Society Notes Bring Camp Visits and Travels Across States
Vv News Of Society reports visits by Delafield and Nagawicka camp attendees including Charles and Ted Denny their spouses and Robert Gruver with Marilyn Danford Rita Oh and David Sebald set for Wis travels. Davidson party tours Colorado Kansas and Jamesport visiting relatives while Richard Dell visits Atlanta and Stamford connections attend conventions. Wildwood Golf Club reps head to Maketewah for a Tri State Invitational. A culinary tip notes custard cups bake evenly in a hot water bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Denny
Ted Olt
Charles
Ted
St. John’s Camp
Delafield
Wis
Robert Gruver
Nagawicka
Marilyn Danford
Fred Danford
Rit Oh
David Sebald
E. R. Coker
E. Norwood Clark
Cincinnati
Wildwood Golf Club
Maketewah Country
Jones Home Scene of Dinner Party
The Thomas Jones home in Excello hosted a family dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and daughter Adelaide of Lima visiting for several days. Guests included multiple Ferguson, Perry, Barnard, Jones, and Sawyer family members plus Tad Jones arriving today to join the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Excello
A. G. Sawyer
Adelaide
Lima
Jones
John Ferguson
Toni
Virgil Perry
Robert Barnard
Eugenie
Clarence Jones
Sawyer
Miss Sawyer
Mrs. Jones
Tad Jones
Robbins Family Heads to Havana on Sea Trip
The Robbins family departs Middletown after a breakfast hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Farquer. Mrs. Robbins, her son Michael and Mrs. Frank Robbins, Sr. travel by motor to New Orleans where Mrs. Robbins, Sr. will stay for the S S Quiruiga’s sailing to Havana Cuba to join Mr. Robbins and establish a new home. They had lived in Puerto Rico for the past two summers.
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Frank Robbins
Middletown
Wilbur Farquer
Puerto Rico
Picnic Held at Armco Park Honoring Spen cer McCurdy
A Sunday Armco Park picnic dinner honored Blufton Indiana resident Mr. and Mrs. Spen cer McCurdy. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. G Shafer of Defiance Ohio and several Dayton Fairborn and Dayton area families.
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Armco Park
Spencer McCurdy
Blufton
Ind
J. G Shafer
Defiance
Howard Butler
Fred Kenvin
Joyce Ann
Fairborn
H. E. Butler
Dayton
Emma Glasco
Ed Hummel
War Mothers of Middletown to entertain veterans
Nine War Mothers from the Middletown chapter traveled to Dayton on Sunday afternoon to entertain veterans at Brown's Hospital. Names include Mrs. C. E. Fakes Mrs. Don Gravenstein Mrs. Joseph McKinney Mrs. Cassie Thompson Mrs. Margaret Freeman Mrs. Richard Walt Mrs. Edgar Cecil Mrs. Charles Bolton and Mrs. J. W. Armitage. Also noted is a 1949 figure: American elevators carried 20 billion passengers for 500 million miles.
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Dayton
Brown's Hospital
Middletown
C. E. Fakes
Don Gravenstein
Joseph MceKinney
Cassie Thompson
Margaret Freeman
Richard Walt
Edgar T. Cecil
Charles Bolton
J. W. Armitage
Refugee Claims Red Koreans Field 340000 Troops
A refugee from Korea says Red Koreans can field 340000 combat troops and may release a further 200000 Chinese Reds as reserves if battles shift. The assertion cites Wang Kung Wen, former head of the Chinese Overseas Association in Seoul, detailing North Korean forces including 200000 North Koreans 80000 Koreans trained by Chinese Communists and 60000 Japanese.
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Taipei
Formosa
Korea
Wang Kung-Wen
Chinese Overseas Association
Seoul
Russia
Red Korea
Kenneth R. Cornell
RCA Makes Test Of Color Video
RCA conducted a test broadcast of color television from Washington to New York, using co-axial cables to assess transmission over 200 miles. The signal originated at WBW and traveled to WNBT, with reception at RCA laboratories in Bridgeport and Princeton. Black and white picture appeared on standard sets unless tuned to the color channel.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Radio Corporation of America
WBW
Washington
WNBT
RCA
Bridgeport
Lake Shore Gas Seeks Court Injunction Over Pickets
ASHTABULA AP The Lake Shore Gas Company seeks a court order to stop picketing at its gates and to bar the CIO Utility Workers union from interfering with business and damaging property. The firm says output is about 75 percent due to the strike, with gas produced at Diamond Alkali in Painesville. Strikers average $1.24 to $1.42 an hour and demand 10 cents more.
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Ashtabula
Lake Shore Gas Company
Common Pleas Court
CIO Utility Workers
Painesville
Lake Shore
Church of God Rally Set at First Church of God
Alfred Garr and Dan White of Youth for Christ will conduct a rally service at 7:45 p m today at First Church of God led by Dr R C Caudill. They will soon depart for Europe to hold rallies in Britain Ireland Scotland France Germany Switzerland Spain and Italy. Garr, once a Phil Baker radio soloist, served as a Normandy officer before returning to entertainment and pastoring Garr Auditorium in Charlotte. White, ex Hollywood Baptist Church organist, now directs music at Garr Auditorium.
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Alfred Garr
Dan White
Youth For Christ
Church of God
R. C. Caudill
Europe
British Isles
Scotland
France
Germany
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Garr
Phil Baker
Hell
Normandy
Garr Auditorium
Charlotte, N. C
White
Hollywood Baptist Church
Ohio War Death in Korea Claims Pfc George Gfeller
Pfc. George Gfeller, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Gfeller of Salem Ohio, was killed in action in Korea on July 24. He served with the First Cavalry Division.
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Salem
George Gfeller
Oscar Gfeller
Korea
Defense Department
Pfc
Gfeller
First Cavalry Division
Taft says U S Invited Attack In Korea At Field Day
U S Senator Robert A Taft told 5 000 to 6 000 attendees at Morgan County s soil conservation field day that the United States invited the attack in Korea. He warned heavy rearming could spark World War III and urged limited mobilization and restraint on wage price controls. He favored pushing into North Korea beyond the 38th parallel to seize the principal capital city if UN decisions allow.
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Morgan County
Acheson
Korea
Formosa
Russia
Taft
United States
Ohio
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Louis Brom
Notable Ohio figures praised at Lausche event
Field said Taft was an American liberal and one of Ohio's greatest citizens, noting the second great Ohio citizen could not attend. Bromfield added he referred to Gov. Frank J. Lausche, a Democrat.
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Field
Taft
Ohio
Bromfield
Frank J. Lausche
Sea water freezes near two degrees Centigrade
Britannica states sea water freezes at about two degrees Celsius and the ice formed is practically free from salt.
Walkout Hampers Rubber Research at Akron Plant
A strike by 225 AFL Chemical Workers union members halted operations at the University of Akron rubber research plant for the Rubber Reserve Corporation. The university reports partial operation, while union officials say activity has nearly stopped. The walkout began yesterday over wage boosts of five to 30 cents to level wage differentials.
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AKRON
University of Akron
Rubber Reserve Corporation
AFL Chemical Workers Union
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