Out-of-town Wedding Guests Arrive As Dana Hayes Plans
Out-of-town guests for Miss Dana Hayes and Tom McGraw's wedding began arriving. Anne Scott and Charles Umstat of Mingo Junction arrive, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hayes Jr. and daughter Sharon from Athens due today. They will stay at the bride's parents Ardmore Drive home. Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Zollett and twins Scott and Jeffery vacationed in the Bronx and Adirondacks, guests of Mrs. Zollett's parents in New York, then Schroon Lake. Mrs. Leon Wolfe and daughters Joanne and Marilyn, from Wilmore Drive, returned from Ypsilanti, Michigan, accompanying Mrs. Wolfe's mother Mrs. Barth home after her visit. Barth had spent two months vacationing in Van Nuys, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Hayes
Tom McGraw
Anne Scott
Charles Umstat
Mingo Junction
Robert S. Hayes
Sharon
Athens
Ardmore
Bronx
N. Y
Adirondacks
P. B. Zollett
Scott
Jeffery
New York
Leon Wolfe
Joanne
Marilyn
Wilmore Drive
Yvusilanti
Mich
Mrs. Wolfe
G. O. Barth
Barth
Arline Fall to Marry Charles Fall at Jacksonburg Church
Mr and Mrs Charles Fall of Trenton Route 1 announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Arline to Charles Fall son of Mr and Mrs Dorsie Morrison also of Trenton Route 1. The ceremony will be Saturday at 4 30 pm at the Jacksonburg Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Lloyd Davis officiating Attendants are Miss Lois Whitman and Mr James Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fall
Trenton
Arline
Dorsie Morrison
Jacksonburg Evangelical
Rainbow Girls prepare for August meeting and memory book
Coming Up Rainbow Girls announce a regular meeting Saturday at 7 30 pm with plans for inspection and requests for pictures for the memory book. The Grand Cross of Color will be conferred at Fairborn on August 12. Ladies Auxiliary VFW meets at 7 30 pm August 4 at the Post, delegates nominated for the national convention in Chicago from August 2 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Fairborn
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Rom
Heck children to return home after vacation visit
After a month away with grandparents Mr and Mrs R A Heck of South Main Street Billy Heck and his sister Lynne will travel back to Williamsville New York. They will be joined by two aunts Miss Linda Sue Heck and Miss Ann Heck who will stay briefly in Williamsville for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Heck
South Main St
Billy Heck
Lynne
Williamsville
N. Y
Linda Sue Heck
Ann Heck
August Visitors and Vacation Return in Middletown and Glendale
Mrs. Harry W. Tisdall and children Page Pratt and Stephen Tisdall of Winchester Mass visit Mrs Tisdalls parents in Middletown for August. After five weeks with his mother Mrs John Fay of Central Ave Mr and Mrs Paul Fay depart Middletown for Glendale California. Mr and Mrs R E Mack and daughter Suzanne of Fleming Rd return from a vacation to Chicago and Lake Huron via Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Tisdall
Page Pratt
Stephen Tisdall
Winchester
Mass
John Fay
Central Ave
Paul Fay
Middletown
Glendale, California
R. E. Mack
Suzanne
Fleming Rd
Chicago
Lake Huron
Michigan
Detroit
Piersons travel through New England and Nova Scotia
Dr and Mrs R M Pierson of South Broad Street Uniontown Pennsylvania spent a month touring New England states and Nova Scotia during a vacation. They visited Mrs R S Lanahan former Betty Hur who was a houseguest of Mrs Fletcher Shoup in August. Mrs Lorine Winegardner, mother, is visiting from Hawaii and recently returned from a year with daughter Mrs Richard Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Nova Scotia
R. M. Pierson
South Broad St
Uniontown
R. S. Lanaham
Betty Hur
Fletcher Shoup
Lorine Winegardner
Winegardner
Richard Mitchell
Hawaii
Shellacked tips extend shine on children's shoes
Thin layers of shellac brushed over the toe caps after shining reduce scuffing and help retain gloss, keeping footwear looking newer longer.
Davies Promoted at Woodcraft Camp Culver Ind
Donald A Davies son of Clyde G Davies of 3204 Fleming Rd was promoted to Beaver Sergeant at Culver Military Academy Woodcraft Camp Culver Indiana He joins about 1200 boys from 36 states and several foreign countries for the eight week session His appointment followed a counselor and faculty recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Davies
Clyde G. Davies
Fleming Rd
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Young Davies
Martha Akers Married Saturday In Franklin
Miss Martha Akers wed Herschel Kendrick at Church of God Franklin with family present. Attendants Patricia Landis and Charles Taft wore light blue and pink while Landis carried white rose buds. Couple planned a 10 day trip to New York and the East then will live near Lebanon with the groom’s parents. Both work at National Cash Register in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Akers
Herschel Kendrick
Church of God
Franklin
Patricia Landis
Dayton
Charles Taft
Carlisle
New York City
East
Lebanon
National Cash Register
Women of the Moose Plan August Meeting Programs
At Moose Hall last evening the Women of the Moose held a regular weekly meeting and laid plans for their August gathering. Senior Regent Mrs Alfred Gehron oversaw the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Women of the Moose
Alfred Gehron
Picnic Sandwich Spread With Pimiento Egg Mix
For picnic sandwiches mix a third of a cup of pimiento cream cheese with a mashed hard boiled egg, add a little prepared mustard and a tablespoon of finely diced green pepper.
Bridge Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Milton Johnston
Mrs Milton Johnston entertained her Bridge Club with a luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club. Eight guests attended including Mrs G W Breiel Mrs Charles Beck Mrs Clyde Davies Mrs Fred Greathouse Mrs Joseph Ayres Mrs Howard Cheney and Mrs E H Bindley. After lunch the guests played bridge and canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Johnston
Forest Hills Country Club
Johnston
G.W. Breiel
Charles Beck
Clyde Davies
Fred Greathouse
Joseph Ayres
Howard Cheney
E. H. Bindley
Canta-Tel Club Entertained by Mrs Doughty at Tytus Ave
Mrs. Ross Doughty hosted the Canta-Tel Club meeting on Tytus Avenue with Canasta winners named as Mrs. Hasselbach Shaffer Beachler and Becker. Members present included Mrs. Simmons Long Shaffer Hasselbach Proffitt Beachler and the hostess. Refreshments followed the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Doughty
Tytus Ave
Canta-Tel Club
George Hasselbach
Walter Shaffer
Edward Beachler
Paul Becker
Robert Simmons
Roy Long
Shaffer
Hasselbach
Milton Proffitt
Middletown Hospital July 1950 accident cases rise
Total accident patients treated in July 1950 reached 338, up from 315 in July 1949. Home accidents fell from 125 to 115, unclassified cases rose from 21 to 28, pedestrian incidents increased from 0 to 1, industrial accidents edged up from 59 to 61, and park playground accidents rose from 23 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Safety Council
Elk Seek Homes In California Tule Elk Shortage
Bakersfield California. AP reports 51 Tule Elk need new homes in zoos schools and other public institutions. Officials say the animals are likely skinny and in poor condition. There are 73 Tule left near Bakersfield with overgrazed range. They cannot be transplanted to wild refuges since that is all that remains of their natural habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
California Fish and Game Division
Laugh That Off at Chicago High Cooking Class
George Switak a 17 year old joined a cooking class at Carter H Harrison Technical High School and earned an E for excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Just For Laughs
George Switak
Carter H. Harrison Technical High School
Garden Club Hosts Neighbor hood Group Meeting
Mr and Mrs Dave Whitehurst of Franklin Street hosted the Neighborhood Garden Club at its August meeting. President Harvey Apple led a business session and committee reports. A banquet planning committee was formed for October with Mrs Roland S Heller chairing, assisted by Mrs E T Cross and Mrs Whitehurst. Lutie Hale and Roland Heller led the program. Hale spoke on Going Modern With New Bulbs and Heller presented Going Modern in Insecticides and Fungicides. Flower judging honored Hale for tall arrangements and Rose specimens, with multiple first and second places awarded to Hale, Heller, Cross, Moyer, Earnhart and Weikel. Refreshments closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Whitehurst
Franklin St
Harvey Apple
Miss Hale
R.A Pochel
S. P. Moyer
Blanche Earnhart
Decline of Communist China Newspapers and Readership
A Yangtze Valley correspondent reports China has about 253 periodicals with 2.5 million total circulation, far below the Nationalist era’s roughly 3,000 titles and 50 million readers. He says readers tire of uniform coverage of government, worker life, and anti imperialist themes in official papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Yangtze Valley
Montana tester tags applicant a pedestrian after curb jump
Missoula Montana AP George Mourar driver examiner for the Montana highway patrol reached a verdict quickly during a driving test when a license applicant lost control of the car and jumped a curb. Mourar sat beside him and swiftly catalogued the candidate calling him a pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
George Mourar
Montana Highway Patrol
Mourar
Teacher Reprimand Triggers Student Tragedy in Egypt
Mahmoud Mohamed Shahin, a student in Shebin el Kom, Egypt, faced a teacher’s rebuke for cheating on an exam. After leaving the school, he walked to the Nile and drowned himself, the AP reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shebin-El-Kom
Egypt
Mahmoud Mohamed Shahin
Shahin
River Nile
Former Middletown resident dies in Korean air crash
Maj. Vincent C. Cardarella 31 son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cardarella former Middletown residents killed when his jet crashed in Korea. Widow notified parents by phone from Kyushu Japan where the couple lived since the Korea invasion. Parents now reside in Akron. told plane hit a high tension wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent C. Cardarella
Carl Cardarella
Middletown
Korea
Maj. Cardarella
Kyushu
Japan
Cardarella
Akron
Franklin staff resignations prompt board action later month
The Franklin school board anticipates action on replacements after resignations by two instructors. Raymond Stackhouse will leave as assistant football coach to become line coach at Xavier University in Cincinnati. Gerald Chappel, called to active military duty, was the sixth grade instructor at the new Anthony Wayne School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Board of Education
Raymond Stackhouse
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Gerald Chappel
Anthony Wayne
Self-Addressed Envelopes Needed To Mail Schedules
Students at Middle Town High School who did not leave a self addressed envelope last term may not receive schedules until school starts. Principal D R Baker corrected a prior report and said those without envelopes may bring one to the office before next week or have schedules mailed to them. others will receive schedules at the start of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
D. R. Baker
Baker
Courthouse Workers To Get Pay Boost
Hamilton County Courthouse employees will receive a January 1 pay raise as part of the 1951 budget. Gordon Augspurger, president of the board, said money would be added to the payroll fund but exact allocations remain to be decided by department heads. He noted wage competition with war plants prompted the raise to retain staff. Final budget action was expected Friday with real estate taxes rising to cover operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton — Buuler County
Commissioners’ Office
Gordon Augspurger
Augspurger
Philippines considers new code of crimes and public office rules
Manila reports President Quirino studies a new code of crimes including penalties for gossip columnists and co habitation without marriage. The proposal also strengthens standards for public office with penalties for abusive language, wealth accumulation, delays in government work, and nepotism, while banning wage discrimination and harsh treatment of women. A single act of adultery could convict an erring husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Quirino
Hamilton County taps Col Bass to lead civilian defense
Cincinnati AP Colonel Fred T. Bass, veteran Army engineer and head of the industrial division at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, was asked by county commissioners to head the civilian defense organization. Bass had not yet indicated whether he would accept the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Fred T. Bass
Col Bass
Cincinnat Chamber of Commerce
Cooler Weather Forecast Extends Into Weekend
The forecast calls for continued cool air after two days of mild temperatures. Tonight should be fair with a low in the upper 50s, and Friday is expected to be mostly sunny with little temperature change. A high of 86 degrees was recorded at 4 p.m. yesterday after a low of 66 degrees at dawn, with today’s 6 a.m. low at 54 and 10 a.m. reading around 65.
Newark man dies after crash in cemetery near Columbus
AP report says Roland Caldwell, 35, of Newark, was seriously injured when his car lost control and overturned in a cemetery off Route 40 about 12 miles east of Columbus. He died six hours later in Grant Hoge Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roland Caldwell
Newark
Route 40
Grant Hogespital
Home ownership grows in Chicago report
The United States Savings & Loan League reports that the number of families owning homes has increased three and a half times since 1900, while the union's non-farm population is about one and a half times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Savings & Law League
Union
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Women OF the Moose Plan
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Ronson Lighters
Rogers
Efi
Castle Harbour
Bermuda
William F. Tuttle, Jr
Ted Windsor
Mr. Windsor
Louise Hunter Windsor
Ella Hunter
Bridge Club
Garden Club
Dave Whitehursts
Philippines
OLD Fashion
Blueball
First Church of God
Claude Sandland
Stenford
Burnett’s
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Asco
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