Silk Screen Printing Demonstration By Millicent Bender
Millicent Bender presented a silk screen printing talk to the Art Study Club at Mrs. F C ONeil's home on South Main Street. She traced silk screen to stencil origins, noted its 1907 Samuel Simon patent, and described its wide uses from posters to textiles. Members then practiced printing under expert supervision as a luncheon spread was shared.
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Millicent Bender
Art Study Club
F. C. O'Neil
South Main St
America
Miss Bender
Samuel Simon
Manchester
England
Christmas Parties At Oakland Churches
Women from Oakland Presbyterian Church and World Service group held Christmas gatherings with gift exchanges, devotions, and carols. Seventeen to twenty-four members attended, with programs including films, readings from Henry Van Dyke, and refreshments at the manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Oakland Presbyterian Church
O. E. Vice
Lloyd Sink
C. P. Tuttle
Bethlehem
Henry van Dyke
E. J. Stegier
R. E. Moore
Edward Lanier
Robert Newlin
Tuttle
Final AMA Fight Against Socialized Medicine Nears 1950
Leaders of the American Medical Association warn the struggle over compulsory federal health insurance may hinge on 1950 congressional action. President-elect Henderson says gains against socialized medicine are temporary and urges vigilance to prevent a decisive error in next year’s Congress. The AMA reports progress in its national education drive and outlines campaign objectives led by Whitaker and Baxter with a $2,250,000 effort.
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Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
Skirm
Almer L. Henderson
Louisville
Selsier
Deta
Sesson
Congress
White House
Henderson
Whch
Clem Whitaker
Leone Baxter
Chiago
Gillis Wins Mayoral Race Amid Fiery Feats and Jests
Former high school official faced a probe over a missing key. Gillis, elected mayor with 3420 votes to 3132 for Kelleher, joked about highway shellacking and an aging horse patrol. He cited his adviser wife Louise steering him back to victory road.
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Gillis
Bosay
Highway Department
Louise
Kelleher
Christmas concert and social closes with tea table display
Charles Foutz told God in an African Village story while Miss Shartle at the piano and Miss Getz played Berceuse and White Christmas. Virginia Hill presented The House of Many Lamps as the love offering was received. Mrs Getz presided at a decorated tea table with a centerpiece of trees and bright Christmas bars, assisted by Mrs Hill and others.
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R. A. Hill
Ardmore
Women's Society of World Service
Otterbein Guild
First Evangelal United Bogg Ren Church
Homer Getz
Delman Whitt
Mia
Herbert Duvall
Eleanor ,Shartle
Bernard Buck Wal
Donna Largent
Robert Nickell
Charles Foutz
Frank Troutvine, Sr
Frank Troutvine, Jr
Ernest Jackson
Charles Conarroe
Cold and Windy Weather Forecast
The report notes a chilly day with lows around 33 to 35 degrees by 9:30 am and a first snowfall expected tonight. Strong winds and much colder conditions are predicted tonight and Thursday with snow flurries. Temperatures will fall by 10 to 15 degrees tonight, with a day range from 20 to 50 degrees during the afternoon.
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Mercury
Filipinos fear a new Japan arising from obedience to dictatorship
Filipinos resist accepting Japan as Asia's workshop and seek economic self sufficiency. They warn Japanese political power would follow trade dominance in Asia and refuse to waive reparations for bomb damage seen since December 8, 1941 after Pearl Harbor.
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Japan
Asia
Pearl Harbor
AMA Says 80 Percent of Doctors Contribute Voluntary Assessments
The AMA reports that 80 percent of doctors expected to contribute have done so while many physicians including retirees and part time workers are not expected to participate. The voluntary assessments rise from 25 dollars among members.
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AMA
The
New School Bids Seen Too High at Eaton
Eaton board moves to place a $150000 bond issue before voters after bids total $448515.02 for a 24 classroom elementary school plus gym and facilities. funds on hand are $368580. Architects say add fees bring near total. temporary delay and PTA meeting planned for discussion. election needed for bond approval.
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Eaton
Faton
Board of Education
Ralph Mikesell
Cincinnati
Eaton Pta
Aul Eikenberry
Lioyd B. Bennett
PTA
John Xiracofe
Boosters’ Club
Band Director Named To Ohio Symphony Post
H. Vincent Carter, Middletown High School music director, was elected chairman of the All-state High School Symphony Orchestra committee at the Ohio Music Educator Association convention in Columbus. The 110 piece orchestra will be chosen at the International Folk Music Festival March 3-5 at Wilmington College from state applicants.
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H. Vincent Carter
Middletown High School
Ohio Music Educator Association
Columbus
Wilmington College
Santa Will Have Beard Of Nylon
Wilmington AP reports Du Pont engineers will provide Santa Claus with a nylon beard to resist flames. The synthetic beard, produced by a New York wig maker, will melt instead of burning if exposed to fire, keeping Santa safe on chimney descents.
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Wilmington
Del
Santa
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
du Pont
Santa Claus
New York
Auxiliary Yule Party Set In Germantown
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Christmas party at its regular meeting in Germantown tonight at 7:30. A 50 cent gift exchange will be a featured activity.
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Germantown
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
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W. E. Marshall
R. L. Solter
Ts. George Davies
J. H. Wilson
Dial
N. Main St
Drew Geis
D. W. Brock
Emily Fiynn
George Tatman
Richard Gray
Raymond Richardson
George McElfresh
Bud Daly
the Meadows
Yankee RD
Fatimate
Sefan and
Chater
Rednet
Raica
Middletown
Hearing Center
H. M. Hensley
R. N. Hensley, R.N
Ohio Symphony
Lear
Chas. A. Marsh Co
Biabes
Hollywood
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