Gray Couple Hosts Pleasant Housewarming
Mr and Mrs Charlies A Gray moved from 1704 Manchester Ave to 104 Webster St and hosted 10 Dayton friends who brought a Westminster door chime as a house warming gift. The evening featured light conversation and refreshments. Separate note: about 422000 oil wells exist in the United States and only about 4900 produce oil without pumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies A. Gray
Manchester Ave
Webster St
Dayton
Westminster
Mrs. Gray
United States
Roberts Hammes Vows Exchanged Saturday in Cincinnati
Miss Phyllis Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roberts of Barnes Addition and Deloy Hammes of Dayton were quietly married Saturday April 17 in Cincinnati. A sister and a brother witnessed the ceremony. They returned to the bride’s parents home for a wedding supper. The bride, Franklin High School graduate, works for Hoffman Manufacturing Co in Dayton where her husband, a World War II veteran, is also employed. They will reside in Dayton.
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Franklin
Phyllis Roberts
William Roberts
Barnes Addition
Deloy Hammes
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ralph Ujlaki
Franklin High School
Hoffman Manufacuring Co
Club notices preview events around Dayton
Tomorrow features a One Hundred Club covered dish supper at 6 30 p m in the Girls Club with Mrs Arthur Tyng chairing arrangements and a slate of helpers. Delta Theta Tau Sorority holds a joint business and social gathering. Woman's Club plans a 1 30 p m luncheon at Rikes Dayton. St Marys Rosary Society hosts a social after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred
Arthur Tyng
Russell Nicols
H. R. Jones
Arthur Frey
Luff Laundy
Fred Yoder
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Woman's Club
Rike’s
Dayton
J. J. Hain
Fred Schatzman
St. Mary's Rosary Society
Lodges Elect New Captain as Candidates Initiated
Viola Rebekah Lodge members met last evening in Knights of Malta Hall. During the business session the degree staff under the new captain Mrs Joseph Dietmeyer initiated a class of candidates. A social hour followed with refreshments served to 27 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Joseph Ditmeyer
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Carl Brown of 112 North Broad Street welcomed a girl on Monday and Mr and Mrs Morton Miller of 1615 First Ave welcomed a girl on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
North Broad St
Mrs
Morton Miller
First Ave
Hospital Notes List Surgical and Medical Patients
In The Hospital Willie May Banks daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Banks of Garfield St surgical. Eddie Leroy Igo son of Mr and Mrs Elvis Igo of Excello surgical. Miss Doris Sparks of Ottawa St surgical. Mrs James Elizer Jr of Pershing Ave medical. William E Marshall of Fifteenth Ave medical. Sandra Jo Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Webb of West Middletown medical. Mrs Earl Crouse of Webster St medical. James E Agner of Baltimore St surgical. Mrs Courtney Tolson of Middletown Route 1 surgical. Miss Geraldine Kuns of Miamisburg Route 2 surgical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie May Banks
Andy Banks
Garfield St
Eddie Leroy Igo
Elvis Igo
Excello
Surgical
Doris Sparks
Ottawa St
James Elizer, Jr
Pershing Ave
William E. Marshall
Fifteenth Ave
Sandra Jo Webb
Walter Webb
West Middletown
Earl Crouse
Webster St
James E. Agner
Baltimore St
Courtney Tolson
Middletown
Geraldine Kuns
Miamisburg
Local residents named in community notices
Joe Hogue of North Clinton Street Bradley Russell Jr of South Clinton Street Glenna Click daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Click Jr of Grenada Avenue are listed in the readable portion of a local community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hogue
North
Clinton St
Bradley Russell, Jr
South
Glenna Click
Victor Click, Jr
Grenada Ave
Local recital features Mrs Ramsdell and Mrs Mc Candlish
Mrs Ramsdell, a Day ston Art Institute artist, performed in a Sunday recital with credit given to Mrs E H Mc Candlish for the appearance. The event showcased local talent at the institution on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramsdell
Dayston Art Institute
E. H. McCandlish
Trip Through Mexico Shown by Critique Society
Members of Critique Literary Society gathered at Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenyon's home for a Mexico themed program. Miss Florence Powell led the business session followed by a slide lecture from the Kenyons featuring the Pan American route to Mexico City and side trips to San Luis Potosi Guadalajara Cuernavaca Jalapa Puebla Vera Cruz and other stops with Mexican music and spring flower decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Critique Literary Society
R. L. Kenyon
Florence Powell
Kenyon
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Guadalajara
Paracutin
Cuernavaca
Tasco
Puebla
Fortin
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Personal notices include Audrey Jewell and visitors
Miss Audrey Jewell returns to 1012 Hughes Street after a Madison Wisconsin trip where she served as godmother at the christening of the Gust child. Lois Baird of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health comes back to class after time with her parents at 200 Garfield Street. George Lowe of Carroll Avenue hosted Parisian diplomat Robert Chaillet of the French Embassy, who flew back to Washington. Also visiting were Albert Lowe and his children from Clarksburg. Albert Hoppe returns home to Woodlawn Avenue after a Hollywood St. Petersburg stay. Charles Fay and wife attended the Cincinnati opening game at Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Jewell
Hughes St
Madison
Wis
H. R. Gust
Lois Baird
College of Nursing and Health
University of Cincinnati
Lee M. Baird
Garfield St
George Lowe
Carroll Ave
Robert Chaillet
Paris
France
Chaillet
Washington
Albert Lowe
Karen and
Phyllis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Safety Council Board Meeting Postponed to April 28
Safety Council board meeting shifted due to civic event load. Executive director Paul E. Wilson cited a three day traffic survey Founder's Day activities and a visit by presidential candidate Harold E. Stassen as the postponement reasons. Commercial vehicle division to meet at 4 p.m. today to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control of Safety Council
Paul E. Wilson
Council
Harold E. Stass
Civic Association
Annulment Sought After Bride Calls Marriage a Mistake
William Walter Carlton, 49, seeks to annul his marriage to Gratia Flower Carlton, 45, from Cincinnati. The couple wed September 3, 1947, in Tazewell, Virginia, then traveled to Ironton, Ohio, where the bride later called the union a mistake. The suit was filed in circuit court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
William Walter Carlton
Gratia Flower Carlton
YWCA
Cincinnati
Carlton
Tazewell
Ironton
Medina County farmers plan aerial soil erosion tour
One hundred Medina County farmers will take an aerial inspection of county farmlands Saturday. Sponsored by the Medina County Conservation District, the tour will show the effects of soil erosion and conservation practices. The article notes the rare flower shortia found only in North Carolina mountains and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina, O
Medina County
Medina County Conservation District
Mountains
North Carolina
Japan
Shura Cherkassky to Perform at Roosevelt Jr High
World famed pianist Shura Cherkassky will give a concert at Roosevelt Junior High School Auditorium at 6 15 pm Thursday under the Woman's Music Club. He notes a dislike for insects and recalls insect-filled outdoor gigs aided by DDT, plus a Stokowski anecdote at Hollywood Bowl where the bee was finally captured during a rehearsal of Tchaikovsky First Concerto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shura Cherkassky
Legion
Cherkassky
Roosevelt Junior High School
Woman's Music Club
Dr. Stokowski
Stokowski
Mr. Cherkassky
JA GROUP TO FETE LONGVIEW PATIENTS
Junior Achievement group Crystalettes will host a party for Middletown patients at Longview State Hospital Saturday. Miss Pansy Jones chairs 12 girls entertaining patients and providing refreshments. Sponsored by Longview Social Service League, league members accompany the girls with clothing from a recent drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystalettes
Middletown
Longview State Hospital
Pansy Jones
Longview Social Service League
Black Little
Harlan Helsel
Stanley St
Boy Hit by Car Injured While Chasing Ice Cream Truck
Warren C Fordyce aged 3 of 11 Garfield St suffered a forehead bruise after running across the street to an ice cream cart and being struck by a car driven by Eugene Jac obs 26 of 13 Iglehart St Police said the cart was parked in front of 14 Garfield St and Chief Hugh A King said an investigation is underway The boy was treated by a physician and released
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Fordyce
Garfield St
Eugene Jacobs
Iglehart St
Hugh A. King
Worker Electrocuted While Installing Poles in Napoleon
AP report from Napoleon Ohio states construction worker Raymond Houk twenty six of Defiance was electrocuted after touching a high tension wire while installing poles for a firm run by his father Howard Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Tea plants rise from sea level to seven thousand feet
The article notes tea plants thrive from sea level to an elevation around 7000 feet, indicating their adaptable altitude range for cultivation.
Value Of Farm Land Reaches Record High
Washington report shows farm land values on March 1 at a record peak, doubling the 1935-39 level and rising 68 percent in the last year. Wheat and range livestock areas lead gains with North Dakota up 20 percent, while Florida Louisiana and California show declines due to lower fruit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Florida
Louisiana
California
Akron Bus Strike Near Settlement
Akron officials and Akron Transportation Company reached a fare increase plan that would cut token price from 25 cents to 15 cents and raise weekly passes to 1.50. CIO Transport Workers seek 30 cent hourly raise, with four hours of talks failing to resolve wage demands. Bus drivers and mechanics were to continue negotiations as talks resumed, while service improvements and a new at cost franchise were promised pending final agreement by June 30, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Transportation Company
CIO Transport
ATC
Real Estate Board Hears G W Breiel in Middletown
G W Breiel chairman of the zoning board spoke at the Real Estate Board dinner in the Manchester Hotel on Monday. He urged re zoning Middletown to reflect new annexations and called for a reviewed and updated zoning ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
G .W. Breiel
Manchester Hotel
Breiel
Lanolin Shampoo Restores Lifeless Winter Hair
A new lubricating shampoo uses lanolin to revive lusterless hair after severe winter confinement. The soapless creme shampoo lathers well, cleanses effectively, and works with hard or soft water without after rinsing, leaving hair tidy and obedient for spring styling.
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Amos Mazsolini
Armco
George M. Verity
Mazszolini
Ernes Bruce Haswell
Mazzolini
Curtis St
Verity
Mio Oy
Maud Muller
Candy Shop
Central Ave
Jack Hoffman
Barbara Holt
Beverly Hills
Calif
77 Taxi CO. Radio Dispatch
Charlie Hurst
W. Central
Pythians
Wilson
Elmer
Mendenhall
Elza H. Abraham
ST Mart
Cmimsadaid
Riggs Funeral Home
Tno
N. Broad ST
John Dobrozsi, Jr
General Insurance
Bellemonte ST
Hollywood
St. Petersburg
Albert Hoppe
Woodlawn Ave
Charles Fay
Highland
Safety Council
Sixth Ave
DIAL
Longview
Kemper Lane Hotel
East McMillan Str
Ohio
Akron
Akron, O
Real Estate Board
G. W. Breiel
Lanolin
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Apital Finance Corp
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
High School
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