Social notes of visits and travels across states
Mr and Mrs R B Hughes return from Washington where they visited their son and family R Bruce Hughes. Mr and Mrs Pendleton Brentwood St host visitors including their son in law Glen Mears and family from Elkhart Ind. Willis Carter and Clyde Roberson of Tampa visited the Pendleton home before heading to Cottonwood Falls Canada for a family reunion. Los Angeles visitors of Charles Graft have left for Cleveland. Douglas Gammie of Hammond Ind returned home after a week with Miss Erna Kaser. Mrs James L Wyatt Peggy Gibbs returns to Middletown for her husband’s Nova Scotia cruise and will reside with her parents Roy and LeRoy Gibbs. Mrs R E Sebald and Mrs R E Butts were guests of Mrs Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hughes
Washington, D. C
Mrs. R. Bruce Hughes
John Pendleton
Brentwood St
Glen Mears
Douglas
Elkhart
Ind
Willis Carter
Clyde Roberson
Tampa
Fla
Pendleton
Cottonwood Falls
Canada
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Graft
Cleveland
Douglas Gammie
Hammond
Erna Kaser
Yankee Rd
James L. Wyatt
Peggy Gibbs
Middletown
Nova Scotia
Norfolk, Va
Naval Station
Leroy Gibbs
Notices of students entering college this fall
Notices of students going to college this fall will be taken by phone by the Society Department and will appear on Sunday, September 16. These notices may be called in until September 7. Please phone 2 3611 and ask for the Society Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Local social notices in Columbus area update
Vacationing at Lorraine Ohio on Lake Erie were Mr and Mrs Ross Snyder and family. The Cloisters Sea Island Georgia hosts Mr and Mrs B P Finkbone and Miss Martha Finkbone for two weeks. Kingsburys return from Portland with Kathy and Barbara visiting parents Dr and Mrs John R Hamel. Mrs Wm Thatcher of Chilliothe visits S Main St Smarr home. Sally Campbell of Salem leaves after visit with Mrs P M Reinartz and Mr John Reinartz. Leonard Alderton Sr and family host Sgt and Mrs Leonard Alderton Jr of Goshen Indiana with Ann Mahlmeister of Lima arriving. Ralph Hunter of 2209 Central Ave hosts Mr and Mrs Fred E Jorden and children Janice and John Frederick for 10 days. Mrs Jorden is Mrs Hunters niece. The Jordens also stay with Mrs Fred Jorden Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Richard K. Kingsbury
Kathy
Barbara
Wm. Thatcher
Chillicothe
M. D. Smarr
S. Main St
Leonard E. Alderton, Sr
Crawford St
Leonard E. Alderton, Jr
Goshen
Ind
Alderton
Japan
Alderton, Jr
Ann Mahlmeister
Lima
Ralph Hunter
Central Ave
Fred E. Jorden
Janice
John Frederick
Chicago
Jorden
Hunter
Jordens
Fred Jorden
Fresh Air Camp to Close Friday
Fresh Air Camp activities will end Friday per Mrs. Laura Crist director of the Bureau of Public Health Nursing. The eight week camp period was enjoyed by all. Weight gains for 74 attending children ranged eight to 12 pounds with figures to be compiled in coming days. Children will be returned home Friday morning after breakfast. parents are asked to be home to receive them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Crist
The
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Fire Damages $500 Car in Wellington Road Blaze
Fire Chief Ralph Stanton of the Mayfield Fire Department said 500 damage was caused to a 1941 convertible on Wellington Rd near Blueball at 7:45 p m Monday. The car owned by Fred Chapman of Middletown Route 1 was reportedly undergoing an overhaul when the blaze started, caused by a defective carburetor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stanton
Mayfield Fire Department
Wellington Rd
Blueball
Fred Chapman
Middletown
Stanton
Betrothed Frances and Samuel Ingwersen Host Dinner
A small dinner last night at the Philip M. Reinartz home on South Main Street added to the busy list of Miss Frances Robinson and Samuel E. Ingwersen. Host John Reinartz greeted an intimate group heralding the August 25 wedding with compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip M. Reinartz
South Main St
Frances Robinson
Samuel E. Ingwersen
John Reinartz
Eckhardt Family Guests From Phoenix Visit Le Sourdsville Lake
Mr and Mrs Clinton Eckhardt and children hosted a picnic and afternoon at Le Sourdsville Lake to honor Mr Eckhardts brother and family from Phoenix Arizona. They will stay until August 15 and plan several additional parties. Other guests included Ed Eckhardt Scharrold Eckhardt and famly West Middletown Route One Charles Eckhardt Dayton and Susan Harkloo Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Eckhardt
Joan
Ralph
LeSourdsville Lake
Scharrold Eckhardt and
Famly
West Middletown
Charles Eckhardt
Dayton
Susan Harkloo
Trenton
Clubs Viola Rebekah Lodge Meeting Plans October District
The Knights of Malta Hall hosted The Clubs Viola Rebekah Lodge on Monday evening. Plans were made at a district meeting for an October event, and all members are urged to attend the next regular meeting on August 20. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Births Report from Vital Statistics
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rapp of Morrow Route 2 welcomed a boy today. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller of West Middletown Route welcomed a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haven of Germantown welcomed a girl today. Out of town, Mr. and Mrs. John Marconi of Phoenix Arizona welcomed a boy Saturday at St. Monica Hospital in Phoenix. Paternal grandmother Mrs. Julia Marconi of Jefferson Road and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Sora of Grand Avenue are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Rapp
Morrow
Kenneth Miller
West Middletown
Gerald Haven
Germantown
John Marconi
Ida Sora
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Monica Hospital
Julia Marconi
Jefferson Rd
John Sora
Grand Ave
Hospital Notices of Discharges and Surgeries
The list records patients at The Hospital with statuses including medical and surgical: Mrs. William Gates North Main St. Rodney Cox Highland St. Clifton Musser Fleming Rd. Richard Kilburn Harrison St. Ralph Daly Fourteenth Ave. Mrs. Arpad Singhoffer Elmo Pl. Emerson Murphy Bundy Apts. Mrs. William Fugett Oberon Dr. Mrs. Louise Huff Ninth Ave. Walter Davis Central Ave. Mrs. Fred Selzak Taylor Ave. Dismissals include David Vance Maud. Mrs. Lester ChenowethOxford St. Mrs. Stanley Clark Easton Ave. Mrs. Kenneth Harrington Vannest St. Mrs. Robert Gutshall Lamberton St. Mrs. Alvina McQuitty Winona Dr. Mrs. Elias Curry Manchester Rd. A stray line about a young crow’s appetite appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gates
North Main St
Rodney Cox
Carl Cox
Highland St
Clifton Musser
Fleming Rd
Richard Kilburn
Walter Kilburn
Harrison St
Ralph Daly
Fourteenth Ave
Arpad Singhoffer
Elmo Pl
Emerson Murphy
Bundy Apts
William Fugett
Oberon Dr
Surgical
Louise Huff
Ninth Ave
Walter Davis
Central Ave
Fred Selzak
Taylor Ave
David Vance
Troy Vance
Maud
Lester Chenoweth
Oxford St
Stanley Clark
Easton Ave
Kenneth Harrington
Vannest St
Robert Gutshall
Lamberton St
Alvina McQuitty
Winona
Elias Curry
Manchester Rd
Public forum on school athletics and education
A Thursday evening Chautauqua forum will discuss school athletics including scandals scholarships and the role of athletics in American education. Moderated by H H Lawrence, the panel features Dr J Gordon Howard Dr F G Maconber Fritz Howell Woody Hayes and Ara Parseghian with audience Q A after the discussion at 8 p m in the Chautauqua auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
H. H. Lawrence
City Commission To Hear School Safety and Infrastructure Proposals
City commissioners consider several items this evening including endorsements from Police Chief Blackmore for new school lighting at Highview and Verity streets and for the Wilson and Taft schools. The meeting also covers Euclid Street improvements, a report on the Crusade for Freedom, winter coal orders, and scrap metal collection. Permanent police appointments James Howerton and Sam Moore follow successful probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blackmore
H. W. Starick
Chief Blackmore
Highview Rd
Central Ave
New Wilson
Verity Pkwy
Lincoln St
William Howard Taft
Ae Deal
Lausche
Starick
James Howerton
Sam Moore
Police Department
State records $6133 from casual used car sales in July
July collections show the new tax on casual automobile sales yielding 6133.93 with 739 transfers. Use tax on cars from other states added 1219. The county clerk notes strict screening reduces violations, gifts not taxed, and many gifts involve servicemen entering the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kiep
Butler County
Kiep
Armed Services
Letter Carriers Branch 189 Plans Meeting Tomorrow
National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 189 will meet in regular session at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Middletown Trades and Labor Hall to discuss union matters and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Middletown
Meetings on Wednesday for local organizations and guards
All State Band rehearsals and drill at Lincoln School at 6 45 p m National Guard Company D 2nd Battalion 107th Armored Cavalry at 2100 South Main St F O P A at 7 30 p m Police Pistol Range Lemon Township Board of Education at Monroe School 8 p m Ohio Society of Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators at Civic Association Building Blythe Williams Post 231 and Ladies Auxiliary American Legion at 8 p m installation services and meeting at Post Headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
F. O
Lemon Township
Community clubs and meetings list for Middletown area
Kiwanis and Lions clubs at noon at LeSourdsville Lake. Toastmasters at 6 30 p.m. Manchester Hotel. Armco Employees Independence Federation executives 7 p.m. A E L F offices. Middletown Board of Education 7 30 p.m. High School. Kiwanis directors 7 30 p.m. F Chew's Office. Dog training 7 30 p.m. South Main Armory. Fellows Lodge 7 30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 7 45 p.m. BPOE Lodge 257 8 p.m. Elks Temple Moose Lodge 8 p.m. hall Alpha Council 236 Jr G an 8 p.m. 19 North Broad Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion 8 p.m. Silver Leaf Social Club. Drill 6 45 p.m. Lincoln School The Ohio State Alumni Meeting 7 30 p.m. Manchester Hotel. Carriers Branch 188 8 p.m. Tribes and Labor Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
LeSourdsville Lake
Toastmasters Club
Manchester
Armco Employes Independence Federation
A.e.lf
Middletown
South Main St. Armory
Fellows Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple
Moose Lodge
Hall
Alpha Council
Jr. Gan
North Broad T
Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Lincoln School
Ohio State
National Association of Letter Carriers
Tribes and Labor Hall
Sakhalin Island Oil Output Estimate Stated
The National Geographic Society reports Sakhalin Island offshore oil production is estimated at six million barrels annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Sakhalin Island
Siberian
Butler Gains Slightly In Representation In Ohio State Legislature
Butler County is assured two representatives in the Ohio General Assembly for 1953 to 1962. A population of 147,203 earns Butler over one and three fourths representation as the census figures expand, while the Second Fourth District retains one state senator for the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ohio
Butler County
Ohio General Assembly
James R. Sexton
Middletown
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
104Th General Assembly
Warren
Cores Brown
Clermont
Stolen Funds From Montgomery Couple In Dayton Robbery
Robbers held up farmer Wilbert Smith and his sister Delta Smith in Montgomery County Dayton. They were bound with cord and bedspread as two armed men escaped with 300 dollars in cash and 5350 dollars in defense bonds. Sheriff deputies reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Montgomery County
Wilbert Smith
Delta Smith
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Stanley Graft
R. E. Sebald
R. E. Butts
Edward
DOT
B.O
B.C
Reinert
Lorraine, O
Lake Erie
Mrs
Ross Snyder
Linden Ave
Sea Island, Ga
B. P. Finkbone
Martha Finkbone
Sally Campbell
Salem, O
P. M. Reinartz
Standt's
Tute
Central
Viola Rebekah
U. S
William J. Miller
King Features. Inc
Chautauqua Forum
McGee Ave
Kensington St
Dorset St
Euclid St
Francis Carmody
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Wilson
Funeral Home
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Hom Melampy
Diai
Montgomery
Man TU
Ula Ly
A. Rogers
Rogers
Jewelers
Union
Sanitary’s
U S
Second
Park and 2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
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