Notices of Students Headed to College This Fall
Society Editor will collect notices of students going to college this fall and publish them on Sunday September 10. Notices accepted through September 7. Call 2-3611 and ask for the Society Editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
5
Society Editor will collect notices of students going to college this fall and publish them on Sunday September 10. Notices accepted through September 7. Call 2-3611 and ask for the Society Editor.
Mrs. Olivia Harlan arrived for September to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs David E Harlan on South Main. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Roy Canfield and sons from Tulsa and Mrs Gertrude Wirick of Denver with son Edward back from Europe. Miss Margaret Lucinda Wilson of Kenwood Dr visits Henderson two weeks and plans to enter the University of Kentucky as a senior September 10. Mr and Mrs John Ferguson of Lakewood Fla visit their son and family. the Fermugsons are formerly Middletown residents.
Forest Hills Country Club hosted a social dinner last evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. Raymond E. Sebald as host and hostesses for over 50 guests. The decorated clubhouse featured garden flowers and white gladiolas with tapers. A cocktail hour preceded a dinner followed by socializing and card games. The note on duck highlights its nutritional value as a protein rich poultry source.
Mrs. Frank Vigor hosted a rehearsal dinner for Patricia Jayne with white flowers and playbill style bios at her Central Ave home. Attending were George Mellon, Lawrence Jayne Sr and family, David Jayne, Barbara Hudson maid of honor, Reed Mason best man, and other bridal party members before the Episcopal Church of the Ascension ceremony at 6:30.
When braising or stewing chuck beef, use tomatoes for the cooking liquid. Braising uses little liquid while stewing requires enough liquid to partially cover the meat.
Bridal luncheon on the Hudson lawn concluded Miss Patricia Mellon and Mr Lawrence Jayne pre married events. Guests including Mr and Mrs George Mellon and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jayne attended the garden affair ahead of the 6 30 evening Episcopal Church of the Ascension ceremony.
Mrs Greathouse hosted a combined shower and tea at her Greathouse home on Stanley St to honor bride elect Miss Joan Davies, with the wedding to Mr Robert Davies set for Saturday September 9. Guests included Mrs Thomas Davies Mrs Joseph Ayres Mrs G W Breiel and others. Miss Barbara Davies poured.
Miss Imogene Halsey was honored with a lawn party shower at the Evers home on Jewel Street hosted by Mrs. James Evers and Mrs. Omer Brewer. Guests included 16 attendees who enjoyed games and a wiener roast. Miss Halsey will marry Paul Campbell on September 1 at St. Pauls Church. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Orville McQueen, Mrs. Maxine Null, and Mrs. Leo Halsey.
Jane Eads describes a freewheeling aviation group with no officers or treasury. It holds stock in about a dozen aviation companies as a device to heckle executives. Meetings occur in the National Press Club board room and welcome visiting newsmen and aviation figures.
A word puzzle listing canine breed themed clues across and down. Entries include Sealyham, muse of lyric poetry, promissory note, symbol for radium, goddess of harvest, Etruscan title, and Papal triple crown among others.
A cryptic clue style entry lists several terms including a breed linked to Capt John Tucker around 1860 and references to various word parts and terms such as Meddie Keep Chaff Distend French river Thick European over contr constellation hostelry and Verso ab eye Scot.
The Ohio Centennial State Fair opened at 6 a.m. with gates set for a record opening day attendance. superintendent Guy Snider projected about 40,000 first-day entrants, over 30,000 paid, 7,000 free, and 2,000 veterans and troops. Officials anticipate up to half a million visitors over seven days, with exhibits nearing 35,000 entries and $218,445 in premiums. The event runs through Friday with Army and public exhibits, including a B-29 Superfortress display and a full Junior Fair lineup beginning with swine judging and industrial arts exhibits.
A sweep of Sunday programming on WLW TV Channel 4 lists films news and variety shows from 12:15 PM to 12:10 AM. Notable items include Tumbleweed Theater Meet e Public Hopalong Cassidy and Garraway at Large plus a long run of news weather and entertainment features.
A yearly reunion at Hopewell Ghost Church near Morning Sun Preble County marks the 1827 church building origin and 1808 congregation. The church stopped services in 1915 as families moved away. This year Sunday program includes United Presbyterian ministers and Rev Edward Paxton, 94, of College Corner expected to attend.
The listing summarizes radio program titles and hosts including Lombardo, USA Teens in Our Towd, Dance Orchestra Swing Club, and Requestfully Yours. It notes a schedule of varied music and talk segments across stations with host names and show themes.
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