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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1953

Page

11

Miami Valley Notes Bridge Club and Local Events

Miami Valley personal notes report a Tuesday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Howard Price at the Golden Lamb with guests including Mrs. Tom Gambill. Prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Kevenaugh and Mrs. Stanley Armi tage. several notes cover O E S meetings, births, military updates, and club activities.

Howard Price The Golden Lamb Tom Gambill Kenneth Kevenaugh Stanley Armitage Eugene Gutermuth Lebanon Masonic Temple Earl Kennedy Paul Richard Miami Valley Hospital Dayton A. D. Harvey Columbus Ohio Public Health Association John Kindred Hattie Fearnley Cincinnati Taft Museum Historical and Philosphical Society Arthur Hamilton Hill Bridge Club South Broadway Elva Morris Earl Carr East Mulberry St

Springboro and Lebanon Club Events Feature Local Figures

Springboro residents Curtis Beck Easton and Mrs. Easton attend the Southwestern Ohio Senate of Reformed Churches in Greenville. Charlies Allen and family, Jesse Brandenburg family, and Charles Beck plan the Lebanon Farmers Club meeting with Everett Runyan. Francis Eustis to speak. Bill Cahall and Sally Lever crowned at Clearcreek Township music festival with attendants listed. Pinochie Club to meet at Mary Carey home. Springboro Garden Club gathering at Pauline Reedy home with Mary Allen co-hostess.

Curtis Beck P. A. Easton Noel Easton Ohio Senate of Reformed Churches Greenville Charlies Allen Jesse Brandenburg Charles Beck Lebanon Farmers Club Everett Runyan Lebanon Francis Eustis Bill Cahall Sally Lever Clearcreek Township Benny Leonard Sarah Allen Earl Brickley Dick Miterspaw Julie Howell Bill Wade Margarette Hart Vincent Long Fay Fugett Thee Lakes Mary Carey Springboro Garden Club Pauline Reedy Mary Allen John Kruer Ralph Harlow Anna Hormel Hayes Leach Ed Eyer

Germantown social notices and community updates

Mrs. Rettich hosts card club with guests and prizes. Various residents attend clubs, visits, and church group meetings in Germantown and surrounding towns. Military assignments, births, surgeries, and relocations are noted alongside local club leadership changes and upcoming events.

West Elkton Church Ladies Aid Meets at Church

The Women of the West Elkton E U B Church gathered Wednesday with hosted by Mrs Hazel Kirk Mrs Edith Mann and Mrs Effie Francis. Emma Elins as vice president named a nominating committee for officer elections at the next meeting.

Ladies Aid Co E.U.B Hazel Kirk Edith Mann Ffie Francis Emma Elins West Elkton High School Ilass Spookey Tavern Effie Francis Ruth Ann Columbus Francis Alice Smith Lillie Shade Eldon Eby Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton

Pole Topples On Car Pins Girl Injuries Slight

A two year old girl, Shirley Poteete, escaped serious injury when a utility pole toppled onto a car trapping her briefly. The car, driven by her father William Poteete of Chicago, struck a mailbox on Ross-Hanover Road in Hamilton. Shirley suffered only head cuts. parents uninjured. Weekend reports list 21 incidents blamed on slick streets.

Hamilton Shirley Poteete William Poteete Chicago Ross-Hanover Rd

Jury Indicts Driver in Willoughby Boys' Deaths

The grand jury indicts Henry E. Imrey of Mayfield Heights on three counts of manslaughter and one of driving while intoxicated for a crash in Willoughby on April 11 that killed two boys. Imrey remains jailed with a $15,000 bond after pleading innocent.

Willoughby O.P Henry E. Imrey Mayfield Heights Imrey

Sherwood to Speak at Elk Creek Grange Meeting

Roger Sherwood founder of the Protect American League will address the Elk Creek Grange at 8 30 p m on Tuesday speaking on the PAL battle against Communism. The public is invited to attend.

Dinner Guests Visit Bowyer Family Near Mason

Dinner guest of Mrs. Frank Bowyer Jr. of near Mason Thursday. They later visited Mrs. Frank Bowyer Sr., Mason.

Frank Bowyer, Jr Near Mason Frank Bowyer Mason

Poasttown Grange Marks 33rd Anniversary With Dinner

Charter members and past masters were honored at Poastown Grange as 100 attendees watched a covered dish dinner. Guests included S. L. Graves Frank Cox and many Weikel Michael Selby and Mich ael family members with J A White Harvey Rosello Norman Flischel and others among past masters. A play by Mrs Graves, state prize winner in 1941, opened the program.

Poasttown Poasttown Grange S. L. Graves Frank Cox David Weikel G. O. Michael Harry Selby Lawrence Michael J. A. White Harvey Rosselo Norman Flischel G. O

Shrine to Hear Of PAL Fight At Manchester Hotel Dinner

The Middle town Shrine Club will hear latest developments in the fight against Communism at their dinner meeting this Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. Roger Sherwood founder of the Protect America League will speak. President James Gaily urged Shriners to bring Masons and prospective Shriners as guests.

Middletown Shrine Club Manchester Hotel Roger Sherwood Protect America League, Inc James Gaily Shriners

District Postal Carriers Banquet Draws 118 Attendees

Middletown Branch 188 of the National Association of Letter Carriers hosted the Southwestern Ohio District association banquet at the American Legion home. A crowd of 118 letter carriers and their wives attended with main speaker Philip Lepper of New York, an executive board member. Other speakers included Cyr Wolfgang, state president, Thomas L. McNary, state vice president, and Robert J. Hill, State secretary. James O. Layer, state rural director, reported on his work.

Middletown National Association of Letter Carriers Southwestern Ohio District Association American Legion Philip Lepper New York Cyr] Wolfgang Thomas L. McNary Robert J. Hill James O. Layer

Legion Post 231 to Hold Special Meeting on Property Purchase

Selma McKellar announced a special Blythe-Williams American Legion Post 231 meeting at post headquarters Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The session will sign a contract for property purchase by the Legion.

Selma McKellar Blythe-Williams American Legion Legion

Mardletown City Commission Meeting Recap

Francis Carmody welcomed attendees as Mrs Ramona Griffith provided dinner music. The Note Counts barbershop quartet under Don Wagner directed entertainment. A business session closed the gathering with the next meeting scheduled for October.

Francis Carmody Mardletown Ramona Griffith Don Wagner

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Miami Valley Raymond Dugan Stanley Fry Chalmer Brandenburg Friends and Neighbors Farm Council Donald Hunter National Air Guard Reserves Sampson A. F. B Geneva N. Y Acme Company Alton T. Ross Ft. Belvier Jack Ross Ft. Lewis Washington Ross Tom Rodway Hubert Wallar Oregonia Robert Carroll Ida Fink Franklin Earl Apgar Barbara Curtis Will Ross Lytle William Marstall, Jr Ladd Tri-Hi-Y Club Noretta Emerick Janet Grossnickle Barbara Staats Joyce McDonald Janice Cleasy Mildred Korea Phyllis Bench Germantown Alumni Association George Teedman Elwood Rees Rhea Borchers Maurice Getter Homer Flinspach James Dean Paul Howard Clarence Evans Leo Schaeffer Robert Reason Eugene Althoff Charles O. Reason Donald Ireland Charles Steller Springboro Radio Lab Central Ave Butler DRY Cleaners South Clinton Germantown Robert Rettich Card Club Lorin Kratzer Paul Bell Flinspach Glenn Stiver Mary Martha Amiley Lloyd Lackins Alonzo Libecap Florida Herman Clasen Charles E. Kuch Donald Fleeshel Douglas Gilbert Ernest Kern Giles B. Weise John Loomis Conference of Friends of the Land Luther Edgar Durst Navy Germantown Business and Professional Women’s Club Angela Brixner Petra Lordizabel Philippine Islands Virginia Barker Eleanor Mokesein Alma Albright Florence Kane Kent Oprinkel Ralph Barkalow Shirley Apple Emmanuel Lutheran Church Verry L. Zeck Garden Center Dayton Art Institute Jo Ann Brombaugh Marilyn Rhoades Belinda Steller Sharon Garver Maurice Richard Marianna Suou John Brombaugh Larry Rhoades Ronnie Meyer Esther Wscs Methodist Church George Paine Richard Oblinger Clarence Emey German Township Red Cross South Stanley Byrd John Philpo Bethesda Hospital Jewell Centers Near South Lebanon South Lebanon Carl Shorts Loveland William Titus Marie Shawhan Joey Davis Omar Davis Raymond George Aring Lloyd Thompson Lancaster John Beedle Elihu Revis Aberdeen Corman Crase Fort Meade Harold Gentry Pusan Korea Everett Richardson Army Fort Belevoir Walter A. Simpson USN Whidbey Island Oak Harbor Leonard Amburgy Seaman Smith James Smith Isaac McGeorge Near Soraddale Crow Smith Elbert Gentry Henry Isaacs Avalon Heights Kenneth Simpson James Douglas Simpson Middletown Hospital Anna Shultz Charles Jones Blanchester Robert Whitaker PTA Executive Committee Namon West Ruby Gilbert A. L. Woods Williamsburg Kelly Mosley Hyden Minnie Revis Pashie Noe Robert Noe Orville Bradford Mary Jane Marsene Bradford Luther Michael Sandra Ella Hoff Maineville Morson Bradford Lowell Rapp Near Morrow Allen Rapp Harold Sebecke Douglas Glenn Heaton Mowrytown Bud Lynch Virgil Cole North Main St West Elkton Ohio Dallas, Texas Reserve Life Insurance CO Dept Main St Seite Ira Raines Hubert Moyer Doris Banker R. E. Paullin Orval Hamlin T. J. Dickey W. E. Long David McKeever Paullin al Bolling Pal Spot Insta Restaurant City Bldg Armrel Paving Company, Inc Franklin, Ohio Sohio Linnea U. S. Bureau of Scandards U. S. Bureau of Standards
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