News of Society by Susan Breiel Arriving for holidays
Arriving home today for the holidays are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Quail of South Main St. from Washington D. C. where Mr. Quail advised for the Iron and Steel Division of the National Production Authority. Yale freshman Robert Gage comes home to be with his brother-in-law and sister. William Minck returns from Carnegie Tech. Mrs. John Minnich and Mrs. R. M. Pierson attended Sadler's Wells Ballet in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Quail
South Main St
Washington, D. C
Robert Gage
Yale University
William Maxwell
William Minck
Delbert Minck
Garden Ave
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
John Minnich
R. M. Pierson
Sadler’s Wells Ballet
Cincinnati
Christmas party at United Brethren Church scene
About 180 parents and children enjoyed a Christmas party at the United Brethren Church last night. Children performed poems and songs, group carols led by Clarence Apseliter, with Mrs. Herbert Duvall, a Dicken's Christmas Carol film shown by Homer Leffler. Santa distributed treats after the tree ceremony hosted by the Children’s Division teachers.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clarence Aspenleiter
Herbert Duvall
McCoy-Leffler
Dicken
Homer Leffler
Santa
Mabel Long
Eleanora Parker
Marilyn Turner
Judy Mokry
Carolyn Cribbs
Dorothy Hole
E. R. Turner
Gardner Company Fetes Employees At Christmas Party
More than 200 Middletown and Lockland office employees of the Gardner Board and Carton Co. attended the annual Christmas party in the Manchester Hotel senior ballroom. Dinner, dancing, and a holiday revue featuring professional artists were highlights, with Les Shepard's Orchestra of Piqua providing the music. A large decorated Christmas tree stood as the centerpiece while an entertainment committee led by William Gardner organized the event.
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Middletown
Lockland
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Manchester
Les Shepard
Piqua
Ohio
Santa Claus
William Gardner
Edward Cogan
Betty Colyer
Donna Fleming
Herbert Norris
Viola Sanderson
Mary Sauer
Janet Seaman
Martha Schneider
Delores Selby
Jan Tilton
Society department seeks holiday hosting and travel details
If you are having holiday guests in your home, if you plan to entertain, or take a trip, the society department would like to have the details. Call the department, 2 3611, no later than noon, Friday, December 22.
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Society Department
Department
Christmas Party Held by First Methodist Church Class
Seventh Grade girls of the First Methodist Church held a gay Christmas party at the church. Games and songs delighted the group as gifts were given to each girl by Mrs. Harry Knell. A lunch followed, table decor featuring miniature trees reindeer and candles. Food chair Sarah Strodtbeck decorating chair Linda Learey assisted by Mrs. Jack Byrum Miss Mary Jane Roof and Mrs. Kirk Strodtbeck.
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First Methodist Church
Harry Knell
Sarah Strodtbeck
Linda Learey
Knell
Jack Byrum
Mary Jane Roof
Kirk Strodtbeck
Scene From Bethlehem Presented At Avon Church Sunday
Missionary Society of the Avlon Cumberland Presbyterian Church invites all to a program at the church Sunday at 7 45 p m. A scene from Bethlehem will be presented and the junior class will perform Star of Love.
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Bethlehem
The
Missionary Society of the Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Star of Love
First Methodist Club Circle 3 Meets at Hagen Home
The Clubs Circle 3 of the First Methodist Church gathered at Mrs Chester Hagen’s Yankee Rd residence. Devotions led by Mrs Ralph Rettig titled The Christmas Story in Scripture and Song. Mrs Ed Land presented Christmas story Angel Wings by Becker with songs by Mrs J C Lockmeyer Jr. and accompaniment by Mrs Earl Margerum. A social hour followed, with assistance from Mrs John Bunn Mrs Earl Jones and Mrs John Rupp.
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First Methodist Church
Chester Hagen
Yankee Rd
Ralph Rettig
Becker
Ed. Land
J. C. Lockmeyer, Jr
Earl Margerum
John Bunn
Earl Jones
John Rupp
Circle 4 Group Luncheon at Girls Club for Charity
Circle 4 of the W S C S at the First Methodist Church held a luncheon at the Girls Club. Members collected food and clothing for a Christmas basket to aid needy families. Mrs H Gordon Faries led devotions with the Luke Christmas story. Mrs Clair Tieman spoke on caroling through the ages and its musical background. Mrs L J Ragland directed carol singing. Hostesses included Mrs Harvey Augspurger Mrs Charles Ledman Mrs Loren Pratt Mrs Clarence James and Mrs W E Klopp.
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Circle 4
First Methodist Church
H. Gordon Faries
St. Luke
Clair Tieman
L. J. Ragland
Caro
Harvey Augspurger
Charles Ledman
Loren Pratt
Clarence James
W. E. Klopp
Circle 7 Hosts Christmas Meeting at Girls' Club
Circle 7 of the First Methodist Church gathered at the Girls Club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs M L Hackney led Christmas carols with devotionals by Mrs Mark Mills on Be Still and Know That I Am God. Mrs Henry Price shared a Christmas story. A gift exchange occurred as Miss Louise Schramm played piano selections. Santa Claus gave gifts to teachers cooks mothers and children. Lunch and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Ed Eckman Mrs J R Hensey and assistants from Martha Godwin's seventh grade class. A needy family received lunch support organized by Mrs Earl Beckman. Guests included Mrs R V Crist Mrs Bryan Phillips Mrs Roy Woodrow Mrs Robert Rogers Mrs Charles Maertz and Mrs John Fridlolph.
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Circle 7
First Methodist Church
Girls’ Club
M. L. Hackney
Mark Mills
Henry Price
Louise Schramm
Ed Eckman
J. R. Hensey
R. Sipple
Howard Hiteshue
Martha Godwin
Santa Claus
Earl Beckman
R. V. Crist
Bryan Phillips
Roy Woodrow
Robert Rogers
Charles Maertz
John Fridolph
Circle 8 Christmas Party at Mrs Long Home
Circle 8 of the First Methodist Church held a Christmas party at Mrs. L H J Longs home with assistants Mrs H R Betts and Mrs C B Timmons. A program of Christmas music featured Mrs Harold Conn on piano and Mrs E H McCandlish on violin, including songs The Christ Child and Silent Night. Devo tions were given by Mrs L J Lodg and The Littlest An�a Refreshments and social hour followed. Next meeting will be a covered dish at the church January 19 with Mrs Stewart as hostess.
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Circle 8
First Methodist Church
L.H. J. Long
H. R. Betts
C. B. Timmons
Walter Sheffer
Harold Conn
E. H. McCandlish
L. J. Lodg
Guiding Star Class Christmas Meeting at Calvary Church
Guiding Star Class of the Calvary Methodist Church met in the church dining room for a Christmas program led by Mrs. Mabel Dance and Mrs. Marie Gates. Talks were given by Mrs. Dance, Mrs. William House, Mrs. George Fletcher, Mrs. Anita Smith, and George Peck. Santa Claus distributed gifts to each member.
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Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Mabel Dance
Marie Gates
Dance
William House
George Fletcher
Anita Smith
George Peck
Santa Claus
Maple Park Mothers Club Christmas Meeting Highlights
Maple Park Mothers Club held a Christmas gathering where plans were made for a white elephant sale at the January meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Michael, a third grade teacher, won a prize for the most mothers present. Entertainment featured Miss.
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Maple Park
Mother's Club
Lawrence Michael
Crossword Puzzle Clues Solve Canine Breed
Horizontal clues include Polynesian chestnut and terms for grumbling flowers and ancient Trop. Vertical clues request enclosure shield bearing erect and lock opener. The grid yields canine breed answers via cross letters from the puzzle.
Shipbuilders Seek 43-Cent Wage Increase Across NY Area
Bethlehem Steel and CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Workers plan another meeting today to press for a 43 cent per hour wage hike. The current base rate at Bethlehem shipyards in Boston New York and Baltimore is 1.60 an hour affecting about 17 000 to 20 000 workers.
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NEW York
Bethlehem Steel Company
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding
Bethlehem
Boston
Baltim
Calendars for nineteen fifty one parade across gift wrap
The piece previews a year of calendars featuring animals, a freckled boy, a glamorous model, a circus clown, western plains and Indians, a Currier and Ives sleigh scene, and rugged country views. It notes many calendars will be available in nineteen fifty one.
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Currier and
Ives
War Mothers Hold Annual Christmas Party at Kessler
American War Mothers gathered for a Christmas party at Kessler auditorium. Mrs. George Freeman gave a reading and Ms. George Fletcher presented a solo. A lunch was served by social chairman Mrs. Conover and her committee. Candles and miniature reindeer decorated the tables.
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Kessler Auditorium
Geroge Freeman
George Fletcher
Conover
Television Programs on Saturday Wide Channel Lineups
Listings for WLW-T WCPO-TV and WHIO-TV show Saturday lineups with Firefighters Mel Martin Girls Will Be Girls Wrestling Joe Show Western Theater Midwestern Hayride and various talk, film, and sports programs across multiple hours, including Sign Off and News segments.
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Wlw—T
Mel Martin
Wlw-T
House & Hubby
Faye Emerson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
WCPO
Chester
Stu Erwin
Paul Whiteman
McConkey
Jack Brickhouse
Whio-Tv
Smokey Ward
Feve Emerson
Showtime USA
Christmas Party for Homemaker's Circle 7 Recap
Christmas decorations lit Mrs Clifford Mccabee home as Homemaker's Circle 7 gathered. Co-hostess Mrs Walter L Huhn helped with games and prize awards and a gift exchange concluded the event with plans for a Christmas basket.
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Clifford Mccabee
Homemaker’s Circle 7
Walter L. Huhn
Canasta Club Party At Thompson Home
Canasta Club met at Mrs. Frank Thompson's Stanley Street home Thursday. Cards and a gift exchange highlighted the evening, followed by a luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Eu lar Davidson, Mrs. DeWitt Thompson, Miss Mary Hopkins, Mrs. Douglas Barrett, Mrs. Marvin Manker, Miss Katherine Sixt, Mrs. Charles Chalfin, Mrs. James Thompson, and the hostess.
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Thompson Home
Canasta Club
Frank Thompson
Stanley St
Eular Davidson
DeWitt Thompson
Mary Hopkins
Douglas’ Barrett
Marvin Manker
Katherine Sixt
Charles Chalfin
James Thompson
John Anderson Receives UC Advanced Management Certificate
John T. Anderson of Armco Steel Corp was among the graduates in UC's first advanced management program final exercises. UC president Dr Raymond Walters conferred certificates at a dinner in the Union Building with Dr Francis H Bird also speaking. The article also notes a historical fact that Indians taught Pilgrims to use menhaden as fertilizer.
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John T. Anderson
Armco Steel Corp
University of Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati Union Building
Francis H. Bird
College of Business Administration
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