Society notes on extended family travel and visits
Mrs E C McCabe of Elmo Point and grandchildren Ginny Sug and Skippy McCabe left for San Juan Puerto Rico to join the children's parents Mr and Mrs William C McCabe who plan to live there with Armco International. Mr and Mrs R E Deweese vacationed at Yellowstone and other Western sites en route home to Bryant Street and will visit Mrs Deweese's brother and wife in Rangely Colorado. Eston Riggs hosted Harry Anderson of McMechen West Virginia, then Harold Howard of Huntington arrived for several days. William Tuttle of South Main Street returned from a summer home stay in Kennebunk Beach Maine.
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E. C. McCabe
Elmo Pt
Ginny Sug
Skippy McCabe
San Juan
Puerto Rico
William C McCabe
McCabe
Armco International
Yellowstone National Park
West
R. E. Deweese
Bryant St
Eston Riggs
Harry Anderson
McMechen
West Virginia
Mr. Riggs
Harold Howard
Huntington
William Tuttle
South Main St
J. A. Ingwerson
Kennebunk Beach
Maine
Perky Kaffee Klatch Meets at Mrs Masters Home
A local kaffe klatch will gather at 410 Young Street on Thursday at 7 30 PM hosted by Mrs Evan Masters. A note suggests trying pickled beets on ham sandwiches for a tasty flavor boost.
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Perky Kaffee Klatch
Evan Masters
Young St
Reed Klopp Company Picnic At LeSourdsville Lake
The Reed Klopp Company held its annual picnic last evening at LeSourdsville Lake with 42 guests enjoying dinner in the dining hall followed by rides and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed- Klopp Company
LeSourdsville Lake
Tea Honors September Bride at Alameda Circle
Mrs. Clinton D. Boyd hosted a reception and tea at her Alameda Circle home to honor the bride elect Miss Peggy Denny. Decorations featured pink and white carnations with silver candelabra and pink candles. Notables on the guest list included Mrs. Edwin Oglesby, Mrs. Wilbur Fryer, Mrs. Jasper Kievit, and many others, with the bride elect and hostess among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Boyd
Alameda Circle
Clinton DeWitt Boyd
Peggy Denny
Edwin Oglesby
Wilbur Fryer
Jasper Kievit
Dan Murphy
Gilbert Sheard
W. F. Stein
Royal Smith
J. D. Riggs
Thomas Brown
J. H. Holman
G. W. Breiel
Charles Bailey
Floyd Starr
Harry Miller
R. S. Shoemaker
R. B. Ramsdell
A. R. Maupin
Gordon Faries
Robert Miles
Don van Ausdall
Edward Weyman
R. A. Hill
J. H. Harkrader
Vance Cribbs
Karl Conklin
Ralph Rettig
H. W. Bish
Ralph Mull
Edward Land
R. E. Hockman
Robert Blicker
Dayton
Mark Denny
Shower Honors Miss Huffman Bride Elect of Hume
Miss Juanita Huffman, bride elect of Mr. Robert Hume, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her mother at the Huffman home on Burton Road. The couple plans to wed September 30 at St John’s Church, with 28 guests attending a luncheon after games and prizes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Huffman
Robert Hume
Arthur Huffman
Huffman
Burton Rd
Mr. Hume
Edith Hume
St. John's Church
Helen Balser
Helen Griss
Sara Sprinkles
Joan Skinner
Ida Stanton
Eleanor Keister
Timothy Fawns
Daughters of America Elects Local Officers in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley Council of Daughters of America held its weekly meeting in the Junior Hall on North Broad Street with Mrs. Ruth Banks presiding. Mrs. Ira Sickle received her commission as Deputy State Councilor and Mrs. Nelson Smith was elected and installed as associate Vice-Councilor. A social hour followed and plans for a party with the Juniors were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF America
Miami Valley Council
North Broad St
Ruth Banks
Ira Sickle
Nelson Smith
Council meets in Monroe for Catholic women picnic
The National Council of Catholic Women gathered at the Seven Dollars Church recreation room in Monroe for a picnic supper last evening. A business session followed with Mrs. Helen Gardiner among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
National Council of Catholic Women
Seven Dolors Church
Helen Gardiner
Wildwood Ladies Entertain Visitors at Golf Club
Wildwood members hosted visitors from Forest Hills Country Club and the Hamilton Elks Club for ladies day. Forest Hills players dominated with low gross 50 by Mrs Bud Goetz and low net 41 by Mrs H V Flagg. Wildwood's own Mrs Owen Combs took low gross 47 and Mrs George Ritter low net 44. Jane Fraser and Mrs Tom Walburg won blind bogey 45 after a delightful luncheon.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Wildwood
Forest Hills
Church Women Meet Tuesday in Middletown YMCA
Middletown Council of Church Women, representing 25 churches, met in the YMCA Directors' Room with Mrs Ralph Mull presiding. Plans for World Community Day on November 3 at First Evangelical United Brethren Church were announced, with a theme Love Thy Neighbor and knitted gifts for elderly refugees in Europe. Appointments included Mrs Fred Foreman as general chairman and several assistants. Delegates named to the Middletown Council of Churches were five women, and the fifth National Assembly of the United Council of Church Women will be in Cincinnati November 13 to 16. World Day of Prayer is February 9, 1951, and May Fellowship Day is May 4, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James Ray
Chester Fugett
Harry Smith
Theodore Griss
Lowell Wagner
C. R. Schneider
Howard Price
Hostess Church
Pearl Spurlock
Council
End of Canada Strike Looms in Parliament Action
Ottawa AP reports Canada’s Parliament convenes three daily sessions to speed a bill ordering resumption of the nationwide rail strike. Union leaders say they will order 124,000 workers back after passage of the legislation as the week-old walkout nears an end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Ger mantown presidency changed as Mrs Constiner resigns
Mrs Merle Constiner resigns from the Germantown presidency triggering a leadership change. The organization schedules a next meeting at Holy Trinity Hall Middletown on October 30 to discuss succession and actions.
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Germantown
Merle Constiner
Holy Trinity Hall
Middletown
Taft Presses Campaign Swing Through Industrial Plants
Senator Taft continues reelection bid despite pickets at Youngstown era steel plant. He tours Campbell works of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with no speeches, smiling and shaking hands. About 3400 workers stayed on job while 100 left, later taft faced a small YMCA picket.
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Warren
Youngstown
Taft
Ohio
Niles
Girard
Geneva
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
CIO United
James P. Griffin
USW
JA Advisors End Training Ready For Work
More than 50 advisors from Middletown's 1950 51 Junior Achievement Companies completed the final session of their three day conference. Most companies will begin operations in September and one starts this week. Over 40 advisors attended the Tuesday training. Topics included JA bookkeeping, with guidance on entries and recording transactions. Tom Venable led a slideshow of operating Achievement companies with Robert McDade. Junior Achievement is part of the Civic Association. three local Achievers served refreshments at meeting end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert McDade
Tom Venable
Middletown Civic Association
McDade
Junior Achievement
Civic Association
Pat Young
City Briefs Officers and trustees meet this week
Officers of ees Teamsters and Helpers at Union No 836 will meet at 7 30 p m at the Trades and Labor Council. Members of the Board of Trustees of the Little Theater will meet at 7 30 p m at the library of the Civic Association.
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Ees Teamsters and Helpers
Trades and Labor Council
The
Little Theater
Library of the Civic Association
Thursday Toastmasters and Local Club Meetings Night
Multiple community groups meet this Thursday including Toastmasters at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of the American Legion at 8 p m at the Silver Leaf Social Club Kiwanis at noon at the Manchester Hotel Armco Independent Federation executive committee at 7 p m in AIEF offices Odd Fellows at 7 30 p m at the hall Alpha Council No 32 Jr OUAM at 8 p m at 19 N Broad St Lions Club at noon at LeSourdsville Lake and Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 45 p m.
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Toastmasters Club
Manchester Hotel
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Armco Independent Federation
AIEF
Alpha Council
No. 32
Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Timken Plan Extends Insurance to military dependents
Timken Roller Bearing Company announced completion of a plan allowing dependents of employees entering military service to remain covered by hospital and surgical insurance. The company will pay full cost for salaried workers and partial coverage for employees under the CIO United Steelworkers contract.
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Timken Plan Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Company
CIO
United Steelworkers
Ribbon-tailed bird of paradise with extra long tail
The ribbon tailed bird of paradise features a tail three times longer than its body, a striking adaptation that defines its display and courtship. Observers note the elongated tail as the species’ most distinctive trait.
Warren Grange in State Fair Drama Contest
Warren County's Farmers Grange in District No 3 will compete in the second annual Ohio State Grange Little Theater contest in Columbus Friday. The Warren Grange, one of nine district drama winners in the state, will present Henry's Mail Order Wife at 1 p.m. in
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Warren County
Farmers Grange
Ohio State Grange
Columbus
Warren Grange
Henry
Granagemaster race eyed for Ohio State Grange
Wade Moreland of Granville plans to run for grangemaster of the Ohio State Grange currently led by Joseph W. Fichter. Nominations have often occurred on the convention floor and the Toledo election is set for December.
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Newark
Wade More
Granville
Ohio State Grange
Joseph W. Fichter
Toledo
Music Hall at Ohio State Fairgrounds featured district plays
At the Music Hall on the Ohio State Fairgrounds more than 80 granges presented one act plays across districts.
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Milton
Cos
N. Main ST
Eaton
Landy
Fenton’s
Westinghouse
Halfshour Laundry
Yankee RD
Wildwood Ladies
End OF Canada
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lions Club
Alcoholics Anonymous
Che
Wilson
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Lala
Seo
Central Ave
Vaon
Grangemaster
Jaye
Mattress
Ee Ae CO. Inc
Reynolds
Springfield ST
Brandenburg Furs
Brandenburg
Parrot & Star Brand
Dagenbach
the Friendly Shoe Store
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