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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1950

Page

6

Critique Club Members Review And Talk Night Report

Critique Club members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wren on Hill Ave for a evening program. Mrs. Nevin Smucker reviewed A Tale of Poor Lovers by Vasco Pratolini noting its realism and portrayal of postwar Fascism in Florence and the four young women called guardian angels. Mr. Howard Wilson spoke on Experiences While in Syria detailing 1929 to 1932 mission service, teaching at Tripoli Boys School, organizing Boy Scout camps, and observing Syrian life and attire. The event ended with a social hour.

Howard Wren Hill Ave Critique Club Nevin Smucker Howard Wilson Signora Guardian Angels Pratolini Italy Syria Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Tripoli Wilson

Viola Rebekah Lodge Meeting at Knights of Malta Hall

Viola Rebekah Lodge met last evening with Mrs. Mervysn Snethen presiding at the Knights of Malta Hall. The Faith Love and Charity Sewing circle presented a quilt and proceeds will benefit the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Home in Springfield. Prizes in games went to Mrs. Pearl Whitesel Mrs. George Knott and Mrs. William Randell. Lunch was served to 24 members.

Viola Rebekah Lodge Knights of Malta Mervysn Snethen Faith, Love and Charity Sewing Circle Independent Order of Odd Fellows Springfield Pearl Whitesel George Knott William Randell

Homemakers Circle 3 Meets at Girls Club

Homemakers Circle No 3 met at the Girls Club with Mrs Edward Erlandson presiding. Officers elected: Mrs William Carson president Mrs James Moore lead vice president Mrs Glen Thompson recording secretary Mrs C W Van Gilder social secretary and Mrs Jane Thompson treasurer. Guest speaker Mrs Mary N Brehany from the Lower Mi ami Valley Mental Clinic spoke. Refreshments served.

Homemakers’ Club Circle No. 3 Edward Erlandson Federation Manchester Hotel William Carson James Mooreead Glen Thompson C. W. van Gilder Jane Thompson Mary N. Brehany Lower Miami Valley Mental Clinic Fred Yoder Howard Smith Robert Gross John Wilkins

Society News Highlights Local Engagement Party

Mr and Mrs Thomas Galeese hosted a Sunday dinner at Blair's Restaurant honoring the engagement of daughter Jeanne Kathryn to Carl Knollmann of Cincinnati Ohio. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Keefer and David and Patty, plus several relatives. 25 friends joined later for a sociable evening. Also noted are assorted weekend visits and travels of local residents including trips to Miami Puerto Rico Hattiesburg and Louisville with family gatherings and return home events.

Thomas Galeese Blair's Jeanne Kathryn Carl Knollmann Cincinnati Jack Keefer David Patty Frank Daly Mary Duffiey Mary Kathryn Robert Stuart Kenwood Dr Miami, Fla Puerto Rico Frank Robbins, Jr Middetown Hattiesburg, Miss

Celler Hints At Broad Anti Trust Law Change

Washington AP Representative Celler of New York announced consideration of a amendment to the Clayton act to dissolve firms whose size and power substantially lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly. He would permit justification if dissolution harms efficiency or raises prices. FTC’s Mead and Rep Blatnik testified as hearings on steel industry opened.

Washington Celler D-Ny House Judiciary New Yorker James Mead Federal Trade Commission Blatnik D-Minn

Bricker Taft Oppose Waterways Bill Vote

In a 53 to 19 Senate decision the waterways authorization bill totaling 1.84 billion dollars advanced with no appropriations. Sen. John W. Bricker opposed the measure while Sen. Robert A. Taft was listed as paired against it. Projects include Ohio Toledo Harbor 329900 and Ohio River basin flood control 10000000 with Barbourville Kentucky Cumberland 67000 among others.

Washington Senate John W. Bricker Ohio Robert A. Taft Toledo Ohio River Basin Kentucky Barbourville Cumberland

Mrs Ralph Mull Heads Officers 1950 51 Season

Mrs Ralph Mull elected president of the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary in Middletown after a luncheon by the Home League. New officers include Mrs Clarence Mers as first vice president and Mrs David Regan as second vice president. Retiring president Mrs Aull praised the year and received a plaque from Mrs Kenneth Sharp. Dues for April 1950 to April 1951 are $1.00, payable to Mrs D Driscoll. The auxiliary is part of the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs.

Ralph Mull Women’s Auxiliary Salvation Army Middletown Home League Army Citadel Mull Clarence Mers David Regan Ross Hill Howard Wilson Ae.gay Newman Thersole Martin Decker John Aull Aull Kenneth Sharp D. Driscoll Highland Ave Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs

Administration Targets States Rights Party in Alabama Clash

Washington fights a delicate battle to curb the States Rights Party in Alabama while preserving civil rights support outside the South. Senator Sparkman argues southern Democrats can block civil rights laws from within Congress, as he strengthens ties with Hill on key committee posts. The White House offers no comment amid pressure to back a pro national party stance in Alabama’s May 2 primary.

Washington States Rights Party Alabama South Sparkman D-Ala Mobile Hendrickson Hill Dala Truman White House Democratic Party National Democratic Party J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina National Party Berkeley Senate Congress

Butler County Divorces and a Personal Injury Suit

Butler County courts hear several divorce suits including Robert Federle versus Margaret Federle and Julia Jeffery versus Carmen Jeffery, all cited for neglect cruelty or misconduct. Alma Tinley sues George Tinley for neglect, Ruth Spicer against Troy Spicer, and Joyce Connell against Robert Connell, all in common pleas or with judges named. Anna Brutschin sues Joseph Hilterman for $25,000 after a June 22 crash on Route 128 at U S Route 1, alleging permanent injuries from the collision while riding in her husband Charles’s car.

Robert C. Federle Hamilton Margaret Federle Covington Robert J. Bastian Aimee Morey Bastian Houston Tex Julia Jeffery Charles St. Middletown Carmen Jeffery Park St Middletown Alma Johnson Tinley Midletown George Wesley Tinley Macon P. P. Boll Ruth Spicer Troy Benton Spicer F. B. Cramer Joyce Connell Robert Connell Anna D. Brutschin Miamitown Common Pleas Court Joseph Hilterman Richmond Ind U. S. Route

Probate notices reflect multiple estate appraisals and wills

The estate of Lydia Crout in Madison Township lists 5859.88 total value with 4050 realty. Jacob Gephart is administrator. Florella R. Truck's Middletown estate shows 12000 realty. Robert W. Truck is administrator. Edna Jane Sundo of Fairfield Township has 8000 realty included. John Sundo is administrator. Dora Bowman of Middletown filed for probate. will directs estate to husband Carl C. Bowman as executor. Will signed April 9, 1949 with witnesses Herbert S. Miller and Audrey F. Kash.

Lydia Crout Madison Township Jacob Gephart Florella R. Truck Middletown Robert W. Truck Edna Jane Sundo Fairfield Township John Sundo Dora Bowman Carl C. Bowman Herbert S. Miller Audrey F. Kash

Inside Democratic stance on legislation and cancer appeals

The text cites the phrase Democrats on the inside and notes no such legislation, urging vigilance over cancer warning signals. It also promotes supporting the American Cancer Society with contributions sent to CANCER care of the local post office.

American Cancer Society

Community groups schedule meetings this week

Graduate Regents Women of the Moose meet this evening at 7 30 at Mrs Michael Thinnes home. Co-Operettes meet Thursday April 20 at the Girls Club at 8 p m with officer nominations. Vincent Society of the Episcopal Church holds a scavenger hunt and business meeting Thursday April 21 at 7 30 pm at the church with refreshments. Pythian Sisters sewing club meets Wednesday April 19 at 111 Kenwood Dr for sewing and a covered dish lunch. Young Mothers Circle meets this evening at Mrs Stanley Reed 14 Kenwood Dr. LeSourdsville Ladies Aid meets Thursday April 20 at 2 pm at Mrs Richard Maier home with Mrs Roy Bake as assistant hostess. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary meets tonight at St Johns hall 7 30 pm.

Women of the Moose Michael Thinnes The Vincent Society of the Episcopal Church E. R. Coker Harry Phillips Pythian Sisters Sewing Club James Bolser Kenwood Dr Young Mothers Circle Stanley Reed LeSourdsville Ladies Aid Richard Maier Roy Bake Knights’ of St

Windy Rainy Weather Prediction Reported

Weatherman forecasts Wednesday to be mostly cloudy windy and colder with tonight’s showers. Low temperatures expected between 45 and 50 degrees. Yesterday’s range was 36 to 67 degrees with a 60s day today and a low around 51 rising to 62 by midmorning.

Akron Man Faces Charge Of Arson

An Akron Ohio man Herbert R. McDonald, 22, awaited grand jury action on an arson charge after three fires in a vacant house in Point Pleasant West Virginia. He waived a preliminary hearing and was held to the grand jury under a $1000 bond. The last blaze occurred on April 5 and destroyed the property.

Point Pleasant W. VA Akron, O Herbert R. McDonald E. F. Geiger McDonald Geiger

Penguins Seal Their Marriage With a Beak Kiss

A penguin pair seals their bond by rubbing beaks in a ritual described as a marriage vows moment, noting that other fires occurred on March 22 and March 26.

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