Shower Honors Lois Lindsay Bride Elect For Cpl James Conrad
Miss Lois Lindsay, bride elect of Cpl James Conrad, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Jacqueline Cornwell and Mrs Oral Sallie at their Yankee Road home. Guests included Mrs William Thomas Mrs Robert Gray Mrs Art Snowden Mrs George Butts Miss Delores Rhoades and Miss Suzanne Paynter. Prizes went to Mrs Butts Miss Lindsay and Mrs Gray after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Cornwell
Oral Sallie
Yankee Road
Lois Lindsay
Cpl
James Conrad
Miss Lindsay
William Thomas
Robert Gray
Art Snowden
George Butts
Delores Rhoades
Suzanne Paynter
Butts
Gray
Couple Plans Fall Wedding Announcement
Engagement of Miss Carol Marie Conrad of Middletown to Carl Mitchell of Trenton is announced. Miss Conrad attended Middletown High School and works at Middletown Hospital. Mr Mitchell is a graduate of Trenton High School and employed by Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. The wedding is planned for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Marie Conrad
Velma Conrad
Middletown
Warren Conrad
Cincinnati
Carl Mitchell
Lawrence Mitchell
Trenton
Conrad
Middletown High School
Middletown Hospital
Enton High School
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Miss Dolly Wood Completes Training at Christ Hospital
Miss Dolly Jeanne Wood daughter of Mrs. Dewey Wood of Elwood Street completes training at Christ Hospital School of Nursing in Cincinnati. She accepted a position with The Christ Hospital and will take the state board examination in November. She graduated Middletown High School in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Wood
Dolly Jeanne Wood
Dewey Wood
Elwood Street
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Cincinnati
Miss Wood
Christ Hospital
Middletown High School
Travelers Return From Western and Florida Vacations
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McCandless and children resumed home from a West trip including Mt. Rushmore and the Badlands. Florida visitors Mr. and Mrs. R L Davidson with Eleanor and Miss Suzanne Croy visited, with Croy staying briefly in Jefferson City. Mrs. Edmund Lawrence and Madeline enjoyed Lakeside Ohio Chautauqua at Hoover Auditorium. Other households vacationed at Birch Lake Michigan and in Chicago for golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McCandless
Carroll Avenue
Mt. Rushmore
Black Hills
Badlands
Florida
Key West
R. L. Davidson
Eaton Drive
Eleanor
Suzanne Croy
Edmund Lawrence
Madeline Lawrence
Christel Avenue
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Hoover Auditorium
Lone Star Past Councilors Meet At West Middletown
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m Lone Star Past Councilors gather at the home of Mrs Hattie Snethen in West Middletown for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Hattie Snethen
West
Middletown
Women’s Missionary Society holds picnic supper
Eighteen members of the United Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society attended a picnic supper last evening at the home of Mrs. Bruce Boutson on the Middletown Hamilton Road. Mrs. Clarence Gingerich and Miss Dorothy Radabaugh performed on the program. Mrs. Clay Yocum and Mrs. Harold Draut helped with hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Bruce Boutson
Middletown
Hamilton Road
Clarence Gingerich
Dorothy Radabaugh
Clay Yocum
Harold Draut
Routson
Arnold Lindsay Vows Announced
Miss Jo Anne Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs Teuman Arnold of Sabina and Dale William Lindsay son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Lindsay of Middletown were married June 16 at the Sabina Methodist Church. The bride a Wilmington College graduate taught at Northridge School. Lindsay also a Wilmington College graduate teaches at Middletown High School. They reside in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anne Arnold
Teuman Arnold
Sabina
Dale William Lindsay
Gordon Lindsay
Middletown
Sabina Methodist Church
Wilmington College
Northridge School
Lindsay
Middletown High School
Germantown
Eaton Couple Announce Nancy Lee Clear and Thomas Fulks Wedding
Mrs. and Mr. Malcolm Clear of Eaton announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Lee to Thomas C. Fulks son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Fulks of Eaton. After September 14 the couple will reside in Cincinnati where Mr. Fulks will study engineering at the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Clear
Eaton
Nancy Lee
Thomas C. Fulks
Samuel J. Fulks
Cincinnati
Mr. Fulks
University of Cincinnati
New Middletown Pattern 536 for Child Middy Dress
Pattern 536 offers child sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 with an anchor motif easy to embroider or sew a variation without embroidery. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for add ons to News Journal Middletown Ohio 178 Needlecraft Dept P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 11 for tissue transfer easy directions state size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Journal
Middletown
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Union To Treat Regulars Friday At Cincinnati Game
The United Paper Workers Local 112 CIO will treat members with six consecutive monthly meetings to a Cincinnati Redlegs game Friday night. A chicken dinner will follow at the Cottage on South Yankee and Oxford State Roads. Bus departs Nelva Center on Canal Street at 5 35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Paper Workers
CIO
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cottage
South Yankee
Oxford State Roads
Cincinnati
Nelva Center
Canal Street
Fair tans for fair complexions and careful sun exposure
The article advises fair skinned readers not to envy deep tans and promotes pale topaz or pale apricot shades. It describes three sun tan products for different skin tones a lotion for fair skin an oil for olive skin and a spray formula for in-between skins that protects yet encourages tanning.
Mystery Company believed to hold downed airmen in Korea
Cpl. William H. Abbott, a liberated American, said the Communists may keep Allied airmen shot down over North Korea in a fourth Camp Two company not listed by the Chinese. He noted POWs learned of the mystery unit when suppliers were misdirected. Abbott, captured in 1950, described multiple relocations due to anti communist views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Village
Korea
North Korea
William H. Abbott
Jerusalem
Ohio
Camp Two
Sinuiju
Camp 2
Panmunjo
Abbott
Year's First Hurricane Forms Near Florida Coast
The first hurricane of the year developed in the Atlantic about 325 miles east of Daytona Beach. The Miami Weather Bureau said it was a small storm with top winds near 75 mph and could slowly intensify. A Navy hurricane hunter plane discovered it this morning and it moves north to northwest at about 12 mph. The bureau expects the movement to continue for 18 to 24 hours with slowly increasing intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Daytona Beach
Fila
Weather Bureau
Biggest Crops Since 1948 In Prospect
The Agriculture Department reports the largest U.S. crops since 1948 with corn seen at about 3.33 billion bushels. If forecasts rise by November 15, Secretary Benson may impose controls such as acreage allotments or marketing quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Earthquake Toll Unclear in Southern Italy
Rome reports a large southern Italian quake with no casualties confirmed. London says the U S Air Force atom bomber search near Ireland has ended with four rescued, five bodies found, 14 missing. Mun san claims Allied planes over the neutral zone five times at Panmunjom. Se culp notes seven Allied dead and 38 wounded in the 8th Army mine field duties, not all confirmed as American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
London
Ireland
Air Force
AEIF Schedules Husband and Wife Night at W F Hall
The Arnico Emploes Independent Federation plans a Husband and Wife Night at the regular meeting in W F Hall 1208 Reynolds St at 8 p m Thursday Walter Leonard secretary announced. The annual AEIF outing will be held at the Middletown Canoe Club on Saturday Leonard said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnico Employes Independent Federation
W. F. W. Hall
Reynolds St
Walter Leonard
Middletown
Leonard
Victory Dinner Honors Opti-Derby Contestants
Thirty one Middleton youths who drove racers in the citys first Opti-Derby last Sunday will be honored at a 6 30 p m victory dinner in the Manchester Hotel. City officials and Optimists will present trophies and savings bonds to winners while magician Charles McCall and others perform in a 45 minute program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Charles McCall
Frankfort
Ind
McCall
National Association of Magicians
Indiana
Herman McCall
N. J. Lawler
Journal
Alien Johnson
William Johnson
Eaton Dr
Joseph Blackmore
Young Johnson
Johnson
Howard Kramer
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Bob
Lenhart and Son
Kramer
Commission
Carmody
Lawler
Sylvester Husser
St. Mary’s Church
Victory Banqnet
Ralph Kirby
Blackmore and Rossi
Violence Strikes Ceylon Amid Rice Price Rise
In Colombo a state of emergency was declared as a Communist led strike spreads across Ceylon. Demonstrations protest a threefold rise in rice prices after subsidy withdrawal and disrupt transport. Attacks threaten economic life with a bombing near Madhu shrine injuring four pilgrims and a coastal rail section blown up at Hikaduw a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
P—Ceylons
Thestrike
Celyon
Madhu
Hikkaduwa
Births Mr and Mrs Elbert Powell Ex cello a girl Tuesday
Vital statistics item reports two births: Mr and Mrs Elbert Powell of Ex cello welcomed a girl on Tuesday and Mr and Mrs George Skelton of North Broad Street welcomed a girl on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Powell
Excello
George Skelton
North Broad St
Tuesay
Medical and surgery listings from Pearl to Dayton notices
A compiled list of individuals with medical or surgical notes including Mrs. William Tucker Pearl Street Mrs. Lexton Ellington Somerville Route 1 Mrs. Otis Hall Henry Avenue Mrs. Ralph Rickard Miamisburg Route 1 Mrs. Harry Selby Germantown Route 1 Mrs. Robert Schlotterbeck Lewisburg medical Mrs. Carl Ennis Trenton surgery Robert Ford Goldman Avenue surgery Mrs. James Cope Water Street medical Floyd Fletcher Morgan Street surgery William Brothers Batavia Route 1 medical Betsy Puckett daughter of Edna Puckett Trenton Route 1 Frank P. Wells Winona Drive Brown VA Hospital Dayton medical Mrs. Seldon Birch Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati DISMISSED Mrs. Lily Smith North Clinton Street Mrs. Robert Ritter Highview Clyde Pence Central Avenue Margo Page daughter of Wesley Page Trenton ag John Osterberger Winona r Miss Bessie Huff Excello Mrs. Milford Evans West Middletown Route 1 Clemmon Ellison Hughes Street Dale Dowrey Tenth Avenue James Collier son of John Collier Vanderveer Street Willard Boothe Glenn Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tucker
Pearl St
Lexton Ellington
Somerville
Otis Hall
Henry Ave
Ralph Rickard
Miamisburg
Harry Selby
Germantown
Robert Schlotterbeck
Lewisburg
Carl Ennis
Trenton
Robert Ford
Goldman Ave
James Cope
Water St
Floyd Fletcher
Morgan St
William Brothers
Batavia
Betsy Puckett
Edna Puckett
Frank P. Wells
Winona
Brown VA Hospital
Dayton
Medical
Seldon Birch
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Lily Smith
North Clinton St
Robert Ritter
Highview
Lawrence Leads Ohio NEA Building Fund Meeting
H. H. Lawrence assistant principal of Middletown High School will join Ohio building fund committee members Friday to plan a state campaign. The drive aims to raise funds for a multi million dollar NEA building in Washington D C. Lawrence serves southwestern Ohio on the committee led by Paul A. Miller of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
National Education Association
Ohio Building Fund Committee
NEA
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Southwestern
Ohio
Paul A. Miller
Warren
Dean to Receive South Korea's Highest Military Honor
President Syngman Rhee announced Maj. Gen. William F. Dean will be awarded the Order of Tae-Guk, South Korea's top military honor, upon his release in the prisoner exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South
Bowman Brothers Quartet To Perform At Mayfield Church
The Bowman Brothers from Birmingham with Bill Neel will present a musical program Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Church at Mayfield on Burbank Street beside Mayfield School. The program is open to the public per Rev. Frank Sowards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Brothers Quartet
Birmingham
Ala
Bill Neel
Mayfield
Frank Sowards
Burbank Street
Mayfield School
Two 15 Year-olds Held for Wil son Junior High Break-in
Two 15 year old boys confessed to breaking into Wilson Junior High School Monday night and damaging the chemistry department. They were turned over to juvenile authorities after detectives picked them up yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wilson Junior High
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Pensacola, Fla
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Winona Drive
R. G. Adair
South Main Street
Frank E. Adair
Mill Neck
Long Island
Birch Lake
Mich
James Dickerson
Hampton Road
Joseph R. Baker, Jr
Arlington Avenue
W. T. Thorn
Stanley Street
Chicago
Ardmore Drive
Ruth Hays
Arnold
Sauna
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Meta Badd
Hom
Central Ave
Wahl
Ato
Munsan
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
AEIF
Lawrence On State School Fund Group
Wehan Go
Willie
Wilson
Dean
Melampy
Capial Finance Corp
Charles D. Thomas
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