Delta Kappa Gamma Reelects Miss Veda McCray President
Butler County Delta Kappa Gamma wraps its year with a Oxford meeting after breakfast at Gray Gables. Miss Veda McCray, Middle-town High School teacher, is reelected president for two more years. Delegates Hazel Spyker and Margaret Young report on state conven tion. Plans include sending McCray to the national convention in Chicago in August and support for a foreign teacher scholarship program at Ohio State University.
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Butler County
Delta Kappa Gamma
Oxford
Gray Gables
Veda McCray
Middletown
Hazel Spyker
Margaret Young
Miss McCray
Delta
Kappa Gamma
Chicago
United States
Elsa Joranger
Oslo
Norway
Ohio State University
Mabel Eldridge
Amelia Idle
Ruth Irwin
Alma Kennett
Lillian Long
McCray
Florence Powell
Ethel Rena
Ernestine Roudebush
Katherine Roudebush
Clara Sixt
Smucker
Ohio Cosmetologists Association style show attendees travel notes
Travel notes list Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan and others attending the 11th annual style show and clinic of the Ohio Cosmetologists Association at the Rockwood Room of the Hotel Linton. Several locals return from visits to Georgia Florida Houston and Gambier.
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Albert Jordan
Carolyn Mail
Walter J. Smith
The
Ohio Cosmetologists Association
Rockwood Room
Hotel Linton
June 7 Beedle Vows Set At St Pauls Church
Miss Lois Beedle will wed Jim Smith June 7 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. The engagement was announced at a Trenton shower hosted by Mrs Kenneth Warstler and daughter Joan with a news item quiz titled News of Today.
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Lois Beedle
Kenneth Warstler
Joan
Trenton
Ivo Beedle
Jim Smith
Clark Smith
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frances Beedle
Clifford Beedle
al Munchenback
Jerry Fry
Richard Doebler
Earl Baker
Linley Wetzel
Eve Walsh
Ray Shingledecker
Parties Begin For Miss Barbara Duckett
Mrs James Craycraft of Warren Road entertained Friday evening with the first of a series of showers honoring Miss Barbara Duckett bride elect of Ray H Craycraft. The lace and silver table was centered with green and white wedding bells and streamers and was surrounded by gifts. During the evening games were played and later refreshments served.
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James Craycraft
Warren Rd
Barbara Duckett
Ray H. Craycraft
Two Martha Jane Shepherds Are Honored Sunday
Mrs. Martha Jane Shepherd turned 90 yesterday and Miss Martha Jane Shepherd reached 20 on the same day, celebrated at a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shepherd of Pearl Street with spring flowers, two birthday cakes, pastel streamers, and many relatives in attendance.
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Martha Jane Shepherd
Douglas Shepherd
Pearl St
Faculty Enjoys Party Saturday at Eaton Manor
The William Taft School faculty held a Saturday event starting with a smorgasbord dinner at Eaton Manor in Hamilton followed by an evening of canasta at the home of David Bonner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kramer, Miss Bertha Easton, Mrs. Helen Hawks, Mrs. Mildred Nicklas, Miss Loree Hagen, Mrs. Erma Robertson, Miss Agnes Bechtel, Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Miss Lillian Eaton, Miss Birgie Browning, Miss Florence Everhart, Miss Bess Harb, Miss Bess Mitchell and Mr. Bonner.
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William Taft School
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
David Bonner
Ross Kramer
Bertha Easton
Helen Hawks
Mildred Nicklas
Loree Hagen
Erma Robertson
Agnes Bechtel
Ruth Boyer
Lillian Eaton
Birgie Browning
Florence Everhart
Bess Harb
Bess Mitchell
Bonner
Couple Exchanges Vows Saturday Night
In a quiet ceremony Saturday evening Mrs Lettie Jane Dunn and Oscar Milton Hale exchanged marriage vows. Lammie Bailey justice of the peace read the single ring service. Attending were Mrs M Hollon and Mrs Walter Schaff. The bride wore a navy suit with red and white rose corsage. The couple will reside at 3222 Yankee Rd. Hale Lumber Co. owner-operator Mr Hale.
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Lettie Jane Dunn
Oscar Milton Hale
Lammie Bailey
M. Hollon
Walter Schaff
Yankee Rd
Hale
Hale Lumber Co
Miss Alexander Feted At Shower
Jacqueline Alexander bride elect of Cpl. Robert Parks is honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Broughton. Guests include numerous family and friends from Lebanon Cincinnati Ashland and Franklin as games prize winners are announced. The couple plans a June 7 wedding at First Church of Christ.
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Jacqueline Alexander
Robert Parks
Donald Broughton
Route 25
Alexander
Bonnie Tannreather
Meredith Acra
Frank Jenkins
Joseph Reichert
Cincinnati
John Alexander
Audrey Alexander
Lebanon
Stephen Kicos
Franklin
Guy Stobek
Ashland
William Daly
Leslie Dennis
Donna Dennis
George Tatman
John Knight
Luella Alexander
Thomas Ortman
Mabel McGraw
Lela Craft
Roy Parks
William Parks
Luther Dietz
Elbert Tannreuther
Black Amyx
Charles McCrea
John Littlejohn
Harry B. Hunt
Malcolm Alexander
First Church of Christ
Miss Moorman Elected Treasurer at OSU Browning Society
Miss Rosemarie Moorman daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Moorman of Germantown Rd was elected treasurer of the Browning Dramatic Society at Ohio State University Other officers elected were Miss Beverly Cross Columbus president Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer Kenton vice president and Miss Darlene Wagner Columbus secretary The Browning Society which each spring presents a Shakespearean play on campus is the oldest dramatic society at OSU.
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Rosemarie Moorman
E. B Moorman
Germantown Rd
Browning Dramatic Society
Ohio State University
Beverly Cross
Columbus
Marjorie Pfeiffer Kenton
Darlene Wagner
Browning Society
Social Entertains Past Councilors Hosts and Winners
Julia T. Both and past councilors were hosted by Mrs. Harry Richardson Sr Mrs J Turlakis and Mrs Arthur Richardson for a weekend social. Prizes went to Mrs Ira Sickle Mrs Harry Richardson Mrs Mack Lawill Mrs Lucien Jones and Mrs R Binnix. Officers to be elected at the next meeting marking the group's anniversary with Mrs Nelson Smith as hostess and Mrs Allen Gravenstein and Mrs Lawill assisting.
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Julia T
Harry Richardson
J. Turlakis
Arthur Richardson
Ira Sickle
Mack Lawill
Lucien Jones
R. Binnix
Nelson Smith
Columbia Ave
Allen Gravenstein
Lawill
Hamilton Sees 11-Car Crash Cause Major Damage
In Hamilton a Sunday afternoon crash damaged 11 cars and two parking meters, totaling about 1565 dollars. Restaurant owner John Ahriche of Cincinnati, after losing control on Second Street, struck seven parked vehicles in one line and hit another moving car and two more parked autos on the opposite side. Police filed no charges.
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Hamilton
John Ahriche
Cincinnati
Second St
Altride
Delegates Named as Taft Ike Republicans Lead
The Taft and Eisenhower camp hold a state convention naming 12 delegates while Tennessee’s Eighth District GOP selects the state’s 20th and final delegate. Through today Republicans have chosen more than half of 1,205 national convention delegates, Democrats slightly more than one third of 1,230. Saturday’s eight-state tally shows Taft 266 and Eisenhower 233 with minor contenders, while Harriman leads Democrats with 92 to Kefauver 73 and Russell 37. Humphrey gains momentum in Minnesota as the primary nears. Russell, in Florida, opposes any compulsory fair employment practices plank, a point Kefauver supports if adopted by the convention. Taft touts air power as essential to peace during a Cincinnati Ohio broadcast. Humphrey continues advancing as a Democratic hopeful after winning 23 Minnesota delegates.
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Licans
Tennessee
Associated Press
Taft
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Earl Warren
California
Douglas MacArthur
W. Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
Richard Russell
Georgia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kerr
Sen
Russell
Florida
Kefauver
Tampa
FEPC
South
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Humphrey
Tru
Methodists May Decide New Organization Today
In San Francisco the General Conference weighs reforms from an eight year study on local church organization. A key plan calls for an official board, four commissions, and a quarterly conference as the control body, with debate over broader restructuring and a coordinating council for the whole church.
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Steven V. David
San Francisco
Methodist General Conference
Costen J. Harrell
Charlotte
N.C
Coordinating Council
Ralph W. Sockman
New York
Bold Dog Theft Attempt Reported By Owner
Walter Shafer of 110 Burton Road reported a man in a large good looking car tried to abduct his dog last night. The would be thief stopped in front of the house, told Shafer he was stealing the dog, then released it and drove away.
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Walter Shafer
Burton Rd
Shafer
Franklin Man Released On Bond After Cab Fare Arrest
Kyle Nelson Wolfe, 28, of Union Rd in Franklin, was released on bond after an arrest for failing to pay a cab fare. His case was set for 4 p.m. in Franklin Municipal Court before Judge J. T. Riley. The arrest occurred at 10:30 a.m. on East Fourth St on a warrant from a West Carrollton cabdriver.
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Franklin
Kyle Nelson Wolfe
Union Rd
Franklin Municipal Court
J. T. Riley
East Fourth St
West Carrollton
Leader hints at 1948 run after Truman debate
In a radio interview the man stated he had no White House ambitions, then suggested he could run himself if Truman does not seek reelection, signaling potential candidacy despite previously backing Truman.
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Truman
White House
Israelis May Ban Argentine Beef Over Kosher Rules
In Jerusalem a 3,000 ton shipment of beef from Argentina could be banned from Israeli menus if not supervised by rabbinical authorities. The chief rabbinate says the meat lacks proper kosher handling, and the Ministry of Trade must decide whether to enforce strict Jewish religious laws against its use.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Argentina
Ministry of Trade
New Parliament Convenes In Iran
Iran’s Majlis, the 17th parliament, opened with 76 of 136 seats filled as voting continued. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi delivered a 414 minute speech urging higher living standards for peasants and workers and development of nationalized oil. The session elected a temporary president and credentials committee, then recessed until May 8.
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Tehran
Iran
Majlis
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Apaches Losing Touch With Past
Mescalero elder Dan Nicholas recalls that younger generations at Mescalero are adopting white ways and forgetting ancient customs. He notes only a few singers remain who remember old chants and ceremonies as boys resist learning the traditional dances.
May 22 Date For New College Draft Tests
Students unable to take the December 1951 or April 1952 college qualification tests may sit the May 22 session. J Wylie Mitchell, chairman of Local Draft Board 10, announced applications are available at the local board and must be mailed by May 10.
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J. Wylie Mitchell
Draft Board 10
Incal Board
Cottage prayer service at Rock Lane home
On Wednesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Allen Walters hosts cottage prayer services at 19 Rock Lane Franklin. Geraldine Huffman leads. a duet by Mrs. Ethel Woolfe and Mrs. Mary Woolfe will be performed. sponsored by Mrs. Berha Perkins.
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Allen Walters
Rock Lane
Franklin
Geraldine Huffman
Ethel Woolfe
Mary Woolfe
Berha Perkins
Warstler Wins Recording Secretary Post At Wilmington College
Miss Joan Warstler of Trenton daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Warstler was elected recording secretary of Delta Omega Theta msbhlid at Wilmington College last week.
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Joan Warstler
Kenneth Warstler
Trenton
Delta Omega Theta Msbhlid
Wilmington College
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Malcolm Reed
Grand Ave
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Judy Feisendorff
Gerry Simmons
Cleveland Heights
Z. W. Ranck
S. H. Reed
Alameda
Bradenton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ceci
Superior Ave
Jeri
Kenyon College
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Roberta Hendrix
Galveston
Edna Cramer
Tytus Ave
Douglas Craycraft
Domothing
Norris
First Ave
Music Store
Miss Duckett
Martha Jane
Clarence Shepherd
Clifford Lawson, Jr
Jenny Lynn
Larry
Dorsey Shepherd
Paul Shepherd
Sharon Marie
Jessie Thompson
Johnny
Mildred Wills
Linda
Barbara
Judy Shepherd
Mary Lou Shepherd
Gai' Shepherd
Sheperd
Miss Alexander
Miss Moorman
Osu
Social
Church
Cabbie
Crawford
National Research Council
Wonder Bread
Tal Health
Continental Baking Company, Inc
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