Methodist Circles Convene Friday
Friday afternoon circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met in members homes for monthly sessions. Circle 1 hosted a covered dish dinner with 20 members, devotions by Mrs. Sol Schneider, and a business meeting led by Mrs. Allison Young. Circle 3 met with 23 members, two guests, and heard a book review by Mrs. Stein, with plans for May discussed. Circle 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 featured devotions, varied programs on missions, Europe trip talks, and refreshments, with announcements for upcoming events and May meetings. several new members welcomed. The circle members shared Scripture lessons, mission talks, and social hours at multiple host homes across the day.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sarah
Circle 1
Arthur Foutz
North Sutphin St
Arthur Morrison
R. Russell
Sol Schneider
Allison Young
Circle 3
Dan Murphy
Santa Fe Rd
W. F. Stein
Marjorie Vorhis
Ralph Rettig
Murh
Wallace Frayer
Stein
Jonathon Fisher
Maine
Mary Ellen Chase
William Snider
Circle 4
Merritt A. Gambill
Grand Ave
C. R. Clark
G. K Berkey
D. D. Dear
W. E. Klopp
Europe
James Roberts
Louis Skimming
Harvey Augsburger
James Grimes
T. A. Morris
Snyder
John W. Martin
J. C. Thompson
Circle 6
Sylivester Shetter
Kenwood
8. N. Holstein
Roland Heller
Edward Schatz
J. T. Orr
Lee Chamberlain
Eston Riggs
J. R. Hain
Cleveland
Circle 7
M. L. Hackney
Kenwood Dr
George E. Schueller
Rabbi Liebeman
E. Oglesby
John Hamm
Charles Wolfe
E. S. Land
14Th Ave
Circle 8
Walter Sheffer
J. J. Canfield
Hartzell
East Africa
Near East
O. E. Ridenour
Christine Butler
India
Walter Johnson
Mother Church of Methodism
Land
A. M. Snyder
John Bendure
Guiding Star Class Meets At South Main Home
Guiding Star Class of the Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs. R. A. Heck's home on South Main Street with 18 members present. After a brief business session a party honored the teacher Mrs. Earl Moore. Hostess and assistants served a delicious lunch to close the evening.
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R. Heck
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
R. A. Heck
South Main St
Earl Moore
Chamber of Commerce names two Ohio directors
Washington AP reports Chauncey I. Weaver of Springfield and Stanley C. Allyn of Dayton were elected to the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors in a mail ballot.
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Washington
Chauncey I. Weaver
Springfield
Stanley C. Allyn
Dayton
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Hampel
Miss Eileen Hampel bride elect of Robert L. Toerner received a miscellaneous shower in Hamilton hosted by Miss Rose Toerner and Miss Mary Toerner. Guests enjoyed decorated gifts, games with prizes, and a late buffet lunch for a long list of relatives and friends.
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Rose Toerner
Mary Toerner
Hamilton
Eileen Hampel
Robert L. Toerner
Carl Hehl
Anthony Hampel
Miss Hampel
Cleo Malinski
Ed Toerner Sr
Ed Toerner Jr
Magdelene Toerner
Lucille Toerner
John Toerner
al Hampel
Ford Vogt
Daniel Imfeld Jr
Roy Crawford
Shirley Childs
Helen Leusing
Barbara Hehl
Betty Toerner
Ann Toerner
Kathey Toerner
Leonard Rehearsal Dinner Hosts Before Lebanon Wedding
Mr and Mrs Robert Leonard hosted a rehearsal dinner at Winona Drive for the bridal party of their niece Miss Reva Campbell and James Cochran. The wedding is set for 7 30 pm at the Presbyterian Church in Lebanon with guests including Mr and Mrs J M Campbell Mrs Elvira Cochran Davis Mark Whitacre Donald Cochran the Rev J L McHenry the couple and hosts.
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Robert Leonard
Winona Dr
Reva Campbell
James Cochran
Presbyterian Church In
Lebanon
J. M. Campbell
Elvira Cochran
Davis
Mark Whitacre
Donald Cochran
J. L. McHenry
Party Arranged By Mrs. G. Lewis For Mrs. Shaw
Last evening a party was arranged for Mrs. John F. Shaw and her son Jack of Enfield Conn by Mrs. Gertrude Lewis of Crawford Street. Mrs. Shaw is guest of her mother Mrs. Mary Kunz of Yankee Road. Mrs. Shaw shared slides from a Havana cruise. Refreshments followed for a group including Mr. and Mrs. William Ditmyer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reed and several Kunz and Weishaar family members.
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John F. Shaw
Jack
Enfield
Conn
Gertrude Lewis
Crawford St
Shaw
Mary Kunz
Yankee Rd
Havana
William Ditmyer
Gordon Reed
Helen Dickerson
Edna Swaim
Robert Weishaar
Ada Weishaar
Helen Weishaar
Edith Kunz
Thomas Reed
Lewis
Tax burden warned by Rep Brown at Lafayette College
Rep Clarence J. Brown of Ohio warned a Lafayette College audience that unless trends reverse, U S workers may pay 40 to 50 percent of their pay in taxes. He said the United States has already gone far down the road of excessive taxation and debt.
Funeral services for Harry H Goldstein in Cleveland
Funeral services are set for Harry H Goldstein 53 mid eastern divisional manager Paramount Film Distributing Corp who died of a heart attack yesterday at his Cleveland office. Burial will be in New York with arrangements announced locally.
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Cleveland
Harry H. Goldstein
Paramount Film Distributing Corporation
New York
Saturday Television Guide Listings by Station
TV schedule fragment lists WLW T WCPO and WHIO channels with film cartoons drama variety and late night programs including Midwestern Hayride Wrestling Buck Rogers Cavalcade of Stars and Look Who's Here among others for Saturday programming and sign offs.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Bill Dawes
Dave Albritton
Bucklers
Canine Breed Crossword Clues
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including canine breed related terms and definitions such as depictions, smells, light touches, sea eagles, railroads, and ancient Memphis chief god among others, with intersecting hints for crosswords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Memphis
Puzzle Clue Answers Reflect Diverse Word Puzzle Theme
The submission lists a sequence of crossword style clues with numeric indices and hints including idolizes, Chickens, Chief god of the Eddas, lampreys, swellings, expire, horse, fiber knots, beginner, musical note, area measure, French article animals, transact, folding, wicked.
State Finals Held Today in Ohio High School Speech League
Students from Class A and B schools perform one act plays at Ohio State University for the two day state finals in drama poetry reading and radio announcing. Lorain-Clearview won top honors in county league division with Poor Maddalena first and a superior rating.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Lorain-Clearview
Maddalena
Amsden- Jackson-Liberty High School
Fredericksburg
Neighbors Plant Spring Crops at Barton's Grand Rapids Farm
Forty neighbors will plant the spring crop at Edward Barton’s Grand Rapids farm today. Barton, hospitalized in Toledo for six weeks with a broken leg, had worried about the planting until friends volunteered yesterday.
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Toledo, O
Edward Barton
Grand Rapids, O
Barton
Optimists Hear Municipal Judge at Noon Meeting
Judge Alton H. Combs explained Ohio's 39 municipal courts and noted each operates differently. He outlined clerk duties and said collecting fines and issuing warrants are the two key tasks. Program chairman was L. Rossi.
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Optimist Club
Yesy
Alton H. Combs
Ohio
L. Rossi
Fate of Plane Raises War Occupation Search
The missing aircrew may have crashed eight miles inland from Odawara, off course from its coast crossing. An intensive search followed with Flying Fortresses, observation planes, helicopters, nine search teams and local police and villagers involved. The incident could rank as the second worst in the occupation, after a May 29 1947 transport crash killed 41 near Korea.
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Air Force
Odawara
Japan
Korea
Loot 1757 In Break-In At Hamilton
Burglars broke into the Erie Night club at 1325 Grand Blvd and the Ant proprietors home late Thursday night. Loot totaled 757 with 100 silver dollars and a watch valued at 75. Additional cash, a tax stamp fund, and items from a closet and an envelope were taken. Police investigated led by Detective George Van Lieu and Patrolman Phillip Baker.
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Hamilton
Erie
Grand Bivd
Aetaea
Ray Ant. Prietors
Bowment
Uhi
George van Lieu
Phillip Baker
Missing Watch Recovered After Thefts Reported
Detectives recovered a $115 wristwatch and said charges likely would be filed today against a 60 year old man. Harold King of 3117 Mulberry reported the theft. The watch was taken at the City Hotel last Saturday and later sold. Detectives John Fitgerald and Roy Crout made the recovery.
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Harold King
Mulberry 5
Excello
City Hotel
John Fitgerald
Roy Crout
Woman injured in knife game labeled dangerous stunt
Police described a so called game "you slice and Tl duck" as the cause of a woman's injury early today. Frances Briggs, 25, of 1203 Sycamore Street, sustained a cut on the left side requiring eight stitches. She was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Frances Briggs
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Probers Defer Committee Testimony On Allegations
Probers defer the committee hearing under oath as they await further response. The subject denies being a Communist and rejects charges of aiding the Communist cause. Lattimore is scheduled to return next week to formally reply to the accusations. Judge Oscar R. Lesser will be on sick leave for about a month and Judge Fred B. Cramer will preside during hearings in Middletown Juvenile Court in his absence.
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McCarthy
Russia
Apy
Lattimore
Butlent
Oscar R. Lesser
Butlers County
Middletown
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Church of God Tabernacle Sunday programs schedule
Sunday school meets at 9 45 am with a devotional by Luther Banka, superintendent. The Rev C T Walters delivers the sermon at 10 44 am. Young people services at 4 43 pm followed by evangelistic service at 7 45 pm. Weekly prayer service at 7 3 pm Wednesday.
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Luther Banka
C. T. Walters
Kings Mills Baptist Sunday Schedule Published
Kings Mills Baptist Church announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 am worship at 10 45 am and evening service at 7 30 pm. Prayer and Bible study follow at 7 38 pm Tuesday activities listed as well.
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Manford McGuffey
Perintendent
Ian
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Service Notice
The Blue Ball Presbyterian Church School opens at 10 am and the 11 am service features Reverend Byron H Spargue delivering the sermon titled The Grace of God.
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Byron H Spargue
God
New Era Baptist Sunday School Convenes With Sermon
New Era Baptist holds Sunday school at 2:15 am led by Oliver Smith superintendent for the lesson Amos Attack's Social Injustice. A 1:46 am worship service follows with deacons, Gospel Chorus, and junior choir. Rev. Joseph Pate delivers the sermon. evening services at 7:96 pm.
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Oliver Smith
Amos Attack
Joseph Pate
Philips Chapel C M E Tem perance sermon and services
At Philips Chapel C M E a 9 45 a m lesson on temperance is planned with an 1045 a m sermon by Rev M H Hayes and a 7 p m service led by Rev G C Glenn of Cincinnati. Dinner will be served in the dining room and services continue through Friday.
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M. H. Hayes
G. C. Glenn
Cincinnati
Radio Programs Well-Being and Crumpets Schedule
The listing shows a radio slate with Well-ine at six, followed by 6:00 Voice of Enquirer and 6:30 Midwestern Hayride Tea and Crumpets.
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Voice of Enquirer
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
Radio listings show programs through late night including Midwestern Hayride You Heard It Before Jean Shepherd News and Truth or Consequences. Notable guests include Woodard Excelsior Handica Philharmonic, Judy Canova, Grand O Opry, and Miss Parade coverage. special segments feature Sym. Organ Moods and Journey Into Melody with varied music and entertainment across stations.
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Peg Rosing
Methodist
Ross Snyder
Linden Ave
Circle 5
Myrle H. Dennis
Norman Dole
William P. Shirver
Elmo Lingre
Bural Homes
Melampy
Reynolds Ave
the Little Theatre
Eileen
Roosevelt JR. High Sonite
Hampel
Leonards
Bove
Carol Litter
Bettsville
Jerald Baker
Mary Weddell
Shreve
Probers
Church of God Tabernacle
Kings Mills Baptist
Blue Ball Presbyterian
Jane Doe
Miamiehare
Saby Gail Russell
Song of
Bob Baker
Courage of the West
Sat. G Sun
Ernie Weaver
Piaturing
Lonesome Pine Boys
Village Gardens
New Era Baptist
Randolph Scott
THE
Blondie
Paramount
RED Skelton
Vellow
MAM
Gloria DE Haven
Walter, Slezak, Edward Arnold , James Gleason
Lotey
Tomora Prn
Gat Scouts of the
United States of America
Tarregina
Rom Technicolor
Ande
WKRC
Jean Shepherd
News
Woodard
Excelsior Handica Philharmonic Ore
Dennis Day
MGM
MGM Theater
Hollywood Byline
Young Love Vaughn Monroe
Judy Canova
Grand O Opry
Gene Autry the Goldbergs
Peter Grant
Orc
Gang
Buster
Myst
RADIO
Tytus
Lombardoland
USA
Wrra
Boy Scouts
Wright Family Capitol Reports
Sym
Rayburn & Finch
Rayburn
Finch
Jean Shepherd Et
Oreh
Tutus Ave
Darling
Gary
RT. Fea
Trenton RD
P. S
Red Ryder
Victor McLaglen
Beautiful Blonde
Autry Eet
Our
Moroc Tamiroff Windsor
John Litel
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