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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1948
Page
6
David L. Simon son of Dr and Mrs Frank Simon of Central Ave receives his M D from University of Cincinnati College of Medicine at the graduation ceremonies. He plans to intern at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati.
Maple Park School seventh and eighth graders stage the three act play Night, Uncle George in the school auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m. Junior Allan faces exams while pals plot a jam session and Uncle George influence. Cast features Alan Taylor Rosemary Brooks and Wanda Thompson with music by Rosemary Wisecup and tap performances by Carol Hahn and Mary Ikel.
Chicago to host Mercy Mardi Gras at the lakefront Chicago Stadium around May 1 to raise six million dollars for a new Mercy Hospital chaired by Edward J. Kelly, former mayor, leading the Friends of Mercy effort.
U S per capita consumption of fresh milk and cream runs 16 percent higher than before the war, reflecting strong demand conditions. The rise signals sustained consumer buying power and potential impacts on dairy markets, with implications for prices and producer profits.
Art Diver reports Max Sherover of Linguaphone Institute argues a dozing student is more receptive to suggestions than a awake one. He claims students learn better while half asleep and warns against overloading with sleep aids. A Biddeford, Maine suit arises from a wrestler’s ring mishap.
The home of Mr and Mrs George Koeppel 1209 Woodside Ave hosted a Saturday double birthday party for their children Joyce seven and Rebecca eleven. Guests brought gifts as Joyce and Rebecca enjoyed cake and games in a pink and white themed afternoon and evening gathering.
Middletown youths will observe World Day of Prayer on Thursday February 12 at First Methodist Church. Program begins 7 30 p m with Invocation by Lydia Huffman devotionals by Bonnie Loveless and Jay Beatty leads prayer. In charge of projects Gloria Pender Betty Wendt Jolene Laut Arjorie Beck Bretchen Munich ushers Herbert Laundy Dwight Neill Bob Grimes Bruce Cleveland Phil Morrow Barry Levey. Music by the Boys Glee Club under Miss Helen Barkley.
Beta Chapter of Delta Chi Sigma sorority met at the YMCA with Mrs. Thomas Stubbs, vice president, conducting the session in the president's absence. New members introduced included Mrs. Carl Bauer and Miss Pera Fuate, with reports from committees. Redecorating at Middletown Hospital nears completion as plans for a spring dance at the Hotel Manchester are discussed. New members will host next monthly social.
Mrs. Carlos Cohoon and Mrs. Roy Engle hosted a stork shower at 1514 Taylor Ave to honor Mrs. Floyd Tipton. Pink streamers and blue bows decorated the room as gifts were opened and prizes awarded to Mrs. Dewey Adams and Mrs. Dean Reddick. Guests included Mrs. Everett Cohoon and others. several senders sent gifts from away.
In celebration of her eighth birthday Rita Jane Key daughter of Mr and Mrs John Key invited a group of friends into her home on Wilbraham Rd recently for a gala party. The house was decorated for St Valentine’s Day with games and contests. Prizes went to Carol King Judy and Barbara Wise. Gifts were opened and refreshments served. Attendees included Virginia Hafer Lois Hafer Wanda Hogg Becky Lowe Rita Beth Romans Marjorie Joerger Margaret Veutmeyer Charlene Veutmeyer Rita Mae Mitchell Barbara Wise Ginger Wise Carol Root Roberta Huffman Judy King and Elaine Key. Mrs Key was assisted by Mrs S P Seals who baked a large Valentine decorated cake.
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club invites members to a Sunday tea at the Golden Lamb Hotel in Lebanon from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. as a courtesy to Miss Janet Williams who has held various offices locally and districtly and now serves as second vice president of the Ohio Federation. Reservations should be made through Mrs. Erle A. Hanson, president.
Captain Thomas E Hauss of Army Ground Forces will brief Organized Reserve Corps and National Guard members in Cincinnati on new weapons and vehicles. Colonel John E McMahon Jr announced the illustrated lecture titled New Ground Weapons and Vehicles Their Characteristics and Uses, to be held February 18 at the Ohio Bell Telephone Company auditorium.
The report states that roughly 433000 American Indians and Eskimos are wards of the United States government. It notes the populations under federal guardianship and implies ongoing administrative oversight by federal agencies.
Tim Goforth marked his fifth birthday with a party at 3109 Wildwood Road hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Goforth. Friends enjoyed games and contests with refreshments and gifts, including a musical cake plate from an aunt in Florida.
The general public is invited to a Fastnacht Party this evening at 8 p.m. in the basement of St John's Church. The event is hosted by the Married Ladies of St Johns.
Members of the South School PTA will convene tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium to discuss upcoming events and activities.
The February business meeting of Phi Beta Psi Sorority will be held at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow in the YMCA.
The Alert Club will meet at the home of Mrs Albert Canter on Moore Street tomorrow at 8 p m. Mrs John Hoskins and Mrs Earl Patterson will be assistant host esses.
Mrs W M Warner and Mrs W H Williams entertain Home Culture Club members at the Girls' Club tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Mrs Harry and Mrs Anna Doty will be on the program and the roll call will be Chuckles.
Priscilla Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs George Wolverton at 1122 Kunz Ave tomorrow at 2 30 p m.
The One Hundred Club will meet at the Girls' Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. A dessert supper will be served followed by an evening of cards. Mrs. Henry Miller is chairman of the committee for arrangements assisted by Mrs. Robert Osborne, Mrs. A. E. Hohl, Mrs. John Van Gilder and Mrs. Gordon Dodds.
Mr and Mrs James Millan 109 Kensington Ave welcome a girl Monday. Mr and Mrs James Bullock West Middletown add a boy Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Gomin 2406 Easton Ave report a boy Monday. Mr and Mrs Howard Griest celebrate a girl Sunday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati.
The old municipal airport in Springfield went up for sale with a minimum bid of 34500 dollars and a 30 year restriction banning its use as an airport. The 123 acre tract is offered to bidders meeting these conditions.
Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Albert Jordan attended the twentieth annual Hairdressers Guild of Ohio convention in Columbus at the Neil House Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O R Blalack of Skyacres Fisher Rd preparing to move to Dayton. Dr M S Mills left Sunday for Chicago for a dental meeting at Stevens Hotel returning Thursday. Mr and Mrs George R Geran spend a month in Bradenton Florida guests of the Brewers and Singers.
In The Hospital Robert Pummill son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pummill Grand Ave su Trask Troutvine III son of Mr and Mrs Frank Troutvine II Jefferson Rd medical Elizabeth Ryann Han over St medical Dr A J Tye Central Ave medical William Patrick oe North Grimes St surgical Victor Welle Illinois Ave surgical Les Dennis son of Mr and Mrs Chester Dennis Sawyer Rd surgical Mrs Edgar Reeder Wilbra ham Rd surgical Mrs Louis Stultz Carolina St surgical John Parks Rice son of Mr and Mrs John Rice Finley St James Cox Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Cox Sr of German Steve Johnson West Middletown Route 1 medical Patrick OMalley Franklin Route 1 medical Danny Lee Fiscus son of Mrs Mildred Miscus Eaton St Ronald Milton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Milton Balti more St medical Shelby Kash Prospect Ave surgical Georgianna Hancock daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hancock Kunz Ave surgical Miss Barbara Lawson Tren on Route 1 surgical DISMISSED Lando Fortner Easton Ave Fletcher Wells Middletown Route 1 Miss Suzette Ingham German town Mrs Lige Evans Jr of Young t
In Columbus Ohio State University trustees ruled out selling alcoholic beverages in the proposed student union building. A student faculty alumni committee reported 75 percent of students polled favored a raths keller.
Delta Theta Tau Sorority finalizes arrangements for a benefit card party at the American Legion Auditorium on Thursday February 12 at 8 p m Proceeds support the Tonsilectomy Clinic the sorority runs A bazaar with baked goods and needle work will accompany the event Local merchants contributed draw prizes to aid the fundraiser Reservations for tables can be made by Mrs Earl Keezer at 2 5058
Miss Juanita Roebuck was elected secretary to Tau Province at the two day convention held Feb 7 and 8 at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton One of the founders Mrs Irene Waters Worley attended The Internation convention is set for Pasadena Calif June 22 to 27 The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority regular meeting was Feb 9 in Barnitz Room YMCA An exam will be held March 8 at 7 pm The next social and rush party is Feb 23 at 8 pm at the Girls Club Hostesses include Miss Vera Schirmeyer Mrs William Nuens wander Miss Mary Carroll and Miss Rachael Smith.
Mr and Mrs John Sexton of 1604 Taylor Ave entertained a small group for the eighteenth birthday of their grandson McPherson a star athlete on Miamisburg football and basketball teams The cake table and refreshments were enjoyed by Fay Mahaffey Marvin McQuinn Rodney Larry Duff Winifred Marvin Opal Sexton James C Sexton and the hosts
The weatherman forecast fair and cold conditions with increasing cloudiness tonight followed by light snow Wednesday. Monday saw a low of zero at 8 am rising to 23 by 3 pm before dropping. Early morning readings showed 4 degrees at 4 am and 6 degrees at 9 am.
Scout Troop 11 will attend services at St. Paul's Evangelical Church located at 114 S Broad St on Sunday February 15 in observance of Boy Scout Anniversary Week. The group meets at 9 15 a m in uniform and will have Charles Combs sing The Holy City. Reverend H H Jung will speak on Humble Ways of Helping Jesus. The troop is sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles with Cecil Dane as committee chair and Elza Abraham as scoutmaster.
The United States Employment office on Central Ave will be closed all day Thursday February 12 for Lincoln's birthday. P F Johnson manager reported this morning. Johnson asked employers to turn in orders by Wednesday afternoon. Unemployment claimants may call Wednesday or Friday.
A pre nuptial gathering for Miss Margaret Thomas, soon to wed William Woodson McGuire on February 28, featured Mrs Howard Wilson and Mrs Dave Regan hosting at Regan's home. Hospital colleagues and old friends enjoyed card games, red heart decor, and Valentine themed treats plus a fine antique cut glass gift for the bride to be.
Mrs Harold Fordyce and Mrs Otis Moore hosted a surprise birthday party at 800 Yankee Rd for their mother Mrs Jennie Pieratt who turned 72. Family and friends attended including Pieratt relatives, Fordyce kin and local residents. Games, prizes, and late refreshments followed a generous gift display for the honored guest.
A report notes that dairy products account for more than a quarter of all foods used by Americans, highlighting dairy’s central role in daily diets and grocery planning.
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