Society Notes Travelers And Social Trips Across States
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones of South Main St depart for several weeks in Charlevoix Michigan to visit Mrs Jones mother Mrs John B Tytus in Michigan since early summer. Miss Liddy Harpring leaves for a three week Miami Florida stay visiting sister Mrs H D Aigel tinger. Mr and Mrs Jack Gebhart return from a two week Miami Beach vacation and visit relatives in Indian Lake Ohio. Rike s College Style Show at the Hotel Miami Empire Room in Dayton features Nancy Myers Ginger Hein Pat Lockard Susan Horn Carolyn Jones and Virginia Hill. Mr and Mrs L T Johnston return home to McGee Ave after Chicago weekend visiting Mr and Mrs W E Thoresen Kennilworth. John A Ingwersen spent weekend in Chicago visiting daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Henry Haven Windsor.
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Clarence Jones
South Main St
Charlevoix
Mich
Liddy Harpring
E. F. Harpring
Miami
Fla
Harpring
H. D. Aigeltinger
Jack Gebhart
Miami Beach
C.W. van Horn
Carl Gebhart
Indian Lake, O
Miami Empire
Dayton
Nancy Myers
Ginger Hein
Pat Lockard
Susan Horn
Carolyn Jones
Virginia Hill
Chicago
John A. Ingwersen
Henry Haven Windsor
Miss JoAnne Day Shower Prepares for August Wedding
Miss Doris Stamp hosted a personal shower at her Shafer Street home for Miss Joanne Day, bride-elect of Richard M. Sellers, with gifts displayed under a yellow umbrella and guests enjoying refreshments after opening presents. The ceremony is set for August 19 at First Methodist Church with Rev. Kenneth S. Learey officiating at 7:30 p.m. Participants included Mrs. J. S. Day, Mrs. John E. Dickerson, Mrs. Walter Stamp, and several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Day
Richard M. Sellers
Doris Stamp
Shafer St
First Methodist Church
Kenneth S. Learey
Ridge
J.S. Day
John E. Dickerson
Walter Stamp
Marilyn Day
Jane Ann Leasure
Nancy Stabler
Patricia Mellon
Carolyn Roush
Ruth Schrock
Bridal Shower in The Colony for Miss Helen Puckett
The Colony hosted a gay pre-nuptial shower last evening for Miss Helen June Puckett, bride-elect of Frank John Karich, with bridge and canasta after she opened gifts. Guests included Mrs. Eston Doty, Mrs. William Eckert, Mrs. Martha Dillman, Mrs. Herman Hogg, Miss Connie Keller, Miss Marilyn Miller, and many others. The couple is set to wed September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen June Puckett
Eston Doty
Miss Puckett
Frank John Karich
Canasta
William Eckert
Martha Dillman
Herman Hogg
Robert Cornella
James Chappel
Clyde _ Hollon
Bridge Club Hosts Guest List at Harrison Home
Mrs. William A. Harrison Jr hosted her bridge club on Short St with members including Mrs. Charles Kling Mrs. Robert Whitehurst Mrs. Harold Anness Mrs. Cliff Crawford Jr. and others. After an evening of bridge first prize went to Mrs. Harold Anness and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Harrison, Jr
Short St
Charles Kling
Robert Whitehurst
Harold Anness
Cliff Crawford, Jr
Norman Cole
Richard Dell
William Sebald
William Burke
Con Mers
Thomas Moon
Russell Anness
Harrison
Armco Park Hosts Family Reunion Evening Picnic
Miss Edith Blevins of South Broad Street will hold a family reunion Sunday afternoon and evening at Armco Park in honor of her two nieces Penny K. Miller and Linden Lou Robertson, and Mrs Dewey Robertson and Betty Miller. The party will be held at Armco Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Blevins
South Broad St
Penny K. Miller
Linden Lou Robertson
Dewey Robertson
Betty Miller
Armco Park
Lone Star Past Councilors Meet at Tren ton
Lone Star Past Councilors gather Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Carey Martin in Tren ton. Mrs Leroy Mehl acts as assistant hostess. Sunday at 7 30 two religious films screened at Maple Park Evangelical United Brethren Church Walking with God and You Can Change the World public invited. Friday 7 30 King's Messenger Class meets at Mrs Ova Kash 1820 Oberon Dr Calvary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Carey Martin
Trenton
Leroy Mehl
Maple Park
King’s Messenger
Calvary Methodist Church
Ova Kash
Oberon Dr
Friendship Class Picnic at Maple Park Church
Members of the Friendship Class of Maple Park Evangelical and United Brethren Church enjoyed a wiener roast and picnic supper last evening at Mrs. G. T. Sandersons River View Road home. Outdoor games included croquet and horseshoes. President Mrs. Harold Flatter led a brief business session. next meeting at Mrs. Ralph Hickey I Eaton Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society Meeting At Armco Park
The Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at Armco Park with 32 members. The attendance contest ended with the losing side entertaining the winners with a picnic supper at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thompson Society
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society
Church of Christ
Armco Park
Mystery Solved After 7 Long Years in Fremont
In Fremont, 62-year-old George Cravens confessed to sprinkling tacks on Le Roy Gilbert’s driveway as revenge after Gilbert helped evict Cravens from rural Bakertown school property years earlier. Sheriff Fred H. Paul said charges are not yet decided. Cravens agreed to move away and stop harassing Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens
Gilbert
Paul
Gil
O Conor urges UN brand Russia real aggressor in Korea
Senator O'Conor urges the United Nations to label Russia as the real aggressor in Korea and to use the U.S. veto to keep Communist China off the Security Council. He spoke to 1,500 at a Baltimore mass meeting led by 30 civic and religious groups protesting Russia's proposals to seat Red China delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
O’conor
D-Md
United Nations
Russia
Korea
United States
UN Security Council
China
Red China
Security Council
Second Army to Set Up Three Reception Camps
The Second Army will establish reception centers here at Fort Meade and at two other locations by September end to process draftees from a seven-state area including Ohio Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky. Recruits will receive uniforms equipment and Army records before being sent to basic training camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Second Army
Ohio
Maryland
Wdelaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Army
Physician Dies in Portsmouth After 50-Year Practice
Dr. William D. Micklethwait 74 died yesterday from cancer a disease he had studied since starting practice in Portsmouth fifty years ago. He diagnosed his own illness, treated it, and handed findings to his brother Dr. Oscar Micklethwait. Funeral services will be Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
William D. Micklethwait
Oscar Micklethwait
City real estate tax distribution totals reveal varied shares
Auditor R H Smith reports first half real estate tax yield totaling 1 950 573 60 with Hamilton city schools receiving 599 833 81 and Hamilton city 237 490 53 plus 21 838 91 in special assessments. Middletown schools net 278 904 74 as county and villages receive diverse amounts and schools statewide gain from levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Smith
Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
College Corner
Jacksonburg
Millville
Monroe
New Miami
Oxford
Seven Mile
Somerville
Trenton
Smith
Fairfield
Hanover
Lemon
Liberty
Madison
Milford
Moran
Oily
Ross
St. Clair
Union
Wayne
Morgan
Reily
Blue Ball
Colerain
Crescentville
Mason
Runyan
Stewart
West Elkton
Man Says He Has Squared The Circle
CINCINNATI AP Many of the nations leading mathematics experts should receive Ike Schwartz solution to the circle squaring problem. A former newspaper man he claims to have used only a compass and ruler after 18 years of effort. He drew 50 diagrams mailed them to scientists proving a circle’s area equals a square of the same size with no formulas. He warned there is no patent or money in it and said he does not know where it will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ike Schwartz
Coca
Schwartz
Euclid
Court Upholds Alliance School Superintendent
Alliance school superintendent Russell E. Schafer won a court ruling reaffirming his five year contract with the school board. The board had offered the post to Ralph B. Purdy after Schafer denied quitting. a judge ruled the position not vacant and Schafer remains in tenure. An assault matter involving Hillison D. Hawkins and his son Barry was set for Alliance municipal court on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Alliance School
Russell E. Schafer
Common Pleas Court
Alliance School Board
Schafer
Ralph B. Purdy
Conneaut
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Hillison D. Hawkins
Barry
Alliance Municipal
Middletown Sportsman's Club Plans Two Social Events
At a membership meeting the Middletown Sportsman's Club outlined a moonlight lawn dance on August 19 with a large ticket committee and decorations crew, and a stag party for September 10 open to members and guests. Also announced was Earl Beaver named supervisor for Hueston Woods Lake and Park. Hastings reviewed recent state shoots and the program included films on sports and entertainment topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
India
Senators Probe Wire Tapping In Washington
A special Senate committee was convened to prepare an inquiry into wire tapping in Washington. The probe centers on reports that Howard Hughes’s telephone line was tapped during the 1947 war contracts investigation by a Brewster led committee. Brewster and his secretary Frances Dustin appeared before a federal grand jury likely to pursue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Howard Hughes
Brewster
Frances Dustin
Mount Vernon Council Approves Water Plant Expansion Bids
Mount Vernon city council authorized advertising bids for a $330,000 expansion to the municipal waterworks plant following a two year study of the local water supply.
Veteran Kills Self While Cleaning Rifle
John A. Shipman a 19 year old Char don youth who planned to re enlist in the Army died here early today from a gunshot wound while cleaning his rifle His father Dwight P Ship man found him in the upstairs bedroom of their Chardon home He had begun a leave of absence July 28 from his job as a typesetter for the Lorain Journal The father said he insisted on cleaning his .22 caliber rifle yesterday before an errand in Chardon.
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Cleveland
John A. Shipman
Chardon
Dwight P. Shipman
Lorain Journal
Ad Executives Get Promotion At Columbus Dispatch
The Dispatch Printing Company promoted two advertising executives effective August 15. William C. Gilchrist moves from national advertising manager of the Dispatch to advertising manager of the Journal. Sid R. Phillips, former advertising manager of the Journal, becomes director of public relations for the Dispatch Printing Company.
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Columbus
Dispatch Printing Company
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Columbus Star
William C. Gilchrist
The
Dispatch
Journal
Sid R. Phillips
Railroad petitions abandonment of Springfield Jackson trains
The State Utilities Commission has completed hearing an application by the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad to abandon passenger service on two Springfield Jackson trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
State Utilities Commission
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Springfield-Jackson
Brewery Bought By Packing Firm
The old Bruckmann brewery, once run as Herschel Condon Brewing, was sold again and is now owned by Ideal Packing Company. It will be used to process meat, per vice president W A Goering. The Condon brewery had closed 10 days earlier after buying the plant in October 1949 for about $1,000,000, with the packers paying roughly $500,000 for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiminnati
Bruckmann
Herschel Condon Brewing Company
Ideal Packing Company
W. A. Goering
Condon
Goering
Cincinnati Zoo Welcomes Two Newborns on Anniversary
Cincinnati AP reports two new exhibits at the zoo during its 75th anniversary week. Zebra pair Ben and Dolly became parents, while the zoo hatched its first parakeet. Other birds, animals, and reptiles arrived for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ben
Dolly
Architect Max B Bohm Dies in Boston at 48
Cincinnati born architect Max Bradford Bohm died here yesterday. He helped design the 1939 New York World's Fair and crafted the Cincinnati Gardens arena. Funeral services are planned Thursday at his mother’s home in Provincetown Massachusetts.
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Bostton
Max Bradford Bohm
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gardens
Ella Newcombe Bohn
Provincetown
Mass
Boy Drowns On Mad River Near Dayton
Nine year old Vonn Winton Hansell of Dayton drowned in Mad River during a fishing trip near his home. His father Robert Hansell searched after his son went missing and the body was recovered several hours later. The boy enjoyed fishing sans hook on occasion.
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Dayton
Vonn Winton Hansell
Mad River
Robert
Hom
Raney to Get Coast Guard District Job
Capt Roy L Raney 49 will become commander of the Ninth Coast Guard District on September 1 succeeding Capt James A Hirshfield Raney promotion to Rear Admiral will take effect that date He is now assistant to the chief of Marine safety Hirshfield will assume this post The new district commander led the troop carrier USS Wakefield and cutte Bibb during the last war
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Cleveland
Roy L. Raney
Coas
James A Hirshfield
Raney
Merchan Marine Safety
Hirshfiel
Carrie Uss Wakefield
Cut Te Bibb
Ironton Patrolman Charged With Assault Intent to Kill
Ironton merchant Louis Gant filed a charge of assault with intent to kill against Patrolman Water Hahn after an argument. Chief Harold Haas investigated the case. Hahn was freed in municipal court on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Polic
Harold Haas
Louis Gant
Water Hahn
Hahn
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American Forestry CO
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Coast Guard District
Burlington Mills
Burlington
Grand Star
Jacquard Ring
Faille
Fabric Headquarters
Cae Md
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