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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1949

Page

8

Weekend Visitors From Portsmouth And Bermuda Trip

Mr and Mrs Wilbur C Neel of 12 Santa Fe Rd Portsmouth Ohio visited over the weekend and stayed with Mrs Neels mother Mrs George B Sparks and brother and family Mr and Mrs C C Sparks. Mr and Mrs A C Mehl of Sixth Ave are visiting their daughter in West Palm Beach Florida for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs John A Bond of Franklin Ohio are staying in Bermuda at Elbow Beach Surf Club Paget Bermuda after arriving over the weekend.

Wilbur C. Neel Santa Fe Rd Portsmouth, O Neel George B. Sparks C. C A. C. Mehl Sixth Ave West Palm Beach, Fla John A. Bond Franklin, O Bermuda Elbow Beach Paget

Wedding Date Set By Lucile Dodds And Jack Wallace

Lucile Dodds and Jack Wallace will wed in Dearborn Michigan at the First Methodist on February 19 at 4 30 p m Attendants include Mrs C C Mers matron of honor and Patricia Hayes bridesmaid Best man is Leland Clegg with ushers C C Mers and Dale Warn A reception will follow the ceremony at the church

Lucile Dodds Jack Wallace Dearborn Mich

Plans Being Made for Next Cotillion Dance

Mr and Mrs Bruce Peters of Fleming Rd hosted the new Cotillion committee last evening. Peters and Peters as chairmen outlined tentative plans for the May dance with decorations led by the chairmen and an orchestra by Mr and Mrs Jack Barclow. Carlton Clark Jr will supervise menus and Robert Sutton arrange seating, while publicity falls to Mr and Mrs Dale Moore.

Bruce Peters Fleming Rd Jr. Peters Jack Barclow Carleton Clark, Jr Robert Sutton Dale Moore

Benefit Party Set by Mothers Study League

Tickets remain for a benefit card party hosted by Mothers' Study League at the American Legion Home on Thursday February 10. Mrs. Fred Yoder and Mrs. Everett Sams handle tickets. Proceeds support the benefit with home parties planned. the opening event featured Mrs. Ralph Irons hosting four tables. Thursday’s event offers 30 prizes, main prize a large ham.

Mothers Study Group Mothers’ Study League American Legion Fred Yoder Everett Sams Ralph Irons Sutphin St

Canoe-In Theater Opens in Charles River Cave

In Waltham Massachusetts a canoe in theater opens inside a cave on the Charles River. Promoter Paul Mulvihill a 26 year old former Navy flier charges 25 cents admission to a floating performance.

Waltham, Mass Charles River Paul Mulvihill Navy

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Valentine party planned

Local Catholic Ladies of Columbia host a Valentine party for Franklin members on Wednesday February 9 at 730 PM in Holy Trinity Hall. A brief business meeting precedes a surprise program led by Mrs W Jackson.

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Franklin Holy Trinity Hall

Organist Minnie Conklin Retires After 67 Years

In La Porte Indiana, Minnie Conklin ends a 67 year tenure as organist at St. Peter's Catholic church. She began playing at age 14 and also served as a first grade teacher for about 50 years before quitting.

ORGAN LA Porte Ind St. Peter's Catholic Church Minnie Conklin

Monroe Artist Charms Large Monroe Audience

Charles Moore, a young pianist and former Middletonian, drew about two hundred listeners in Monroe. He opened with Handel, Haydn, then Chopin, Grieg, Debussy, Niemann, and Hanson pieces, praised for finesse and promise after years of study with Mrs. C. J. Hughes.

Monroe Charles Moore Handel Haydn Debussy Seville Niemann Hanson C. J. Hughes Charles Hughes P.R

Washington Party Planned by Group Washington

The annual George Washington party by the Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be tomorrow at 8 p m at the Girls Club. Program chairman Mrs Ralph Schleich announced an outstanding program for members and guests headlined by Mrs Louise Hunter Windsor and Mrs B Y Spare. Windsor will sing. Spare from Harrison Ohio will present a book review portion. Miss Mary Hankinson chairs the hostess committee with assistants listed.

Jonathan Bayard Smith Daughters of the American Revolution Ralph Schleich Louise Hunter Windsor B. Y. Spare Windsor Harrison, C Mary Hankinson Leland Pomeroy William Schuck Homer Schrock Florence Newlin Russell Jefferson Alma Easter

Birthday Celebration Held At Tipton Home

Mrs Edgar Tipton and Mrs C Stewart hosted a birthday party for Miss Imogene Tipton on Saturday night. Guests included Bill Burton Bob Puckett I B Gerrden Jeri Kendred and many Tipton family members. The event featured a decorated table and a huge birthday cake followed by games and gift opening. Largest cattle market east of Chicago is the stockyards at Lancaster Pa.

Tipton Edgar Tipton C. Stewart Imogene Tipton Bill Burton Bob Puckett I. B. Gerrden Jeri Kendred Minnie Gilbert Dave Watson Georgia Coldiron Donna Alexander Betty Horn Laura Corwin Carole Thomas Mary Lou Jones Norma Jean Finney Mable Moore Shirley Tipton James Tipton John Erb Dick Smith Paul Finney Junior Tipton Clayton Townsend Agnes Tipton Linda Lou Stewart Ronald Stewart Martha Tipton Chicago Lancaster

Dorothy Wells Weds Edward Kees in Chillicothe Church

Dorothy Wells daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Cruse of Chillicothe Ohio married Edward Kees son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kees of Winona Dr on Saturday morning February 5 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church The Rev H H Jung officiated the double ring ceremony Only immediate family attended Attendants wore azure blue suits The bride wore brown gabardine with talisman roses The groom served four years in the Marine Corps and works for Dayton Topographics They will reside at 110 Shafer St after February 12

Dorothy Wells Harry Cruse Chillicothe Edward Kees Ernest Kees Winona Dr St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church H. H. Jung Dale Converse Manchester Kees Shafer St

Women arrange gay tea after Midl town concert

The musically minded of Middletown gathered at the Church of the Ascension after the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra concert. The Women's Committee hosted with Mrs J R Lehman and Mrs George Shaffer as co hosts. Guests included Treble Clef Chorus orchestra audition winners and Cincinnati Symphony members. Special guest Joseph Bernstein appeared as guest soloist.

Middletown Church of the Ascension Theiddletown Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Joseph Bernstein

Case Worker Joins Family Service Bureau

Miss Eleanor Crist of 300 Yankee Rd. fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Miss Margaret Reel last December. Crist served 1935 to 1948 in the bureau and has since been with Associated Aid Societies at Harrisburg Pa.

Family Service Bureau Today Helen Davis Eleanor Crist Yankee Rd Margaret Reel Crist Associated Aid Societies Harrisburg

Drama Students To Present Play At Middletown High School

Florence Rowell, Middletown High School dramatics teacher, announces students will present a program at the Central School PTO meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the school. Thomas Sanders will chair the business segment. Plans are set for a February 24 card party at the American Legion Home. tickets will be distributed by Mrs Herbert Armitage and committee.

Florence Rowell Middletown High School Central School PTO Thomas Sanders American Legion Herbert Armitage

Pay Boost Measure To Pass Prediction

Cleveland state Rep. Mark McElroy predicted at a liquor store managers meeting that his bill to raise pay for liquor store workers will be adopted. Proposed salaries would reach 3600 to 4200 dollars for managers and 2400 to 3000 dollars for clerks. Sam Perri said current averages are 250 to 260 dollars monthly for managers and about 170 for clerks. Peter Hele of Nuremberg is credited with inventing spring power in a timepiece.

Cleveland Mark McElroy Sam Perri Peter Hele Nuremberg

Concert Acclaimed By Large Audience

Joseph Bernstein impressed a near capacity Middletown audience with a sensitive Mendelssohn Concerto performance. Under Miss Valda Wilkerson the Middletown Ivie Symphony Orchestra, augmented by Cincinnati players, offered Mozart to Sibelius in a varied program ending with Finlandia, leaving listeners elated by a masterful evening.

Joseph Bernstein Middletown Ivie Bernstein Mendelssohn Europe Middle-East Valda Wilkerson Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Miss Wilkerson Strauss Debussy Toch Sibelius

Quiet War Opens As City Targets Radio Sets

Hamilton officials launch a quiet war on residents with radio sets able to receive local police broadcasts. The move aims to justify penalties for users. City Manager orders police to stop calling a garage that owns such a set for wrecker service until the device is removed. Council members worry officers may lurk in cafes listening for calls, threatening idle patrols.

Hamilton Council Charles Schwalm Mark Thomas

Delinquent Tax List Published in Butler County

A list of nearly 600 Butler County parcels with unpaid 1948 taxes was published under Ohio law. County auditor R. H. Smith said 350 parcels were resolved last year after delinquency, with potential sale after two years and possible May auctions for remaining properties. Officials aim to reduce red ink, noting a decline from over 1,700,000 to about 200,000.

Butler County Ohio R. H. Smith Otter County

Ohio Veterans FILE FOR GI Unemployment Drops 29 Percent

Columbus AP report shows Ohio veterans applying for GI unemployment benefits fell 29 percent last year while unemployment rose in the final quarter of 1948. About 39,670 unemployed veterans received 14 million dollars in 1948, down from 25 million in 1947.

Columbus Ohio State Bureau of BUC

Advertising Exam Set February 19 in Cincinnati and Dayton

William Z. Burkhart, chair of the Southern Ohio Chapter exam committee, announced the 1949 Advertising Agency examination to be held February 19 in Cincinnati and Dayton. Senior students and unemployed applicants may apply by February 9. The test assesses aptitudes for eight agency roles and evaluates related knowledge. The session runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with emphasis on aptitude testing.

Cincinnati Dayton William Z. Burkhart Southern Ohio American Association of Advertising Agencies

Planning Board To Meet Tonight

The Senior Planning Board of Middles Middletown Girl Scout Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Civic Association. Officers will be elected to serve until June and spring and summer camp programs and aids will be discussed. The board comprises two Girl Scouts from each senior troop. The average depth of the Pacific Ocean is two and a half miles.

Middletown Council of Church Women Barnitz YMCA Middletown Girl Scout Council, Inc Civic Association

Middletown Civic Groups Schedule Evening Meetings

City Briefs list rehearsals and meetings for the Middletown Civic Symphony at 7 30 p m in the high school music room Blythe Williams Post American Legion meets at 8 p m at 836 Eighth Ave American Legion executive committee convenes at 7 30 p m at the Legion home Company C 814th Tank Battalion meets at 8 p m at Aeronca Men of the Church Church of Ascension holds a 7 30 p m parish house meeting Reserve Unit Battery B 323 Field Artillery meets at Aeronca at 8 p m

Middletown Blythe - Williams American Legion Eighth Ave Church Church of Ascension 323 Field Artillery Aeronca

Various Middletown Club Meetings This Week

A schedule of weekly gatherings in Middletown includes the North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m, VFW Auxiliary at 7 30 p m, Middletown Personnel Association at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel, Veterans of Foreign Wars at 7 30 p m at post HQ, Camera Club print competition at 7 30 p m, Cancer Clinic open at 7 p m, Middletown Co-operative Club at 6 30 p m, Sportsmen Club at 8 p m, Fraternal Order of Eagles at 8 p m, Rotary Club noon talk by Dr Reuben Pieters at the Manchester Hotel, Civitan Club talks by Hugh Butler at the Manchester Hotel, and Board of Control of the Middletown Safety Council meeting at 4 p m in the Civic Association library.

North Middletown Fire Association North Middletown Fire House Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Headquarters Camera Club Civic Association Middletown Reuben Pieters First Presbyterian Church Rotary Club Manchester Hotel Civitan Club Hugh Butler

Red Cross Rushes Food to Navajo Indians in Snowstorm

The American Red Cross is sending emergency food to about two thousand Navajo families in northwestern New Mexico and northeastern Arizona as heavy snow continues. Western snow disaster headquarters move from St Louis to Omaha to be nearer the affected area. John H Provinse cites unprecedented storm extending the emergency beyond expectations and notes large livestock losses.

American Red Cross St. Louis Omaha Ames Gardner Middletown Red Cross Gardner Washington New Mexico Arizona Bureau of Indian Affairs John H. Provinse Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Man To Participate In Production Clinic

T. F. Olt of Armco Steel Corporation has been invited to participate in a three day production clinic by the Society of Automotive Engineers. The program runs March 8 to 10 at the Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroit Mich. Automotive engineers from 23 cities in 10 states will present papers lead discussions and contribute to a program aimed at a better view of progress current operations and future requirements in vehicle design and manufacturing. OK will participate as a member of the engineering panel discussing Body Steel and Its Treatment on Wednesday.

T. F. Olt Armco Steel Corporation Society of Automotive Engineers Detroit Mich

Salt menace to trees in Kent warns Davey expert

Salt scattered to melt ice on walks can seep to tree roots and injure or kill shade trees, warns D. C. Grove, chief field supervisor of the Davey Tree Expert Co. Seepage harms trees in Kent, Ohio.

Kent, O D. C. Grove Davey Tree Expert Co

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