Society Notes Arrivals and Anniversaries Recap
Visitors arrive from Anchorage to meet Mrs. Regan in South Main Street Wellsville Missouri welcomes Mrs. DeWitt Reed and Shelley. Nancy Hampton returns to New Concord from mid semester break. Arthur Draut and family celebrate 17th wedding anniversary with gatherings and theatre outing. Enthusiasts discuss Britannica figure 2500 kinds of PERORQUITON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Dave Regan
South Main St
DeWitt Reed
Shelley
Wellsville
Farewell Party Dinner Held for El mer Lee A
Friends and relatives gathered for a farewell party and tea at a Trenton home honoring El mer Lee a who will soon be stationed at Parris Island with the U S Marines. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Blankenship hosting Saturday and a Sunday dinner for Gianner jamnenehip with fifty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lee A
Tresten
Kien
Parris Island
U. S
Paul Blankenship
Onteenth Ave
Gianner Jamnenehip
Stete St
Trenton
Co-Operettes Plan Charity Dance At Manchester Hotel
The Co-Operettes announce a charity dance on the 17th at the Manchester Hotel. Proceeds benefit a local cause. Music by Jimmy Wilber and his orchestra until 1 a.m. Attire optional. Reservations via Mrs Arthur Butt or Mrs John Hasselbach. Committee members listed.
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Manchester
Daity
Jimmy Wilber
Hie
Arthur Butt
John Hasselbach
John Masselbach
Chester Skillman
Dale Converse
Dave Armdruster
Community Club Notices and Rescheduled Meetings
Alpha Epsilon chapter of silon Sigma Alpha sorority holds its regular meeting at 7 30 am. Graduate Regents Women of the Moose meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 pm at Mrs. David Bailey 16th Ave. Friday meeting canceled. members gather at First Methodist Church 2 pm to join World Day of Prayer events with Nurses Alumnae Association of Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon
Silon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Women of the Moose
David Bailey
16Th Ave
First Methodist Church
Middletown Hospital
Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Votes to Call McComb
The Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church of New Richmond unan imously voted to call Rev. Kemper G. McComb as pastor. McComb, former secretary of the Council of Churches of Greater Cincinnati, last preached in Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church
New Rich
Kemper G. McComb
The
Council of Churches of Greater
Dolores Holtz Set For Tuesday Recital At College
Miss Dolores Holtz daughter of Mr and Mrs George Holtz of Manchester re and freshman at Cincinnati College of Music will present her first concert of the year at 7 pm in the college chapel. The recital was mislisted as Thursday. Holtz recently graduated from Middletown High School and has held a five year music scholarship under Madame Olga Conus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Holtz
George Holtz
Manchester Re
Cincinnati College of Muse
Ove Hing
Miss Holt
Middletown
Wiliam H
Olga Conus
Madame Conus
Com
Sechanenwell
February Bride is Honored in Personal Shower
Miss Low tee Brewer, a February bride elect, was honored at a personal shower hosted by Miss Marry Ann Temmen and Miss Margaret Gibbons at the Temmen home on Christel Ave. Guests included Miss Becky Sabo and Mrs. Grace Temmen among others. Brewer is to wed Richard Van Gorder on February 23 with a miniature-themed gift table and late-hour refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Ann Temmen
Margaret Gibbons
Low Tee Brewer
Temmen
Christel Ave
Milas Betty Ellis
Club Circle Five Meets Hosts New Member and Sale
The Home makers' Club Circle Five met with Mrs. Dan Dineen hosting. Mrs. Wilton Smith welcomed new member Mrs. Charles Heilman. A paper show planning session followed a business meeting. A white elephant sale raised funds for the yearly project. Mrs. Jack Morningstar spoke on North Africa and Oran Algeria, sharing postcards. Refreshments were served by the hostess and aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
Homemakers’ Club
Dan Dineen
Wilton Smith
Charles Heilman
Jack Morningstar
North Africa
Oran
Algeria
Harold Goetz, Jr
Two Lodges and Cafe Face State Liquor Hearings in Middletown and Lebanon
Two Middletown lodges and a cafe plus a Lebanon lodge will appear before the State Board of Liquor Control this week for hearings on liquor law violations. Hearings set for 9 am with Gibby’s Cafe Inc at 322 Charles St for gambling devices and two Elks lodges in Columbus and Lebanon for gambling devices. Blythe Williams Post 231 American Legion at 836 Eighth Ave. is scheduled for Thursday at 9 am charged with Sunday sales and sales to non members.
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Middletown
Lebanon
State Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Gibby’s Cafe, Inc
Charles St
B.P.O. of Elks
N. Main St
East Mulberry St
Blythe Williams Post
American Legion
Eighth Ave
Emerson Named Foreign Trade Director for NFTC
E. A. Emerson, president of Armco International, was named to a continuing term as a director of the National Foreign Trade Council. The NFTC elected 39 directors at its annual meeting in New York City, joining continuing terms to form the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Emerson
Armco International Corporation
National Foreign Trade Council
New York City
NFTC
Middletown Community Group Schedules After-Work Meetings
Local clubs and civic groups hold a slate of evening gatherings including the Reserve Unit and Battery B drills, American Legion executive board, Middletown Civic Symphony rehearals, Moose Officers session, Red Cross annual meeting, Junior Chamber of Commerce program, Spanish American War Veterans, Aviation Club, Men's Club trustees, Lemon Board, Rotary and Civitan meetups, Cancer Clinic open hours, 147th Infantry, Fraternal Order of Factes, Fire Department weekly meet, North Middletown Fire Association, Sertoma Club, Healy Trinity PTA, and Holy Trinity School events in Middletown.
Break-ins Hit Hamilton Business District
Hamilton police investigated a weekend burglary wave as three businesses and one apartment were entered. The Fort Hamilton Sweet Shop saw three youths flee, a window was broken, change boxes emptied, and cigarettes taken. Stitsinger Brothers Market damage. A pony league event on North E St involved a broken cash register, theft of $12, and $10 damage. A woman’s South Fourth Street apartment lost a radio and clock after a broken door lock.
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Hamilton
Fort Hamilton
Stitsinger Brothers Market
Main St
Bog Bodies Retain Formed Features For Centuries
The preserved remains found in peat bogs owe their longevity to peat’s preservative properties, which can halt decay and keep bodies intact for hundreds of years.
Vital Statistics Births Across Multiple Listings
Vital statistics note multiple births: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sebastian at 1019 Woodside Ave. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frazier at 2302 Oxford State Rd. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of 510 Park Ave Franklin. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Germantown Route 2. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. James Ratliff of West Alexandria. a Bay to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dichersus Germantown Route 2. a bey to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brumfield at 7 Glenmore Dr. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Perking of 302 Moore St. a bey to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Motlett Jr of Mount Victory. maternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kiester of Woodlawn Ave.
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Earl Frazier
Oxford State Rd
Charles Baker
Park Ave
Franklin
Germantown
James Ratliff
West Alexandria
Frank Dichersus
Bay
Leroy Brumfield
Glenmore Dr
Bey
Wilbur H. Perking
Moore St
Charles W. Motlett, Jr
Mount Victory
A. C. Kiester
Woodlawn Ave
Marriage Licenses List Includes Several Couples
Readable entries show Field Smith a receiving clerk Hamilton and Betty KR Hubberd both 14 and living Hamilton Route 4. Myrvine HM a tech worker 64 Wilson Ave Middletown and Gwendolyn Manning 20 Middletown Route 3. William Shoemaker 19 truck driver and Gertrude Rhodis 18 both of Hamilton.
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Field Smith
Hamilton
Betty KR
Hubberd
Myrvine HM. Sewell
Wilson Ave
Middletown
Gwendolyn Manning
Middietown
William Shoemaker
Gertrude Rhodis
Hospital Notices List Names and Addresses for Medical and Surgical Patients
A hospital notices page lists numerous patients by name and their wards or routes, including Mrs Samuel Conley, Mrs John Adams, Kal Chartee, KR Smith, Evan Hamilton Sr, Mrs Mills Lebenor, Hedric, Glen Gephart, W H Jones, Mrs Anna Doench, Jesse Tinch, David Smith, Eileen Phalen, Charles McLinch, Leroy Bolin, Mark Moore, J Richard Grubbs, Christ Hospital, and others. Dismissals include Charles Fay, Mrs William Shera, Robert Reynolds, Frank Fabing, Miss Betty Phares, Margaret McNally, Season Gay, Lynna Childers, Rose Ann Martin, and Claude Wilson among hospital listings at Mercy, Cincinnati Christ, and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Conley
Forest
John C. Adams
Clayton St
Greene
Vanderveer St
Chartee
Tl Highley
Tytus Ave
Ype KR. Smith
McKinley
Evan Hamilton, Sr
Fource Ave
Rs. Mills Lebenor
Anna Doench
West Midmedical
Jesse Tinch
Franklin Route 2
David Smith
Leonard Smith
Columbis Ave
Eileen Phalen
Walter Martin
Omaha St
Charles McLinch
Young St
Leroy Bolin
Middletown
Mark Moore
Columbia Ave
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
J. Richard Grubbs
Wildwood Rd
Cincinnati Christ Hospital
Charles Fay
Grand Ave
William Shera
Franklin
Robert Reynolds
Frank Fabing
North Sutphin
Betty Phares
Trenton
Margaret McNally
A McNally
Miamisburg
Season Gay
Brownlow Gay
Oxford State
Lynna Childers
Ernest Childers
Germantown
Rose Ann Martin
Hill
William Price
Lebanon
Claude Wilson
Burton Rd
William Bach
Oxford
March 15 Deadline Explains 1950 Tax Returns
The Nation Today explains the March 15 deadline for 1950 tax returns. Any person with 600 dollars or more income last year must file, including married couples and dependents. Highlights cover joint filing rules, exemptions, and how combining incomes affects brackets. additional guidance to obtain forms from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Train Collides With Truck Strikes Teens at Crossing
Two teenagers from Okeana were left shaken after a freight train struck their small pickup at the Kenworth Avenue crossing in Hamilton. Henry Wren, 16, and his sister Norms, 14, escaped the wreck with minor injuries as the engine halted the halted train.
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Hamilton
Haltimere
Ous Freight Treiy
Kenworth Ave
Henry Wren
Norms
Okeana
Wee
C. Cane
Senne
Out of Town Names in Dayton Osteopathic Notice
State Kd a Loyer Spencer of Taylos ra Jack Rose of Beech St. Mre Milton Stroud of Balti more St Gartan Hart of Oberon Dr. OUT OF TOWN Mrs. Sarah Seals of ave Dayton Osteopathic pi.
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A Loyer Spencer
Taylos
Vera Jack Rose
Beech St
Milton Stroud
Baltimore
Gartan Hart
Oberon
Sarah Seals
Ave. Dayton
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By Susan Breiel
Irlaeanne Steward
New Concord
Mrs. Cilt Steward
M Seas Stig Stewart Museum College
Otterbeing College
Westerville
Nancy Hampton
Arvel Hamp
Arthur W. Draut
Stanley St
Citeinnet
Roberts
Taft Theatre
James W. Rhoads, Sr
Central Ave
Pa E. Draut
Woodburr
Leon Wolfe
Tom Stubbe
Aston Steinmets
Mrs. Hale
Encyclopedia Britannica
Pone Central
Ake
John Wayne
John Agar
Adele Mara
Forrest Focner
Republic Picture
Humphrey Iit
Pere Tg
Pram Metall
Mney
Joan Fontaine
Robert Ryan
Zachary Scort
PML
Joel Wanda
Rea Hendrix
Louisa
State Board
Wcpo-Tv
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Thomas
George Arnold
323 Field Artillery
P m
Aeronca
Blythe- Williams Post No 23
Moose
Executive Committee
Legion
Middletown Red Cross
S. Main
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civic Association
Tepsday Civic Chorus
Legion Home
Middletown Aviation Club
Lemon Board of Trustees
Township
Rotary and
Civitan Clube
Manchester Hotel
Middletown Hoeta
Ge FF
147Th Infantry
S. Main St
Fraternal Order of Factes
At & P.m
Sheffield St
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Fire House
Sertoma Club
Healy Trinity Pta
Holy Trinity School
Paul Sebastian
Woodside Ave
Latta
Melampy
Central
SA Jewelers
HY James Marlow
Collector of Internal Revenue
International
Paramount
Rudyard Kipling
Ronald Soment Gamed
Cee Soe Ngee
Mt Pee
Errol Flynn
Dean Stockwell
Palukas
Bobery Dol
Tom & Jerry
Ea Ara Ae
Reed-Klopp
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