May Day tea to honor Mary Ann Fry bride elect
Social items from Middletown note Mrs. Ross Crimm and Mrs. John Ferris host a May Day tea at the Crimm home to honor Miss Mary Ann Fry of Southern Hills, bride elect of Ross Crimm. Fry’s upcoming events include appearances in Miamsburg and Dayton with the wedding planned for June 4.
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Ross Crimm
John Ferris
Oxford
Crimm
McKinley St
Mary Ann Fry
Southern Hills
Progressive Mothers Circle Meets at Rothgeb Home
The Progressive Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 pm with Mrs. Russell Johnson as hostess at the home of Mrs. W. E. Rothgeb on 2012 Erie Ave.
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Mothers’ Circle
Russell Johnson
W. E. Rothgeb
Erie Ave
Two Firsts Founded U S Anti Vivisection Society
New England once home to a historic medical center hosted the founding of the United States first anti vivisection society. The move marked a milestone in animal welfare activism within a prominent medical hub.
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New England
United States
Community club and church events listed for tomorrow
Local groups announce meetings and programs including Willing Workers at 2101 Central Ave 7 30 p m Women s Christian Temperance Union 2 p m First Church of God Imperial Court card party 8 p m Girls Club Unity Council Daughters of America 7 30 p m Knights of Malta Hall Christine Jackson presiding Mothers Study League Franklin St 8 p m study of China and the Asia of Today First Methodist Church 9 30 a m Busy Bee Club 2 p m Webster Ave Hamilton C and Graduate Regents Moose guest night Middletown Circle Mothers Study League 8 p m Grand Ave speakers on Religion in the Home and in the School
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edward Behrens
Central Ave
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Church of God
Kenneth Sharp
N. W. Burt
Unity Council, Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Christine Jackson
Highland Circle of the
Mothers’ Study League
S. J. Kuderer
Franklin St
J. M. Leighton
China
Asia
First Methodist Church
John J. Hain
Missionary Education of the
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lester Keeler
Women of the Moose
Michael Thinnes
Crawford St
Middletown
Crops Escape Cold Spell In Ohio Report Says
Ohio State University extension service reports no appreciable crop damage after recent cold spells. Extension horticulturist Vernon Patterson checked orchards around Columbus and found no extensive losses.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Agriculture Extension Service
Vernon Patterson
New Cloths Pop Up Classics in Nylon and Linen
New York fashion notes highlight nylon blends for pedal pusher outfits and sweaters praised for durability and quick drying. Irish linen wrinkle-free fabrics appear in blue pedal pushers and white blouse, aiming for lasting brightness. article by EPSIE KINARD.
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New York
NEA
Epsie Kinard
Society deadlines and photo rules set by Society Department
The Society Department outlines deadlines and rules to avoid confusion. Reports must be in by 10:30 a m the next morning while Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon. Reserve space a week ahead for Sunday pictures. Weddings and pictures over 10 days old cannot be tied. An engagement or wedding photo will be used, not both. Items for Sunday calendar telephone calls accepted after noon. Friday at 3 p m is the final deadline. Children birthdays and stork showers are not used.
Milk squirts and a gallon from Illinois farmer
An Illinois farmer estimates hand milking yields about 350 squirts per gallon and roughly 37 million squirts over a 15 year period, illustrating the scale of traditional milk production.
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Illinois
Emergency landing made for plane carrying Gen M Wainwright
A five passenger twin engined Cessna carrying General Jonathan M Wainwright made an emergency landing at Richmond Kentucky airport after a faulty compass nearly drained fuel. The craft was en route from San Antonio to Huntington with a stop in Memphis the pilot lost the compass and gas was replenished before continuing. Sepia pigment derived from cuttlefish ink sacs noted.
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Richmond
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Washington
Ernest Woods
Woods
Memphis
San Antonio
Tex
Huntington
W. Va
Banquet Plans Set by Achievers' Association Directors
The Achievers' Association board will meet at 7 15 p m today in the Civic Association to finalize plans for the annual banquet set for May 18. Robert McDade of Junior Achievement says the next general meeting is April 27. The JA banquet is planned and run entirely by Achievers. The loot in the average 1948 was more than $200.
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Achievers’ Association
Civic Association
Robert McDade
Junior Achievement, Inc
McDade
Engagement announced at Easter party in Middletown
Lucy Jane Rothgeb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rothgeb, and Louis R. Horner, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Horner of Franklin, announced their engagement at a Easter season gathering hosted by the Rothgebs at 2012 Erie Ave. in Middletown. The ceremony included a buffet reception with family and friends in attendance.
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Ruthe Johnson
Grover Requarth
Russell Johnson
W. A. Whitman
Claire
R. D. Horner
Alita Helton
Carrie Eberhart
William Schultz
Lyda Rothgeb
Miss Rothgeb
Horner
Scout Cookie Party Scheduled Tuesday
Girl Scouts activities this week center on a Cookie Party at 7 p m Tuesday in the Civic Association auditorium. Mrs Garnet L Church says the event rewards top cookie sellers, with awards by Mrs Earl Klein. Troop 84 will present a program under leaders Mrs Joseph Meadow and Mrs Robert Cook. An instruction class in square dancing for leaders follows Thursday at 7 30 p m in the same auditorium.
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The
Civic Association
Garnet L. Church
Middletown
Railmen Strike Hits New York Ontario and Western Railroad
Four operating brotherhoods struck the New York Ontario and Western Railroad at 6 a.m. EST in a wage dispute. Trustee R L Gebhardt reported about 400 employees are involved in the walkout to push for a 10 cent hourly raise included in last fall’s contract.
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NEW York
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
R. L. Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Help Build Strong Bodies 8 Ways with Wonder Bread
A promotional piece from Continental Baking Co. extols Wonder Bread as a protein rich aid for growing children, claiming it supplies 46 percent more protein than a mix of meat milk fish and eggs and delivers extra energy versus potatoes. It urges serving Wonder Bread with fruits vegetables meat milk fish and eggs in a balanced diet and highlights freshness and economy.
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