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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1948

Page

11

Local Man Weds Clevelander in May Engagement

Cleveland couple Mr and Mrs Irving Hoban Putnam announce the engagement of Virginia Mary Putnam to Robert Hale Perry son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Perry. Virginia is a Hathaway Brown graduate and Junior League member. Perry is an Air Corps veteran and Armco Steel employee. The wedding is set for Saturday May 22.

Irving Hoban Putnam Cleveland Virginia Mary Robert Hale Perry Sherman Perry Stanley St Miss Putnam Hathaway-Brown School Shaker Heights Colby Junior College New Hampshire Stuart School Boston Junior League of Cleveland Middletown High School Miami University Air Corps Armco Steel Corporation Chicago

Successful Card Party At St John’s School Basement

Over one hundred fun seekers gathered in the basement of St. John’s school last evening for several hours of games. Many prizes were won by lucky players and refreshments were served at the close.

St. John’s School

Births at Hospital Reported in Franklin

Mr and Mrs James Stern Franklin welcome a boy on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Coyle Franklin welcome a boy on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wilson 1209 Grove St welcome a boy on Wednesday.

James Stern Franklin Leonard Coyle Wilbur Wilson Grove St

Local piano students win audition honors

Mrs. C J Hughes announces 47 piano players achieved Guild tests with two diploma winners Dorothy Pomeroy and George Skillman. Seventeen joined National honor roll. district and local winners listed include Peggy Mann, Marilyn Turner, Miriam Rontio, Joann Woodrey, Shirley Maxwell, and Charles Moore among others.

C. J. Hughes Middletown National Guild of Piano Teachers Dorothy Pomeroy George Skillman Pat Lockard Elaine Schlup Joan Kidd Margot LeRoy Carolyn Cribbs Nita Lou Ellison Beth MacKinnon Margaret Anne Weikel Leslie Gene Slye Shelby Anne Welte Janice James Beulah Jean Squires Robberta Edna Robinson Marilyn Graham Gene Phillips Peggy Mann Marilyn Turner Miriam Rontio Joann Woodrey Shirley Maxwell Charles Moore Nancy Berkey Shirley Armitage Jeannette B. Sechrist Robin Velte Carol

Piano Recital This Sunday By Wilhelmina McLane Group

Wilhelmina McLane will present students from the Junior High and Senior High School groups in a piano recital Sunday afternoon May 2 at 3 30 p m. Open to the public the program features Arnold Amburgey Carol Cheney Barbara Ecelston Gwynne Sue Finkleman Beatrice Getz Dorothy Glass Gloria Glass Alice Guernsey Veda Haven Patty Kauffman Jeri Lipton June Ann Martin Florence Mehl Gretchen Minnich Hugh Moore Charles Revelos Dolores Revelos Joyce Sandlin Trudy Scott Barbara Swango and Forrest Swango.

Wilhelmina McLane Arnold Amburgey Carol Cheney Barbara Ecelston Gwynne Sue Finkleman Beatrice Getz Dorothy Glass Gloria Glass Alice Guernsey Veda Haven Patty Kauffman Jeri Lipton June Ann Martin Florence Mehl Gretchen Minnich

Local Society Notes Reach Across Towns and States

Mrs Mayme Skidmore is confined to St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Mrs B Y Spare former Middletownian guest speaker for Middletown Federation of Women s Clubs stayed with Mr and Mrs Cecil Kindred then returned to Harrison Ohio. Mrs Henrietta Sims Ellsworth will visit from Wellsley Mass to Middletown friends for an indefinite time. she was a World War I nurse. Mr and Mrs Jack Siegfried and family returned home after funeral services for Sgt Richard C Mace killed in France during the Normandy invasion. burial was at Pendleton Cemetery Pendleton Ind where his father was buried weeks earlier.

B. Y. Spare Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs Cecil Kindred Superior Ave Spare Harrison, O Henrietta Sims Ellsworth Wellsley Mass Jack Siegfried Franklin St Siegfried Sgt Richard C. Mace France Normandy American Legion Sergeant Mace Pendleton Cemetery Pendleton Ind

Clemons Hoerst Vows Spoken in Newport Presbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs Archie Clemons of Trenton announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte to Frank Hoerst Jr of West Chester. The ceremony occurred Thursday April 15 at the Newport Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with pearls and an orchid corsage. Attendants Lenora Brown and Clifford Schenck wore green crepe and white carnations. Charlotte is a Trenton High School graduate employed by Crystal Waxing Company. Frank is Monroe High School graduate employed by Avalon Dairy. They reside on Tytus Ave.

Archie Clemons Trenton Charlotte Frank Hoerst West Chester Presbyterian Newport Lenora Brown Clifford Schenck Miss Brown Trenton High School Crystal Waxing Company Monroe High School Avalon Dairy Tytus Ave

Home Builders Class Convenes At Root Home

The monthly Home Builders class of the Church of the Brethren met at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Root in Grove Street. After devotions a program and contests were held with prizes to Mrs. Ralph Evans Rev C W Warstler and Paul Martin. Closing guests included Rev and Mrs C W Warstler and several couples.

Church of the Brethren Carl Root Grove St Ralph Evans C. W. Warstler Paul Martin Lloyd Fisher

Thimble Club Meets at Mrs. Palmer Home in May Event

Thimble Club gathered at Mrs. Herman Palmer's house at 1108 Lafayette Ave for sewing and games. Prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Wilson Mrs. Vernon Burgess and Mrs. Samuel Redding. Lunch followed for members including Mrs. Gene Forney and the hostess. The next meeting will be May 12 at Mrs. Redding's home, 1106 Lafayette Ave.

Thimble Club Herman Palmer Lafayette Ave Ralph Wilson Vernon Burgess Samuel Redding Gene Forney Marvin Carpenter Wilson Burgess Redding

Girls Beta Psi Sorority April Party Lights Up Club Scene

The Girls Club hosted Phi Beta Psi sisters for an April party with spring pastel decor and blooms. Traveling prizes went to Mrs. Robert Roberts and Mrs. J. O'Donnell. pot plant consolation prizes matched the floral theme. Top bridge honors were shared by a long list of members, while Miss Clara Mae Yorgen led the organizing committee with several assistants.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Robert Roberts J. O'Donnell S. G. Shetter Walter Bender Paul Ruth Charles Black Ann Chenoweth Paul Crane

Temple Choir Hosts Buffet Supper At Leary Home

The Rev and Mrs Leary entertained members of Temple Choir with wives and husbands at South Broad Street. After a short rehearsal the group enjoyed a musical themed buffet. Prizes were won in contests as Lynnda Lavey greeted guests at the door.

Kenneth S. Leary Temple Choir South Broad St Leary Lynnda Kay Leavey Charles Palmer Samuel Lapham Ruth Dredge Herbert Frantz Lois Walke Herschel Day Carl Davis C. A. Hagan George M. Flynn Learey Esther Hoover Phillips

Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Janet Roehll

Miss Janet Roehll, bride-elect of June 12, hosted a spring themed shower at Mrs. William Jones’s Euclid Avenue home in Middletown. Thirty-six guests attended a one o clock dessert bridge with tulips lilacs and lilies of the valley adorning the setting. High scorers included Mrs. S R Ives Mrs. Fred Bryan Mrs. E S Myers Mrs. McCall Morris Mrs. Charles Blair Mrs. Charles B Stiles and Mrs. Leo Reinartz.

Middletown Janet Roehll R. C. Beam William Jones Euclid Ave S. R. Ives Fred Bryan E. S. Myers McCall Morris

Two Book Reviews Shared At Literature Group Meeting

The Current Literature Study Group of the AAUW met at Mrs. Robert Baker’s home on Fourteenth Ave. Two reviews were given The Peacock Sheds His Tail by Alice Tisdale Hobart by Miss Josephine Armstrong and The Ides of March by Thornton Wilder by Miss Kathryn Roudebush. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Charles Bussert.

American Association of University Women Robert Baker Fourteenth Ave Rossill Alice Tisdale Hobart Josephine Armstrong Thornton Wilder Kathryn Roudebush Baker Charles Bussert

Community Mothers Elect New Officers

Mothers' Study League held a dinner at the Town House in Franklin. Officers elected for the year: Lester Chenoweth president, Alvin Bell vice president, Morton Taylor secretary, Harold Knopshield treasurer. Prizes: Robert Bell and Robert Gould.

Community Mothers of Mothers’ Study League Franklin Morton Taylor Robert Evans Lester Chenoweth Alvin Bell Harold Knopshield Mothers’ League Robert Bell Robert Gould

Miss Wilburn Feted At Spring Time Shower

Miss Kathleen Hannah hosted a clever miscellaneous shower for bride elect Dorothy Wilburn in honor of her engagement to Thomas G Reed. The yellow spring decor featured a cake inscribed Dorothy and Tom with umbrellas as favors. Twenty guests played games and prizes went to six attendees.

Kathleen Hannah Maal Dorothy Wilburn Thomas G. Reed Dorothy Tom Robert Baker Boone Darrell Edward Daniel Francis Brown Ewell McClain Wilburn

Girl Scout Troop No. 12 Court of Awards Planned

Girl Scout Troop No 12 will hold a court of awards ceremony at a local venue to recognize Scouts for achievements in leadership service and merit. The event gathers troop leaders families and community members for the formal presentation.

Girl Scout

Women of the Moose Meet in Moose Hall

The IN THE LODGES chapter held a business and social meeting at Moose Hall last evening. Miss Hazel Stamp, homemaking chairman, led the chapter program. Refreshments were served as the gathering concluded.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall

Garfield School event features dinner awards and minstrel show

An event at Garfield School hosts dinner at 6 p m followed by awards and a minstrel show to close the evening.

Garfield School

Hospital Patient Roster Lists Multiple Surgeries

A list from The Hospital Rebecca Fugett and others notes medical or surgical status. Families from Somerville Bellomonte Wood lawn Warren Monroe Central Ave and Trenton Route 1 are represented among patients.

Rebecca Fugett Stanley Fugett Somerville Shirley Johnson Otis Johnson Bellomonte St Milton Thinnes Woodlawn Ave Walter J. Leap, Sr Germantown Rd Thomas Tincher Warren Rd Surgical Bernice Levy Julius Levy Monroe St Jeremiah Schwab Central

Local Socials Note Weddings and Survivors

Miss Martha Wallace and James McLaughlin appear in a society notice with families listed. Donald Selby and Robert Kimble also referenced in a similar social column, detailing residences on Buena Navaho First and Webster streets.

James McLaughlin Howard McLaughlin Navaho St Donald E. Selby Franklin St Robert Kimble First Ave James B. Burton Buenave Rosanna Carlier Webster St

Population share of Negroes in U S falls from 1790 to 1930

The proportion of Negroes in the U S population declined from 19.3 percent in 1790 to 9.7 percent in 1930, reflecting demographic shifts over nearly two centuries.

U. S

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Jean Maier Linette Crauder Zaina Keller Judy Sander Margaret Anne Daly Maryanne Coyle Isabel Fuller Gloria Walburg Eleanor Davidson Betty Jane Crawford Carol Anne Heller Nancy Miller Nancy Purvis Lois Roper Louis Vertich Susan Hagen Kenneth Cornella Phyllis Barker Bobby Jones Edwin Hellman Homer Weikel Pearl Walburg E. L. Phillips V. C. Thompson Candy Shop Central Ave Mayme Skidmore Garfield St St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Clemons-Hoerst Frank Hoerst, JR Root Home Miss Wilburn Martha Wallace William E. Wilson Buena Ave Cori School OF Dance Katherine Courey Strand Theatre So. Main St
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