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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1950

Page

6

Local notices and social notes from Butler County Ohio and beyond

A collage of social visits and movements includes Dr and Mrs Robert Ligett touring Chicago for a dental convention and hosted by Dr and Mrs James O Hair. Mrs Sherman Perry returns from Arlington Virginia visiting daughter and family in Richmond. Various visits to Adrian Michigan Jamestown New York and Richmond Virginia noted along with a lengthy legal notice about a proposed annexation of territory to Village Monroe with a formal hearing date set for March 14 1950 and listed agent details.

Robert Ligett The Alameda Chicago James O’hair Board of County Commissioners County of Butler State of Ohio Lemon Township Butler County Monroe-Lebanon Road Monphe Corporation Line Monroe Monroe-Lebanon Seid East Corporation Francis O. Burke Monroe Heights Francis O. Burk Monroe Lebanon Road Elmer and Mildred Hauser Hauser Boyd's Subdivision Boyd's Emilie Kestermann Edith Sigg Sigg R. C. Hutson Hutson Fannie Anderson Fannie M. Anderson Anderson Corporation Villa Hamilton Ohio Sera

Amoma Class Meets At Baptist Church

Mrs. Walling Corwin presided over the Amoma Class monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Owen Albaugh on Wilmore Drive. The devotional period was led by Mrs. Howard Stalker. Mrs. James Wikoff reviewed February day by day. A surprise party honored Mrs. Ray Standafer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Albaugh with help from Mrs. A. B. Hembree, Mrs. Ralph Phibbs, and Mrs. Myron Snethen for one guest and 26 members.

Ralph Phibbs Myron Snethen

Winmore Bible Class Hosts Military Dinner at Church

The Winmore Bible Class of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the social rooms for a covered dish dinner and military party. Mrs. Russell De Bolt led a business meeting while Mrs. William Schneider read devotions. A film titled Pantry Meal Magic capped the evening.

Winmore Bible Class St. Paul Russell de Bolt William Schneider Virgil Meehan Noel Parks Charles Gephart Clarence *Frye

Century Club Talk Highlights Doll History and Women Roles

Century Club guests heard Mrs. Harry Eldridge discuss God dolls from prehistoric times to a Victorian room built to scale. She traced Sarah Josepha Hale and the first Thanksgiving, stressing women can be a force while maintaining homemaker duties.

Century Club S. J. Kuderer Elizabeth Schenck Mary Jane Buchanan Gene Phillips Golliwoggs Debussy Eldridge Sarah Josepha Hale Gody Lady Book

Women Peace Group Hosts Evening Meeting

Four women lea vers and women work for peace described a meeting with refreshments from a prettily appointed table. A gleaming silver service and red carnations centered the display. Mrs. D. R. Baker and Mrs. Kuderer poured, while hostesses included Mrs. E. A. Badger, Mrs. J. J. Canfield, Mrs. W. S. Stein, and Mrs. Eben Aubley.

D. R. Baker Kuderer E. A. Badger J. J. Canfield W. S. Stein Eben Aubley

Back-Wells Vows Spoken Friday

The wedding of Mrs. Lou Back to Tony Wells was held at the Veterans of Foreign War Hall at 2 p.m. February 3 with Rev. J. D. Nisewonder officiating and Mrs. Robert Perry providing music. The couple’s attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Goria and Mrs. Gomia wore a silver and gray gown with a gardenia corsage. The bride, given in marriage by Grant Back, wore an aqua gown with detailed styling and gardenia corsage. A gala reception followed Sunday evening at the hall hosted by Mrs. Lovell Gomin and Mrs. W. A. Harp, featuring a three tier cake and red white and blue decor. Guests included many relatives and friends, among them Mr. and Mrs. Foy Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Queen, the Purdu m and Back families, and the hosts. The groom, a World War I veteran, is employed by oe Veterans of Foreign War. The couple plan to reside on Yankee Rd.

Lou Back Tony Wells Veterans of Foreign War Hall J. D. Nisewonder Robert Perry Lovell Goria Gomia Grant Back Wells Lovell Gomin W. A. Harp Foy Spence Joyce Joseph Queen Vivian Back Faye Carol Stubbs Ertil Williams Robert E. Barker James Barker Don Derickson Gomin Harp Yankee Rd

Viola Rebekah Lodge Valentine Meeting at Knights Hall

Viola Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs. Mervyan Snethen presiding. A Valentine party followed with prizes to Mrs. Harold Radenheiner, Mrs. William Randel, and Mrs. Caroline Ting. Mystery gifts were exchanged and 27 members were served lunch.

Viola Recah Lodge Knights of Malta Mervyan Snethen Harold Radenheiner William Randel Caroline Ting

Current Events Club Members Hear Two Papers

Members of the Current Events Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. P. Butterfield on Ardmore Drive. Mrs. Arthur Griffith conducted the business meeting and Mrs. J. B. Whitlock presented a paper titled Everyday. Mrs. John Wilks reported on The Problems and Pleasures of Retirement written by Mrs. J. H. Ayres. Roll call centered on the theme the thoughts we live by. Tea followed, served by Mrs. Charles Beck and Mrs. E. J. Sebald. Hostesses were Mrs. Butterfield with assistants Mrs. G. W. Breiel, Mrs. W. T. Maxwell, and Mrs. E. A. Stahl.

Current Events Club J. P. Butterfield Ardmore Arthur Griffith J. B. Whitlock John Wilks J. H. Ayres Charles Beck E. J. Sebald

World War II Veterans to Receive New Insurance Dividend

The Veterans Administration expects a new special dividend for World War II veterans in 1951, likely totaling millions and paid in two halves. It will cover three policy years and apply to policies in force a year or longer, with deductions for any prior overpayments.

Washington Veterans Administration Congress H. W. Breining National Service Life Insurance Program Breining

Valentine's events cue at Kaystone Guild meeting

Kaystone Guild of the First Methodist Church plans a February 9 gathering at 6 29 p m with a Valentine party and covered dish dinner at the church plus an open house for members and friends and a westward film. Committee members include Hank Jones K S Learey B A Roof Dave DeFrees Clyde Morris and Hale Dodds.

Kaystone Guild First Methodist Church West Hank Jones K. S. Learey B. A. Roof Dave DeFrees Clyde Morris Hale Dodds

Meeting Change for Cub Pack at First Presbyterian Church

The organizational meeting for a cub pack at First Presbyterian Church is moved to February 15 from February 8. Parents of boys aged eight to eleven are invited to attend.

First Presbyterian Church

Halloween Celebrations Thought to Derive from Druids

Believed origins of Halloween festivities lie in ceremonies of the Druids, linking modern celebrations to ancient ritual practices.

Preble Woman Hurt In Crash

Miss Dorothy Norris 18 of West Manchester suffered serious facial lacerations when the car she rode in went off the road north of Lewisburg and struck a tree. Driver Oscar Thompson 67 and Harley Johnson of West Manchester escaped injury. another passenger. The group was en route to Lewisburg for work about 6 30 am.

Miss Norris E. P. Trittschuh Lewisburg Thompson

Guard Inspection Underway Tuesday in Middletown

Personnel of Battery B 182nd Anti Aircraft Battalion prep for the annual federal inspection set for today at the LeSourdsville armory. Maj. Sam Dudderar of Ft Meade arrives at 1 pm to review records, armory facilities, vehicles and heavy weapons, with a 7 30 pm drill and final findings briefing.

Middletown LeSourdsville James Cochran Sam K. Dudderar Second Army Ft. Meade Cochran National Guard South Main St Dudderar 147Th Infantry Regiment

Industrial Arts Teachers Convene in Butler County

Industrial Arts teachers from Butler County high schools met in the County Court House to plan a county exhibit for the state convention in Columbus later this month. Bertrand Aber of Oxford Stewart School chaired the county group with attendees including McCollum Fairfield Nelson Hanover Ridenour Oaklets Lude wig Monroe Hann Morgan Enloes New Miami Wiley Reynolds Lunsford Lindsey Seven Mile Aber Oxford Stewart.

Butler County Columbus Bertrand Aber Oxford-Stewart School Galen McCollum Fairfield Clarence Nelson Hanover Dale Ridenour Rudy Oaklets Frank Ludewig Eemon Monroe Harry Hann Morgan Elwood Enloes New Miami Eldon Wiley Reily Robert Lunsford Ross Donald Lindsey Seven Mile Herbert Myers Trenton Maurice Ittel Wayne Oxford-Stewart

Weather Outlook Seems Cloudy and Mild

Forecast reports cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Yesterday ranged from 46 to 52 degrees, with a 39 degree low this morning and 38 degrees by midmorning. Tonight expected to be partly cloudy with a low near 35 degrees and Wednesday turning cloudier and milder in the afternoon.

First US Ice Machine Invented by Dr John Gortie

The first ice making machine in the United States was invented by Dr John Gortie of Apalachicola Florida in 1850.

United States John Gortie Apalachicola, Fla

Eatonian Victim of Gun Accident

Fred Miller, 41, operator of Miller's Gulf Service Station in Eaton, was shot when a 38 caliber revolver discharged after being dropped. He is in satisfactory condition at Reid Memorial Hospital, Richmond, Ind. His wife heard the shot as they returned home. Sheriff Floyd Spiller noted the bullet entered just above the heart, suggesting the gun was dropped. Miller carried the pistol for protection while returning from the station with funds. Dr. C. E. Newbold advised his removal to the hospital.

South Barron St C. E. Newbold Miller

GOP Platform Attacks Fair Deal At Lincoln Day Dinner

Republicans in Congress and the National Committee back a platform accusing the Truman Fair Deal of planning a socialist economy with price and wage controls rationing socialized medicine and Brannan Plan style penalties. Senator Humphrey accuses GOP of hijacking the program while Senator Lodge criticizes the text as too soft on civil rights and southern filibuster risk.

Senate House National Committee Europe Brannan Bush Humphrey D-Minn GOP Guy G. Gabrielson Republican Party Senator Lodge R-Mass Lodge

River recedes as Ohio overflows decline from crest

The Ohio River, flooded and muddy, falls one tenth of a foot per hour and drops to 57 feet. The U S Weather Bureau says the river, which crested at 59.1 feet Sunday, will be back in its banks tomorrow. Flood stage is 52 feet.

Cincinnati Ohio U. S. Weather Bureau

We, the Women First and Last Rules for lasting love

A column outlines reciprocal behavior for women to keep husbands affectionate. Instructions emphasize being first to laugh at his jokes, acknowledge his judgments, show approval publicly, notice subtle changes, and avoid criticizing or repeating his faults. The piece frames relation tips as mutually affirming signals of care.

City Briefs Weekly meetings across Middletown and area

A Tuesday slate lists multiple group gatherings: Unity Council No 241 at 7 30 p m Nelva Center. North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m Fire House. Cancer Clinic at 7 p m Middletown Hospital. Eagles at 8 p m hall. Library Board at 7 30 p m library. Middletown Aviation Club 7 30 p m classroom Middletown Airport. Sportsmen's Club trustees at 8 p m club house. Blythe Williams Post of American Legion 8 p m Legion home. Lemon Township Board 7 30 p m township hall. Spanish American War Veterans 7 30 p m Legion home. Camera Club 7 30 p m Civic Association. Rounders rehearsal 7 15 p m Armco Auditorium. Holy Trinity PTA 8 p m school. Mayfield School PTA 7 30 p m school.

Unity Council D. of A Nelva Center

Ahepa and Seabee Island X-10 Meet This Wednesday

The Order of Ahepa will convene at 8 p m at the YMCA. The Middle town Seabee Island X-10 unit plans a 7 30 p m meeting at the American Legion for its monthly session.

YMCA Middletown Seabee Island American Legion

Incorporation Papers Filed by Middletown and Hamilton Firms

Papers filed in Columbus show Grund Incorporated of Middletown listing 250 shares of no par common stock with incorporators Hy Grund Cecelia Grund and Maxwell Finkleman. Hamilton Quizette Company incorporators John B Connaughton Frank A Schwab and Frederick K Randolph with 100 shares of no par common stock.

Columbus Middletown Hamilton Grund Incorporated Hy Grund Cecelia Grund Maxwell Finkleman Hamilton Quizette Company John B. Connaughton Frank A. Schwab Frederick K. Randolph

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Sherman Perry Stanley St Arlington, Va Richmond Va Dr. W. H. Henry R. A. Hill Adrian, Mich George Hill Dick Rodefer Westminister College Jamestown New York Amoma Baptist Church MRC Household Finance —Corporation First National Bank Central Ave Main St Maller Sparrow Harry Eldridge Viola Rebekah Lodge Office Outfitters, Inc N. Main St Ladies Auxiliary of Knights Templar Masonic Temple Alert Club John Hoskins Ralph Gingerich Earl Salman Silver Link Council Preble Eatonian Liberty Ruth Millett NEA Stati North Middletown Fire Association North Middletown Fire House Middletown Hospital Order of Eagles Middletown Aviation Club Middletown Airport Sportsmen’s Club Conene Blythe-Williams Legion Home Lemon Township Board of Trustees Camera Club Civic Association Armco Holy Trinity Pta Mayfield School PTA Esther L. O’neil M. A U. of C. Mascalldmaschillig Sills Cafe Distinctive Mallmark Val i DIAL Vance Maytag Tees Fiaroware
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