Social Bridge Afternoon and Local Notes in Middletown
Mrs. James Martin hosted a bridge club with Mrs. Terry as guest of honor and fellow members including Mrs. George Freeman and Mrs. John Hodges Drake. Visits, anniversaries, and travel updates fill the Middletown social page with Mrs. Sherman Perry in Washington and Tobitts heading to Ponte Vedra. A Betty Mae Click birthday event and family celebrations close the column with local names and small gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
South Sutphin St
Terry
Middletown
George Freeman
John Hodges Drake
Percival Johnson
Wallace Chamberlain
David Cox
M. M. Huntzinger
R. J. Murback
C. A. Arend
J. R. Hensey, Jr
Howard Huffman
Jeanette Cmehil Honored At Lafayette Gay Shower
Miss Jeanette Cmehil bride elect of Reharid Shibley was guest of honor at a private shower hosted by Mrs. John Soppanish in Lafayette. Guests enjoyed games with prizes to named attendees, and a luncheon for 50 followed. The wedding is planned for May 20 at St. John's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frisbie
Orchard St
Junie McMahon
McMahon
Columbus
Jeanette Cmehil
Shibley
John Soppanish
Lafayette
Frank Kaufman
Fred Slezak
Peter Fisher
Louis Gaston
Stephen Settich
Frank Fisher
R. Schibert
Catherine Polakovich
Helen Mandzak
Helen Clutch
St. John’s Church
New Officers Elected by Armco Girls Association
Newly elected Armco Girls Association officers take office for the coming year. President Miss Marilyn Cronk begins her second term with Vice President Miss Betty Osborn and Secretary Miss Betty Hees. Apta Far es, Miss Evelyn Day chairs the finance committee with Mrs. Vera Shaffer, Miss Maude Wilson, and Mrs. Atha Pegg. The group will help with the Armco outing at LeSourdsville, run a winter square dancing project, plan a Christmas event, and hold the spring banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Girls Association
Marilyn Cronk
Betty Osborn
Betty Hees
Magceline Fares
Mrs Day Hosts Newcomer's Club Welcome Wagon
The Newcomer's Club met at Mrs. R. E. Day's Harri son Street home last evening. After a busy session canasta games awarded prizes to six members. A buffet lunch followed. Next meeting set for Mrs. F. Moorman's Garfield Street residence. Then a note on patching a worn sports jacket with leather or suede patches by a shoe repair shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Moorman
Garfield St
Luncheon Towel Shower Honors Rose Marie Piedel
An unusual luncheon and towel shower honored bride-elect Rose Marie Piedel at the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building. After lunch, towels with verse for each day of the week were presented to the guest of honor amid a small gathering including Mrs. Gordon Bedford and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosearne Piedel
Middletown
Scholarships Awarded In Middletown Students
Winners in a local scholarship contest were announced today by emplyn P. Maffett president. Kenneth Fielders a Franklin High senior won the $100 scholarship. Catherine Hillard Middletown High senior won the $50 award. Maffett said the second annual contest was conducted Saturday and open to Middletown seniors and nearby communities. Scholarships may be used in June or September.
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Middletown Business Oe
Middletown
Bishop Rehring Assumes Duties at Cincinnati Archdiocese
In Cincinnati AP dispatch Bishop George J. Rehring arrived from Ireland and took over as administrator and proctor until a new archbishop is named. He officiated at the transfer of Archbishop McNicholas’ body to St Monica Cathedral and the pontifical requiem mass is set for tomorrow as thousands file past the late prelate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George J. Rehring
Archdiocese of
Bief
John T. McNicholas
Rehring
Ireland
Rome
Pius XII
Behring
McNicholas
St. Monica Cathedral
White Shriners to Meet Thursday in Middletown
Middletown Shrine No. 25 of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold its bi monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple Mrs William Amburgey is chairman of the refreshment committee A note mentions Formosa natives using a black substance from burning oily nuts for tattooing, as reported in the same source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
William Amburgey
Formosa
Beta Zeta Chapter Formed At Ceremony
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority formed a sister chapter at a candle light service at Colony Restaurant. Six members were pledged including Mrs Griggs and Miss Knox. Temporary officers named with Griggs as president and other positions. A jeweled pin ceremony and group photo for Jonquil followed a formal dinner.
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Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Colony
Aymond Nicholas
Roger Dillman
Gene Popper
Kay Bailey
John Griggs
Barbara Knox
Mary Ann Roof
Joan Meeker
Ramona Tabor
Paul Davis
Marie Aldridge
Griggs
Bailey
Davis
Miss Knox
Miss Tabor
Meeker
Miss Roof
Nicholas
Samuel Wood
Hayden Tobias
Jonquil
Buckeye Boys State Applications Sent To Schools
Application blanks for delegates to the 1950 Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry, June 10 to 17, have been sent to Middletown Wayne Monroe and Trenton high schools. William Kent, president of the American Legion Boys State Committee, announced today. Blanks expected back by early next week. Sixteen Middletown boys, two from Monroe, and one each from Wayne and Trenton will attend. Four sponsors remain to be procured for delegates.
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Buckeye
Camp Perry
Middletown
Ayne
Monroe
Trenton
William Kent
American le
Kent
Wayne
Women Republicans Hear Candidates at Dayton YMCA
The Women’s Republican Club met at the YMCA and heard Paul Schenck of Dayton seeking the Third District congressman nomination, and Edith K. Robinson seeking the statewide central committee nomination. Middletown candidates James Sexton Ray Brown Segasta Wilson Robert Miles Eugene Danner and Herbert Miller also attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Republican Club
YMCA
Paul Schenck
Dayton
Edith K. Robinson
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Middletown
James Sexton
Ray Brown
Segasta Wilson
Robert Miles
Eugene Danner
Herbert Miller
Election Planned by Jefferson School PTA Meeting
Jefferson School Parent Teachers Association plans its yearly officer election. Rev. S Hughes Garvin pastor of the Church of Ascension will speak on Schools and Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School Parent Teachers Association
S. Hughes Garvin
Church of Ascension
Personal Shower For Miss Cheney Honors Miss Es her Chaney
Miss Anna Margaret Wright and Miss Carolyn Roush hosted a stylish personal shower at a Marshal Road home for Miss Esther Cheney bride elect of Fred R. Johnson. Canasta prizes went to Miss Cheney, Miss Shirley Kurth, and Miss Mary Johnson. gifts were opened before a luncheon as guests including Mrs. Cynthia McDowell and Mrs. George Wright attended.
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Anna Margaret Wright
Carolyn Roush
Marshal Rd
Esther Aney
Chaney
Fred R. Johnson
Miss Chaney
Shirley Kurth
Mary Johnson
Tee Off Luncheon Held at Blair's Restaurant
Ladies of Wildwood hosted a tee off luncheon at Blair's Restaurant with green streamers on tables and place cards. John Ross Store showcased spring golf apparel. Plans for the year were set, including the first Ladies Day on May 9 chaired by Mrs Myron Sanderson and assisted by Mrs Ed Westfell. Mrs E R Coker invites new members to contact her.
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Ladies of Wildwood
Blair
John Ross
Myron Sanderson
Ed Westfell
E. R. Coker
Women Bible Class Meeting and Young Women’s Society Gatherings
The United Presbyterian Women’s Bible Class will meet with Mrs. William Randell at 1212 Yankee Rd Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p m. The Young Women’s Society of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church holds its monthly meeting Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Joseph Stein’s home 4108 Grand Ave. Perky Kaffee Klatsch will.
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Women's Bible Class
The
United Presbyterian
William Randell
Yankee Rd
Young Women's Society of St. Paul &Evangelical and Reformed Church
Joseph Stein
Grand Ave
Meeting at Mrs Culock's home on 1100 Madison Street
A meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 27 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Stephen Culock located at 1100 Madison Street. The notice invites attendees to gather for the planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Culock
Madison St
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Fred A. Tobitt
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Vernon Ellison
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Betty Mae
Miss Click
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Ernest Lyons
W. C. Lyons
Robert C. Lyons
Silver Link Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta Ll
Ed Busby
Ockley
Mayflower Past Councilors Association
James Thacker
Grove St
Hotel Biltmore
Johnston's
Crawford
Ryn TR
Brandenburg Furs
Butler County
O. Clinton ST
DIAL
U 5S
William Miller
King Feateres, Inc
Rose Marie Piedel
Bishop Rehring
White Shriners
Beta Zeta Chapter
United States
Wilson
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Miss Cheney
Blair's
Perky
Kaffee Klatsch Will
Cambridge Woolen Co
Ben Lingenfelter
Mens Shop
Coors
Ralston
Paint Store, Inc
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Denier
Brassieres of
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Walt Disney Banks
W. T. Grant CO
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