Why Of Modern Art Discussed At Christmas Club Meeting
Current Events Club held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Bennet Chapple’s McGee Street home. Mrs. Arthur Griffith welcomed guests as Sigfried Weng of Dayton Art Institute explained modern art’s roots in impressionism and its aim to evoke emotion and ideas rather than lifelike rendering.
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Current Events Club
Bennett Chapple
McGee St
Arthur Griffith
Sigfried Weng
Dayton Art Institute
John Wilks
Weng
Wong
George Leighton
William Bricel
Faris Family Notes Reach Home After Visit and Christening
Mrs. Rachel Faris completes a holiday from Rapid City South Dakota visiting son Charles Faris and family and attends the christening of grandson Eric John Faris. In Rochester Minnesota Norton Hotel registers Charles Wagner Ray Spellman and others. Mr and Mrs John Aull Jr return from trip via Chicago and Vancouver British Columbia.
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Rachel Faris
Rapid City
S. D
Charles Faris
Eric John Faris
Norton Hotel
Rochester, Minn
Charles Wagner
Warren Rd
Ray Spellman
Maple Park
John Aull, Jr
Chicago
Vancouver
British Columbia
Middletown party attends Cornell basketball opener
Mrs E R Turner Miss Merilyn Turner Mr Walter Kilburn and families from Middletown Cincinnati Columbus travel to Ithaca New York to visit Mr Thomas R Turner and Mrs Rayner C Greene and attend Cornell's open basketball game season opener.
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E. R. Turner
Merilyn Turner
Walter Kilburn
Middledtown
Eugene R. Turner
Cincinnati
Katherine Johnson
Columbus
Mr Williams Honored With Birthday Party
Mr H Williams was feted at a birthday party hosted by his wife Mrs Williams and daughter Fionna Anne at their Winona Drive home. The gathering featured decorated cakes, candies, cards, and an evening meal with guests including Mrs Katie Williams and the Steed and Windle families.
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Williamsh. Williams
Williams
Fionna Anne
Winona Dr
Katie Williams
Charles Steed, Jr
Fred Baird
Jerry Lee Pembles
Judy
Betty Steed
Franklin
Be In The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers
Be In The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Harold Frater presiding. Officers were elected including Meryvan Snethen noble grand and Charlies Johnson vice grand. Installation is set for January 16. Thirty eight members attended.
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Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Harold Frater
Meryvan Snethen
Noble Grand
Charlies Johnson
George Knott
James Monroe
Bertha Rabb
Vernon Walker
Joe Dimyer
Margaret Rodefer
Turner Guests Highlight Social Visit
Star is a member of the team. Mr and Mrs Donald C Turner of 707 15th Ave guest at Mr and Mrs Joseph Fultz of 05 Innis Ave Columbus.
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Star
Donald C. Turner
15Th Ave
Joseph Fultz
Innis Ave
Columbus
Women’s Day Observed by The Sarah Thompson Missionary Society
The Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of First Church of Christ held Women’s Day with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Henry Barker led devotions and Mrs. Richard Gray covered six months of work. Mrs. J. O. Focht displayed a patchwork quilt as the trio hummed Diana’s Quilting Party. Dr. Earle O. Owen gave the evening address from Argentina. Solos were by the Loyal Friends Class and several soloists. The service included call to worship, scripture, prayer, and benediction.
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Sarah Thompson Missionary Society
The
First Church of Christ
Henry Barker
Richard Gray
J. O. Focht
Diana
John H. Brooks
Albert Lowe
Earle O. Owen
Argentina
Loyal Friends
Joseph Sabo
Carol Sue Fagan
June Fagan
Charlotte Ferguson
Gilbert Egelston
Yuletide Theme Carried Through Women’s Century Meeting
Christmas program at the Women’s Century Club in the Girls’ Club featured Mrs. M. H. Dennis’s discussion on American Christmas traditions with pagan roots, Whittier’s Christmas Carmen read by Miss Anna Metzler, and music by students under Miss Helen Weinberger. The Nativity narrative concluded with Hallelujah Chorus as Jean Phillips accompanied, followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. S. J. Kudered and Miss Ella Robieno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
M. H. Dennis
Anna Metzler
Fred Stein
Metzle
L. J. Ragland
William Steidger
Jimmy
Helen Weinberger
Jean Phillips
Servicewoman Exchanges Vows In California
Honeymooning in Long Beach California AM and Mrs. Sven Willhelm Carlson Jr wed a few days ago in Alameda California. The bride Mil dred Corrine Blankenship PR2 USN daughter of Charles Blankenship of West Middletown. She is stationed at Alameda Naval Air Station with the Waves. The groom is son of Sven Willhelm Carlson of Chicago. He serves at the Alameda base in the Overhaul and Repair Division of Aircraft Maintenance. After the honeymoon the couple will live at Carrier Courts on the station.
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Long Beach
Calif
Sven Willhelm Carlson, Jr
Alameda
Carlson
Mildred Corrine Blankenship
PR2
Usn
Charles ©. Blankenship
West Middletown
Alameda Naval Air Station
The
Waves
Sven Willhelm Carlson
Chicago
Alameda Base
Carrier Courts
Community groups schedule December gatherings and parties
Several local clubs post December events including Perky Kaffee Klatsch at 1100 Madison Ave hosted by Mrs. Stephen Zulock on December 7 at 7 30 PM with gift exchange. Homemakers Circle No 7 holds a Christmas party at 806 Tenth Ave at 8 PM. Various other clubs plan Christmas gatherings with gifts, book donations, and charity drives across December 8 9 and 10. Rehearsal for inspection is noted.
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Stephen Zulock
Madison Ave
Homemakers Circle No. 7
Harold Blank
Tenth Ave
Goodwill
Turner H. Powers
Christel Ave
White
Masonic Temple
J. C. Thompson
Santa Claus
Police Unlock Home For Lockout With Ladder Aid
Patrolmen Jim Combs and Leonard McFeeters helped Grace Barker by borrowing tools, removing a window, and unlocking the back door at 1512 Forrest Ave. The rescue left the homeowner and neighbors grateful as officers went to extra lengths to keep residents satisfied.
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Jim Combs
Leonard McFeeters
Grace Barker
Forrest Ave
Hamilton Pupils Send Candy to Acton England
Monroe Elementary School sixth graders vote to give up their Christmas candy to British pupils in Acton. Mrs. Fern Keltner mails thirty six pounds of mixed hard candies after Ruth Lewis requests treats. The England children typically receive only a quarter pound of candy weekly.
Aid payments reach ninety two thousand nine hundred ninety five
Butler County recipients of Old Age Assistance in November totalled 1965 with county payments at 92 905.60. R E Tracy of the Hamilton office explains eligibility rules including home ownership and property limits, noting trustees protect lifetime use while safeguarding state claims after death.
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Butler County
R. E. Tracy
Hamilton
Tracy
Bond Suit Hearing Set For Wednesday In Hamilton
Hearing on a bond suit in Common Pleas Court at Hamilton before Judge P. P. Boll is slated for Wednesday at 1 30 p m City Attorney Fred J Schatzmann said The suit filed yesterday aims to clear a legal technicality before issuing 1 5 million in mortgage revenue bonds to fund water distribution system improvements Cleveland bond attorneys said the suit seeks to resolve wording in the city charter
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Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
P. P. Boll
Fred Jd. Schatzmann
Cleveland
Eaton Rotary hears T C Venable on Middletown Civic Association
About 60 Eaton Rotary Club members gathered at Wagner's Colonial Restaurant to hear Tom C. Venable, managing director of the Middletown Civic Association, explain the organization. Robert McDade, Junior Achievement executive director, showed colored slides and motion pictures of the Association's agencies.
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Middletown Civic Association
Eaton Rotary Club
Tom C. Venable
Wagner
Colonial
Robert McDade
Junior Achievement
World's longest burning lamp claims 25000 hours
Engineers say a tiny neon glow lamp could emit light for over 25 000 hours about three years a record for long lasting electric lighting with minimal energy use and high reliability.
Manchester Hotel Event Postponed to December 11
A meeting at the Manchester Hotel is scheduled for 2 p.m. on December 11. Attendees will be advised of any changes prior to the event.
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Phi Beta Psi
YMCA
Salvation Army
Manchester
Doctors May Pay Dues To Fight Considered Socialized Medicine
Washington AP doctors face a proposed dues system by the American Medical Association to fund an educational campaign against federalized compulsory sickness insurance. The House of Delegates debated details as 1500 doctors would contribute, while Dr Francis Borzell argued funds would defend medical standards and progress.
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Washington
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
Board of Trustees
Francis Borzell
Philadelphia
Borwell
Morris Fishbein
Edina
Fishbein
Sportsman's Club Receives Deed To Township Land
The Middletown Sportsmen's Club obtains a deed from the State of Ohio for most of the Rosehill subdivision in Madison Township, including the clubhouse. The 79 acre tract sold for 2500 dollars, state officials signed by Gov. Lausche and Secretary Sweeney. The parcel was taken from Butler County as delinquent land and later conveyed for conservation. The club hosts a premier skeet range and scenic setting, with sale authorized in the last legislative session.
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Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Rosehill
Madison Township
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Charles F. Sweeney
Butler County
Achievers Association Elects Officers Tomorrow
The Achievers Association will hold an officer election tomorrow at 4 p m at the Civic Association. Jane Mattson chair reports the ballot ready. The meeting also covers the Achievers Dance Saturday with a 6 30 p m covered dish supper and a floor show. The newly elected president will be presented by current president Pansy Jones.
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Achievers Association
Robert McDade
Middletown
Pansy Jones
Delores Rhodes
Norma Viel
Dina DeBoit
Frances Cogen
Locker Plant Changes Hands
The Middletown Locke Plant at 910 West First Ave has new management with John and Mrs. Broski taking over on a three year lease. Charlies A Price disclosed the change as he retires from active business. The plant houses 1120 steel food lockers and a meat curing and butchering service.
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Middletown Locke
West First Ave
Charlies A. Price
Monroe St
The
Journal
John Groski
Cherryville
Kans
Price
Broski
Kansas City
Kansas
South Main St
Ohio License Fees Distributed to Counties Townships
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced a third quarterly distribution of motor vehicle license fees totaling 4,274,008 dollars. The funds will be divided among counties, townships and municipalities across the state.
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Columbus
Joseph T. F
Fire at Armco plant damages department
Damage was estimated at $500 after a fire in the Pickling Department at Armco Fast Works. Firemen traced the blaze to a short circuit in an electric motor that started a fire in an oil stove in the Inspection Department building. Fire Companies No. 2 and No. 3 responded to the alarm at 7 45 and 7 48 a m with the ladder truck on standby.
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Armco Fast Works
No. 2
No. 3
New Yorkers Cut Water Use By 75 Million Gallons Daily
New York City reduced daily water consumption by 75 million gallons since the week ended October 8. Water Commissioner Stephen J. Carney credited public cooperation with a city of 6 million residents and industries using 1.117 billion gallons daily, down from 1.192 billion nine weeks earlier. He warned more cuts are needed to bridge the emergency and noted ongoing drought and limited reservoir capacity.
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New York
New York City
Stephen J. Carney
Carney
Water Tank Collapse Injures Two at Sun Oil Refinery
A steel tank holding 40,000 barrels of water collapsed during a test at the Sun Oil Company Refinery in Toledo Ohio. Two workers, Dale Bishop aged 39 and Eugene Stiles Jr aged 31, were injured and treated on site with Bishop hospitalized for shock and bruises while Stiles received care for an arm injury.
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Toledo, O
Sun Oil Company
Dale Bishop
Eugene Stiles, Jr
Bishop
Stiles
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Mr. Williams
Winmore Bible
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Earl Flint
Ralph Muir
Middletown Federation of Church Women
H. H. Jung
Junior Achievement Company
William Thompson
Alva Long
Herbert Pfeiffer
Earl Mar Ge
Harold Voorhis
Illiam Bailey
Albert Rothfuss
David Shaffer
Thomas Bellaw
John Bellaw
Dennis
Rogers
DutaPower
Elgin
Cz Ace
California
O. J. Meadows
Alert Club
James Nichols
Union Rd
Ralph Hines
Acton
England
Coedee
Sixth Ave
Sportsman’s Club
Ie Oe
Esther L. O'Neil
B. S
M. A
Spo Gororn
Office Outfitters
Westmoreland
Milburn Rose
Lady Hilton
George & Martha
John
Priscilla
Steve Lazaron
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