Ohio University Freshman Hosts In Columbus Convention
Miss Jane Ann Kurth a freshman at Ohio University Athens is spending mid semester vacation with her parents and is joined by roommate Miss Barbara Svoboda of Philadelphia Mrs Albert Jordan of Orchard Street and Mrs Walter Smith of Ed wood Street. They attended the Ohio Hair dressers Convention held over the weekend at the Neill House in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Kurth
Ohio University
Athens
Harvey Kurth
Shafer St
Barbara Svoboda
Philadelphia
Albert Jordan
Orchard St
Walter Smith
Edwood St
Neill
Card Party Tonight At American Legion Hall
Berefit card party sponsored by the Mothers' Study will be held tonight at the American Legion. Reservations are not necessary. Tickets are still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
American Legion
Pam
Meeting Canceled and Dinner Planned by Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Beth Sholom Sisterhood cancels its regular meeting for this month. A smorgasbord dinner is set at the hotel in Miami, with games and cards planned and guests to attend on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Ihe
Catasia
Miamisbur
Meeting Update and Club Gatherings For Wednesday
Coming Up by evening postpones its meeting to Wednesday February 14 at the home of Mrs Barnes Central Ave for a Valentine gift exchange. The women of the First Church of Christ cancel their class scheduled for this evening. Martha Circle of Calvary Church meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs J F Seibold 430 Hill Ave. Beta I Chapter Boston Sigma Alpha sorority meets in Barnitz Room YMCA this evening at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Barnes
Central Ave
Lee
Martha Circle
Calvary Church
J. F. Seibold
Hiu Ave
Boston Sigma Alpha Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
First Baptist Club Met at Mrs Barnhart Home
The Clubs Amoma Clase of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Hershel Barnhart’s home on McGee Ave with Mrs Sam Morningstar presiding. Devotions were by Mrs John J Parr on Christ's Bread. Mrs Vytalis Augulus from Lithuania spoke about concentration camp experiences as a displaced person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma Clase
First Baptist Church
Hershel Barnhart
McGee Ave
Sam Morningstar
John J. Parr
Harry Hayes
Vytalis Augulus
Lithuania
Augulus
Otis Peak
Robert L. Milter
Joseph R. Baker
Current Events Club Deliberates Far East in 1950
Yesterday afternoon the Current Events Club met at Mrs. Wylie Mitchell’s home on Stanley Street with several assistants. The program featured papers on China Indo China and Thailand by Mrs. Wadner Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Steean and a paper on India by Mrs. Roland Solomon. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mr. Bennett Chapple and Mrs. T H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Wylie Mitchell
Stanley St
Wa Wae
Bennett Chapple
T H. Wilson
VOICE OF BROADWAY NOTES AND HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
Brief chatter from Broadway and TV circles reports flu shots courtesy of the Rodgers Hammerstein office with King and I. Danny Kaye heads to Florida to see his ailing father while Joan Holloway draws attention from Ma Braveman. Rocky Graziano’s manager sells his Second Avenue restaurant at a tidy profit as Annamary Dickey returns to the supper club circuit opening at the Cotillion Room Tuesday night. Explorer Has sold Davis apartment on 27th Street and a rattlesnake and a bush cat are among pets seen about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King and I
Rodgers- Hammerstein
Danny Kaye
Florida
Joan Holloway
Chico Marx
Ma! Braveman
P.a
Marge Truman
Marvy Uhraverman
Rocky Graziano
Jack Healy
Ave
Annamary Dickey
Explorer Hassoldt Davis
27Th St
UN Fisher to delay action after Russia statement
David Lawrence called the Russian statement a transparent attempt to divide the free world and hinder the United Nations. Warren Austin urged delegates have time to consult governments about the new situation and said the UN should not take a new and important decision at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free World
United Nations
Warren Austin
Howeer
Errand Boy in a Shopping Seesaw of Chores
A light verse by Gordon Martin about a husband sent on endless errands by his wife. He drops her at shopping and then tackles bills stamps bulbs and ribbon samples while facing traffic and the day’s hectic bargain hunt.
Five Accidents Reverted Here Two Pedestrians Escape Injury
Damage over 900 reported from five city accidents. two pedestrians escaped injury after being struck while crossing. Officials say names not released. James Pressinger of Sheldon Road involved in a separate crash causing 450 dollars in damage to two parked vehicles. Other incidents include multiple rear-end and curb impacts with total damages ranging from 50 to 150 dollars. Police noted no serious injuries among drivers or pedestrians in the listed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damace
James Pressinger
Sheldon Rd
Har~ra Howe
Sherman Ave
Mary Waddell
Garfield St
Xenia
Beft Piessinger
Case Thal Ave
Wright Named to Ohio Sesquicentennial Planning Panel
Armco public relations director Hugh W. Wright is appointed to the 150th anniversary planning committee for Ohio. The panel, including leading industrialists and public officials, will meet February 9 in Cleveland to plan exposition and statehood celebrations for 1983 under ex officio Chairman Gov. Frank Lausche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. Wright
Armco
Ohio
Wright
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Local Births Report in Franklin and Surrounding Areas
Vital Statistics notes include Ernest McCarty and wife of Franklin reporting a girl born yesterday at 207 East Second Street. Sam Potter and wife report a girl born today at 316 Yankee Road. Out of town birth records list Mary Kash Moon in Hackensack New Jersey, widow of Richard J. Moon, with grandparents named G W Kash and Mrs Drucilla Moon of Franklin. Additional birth noted for Paul Lambert and wife in Potsdam Hospital Canton around January 1 with maternal grandparents Oscar and Mrs Thomas Magalia Drive Mag nalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McCarty
East Second St
Franklin
Sam Potter
Yankee Rd
Mary Kash Moon
Westwood
N. J
Hackensack
Richard J. Moon
G. W. Kash
First Ave
Drucilla Moon
Hospital Patient List From The City Hospital
The report lists patients with medical and surgical conditions including William Basore Ralph Clevenger Miss Edna Thirkield William Gross Mrs Howard Lawrence Paula Ringer Barbara Miley Mrs William Harp Richard Knott James Cochran Robert Banks Anthony Rizzo Mrs Cora Berkley Sewell Gross and others. Several names are marked dismissed. Out of town patients include Mrs Orie Earhart at Manchester Road Dayton Street Elizabeth Hospital.
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William Basore
Superior Ave
William Baird
Yankee Ra
Ralph Clevenger
Curtis St
Edna Thirkield
Franklin
Illiam Gross
Middletown
Howard Lawrence
South Main St
Paula Ringer
John Ringer
Prospect Ave
Barbara Miley
Girard Ave
William Harp
Yankee Rad
Richard Knott
McKinley Jr
Out OF Town Hospital
Orie Earhart
Manchester Rd
Dayton St. Elizabeth
Hospita
Aviation Club Meets Tonight in Middletown
The Middletown Aviation Club holds its regular meeting at 7 30 in the airport classroom per president Marion Wetzel. On the agenda is the trophy purchased last year for a flying contest, which has been postponed repeatedly due to weather and conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fisher Body Plant Closes in Hamilton After Shutdown
The Fisher Body plant, Hamilton Division GM, closed yesterday until further notice due to rain. Plant manager Sabourin said two shipping facilities caused the shutdown, affecting about 3,000 production workers. The local plant has space for storing finished products and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton (Ap
Fisher Body
Hamilton
General Motors
J.g Sabourin
Sabourin
Higher Income Taxes On Way Table Helps To Figure Your Share
A table outlines new federal income tax rates that would raise taxes by hiking taxable income after deductions. It compares present law with proposed rates, showing tax liabilities for various income levels and married couples, including exemptions and maximum rate limits. A second item notes a draft board misclassification of Thomas Towle during WWII and his posthumous medal context.
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Cleveland
Thomas RR
Towles
Towle
Pet
John R. Towle
Helland
Wiliam J. Towle
Thomas
Homer Mitchell Improves Slowly After Ice Fall
Homer Mitchell, general manager of Ross Motors, Inc., residing at 12 Aberdeen Drive, is slowly improving after a fall on ice while aiding his wife. He sustained internal injuries and has been treated at Middletown Hospital after being moved from home care. The couple had recently returned from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mitchell
Aberdeen Dr
Ross Motors, Inc
Middletown Hospita
Mitchell
Florida
Hospita
News of Servicemen and Local Soldiers
Glenn Curtin of Monmouth and J. Barnes and Paul Theodore are named among service members. Barns, 23, recovering in Tokyo after an illness letter. Theodore writes of a broken left knee from a China or Korea era context. Curtin serves with 33th Division in the Eighth Army.
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Glenn Curtin
Coe
Aaheane K
Monmouth
Barnes
Japan
Paul Theodore
Abergson
Biehth
Wee the Sore Paper Company
Bites Reported Near Local Store Prompts Animal Observation
In a street incident at 386 Crawfera St and at nearby Walnut St residences, seven people were said to be bitten by animals in front of Shere man School. Police detain the animals for a observation period as victims include Rennie DeFreese and Eedie Johnson.
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Crawfera St
Tee Dee
Rennie DeFreese
Cerrer
Shereman School
Eedie Johnson
Walnut St. Alee
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Hasselbach
Valentine
Amoma
Voice OF Broadway
David Lawrence
BY Gordon Martin
Martin
Ton St
Main St
Walters
Seen St
Wallace Gullette
Wilbraham Rd
Tytus Ave
Germantown Rd
Gullette
Es Rienit
N. Broad St
Gene Barker
Richmond St
Sutphin St
Simual Howard
Gordon Ave
Wallace Cornett
Woodlawn Ave
Crawford St
Howard
Statenroth
Germantown
Clark St
Hugh Wright
A. T. Kremer
Prospect
Cletis Mays
West Middletown
Wade Brown
Everett Wills
Lloyd Schlotterbeck
Elwood St
Aviation Club
Gerton
Prapt Freor
Maytag Sales & Service
Melampy
Quality Family
Ivory
Logan Ave
Norcross Valentines
N. Main St
Office Outfitters, Inc
Lilian Lamb
Charles St
Foley
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