Marriage of Stella Mae Johnson and Arthur Holderman
Mrs. Stella Mae Johnson daughter of Mrs Goldie Krebs of Carlisle and Arthur Holderman of Middletown were married Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Franklin at 845 PM The Rev H S Gessner officiated The couple will live briefly at the Victory Motor Court in Franklin Mrs Holderman ran the Barney lunchroom while her husband works as an interior decorator in Middletown.
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Stella Mae Johnson
Goldie Krebs
Carlisle
Arthur Holderman
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Bride-Elect Honored in Mixed Shower for Lucille Deardorff
Miss Lucille Deardorff bride elect of Donald C. Jay was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Miss Betty Oglesby and Mrs. Carl L. Jay at Holiday House. A white wedding bell arch framed gifts while guests played games and prizes were awarded. The couple will wed September 10.
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Lucille Deardorff
Donald C. Jay
Betty Oglesby
Carl L. Jay
Holiday House
Herbert Kelhoffer
Earl Jay
Denny Ming
Sorority Hosts White Elephant Sale social meeting
Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha enjoyed a social evening at Mrs. Mike Kaurich's home on Carolina Street featuring a white elephant sale. Business centered on the upcoming state convention at the Manchester Hotel October 30 31 and November 1 with sister chapter Beta Zeta aiding in preparations.
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Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Mike Kaurich
Carolina Street
Manchester
Beta Zeta
Middletown High School Class of 1952 Reunion Planned
Members of the Middletown High School class of 1952 plan a Sunday gathering at 2 30 p m hosted by Miss Sylvia Alexander on Mossman Road. The covered dish dinner will be provided by the girls with a small contribution from the men to offset expenses. For details contact Miss Barbara Arnold at 4016 Grand Ave.
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Middletown High School
Sylvia Alexander
Mossman Road
Barbara Arnold
Grand Ave
Canta Tel Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Hasselbach Home
Members of the Canta-Tel Club gathered at Mrs George Hasselbach’s residence in Trenton for their regular monthly session. Canasta winners were Mrs Robert Simmons Mrs Edward Beachler and Mrs Joseph Hotarich.
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Canta-Tel
George Hasselbach
Trenton
Canasta
Robert Simmons
Edward Beachler
Joseph Hotarich
Bon Voyage Party for Mrs. Jim Smith Held in Stanley Street
A Bon Voyage party for Mrs. Jim Smith was hosted Tuesday evening at her parents’ home, honoring her departure from New York on September 3 aboard the SS America to join her husband in Trieste, Italy. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Mitchell and others, with two Dayton visitors. A prior picnic honored Mrs. Smith last Sunday.
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Jim Smith
Ivo Beedle
Stanley Street
Danny Krueger
Dayton
Rae Lou Knuth
James Clark
Group approves new constitution at Synagogue meeting
During a Tuesday evening session at the Synagogue the Middletown Section National Council of Jewish Women and the Sisterhood of Beth Sholom Synagogue adopted a new constitution and approved their budget for the coming year. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Theodore Cohen and Mrs. Harlan Grund. October 6 is set for their next regular meeting.
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Middletown
National Council of Jewish Women
Sisterhood of Beth Sholom Synagogue
Theodore Cohen
Harlan Grund
Sorority Rushees Attend Wiener Roast Social
Nu Phi Mu Unit I hosted a wiener roast at Mrs Harold Owsl ey West Middletown for rushees. Miss Mary Swaim led games and group singing with helpers Miss Pat Johnston and hostess. Next meeting set for September 2 at the YMCA and lists rushees by name.
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Nu Phi Mu
Unit I
Harold Owsley
West Middletown
Sorority
Rushees
Ray Sherman
Mary Swaim
Pat Johnston
Swaim
Marjorie Aldridge
Mary Ann Asher
Jean Sherman
Margaret Jackson
Janet Meeks
Marlene McAfee
Ginger Puckett
Judy Brown
Betty Brandenburg
Janet Lewis
Mary Ann Chrisman
Mary Jane Spies
Jean Sennet
Virginia Sennet
Jane List
Elaine Homan
Rosemary Schmacker
Nancy Ivins
YMCA
Lodges Plan Initiation at September Moose Meeting
At the regular meeting last evening Women of the Moose prepared for the initiation of new members on September 2. A note on disease linked undulant fever in humans to Bang’s disease germs in cattle.
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Women of the Moose
Man
Bride Mrs Hackney Honored At Post-nuptial Shower
Ruth Marie Stutenroth Hackney, a recent bride, was feted at a miscellaneous post-nuptial shower hosted by Miss Barbara Arnold on Grand Avenue. Guests presented gifts for her new home, with Miss Sylvia Alexander earning the prize.
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Donald Hackney
Ruth Marie Stutenroth
Barbara Arnold
Grand Avenue
Sylvia Alexander
Marilyn Lawson
Betty Roush
Nancy Benadum
Janet Amyx
Janet Moyer
Jennie
Monroe Couple To Wed September 12
The wedding of Miss Barbara Joan Moore and Jack Puffenbarger will take place Saturday September 12 at Seven Dolors Church in Monroe. Father Charles J. Schriml will officiate the 1 30 p m ceremony.
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Barbara Joan Moore
Joseph Moore
Monroe
Jack Puffenbarger
J. F. Buffenbarger
Seven Dolors Church
Charles J. Schrim
Travel Notes on Wedding Parties and Vacation Trips
Mr and Mrs Donald G Dris of Highland Street arrive after a Honolulu vacation and attend the August 15 wedding of Dawn Galt and William E Bull. Bridesmaid Robyn Adele Rathman joins from Ann Arbor. Multiple wedding party members and relatives travel from Connecticut New York Michigan and Ohio for events in the coming days.
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Donald G. Driscoll
Highland Street
Honolulu
Dawn Galt
William E. Bull
Robyn Adele Rathman
du Wayne Carlson
Jonathan Wright
Ann Arbor
Mich
Douglass Cadwallader Fonda Jr
Margot
Stamford
The Summer Bachelor Survives Modern Life
Cynthia Lowry notes a shift in the stereotype of the summer bachelor from a neglected, beer stuffed, dish piled figure to a more organized suburban resident. He now appears as an orderly household engineer who may plan to write about home life to impress his wife.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Summer bachelors embrace cooking and home tech
A householder touts culinary experiments while a train ride reveals bachelors turning to cooking and housekeeping. The trend shows more men preparing meals and using appliances like dishwashers and vacuum cleaners as they help with chores and impress guests.
Today’s Hostess Children Can Ease Party Strain
Adelaide Kerr advises using children to help with entertaining when no servants are available. She suggests assigning tasks by age, preparing a schedule, and aligning kids’ duties with party needs to ensure smooth hosting without last minute chaos.
Training Denise to Serve Dessert at Table Etiquette
The passage advises parents to involve a 14 year old Denise in dessert service during meals. It stresses demonstrating every step and rehearsing the precise placing of plates from the left, noting that instructions alone may fail without practice.
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Denise
Warning on stacking plates and serving tips
The piece advises not stacking plates, remove one by one, or use a tray with unstacked plates on a serving table to speed service. It suggests Polly can help at an afternoon party by delivering sandwiches or cakes, but cautions against urging guests too often for more cake.
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Averysing
Polly
Boy Killed In Fall In Ironton Ohio
A 6 year old boy, Thomas Kline, died after falling from his father's truck in Ironton Ohio. The incident was reported amid scattered social commentary on family abandonment and parental separation.
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Ironton
Ohio
Thomas Kline
Stock Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Declines
The market steadied after three declines with prices moving under a point in most cases. Railroads and utilities showed gains while coppers and oils lagged. aircrafts rose broadly. Notable gainers included Santa Fe and Allied Chemical. losers included Sinclair Oil and Goodyear.
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New York
Santa Fe
20Th Century-Fox
Johns-Manville
Southern California Edison
Allied Chemical
Republic Steel
Boeing
Sinclair Oil
International Telephone
Kennecott Copper
Air Reduction
Westinghouse Electric
Goodyear
Mrs FDR Labels UN India Seat Clash a Red Victory
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt calls the United Nations India seating dispute a substantial Malenkov victory that could split the free world. She, as honorary chair of Americans for Democratic Action, says the issue dramatizes U S self-isolation due to stubborn policy.
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Fdr
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
India
Malenkov
Free World
Roosevelt
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
Van Fleet Delivers Grant Report to Syngman Rhee
Gen. James A. Van Fleet met President Syngman Rhee in Seoul and said South Korea would receive nearly half a million dollars. He represents the American Korean Foundation mission led by Dr. Howard A. Rusk and handed Rhee a report detailing 86 grants disbursed in the past week.
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Seoul
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
van Fleet
American-Korean Foundation
Howard A. Rusk
US Proved Gas Reserves Hit 199.7 Tcf in 1952
The United States recorded proved natural gas reserves totaling 199.7 trillion cubic feet in 1952. This benchmarks the nation’s gas holdings and influences energy supply projections and policy considerations for the period.
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United States
Shrine Convention Gathers 20000 plus in Dayton this Weekend
Shrine gathering convenes at Antioch Temple Dayton with over twenty thousand red fez wearers and wives expected for a major convention. Activities include band and chanters concerts Mardi Gras parade CE in University of Dayton fieldhouse parade massed units displays and fireworks. Temples attending hail from multiple cities including Marquette East St Louis Columbus Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and Cincinnati.
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Dayton
Antioch Temple
Robert I. McConachie
University of Dayton
High School Stadium
Biltmore
Miami
Marquette
Mich
East St. Louis
Ill
Columbus
Cleveland
Springfield
Saginaw, Mich
Evansville
Ind
Peoria, Ill
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Indianapolis
Hammond
Grand Rapids, Mich
Akron
Cincinnati
Rockford, Ill
Milwaukee
Toledo
Terre Haute
Johnson pins foreign aid objections on Europe
Senator Johnson of Texas told a German American group in Fredericksburg that France and Italy must set their houses in order before further aid. He cited Italy’s government formation problems and France’s strikes as proof they cannot meet the program’s test, while praising West Germany for full membership.
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Fredericksburg
Tex
Johnson
France
Italy
Senate
West Germany
Family of Free Nations
Europe
Germany
Dogs trained to sniff out leaks in US gas pipelines
Trained dogs have been deployed in the United States to detect natural gas leaks along pipelines. The program uses canine scenting skills to locate underground or concealed leaks, enabling faster repairs and improved safety for surrounding communities.
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United States
Fire Threat at Arrowhead Springs Hotel Eases
A forest and brush fire surrounded the Arrowhead Springs Hotel in the San Bernardino Mountains, reaching within 50 feet of the six million dollar resort. No major damage occurred beyond a scorched awning by the pool as about 200 guests aided firefighters until winds pushed the blaze eastward across roughly 3,000 acres.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino Mountains
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