Schmidt Family Heads to Selfridge Field for Army Move
Mrs Hugo Schmidt Jr and her sons Bucky and David travel to Selfridge Field Michigan to join her husband an Army chaplain and plan to make their future home there R C Bogan accompany them for a weekend visit Also Sergeants Robert and Mildred Eutsler of San Antonio Texas visit Mrs Lie ry in Curtis Ave before deployment to Japan Business and Professional women to attend Horace Heidt program at Cincinnati Garden Rosemary Kelley of Cincinnati visits her parents in Stanley St Lovelace family returns from Florida trip including Tampa state fair and other locales including Miami Key West Palm Beach and Hollywood
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Hugo Schmidt, Jr
Bucky
David
Selfridge Field
Mich
Schmidts
R. C. Bogan
Schmidt
Robert
Mildred Eutsler
San Antonio
Tex
Eutsler
John Liery
Curtis Ave
Japan
Florida
W. H. Lovelace
Shafer St
Tampa
Miami
Key West
Palm Beach
Hollywood
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Stover
Mrs Richard Stover, a recent bride, was honored at a shower hosted by her mother Mrs Mabel Philips on Wayne Ave. Guests played games with prizes awarded to Mrs William Newcomb Mrs John Trammell and Miss Betty Mc Laughlin. The decor featured gold and silver crepe paper and late evening lunch was served to prize winners and several guests.
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Richard Stover
Mabel Philips
Wayne Ave
William Newcomb
John Trammell
Betty McLaughlin
Howard McLaughlin
Arver Hart
George Phillips
Drus ¥Y Campbell
Lillian Smith
Joyce Phillips
Rehearsal Party for Attendants Honors Soon-to-Wed Couple
Last evening the bridal party for Miss Mary Virginia Mail and William Hugh Penewit gathered for a rehearsal party. The wedding is tomorrow at four thirty at Holy Trinity Church with Mr and Mrs Charles Penewit and others in attendance.
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Mary Virginia Mail
Wiliam Hugh Penewit
Holy Trinity Church
Charles Penewit
Adam Mail
Robert J. Fay
Lehman Honie
Caroline Mail
Bruce Penewit
Robert Penewit
Miss Mail
William Penewit
Mrs Chapman Hosts Jolly Eight Club Birthday Dinner
Mrs Frank Chapman of Franklin Street entertained members of the Jolly Hight Club last evening for a dinner honoring Mrs Gertrude Minor on her birthday. Red streamers red carnations and candles decorated tables with valentines as placecards. Bridge winners were Mrs Mary Fisher Mrs C Thomas and Mrs Andrews Spisak. Mrs Donald Turner invited guests to her home in two weeks and a birthday cake followed later.
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Chapman
Jolly Eight Club
Frank Chapman
Franklin St
Jolly Hight Club
Lasil
Gertrude Minor
Bridge
Mary Fisher
C. Thomas
Andrews Spisak
Donald Turner
Maple Park Mothers Club Holds February Meeting
The Maple Park Mothers Club met in the school auditorium with vice president presiding in the president’s absence. Miss Laura Cox won the prize for most mothers present, and members’ children performed a Lincoln play, song and dance followed by a Valentine luncheon prepared by Mrs Paul Helsinger Mrs Paul Brooks and Mrs Glenn Tullis.
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Maple Park Clubs
Maple Park Mothers Club
Herman Chaney
Arthur Byrd
Edward Cape
William Day
Laura Cox
Keystone Guild Hosts Western Trip Picture Night
First Methodist Church members attended a Keystone Social Guild event with a Valentine themed party. The organizing committee included Mr and Mrs Ben Roof and others. Winners received prizes after games and an open showing of Rev K S Learey and Mrs Learey’s western trip photos. Hank Jones led a brief business meeting naming volunteers to plan the March gathering.
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Keystone Guild
West Friends
First Methodist Church
Keystone Social Guild
Ben Roof
David Detrees
and Airs
Claude Morris
Kenneth Learey
Ors
K. S. Learey
Hank Jones
Jack Bylum
Charles Goforth
Dale Converse
Harry Knell
Valentine Program Presented to Ladies Aid at West Middletown
West Middletown Ladies Aid met at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Alva Taylor and Mrs. George Sucklen hosting. Mrs. Frank Gillen and Mrs. Walter Cobaugh led a Valentine's program while Mrs. Hugo Braur gave devotions. A bake sale and refreshments followed.
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Valentine
Ladies Aid
West Middletown
Past Councilors Meet With Mrs Grant Back In Trenton
The Lone Star Past Council met at Mrs. Gran Back's home in Trenton on Thursday evening with Mrs. Leslie Crema presiding. A luncheon was served to numerous members including Mrs. Carey Martin and Mrs. Eva Moore. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Cochran on Garfield St with Mrs. Cremer assisting.
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Lone Star Past
Gran
Trenton
Leslie Crema
Carey Martin
John Serre
Cremer
Eva Moore
Hattie Snethen
Rolie VanCleve
Charles Hicson
Charles Gregory
Leroy Mehi
Charles Cochran
Robert Weaver
Maude Coats
Virginia Bissett
Cochran
Garfield St
Woman's Club Concert Showcases Local Musicans
A Woman's Music Club program at Roosevelt Auditorium featured local performers including Mrs. William Akers, Mrs. Robert Nickell, Miss Kathleen Banker, Mrs. H. A. Harrison, and Miss Marguerite O’Malley. The varied solo and ensemble pieces ranged from Debussy to Mendelssohn, earning an excellent reception from the audience.
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Woman's Music Club
Roosevelt Auditorium
William Akers
Debussy
Dohnanii
Mendelssohn
Mrs Wedekind Speaks To Oakland Circle
The Oakland Circle of the First Baptist Church met on Garfield Street. Mrs. George Wedekind spoke to the group after an opening by president Mrs. Ed Clevenger and devotions by Mrs. Al Varin. Mrs. Carl Combs, formerly of the circle and now in Florida, gave a talk and a luncheon followed.
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Oakland
First Baptist Church
Ed Clevenger
Garfield St
Clevenger
al Varin
George Wedekind
Carl Combs
Florida
Weary German Truckers Suffer Through Russian Checkpoint Delays
Berlin dispatch details German long-haul drivers waiting up to 35 hours at Helmstedt as Soviet tolls and paperwork slow a daily flow of about 225 trucks bound for Berlin. Drivers complain of lost wages, spoiled cargo, and repeated harassment, blaming both Soviet delays and Western allies.
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Tom Reedy
Berlin
Helmstedt
Germany
Hans
Duesseldorf
Ivan
Foreign Office
Bremerhaven
Hamburg
St John Dance at St Johns High Freshman Valentine Event
The St John High School freshman class will host a Valentine Dance on February 11 starting at 8 p m The event promises a social gathering for students and attendees in a school setting.
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ST. John
St. John’s High School
Moonsfeld
Ohio
Hillard Riddell
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
A.C Forsyth
Parele
Clouds Bring Cold Air Tonight and Saturday
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a drop in temperatures late tonight into Saturday. Lows dip into the mid to upper 20s, with today’s low around 37 early morning and a high near 39 by late morning.
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Clouudy
Permit Issued For New Church On East Central Ave
The First Presbyterian Church on East Central Ave receives a building permit for a red brick structure costing about $226,000. Building commissioner Orville Corson notes February costs total $301,334 for a ten day period. Ground-breaking is set for tomorrow at 2 p m.
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First Presbyterian
East Central Ave
Orville Corson
Carson
Amber Resonates With Crackling Sound When Held to Ear
A piece of amber produces a crackling sound as it is pressed to the ear, a phenomenon noted for its distinctive auditory response and natural warmth. The origin of the sound is linked to internal pathways and air movement within the fossil resin.
Millard Will Leaves Franklin Properties to Presbyterian Church
Roy Millard who died two weeks ago filed in Warren County Probate Court details a will bequeathing property at the northeast corner of Third and Main, and the Main Street dwelling north of the corner, plus the west Main Street lot housing the Thrift Shop to the Presbyterian Church trustees in memory of Agnes Wright Millard and her children. Some properties on Third and Main and West Third are to be sold to cover debts and expenses. remaining funds to be invested by church trustees for their use.
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Franklin
Roy Millard
Warren County
Third
Main Sts
Main St
Main
Sulfsine
The
Presbyterian Church
Agnes B Wright Muillard
Third and
Almerta
Boy William Jones Killed by Truck in Toledo
AP reports six year old William T. Jones was killed when he ran in front of a truck yesterday in Toledo. Police said the incident occurred in a residential area and the driver remained at the scene for questioning.
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Toledo
William T. Jones
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