Zoning Commission
Jackson Lane
Dixie Heights
Weamer
Manchester Rd
NYC
Riverside Dr
van Esta Ave
Armco Park
Dick’s Creek
Spaghetti Dinner Planned by MYM Guild at Church
Tomorrow at 6 30 p m the MYM Guild of First Methodist Church hosts a spaghetti dinner in the church hall with attendees urged to bring their own service. Committee in charge includes Hale Dodds Milton Atchley Harry Phillips and Howard Knepshield. Women’s Mission Society of First Baptist meets at 2 pm in the social room with guest speaker Mrs W A Evans. Maple Park Mothers Club meets at 1 pm in the school auditorium with officers to be elected. Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary sewing session tomorrow at Mrs Roland Wright’s Yankee Rd home.
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MYM Guild
First Methodist Church
Hale Dodds
Milton Atchley
Harry Phillips
Howard Knepshield
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Harry Dell Wille
W. A. Evans
Maple Park
Mothers Club
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Roland Wright
Yankee Rd
Solemn Requiem for John Taylor Dies at 71
John Taylor, 71, died Tuesday at his sister Mrs Kate McCarthy’s home at 1514 Central Ave. A solemn Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a m Thursday at Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at Schramm Funeral Home today.
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John Taylor
Kate McCarthy
Central Ave
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Alvin Herold Louis dies. former Hooven cashier at Hamilton
Alvin Herold Louis, 75, longtime former cashier for Hooven Owens Rentschler Co and secretary of the Hamilton Club, died yesterday at his son Robert P. Louis's home in East Cleveland. He leaves three sons. Private services set for Thursday at Klaus Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Alvin Herold 1Uis
Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Co
Robert P. Louis
East
Cleveland
Louis
Hamilton Club
Klaus Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward Tobin Hamilton obituary death at 94
Edward Tobin Hamilton, 94, died yesterday at the Butler County Home from complications. He is survived by three sisters. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Klaus Funeral Home, with burial in West Chester Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Edward Tobin
Butler County
Klaus
West Chester
Miss Anna Gardner Hamilton Rites Held for 75
Services for Miss Anna Gardner Hamilton 75 long time Hamilton resident who died Monday at St. Joseph Home for the Aged Cincinnati will be at 8 30 a m Thursday Wagner Funeral Home Requiem High Mass at 9 am at St Stephen Church Burial in St Stephen Cemetery
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Hamilton
Anna Gardner
St. Joseph Home For
Cincinnati
Wagner
St. Stephen Church
St. Stephen Cemetery
Lebanon Services for Ben Johnson 72
Ben Johnson 72 died at his home. Funeral services will be held in Lebanon with burial at a local cemetery. The family requests memorials to a charity of choice. He is survived by his wife and two children. Local authorities have not released additional details.
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Lebanon
Ben Johnson
Florence Daley Installed as VFW Auxiliary Chief
Mrs Florence Daley was installed as the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the VFW hall with Mrs Luna Stamper as installing officer. Out of town guests included District 4 vice president Mrs Velma Bleier from Cincinnati and Mrs Catherine Ward president of Sycamore Auxiliary Deer Park.
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Florence Daley
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Luna Stamper
Corintha Nolan
Eileen Wardlow
Gonnie Wicker
Gertrude Angelus
Florence Michaels
Georgia Fullen
Opal Metzger
Obituary Notice From Hazard Ky Details Survive With Widow
In South Lebanon Monday, will be held at Hazard Ky tomorrow. He is survived by his widow Zella and several children.
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Lebanon
Hazard
Zella
Waterways Building Plan Faces Senate Vote Debate
The Senate faces a $641,067,000 waterways construction plan for the year starting July 1. Subcommittee members propose increases over the House mark, restoring Dillon reservoir funding and adding items like Big Walnut Creek reservoir and a Portsmouth-New Boston seawall. Final passage depends on full committee action and Senate-House conferee talks before Truman’s signature.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Truman
Dillon Reservoir
Zanesville
Dillon
Big Walnut Creek
Columbus
Cleveland Harbor
Portsmouth- New
Boston
Subcommittee
Full
Lafert y named president of Columbia County Bar Association
AP reports former county prosecutor George J Lafert y is elected president of the Columbia County Bar Association, succeeding Salem’s Charles McCorkhill.
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Lisbon
George J. Lafferty
Columbia County Bar Association
Charles McCorkhill
Salem
Birthday Gift From Corner Men's Shop Offer
Corner Men's Shop on Central and Main Street advertises a Thursday birthday gift to customers. The note invites readers to learn details in the paper, highlighting a special promotion at the local shop.
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Corner Men’s Shop Central
Main St
Moose Plan Dance Saturday at Hall Club
Moose members met for a routine business meeting at the Hall. The weekend program includes a dance Saturday evening at the club and district initiation ceremonies Sunday afternoon at Eaton. all members are invited to attend.
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Moose
Eaton
White urges Ohio to quit liquor business for governor bid
Republican candidate William L. White told a WCTU institute in Columbus that Ohio should end state liquor operations and he backed strengthening local option laws. The report notes a related concern about fertilizer potash content affecting cotton yields.
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Columbus
Ohio
William L. White
White
Wctu Institute
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