Three Birthdays Celebrated At Family Reunion
More than 40 members of the Rothwell Welch family gathered at Armco Park for their annual reunion. They honored the birthdays of Mamie Welch Michael Welch and George Rothwell and congratulated Mr and Mrs William Welch Jr on their August 15 marriage. Mrs Welch is the former Justine Green. The couple wed in New Castle Indiana and guests came from New Castle Knightstown Ogden Liberty Washington Monroe Huntsville and Middletown O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothwell-Welch
Armco Park
Mamie Welch
Michael Welch
George Rothwell
William Welch, Jr
Welch
Justine Green
New Castle
Ind
Knightstown
Ogden
Liberty
Washington, Ill
Monroe
Huntsville
Middletown
Sorority Plans For Convention In Ohio State Council Meeting
Mrs Gene Popper presided at the Ohio State Council Sigma Alpha sorority board meeting in Columbus at the Wallick Hotel. Plans include a late October convention and a Fre mont September 27 28 state council meeting with Mrs Mark Moore named song contest chairwoman. Attendees from the area include Mrs Wayne Bower Washington DC Miss Naomi Beal Oxford Miss Pat Rooks Fremont Miss Betty Bailey Zanesville and state secretary Mrs Clyde Davis along with Mrs Lillard Lee of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Popper
Ohio State Council
Iteeion Sigma Alpha Sorority
Shierd Wallick
Columbus
State Council
Fremont
Mark Moore
Wayne Bower
Washington D. C
Naomi Beal
Rev Correll To Address Meeting At Pleasant Ridge
The Rev Helen Correll of Christian Tabernacle and Day ton will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Pleasant Ridge EUB Church West Middletown where a covered dish dinner follows a 6 30 start. Correll has traveled in Africa Europe and South America. Public invited to attend. About 15 tons of rock yield a ton of fiber in Quebec asbestos industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Correll
Christian Tabernacle
Dayton
Misary Society of
Pleasant Ridge
Quebec
Local Girl Weds Hamilton Man
Miss Jean Sorrell daughter of Mrs Nellie Sorrell of Auburn Street and Donald Ediskey son of Mr and Mrs Harry Korting of Hamilton were married Saturday morning in the home of Justice of the Peace Lammie Bailey with a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a white corded nylon suit with navy blouse and accessories and orchids. Attendant Mrs Charles E Bryant wore white linen. Witnesses included Mr Hank Smith Mrs Nellie Sorrell and Mr and Mrs Harry Korting and John Vogt. Ediskey attended Middle town High School and he, a Hamilton High School graduate, served 31 months in the U S Navy and works for the B and O Railroad. They reside at 1722 Pleasant Ave Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sorrell
Nellie Sorrell
Auburn St
Donald Ediskey
Harry Korting
Hamilton
Lammie Bailey
Charles E. Bryant
B and O Railroad Company
Ediskey
Pleasant Ave
Travel Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Trips
Miss Lorraine Kenneally of Pittsfield is the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steward in Monroe and engaged to Harold Steward. Charleston residents Harold Anglin and family visited in Fleming Road. Several couples report trips to the Bad Lands Black Hills Yellowstone Park Redwoods San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver. Other plans include a Paris sailing September 5 and two weeks in Miami Beach and the South with stops in North Carolina Florida New Orleans and Gatlinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Kenneally
Pittsfield, N. H
Earl Steward
Monroe
Miss Kenneally
Harold
Harold Kinney
Schrock
Girard St
Bess Mitchell
Yankee Rd
Black Hills Yellowstone Park
Redwoods
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
South
North Carolina
Florida
Middletown
New Orleans
Insure Rest With Planning
A vintage bedtime guide offers tips to improve mornings. It recommends a comfortable mattress, fresh linens, taut sheets, a cooling fragrance, a bowl of ice and witch hazel, and a refreshing shower to tempt getting up after a sleepless night.
Wings Awarded to Three Watchers
Three Middletonians received the Eastern Air Defense Command wings for 25 hours or more of Ground Observers Corps service. Harold Gaw announced the awards to Mrs. S. J. Kuderer Mrs. E. H. Wideman and Ed Christmann. The unit has watched the skies 1362 hours since Operation Skywatch began six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Air Defense Command
Harold Gaw
S. J. Kuderer
E. H. Wideman
Ed Christmann
Gaw
Prenton School to Resume Classes on September 2
Robert E Wearly, superintendent of Trenton School, announced that all grades from first through twelfth will resume on September 2. School hours are 8 30 a m to 3 p m with lunch in the cafeteria. Buses retain last year routes and changes will be announced at the school. First graders must present birth certificates. Textbooks supplied. workbooks on sale during the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wearly
Trenton School
Filipino doctor recalls wartime medical training in Philippines
Dr Virginia Basaca-Sevilla recalls scarce textbooks and equipment during World War II in Manila, where doctors worked without anesthesia and faced food shortages. Now in Washington on a World Health Organization fellowship, she studies diagnostic techniques and plans to train Filipinos back home. She cites support from family and reflects on returning to the Philippines to advance medical care amid new antibiotics and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Virginia Basaca-Sevilla
Sevilla
World Health Organization
Army Medical Service
University of Philippines Medical College
Dr. Sevilla
Philippine Government Public Health Laboratory
Johns Hopkins
United States
Harvard
America
Fur Country
Duke University
University of North Carolina
U. S. Public Health Service
Josue
Jose
Women’s Club Aims to Aid Illegitimate Children Rights
Mrs. Gertrude G. Huitt of East St. Louis explains Soroptimist push for legal reforms to shield illegitimate children from stigma. She urges uniform national laws on adoption paternity and support and calls for penalties against stigma in media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Club
Gertrude G
Huiet
Credit Buyers Urged To Use Good Sense
Washington report on the National Foundation for Consumer Credit urging careful use of installment plans after eased controls. It notes 10 million families forego conveniences due to credit reluctance and advises cash when possible while educating retailers to avoid excess purchases and opaque terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
C. S. la Rue
Foundation
South
la Rue
Busy Bee Sewing Club Picnic at LeSourdsville Lake
The Busy Bee Sewing Club holds its annual picnic at LeSourdsville Lake on Wednesday at 11 30 a m. The article notes that American Indians used crimson juice from bloodroot for dyeing fabrics and as war paint in traditional handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Sewing Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Much Married Manville’s Expensive Divorces Revealed
A tabulated profile shows Tommy Manville’s string of brief marriages and large settlements. From 1925 to 1951 he faced costly divorces, with reported cash payments and bonuses ranging into hundreds of thousands, including a 12 day marriage and a 50 000 bonus in Mexico.
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Manville
Follies
Florence Huber
Lois McCain
Ve. Manville
Avonne Taylor
Marcelle Edwards
Marcelle
Bonita Edwards
Wilhelmina Boze
Reno
Macie Marie
Sunny) Ainsworth
el Morocco
Sunny
Georgina Campbell
Anita Frances Roc Eden
Mexico
Freak Mishap Kills 21YearOld In Hamilton City
William Berk 21 died at Mercy Hospital after a mirror from a passing truck struck him as he crossed Seven Mile Pike near City View Heights. The impact hurled him into a trailer. the driver F N Moore 36 of Harrison faces no charges. Berk, a truck driver for a local furniture store, was to join the armed forces and was visiting his sister Mrs Joseph Good when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Berk
Lee Berk
Maple Ave
Mercy Hospital
A. N. Peters
Berk
City View Heights
Seven Mile Pike
Joseph Good
F.N. Moore
State Line
Harrison
Eight Youths Take Physical Exams Today
Selective Service Board 10 sent eight men to Cincinnati for armed forces physical examination. Six are Middle Town residents. Local men named Cleophas Smith 1227 Sycamore St Howard L Taulbee 905 Young St Robert Jackson 909 Garden St Samuel L Dixon 934 Eight Ave J D Lucas 1419 Young St Jesse Peebles 160 Garfield St Also reporting were Odis Powell Trenton Route 1 and Marion Cox 498 Helvey Ave New Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board 10
Cincinnati
Middletown
Cleophas Smith
Sycamore St
Howard L. Taulbee
Young St
Robert Jackson
Garden St
Samuel L. Dixon
Eight Ave
J. D. Lucas
Jesse Peebles
Garfield St
Odis Powell
Trenton
Marion Cox
Helvey Ave
New Miami
Stenographer Joins Middletown Junior Achievement Office
Miss Jean Poplin, previously with the Bureau of Public Health Nursing at the Civic Association since October, starts as stenographer in the Middletown Junior Achievement offices. She replaces Mrs. Jack Muncy, per M. G. McCall JA executive director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Poplin
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
The
Civic Association
Middletown
Junior Achievement
Miss Poplin
Jack Muncy
M. G. McCall
Fifteen Fined For Violations On Area Roads
Fifteen area residents were fined in local courts for traffic violations yesterday. Names include Earl McIntosh, Randolph Reynolds, Landon Robinson, Earl Grossnickle, and others from Dayton, Cincinnati, and nearby towns, with fines ranging from 10 to 125 dollars plus costs for offenses such as speeding, running stop signs, red light violations, reckless operation, and driving while intoxicated. The judges and mayors cited include L D Lane, Welton Hizar, Harry Stretcher, J E Jackson, Albert Bolling, and Thomas Linn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McIntosh
Dayton
L. D. Lane
Mason
Randolph Reynolds
Mayor Lane
Landon Robinson
Cincinnati
Justice of Peace
Lebanon
Hizar
Charles Purkey
Hamilton
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
William Conrad
Morgan St
Middletown
Stretcher
William Leigh
Albert Bolling
William Fletcher
J. E. Jackson
Ben Teewell
Franklin
Jackson
Sam Clemons
Richard Vance
White Oak
James Winningham
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Edward Hughes
Linn
Roy McPherson
Miamisburg
Springboro School Opens September 2 Planned
Plans announced by A. R. Emery, superintendent, set opening day for Springboro schools on September 2 with cafeterias open in both buildings. First day session runs 8:35 to 1:30. Regular classes start September 3. Kindergarten to begin between October 1 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
A. R. Emery
Emery
Jewelry Crafted Since Antiquity For Protection And Power
The earliest ornaments were created before recorded history to serve divine protection and magical influence, reflecting ancient beliefs in jewelry as a source of power and safeguarding.
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Correll
Zemo
Russell Anglin
Charleston, W
Kelley Powers
Fleming Rd
George M. Hook
Charles R. Hook
Almeda
Paris
Robert Petrocy
Elwood St
Miami Beach
Maynard Euverd
Jimmy
Short Hills
N. J
Perry Hoss
Ardmore
Or Mountains
Gattlinburg, Tenn
R. L. Davidson
Eaton Dr
Carl Tudor
Columbia Ave
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Prenton School
Spiegel
Central Ave
Registered
Copyrient
William J. Miller
King Features. Inc
By Jane Eads
Women’s Club
Lse
Faery
Butler
DRY Cleaners
South Clinton
Henrietta Leith
New York
Tommy Manville
Mrs. Manville No
Tommy
Melampy
OT Eat
Wee
Fundamental Music Training Studios
IST Prize
Frontalini
Hal Foley
Mar
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