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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
11
Lebanon noting Charles Tietmeyer resigned as deputy sheriff after several years in Gerald Couden’s office effective immediately. He has accepted employment with National Cash Register Company in Ottawa. The vacancy has not yet been filled.
The meeting of the Omen's Society of Christian roice to be held by Mrs. Will ant and Mrs. Joe Jameson is postponed until Thursday because of illness in the home. Mrs. Sam Caldwell was removed to Middletown Hospital from her home Thursday afternoon. Clarence Bratt of Miamisburg was a Saturday and Sunday guest of Jim Mote. Mr. and Mrs. Don McGlothlin of Loveland were Thursday evening guests.
Gratis Mr and Mrs Stanley Cooper and daughter Mr and Mrs Bud Monroe were shoppers in Eaton Saturday Mrs Harold Johnson visited Mr and Mrs John Turpin Sunday Mrs Harold Johnson Mrs Dorothy Samuels and Mrs Orville Hileman shopped in Middletown Saturday Billy Miller Edward Johnson and Orville Hileman visited in Dayton Monday Mr and Mrs Dan Day completing their new home Mr and Mrs Bill Vance and son moved into their apartment at the Luther Kiracore home Mrs Orville Hileman and Mrs Dorothy Samuels visited in Middletown Tuesday.
Beverley Cogan is ill at her home and Mrs Ed Poff has been a frequent caller in Cincinnati due to her father’s illness. Mrs Alvin Tremble is recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs Elvis Nixon entertained girls at Golden Lamb for Sandra Nixon ninth birthday. Birthday Club, 500 games, and bridge events filled weekend with prizes awarded to multiple Lebanon residents. Houseguest Mrs J M Greene visited Batavia. Steddoms visited Granville.
Woodsdale notes show Charlotte Carpenter spending the weekend with Miss Shirley Roedel of Hamilton. Various visits occurred among local families including Mrs. Floyd Winkie with Mrs. William Carpenter Jr. A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. William Carpenter for Julia Osborne, bride elect of Luther Carpenter, with many guests listed including Mrs. Orville Gay and Mrs. Richard Lynch.
Mrs John Conover is a patient at Middletown Hospital and Mrs Eva Gross of Franklin is receiving care there. Mr and Mrs Calvin Mayne and son of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Cross on Sunday. A shower for Jane Updyke was held at Mrs Richard Vanderveer’s home with helpers Mrs Richard Mears and Mrs Ray Pursley. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Sam Redding Mrs Don Nicely and Jane Updyke as 33 guests attended.
Gratis High School seniors will perform their class play Look Out Lizzie next Wednesday. The event showcases student actors and is part of the school’s annual arts program.
Elmer J. Gregg Franklin clerk treasurer said the first half settlement on real estate taxes brought in 50 718.65 for realty and 850.31 for special land grant funds. The bond fund totaled 24 943.60 and these figures exceed half the expected total. Personal property tax distributions will occur in May.
The Gleaners Class will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church basement with Mrs Elgar Enfield and Mrs Wilson Terry as hostesses to study Hebrews chapter one and elect officers. The Young Peoples Group led by Mrs Janice Culbers on will attend the Youth for Christ meeting in Cincinnati Saturday with a 6 30 p m assembly at the church and transportation provided.
Anna Wendt spent days with Fred Wendt of Jacksonburg. Allan Streibeck returns from Cuba to visit parents. Barbara Day and Mrs Gaunt travel to Ft McCoy Wis to see Pvt Jefferson Gaunt. Nine Mile group holds covered dish dinner at Collinsville home. Numerous visits and hospital notes round out the community update.
A compilation of visits and gatherings across Springboro Lebanon Franklin and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Cc Urton Mr and Mrs Robert South Mr and Mrs Noel Easton and others at CES Masonic party Deer Park High School music program and multiple Sunday hosts with Dayton Harveysburg Centerville and Paris France connections. Krishmeir is noted as an exchange student in the country.
More than 180 Franklin high school students began preliminary tests to qualify for district state scholarship assessments. Passing students may join the Miami University district tests later this month, with administration led by Robert Walter and Charles Hendrickson.
Jacksonburg residents hosted and visited neighbors across the area. Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and son dined with Mrs Joe Wade family. Mr Hubert Brelsford and daughter and Mrs Robert Bradenton of Middletowns visited Friday with Mr and Mrs John Brelsford. George Getts of Seven Mile called on Fence Marts. Joe Wade family joined Mrs Alda Mell Pope and Mrs Will Leichty for Sunday dinner in Dayton. John Brelsford and Catherine Brelsford spent Thursday with John Jacequart in Trenton. Fidel ity Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church had fourteen members at Camp Miami banquet. Diana Wade celebrated her first birthday Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Wade of Carlisle.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Crauder spent Saturday in Dayton. Mrs Kelley Adams and Mrs John Adams hosted Ladies Aid at Mrs Adams home. May meeting set for Mrs Junius Bach home. Mr and Mrs Junius Bach hosted open house Sunday celebrating Mr and Mrs Lewis Bach on their 60th anniversary.
George Becker of Dayton pleaded guilty to speeding charges before Mayor William Fraser on Tuesday. He was fined $10 and costs.
Mr and Mrs Orion Fouts of Germantown visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Brelsford and Will Leichty at Grandview Hospital in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Harry Conrad and Jennie Conrad called on Mr and Mrs John Beatty at Williamsburg during the same weekend.
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