Gleaners Class Reviews A Man Called Peter and German Visitor
Mrs Vance Cribbs led the Gleaners Class of the First EUB Church in a review of Kathryn Marshall’s A Man Called Peter. The session included discussion on Matthew, with Mrs Loren Maxwell hosting and Marianne Schlitt speaking about Germany and her Rhine life. The 180 German students will reunite in June and return to Germany, praising the Marshall Plan and American hospitality amid a busy afternoon of music and social contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Cribbs
Gleaners
EUB
Peter
Kathryn Marshall
Mathew
Loren Maxwell
Mildred Redding
Marianne Schlitt
Germany
America
Rhine
Miami University
Taft School
H. D. Wren
Herbert Frantz
M. A. Brawley
Golde Freeze
H. A. Smith
Carl Nicklas
Lewis Reiner
Valentines Dinner for S S W Class at First Baptist
In a Valentine setting the S S W Class of First Baptist Church held a covered dish dinner. Tables displayed plastic trees red candy hearts and candles. Tiny Valentines served as place cards. Group singing and violin selections by Miss Anne McGill and Mrs. Thomas McGill concluded the evening. Mrs. Howard Chrisman to host the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.W
First Baptist Church
Anne McGill
Thomas McGil
Howard Chrisman
Akira Yamamoto Speaks on Christianity in Japan
Akira Yamamoto an Armee engineer gave an inspiring talk to members and guests of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Church of Christ on Christianity in Japan through his experiences. He will return to Japan after studying with Armco Steel Corporation. The group will provide clothing to needy people in Korea and Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akira Yamamoto
Armee
Japan
Christian Women's Fellowship
The
First Church of Christ
Yamamoto
Armco Steel Corporation
Korea
Jamaica
Evangelism talk guides Lutheran Women meeting
Bethlehem Lutheran Women Missionary Society heard Rev Bernard Hevery talk on Evangelism. He emphasized sincere belief warmth toward others and praying from the heart. Members voted to send sheets pillow cases and soap to Martin Luther Home for the Feeble Minded in Sterling Neb. World Day of Prayer was announced for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Lutheran Women's Missionary Society
Bernard Hever
Hever
Martin Luther Home
Sterling
Neb
Miss Mary Lord Speaks on Lincoln for Willing Workers
Middletown's only woman attorney Miss Mary Lord gave a talk Tuesday evening for the Willing Workers Class on Abraham Lincoln. She drew parallels between his efforts to preserve the union and contemporary ideals, with Mrs. William Arkill hosting and assistants including Mrs. Filmer Jewell, Mrs. Fred Garver, and Mrs. Arthur Lord helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lord
Middletown
Abraham Lincoln
Sorosis Club Meeting Brief for Tuesday Afternoon
Sorosis for Sorosis Club members and guests meets Tuesday afternoon, with Mise slated as the agenda focus and refreshments to follow. Members are reminded to bring reports and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Sorosis Club
Discipline discussed by church women's group study
The Department of Women of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints explored discipline as an attitude guiding conduct for highest good. Hostesses were Mrs. Ray WicKoff and Mrs. Charles Osborn. The March meeting is set for the twelfth at Mrs. Mayen Stethem’s home, 2449 Wilbraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Women of
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints
Ray Wicoff
Charles Osborn
Mayen’ Stethem
Wilbraham
Mrs Hills Class Debates Russia US Role at Miami University
Mrs Hill's Sunday School class heard Mrs Howard Huffman and Mrs Fred Winslow discuss Rusela's view that Russia faces no breakdown. They debated keeping a standing army abroad and foreign trade in satellite nations. The class favored signing the Japanese Peace Treaty. Plans include bake sales and a birthday party hosted by Mrs Clifford Beedle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Howard Huffman
Fred Winslow
R. A Hill
Rusela
Russia
America
United States
Clifford Beedle
Delta Sigma A tale of a white missionary in Africa
Mrs Ralph Mull reviewed Tuesday evening a story titled The White Witch Doctor by Louise Steinstarf. The reading described a white medical missionary in Africa and was presented as part of a local program on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Ralph Mull
Louise Steinstarf
Surprise Shower Honors Two Local Brides to Be
A dinner party last evening transformed into a surprise personal shower for Miss Loretta Kramer’s guests of honor Miss Nancy Barnes and Miss Vera Schirmeyer. They plan to marry Stanley Gibson and Gordon Carr in early spring. Guests included Mrs. Mildred Roush Mrs. Robert Smallwood Mrs. Lawrence Reynolds Jr and Miss Mildred Kramer. Prize winners were Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Kramer
Nancy Barnes
Vera Schirmeyer
Stanley Gibson
Gordon Carr
Mildred Roush
Robert Smallwood
Lawrence Reynolds, Jr
Wilbur King
Mildred Kramer
Reynolds
Smallwood
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Barbara Tannreuther
Miss Barbara Tannreuther was honored at a Baltimore Street shower hosted by Miss Patricia Goonan and Miss Mary Lou Schoppelier with a green and white scheme and white bells over the gift table. Winners included Mrs. Les Pugh and Mrs. Elbert Tannreuther Sr. The couple, Barbara Tannreuther and John Singleton, plan to wed March 1 at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. Fletcher Shoup officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tannreuther
Patricia Goonan
Mary Lou Schoppelier
Baltimore St
Les Pugh
Elbert Tannreuther
Margaret Hartman
Tannreather
John Singleton
Calvary Methodist Church
Fletcher Shoup
Pleasant Party for 12 Guests at Greathouse Home
A midweek dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Greathouse on Vanderveer Street featured 12 guests. Winners in bridge and canasta included Mr. and Mrs. J. Les DuErmit, Mrs. F. W. Chew, Mrs. D. T. Regan, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lawler as vivid red carnations and Valentine place cards added seasonal color to the reception rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R Greathouse
Vanderveer St
J. Les DuErmit
F. W. Chew
D. T. Regan
J. J. Lawler
Valentine
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority is mencionado in the text as a local Greek organization. The note references chapter activities and affiliations within the sorority network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Clipper Club Plans Include Canasta Party and Gala
Clip per Club of Oakland Presbyterian Church schedules a Canasta Party on February 29 and a white elephant gale at the next meeting. The Price of Freedom was shown by the stewardship commission after the business session Tuesday. Co hosts for the evening were Mr and Mrs Louis Van Guelpen and Mr and Mrs Glenn Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clipper Club
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Stewardship Commission
Louis van Guelpen
Glenn Taylor
Sixty On The Go Needlecraft Pattern Variety
A vintage advertising blurb offering Pattern 87 sixty iron on transfer designs in three colors with twenty five cents to News Journal Middletown Ohio Needlecraft Dept. P.O. Box 169 New York NY. Includes instructions to send name address and zone and mentions Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog with patterns for toys dolls and household accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Valentines Given to Hospital Kiddies by Sorority Chapter
Beta Zeta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority visited Middletown Hospital's children's ward to give valentines favors and candy. The group runs monthly and annual philanthropy projects including polio fund-raising and plans for the Stardust Ball benefiting local hard of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Middletown Hospital
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Spindlers Host Brother Visit in Ardmore Drive Home
Travelers Mr and Mrs Clarence Spindler of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday for a visit with his brother and family Mr and Mrs W H Spindler at 113 Ardmore Dr. From Lexington Ky hospital learn Mary Cain mother of Paul Cain 3117 Central Ave is slightly improved from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Spindler
Los Angeles
W. H. Spindler
Ardmore
Lexington
Mary Cain
Paul Cain
Central Ave
Urban Circle of Mothers' Study League Meeting and Shrine Guests
Coming Up Urban Circle of Mothers' Study League meets today at Mrs. David Barrett's home 2110 Wilbraham Rd. Middletown Shrine past officers will be guests tonight at 7:30 p m at the Masonic Temple for final plans for the officers' covered dish party on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Study League
David Barrett
Wilbraham Rd
Middletown Shrine
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Local Births Report Across Lebanon and Nearby Areas
Vital statistics record multiple newborns. Families listed include Garland Hines of Lebanon with a girl yesterday. Donald Castle at 2114 Brentwood St. with a girl yesterday. Odine Brown of Manchester Ave. with a girl yesterday. Wilbert Woodward of Dixie Heights with a girl yesterday. Tommy Townsend at 918 Sixth Ave. with a boy yesterday. Elzie Shrout of 105 Shafor St. with a girl today. and Harry Holliday of 15 Shafor St. with a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Hines
Lebanon
Donald Castle
Brentwood St
Odine Brown
Manchester Ave
Wilbert Woodward
Dixie Heights
Tommy Townsend
Sixth Ave
Elzie Shrout
Shafor St
Harry Holliday
Marriage Licenses Reported In Hamilton Area
Kenneth Miller 18 and Shirley Couch 18 both of Hamilton. Earl Weber 54 132 Curtis St Middletown examiner. Nova Viola Propps 41 Monroe cook. Paul Proeschel 18 Trenton Route 1 farmer and Vera Muntz 20 Hamilton. Dean G Newton 34 and Linda S Holmes 28 both of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Miller
Shirley Couch
Hamilton
Earl Weber
Curtis St
Middletown
Examiner
Nova
Viola Propps
Monroe
Cook
Paul Proeschel
Trenton
Farmer
Vera Muntz
Dean G. Newton
Linda S. Holmes
Hospital Notices Listing Local Patients And Dismissals
In The Hospital Elizabeth Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Schneider of Veterans Village surgical. Mrs Kenneth Steele of Central Ave surgical. Paul Kordenat of Highland St medical. Mrs Cecil Bishop of Middletown Route 3 surgical. Nancy Witt daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Witt of Mohawk St medical. Mrs Kathleen Collins of Mc Knie Dr medical. Don Shafer son of Mr and Mrs Walter Shaffer of Burton Rd surgical. Donald Yenser of Fairmont Mrs H Clayton Peck of Germantown Route 1 medical. Mrs Ann Cecil of Lafayette St medical. Mrs John Kemplin of Columbia Leroy Roman of Trenton medical. LaFern Johnson granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark of South Clinton St medical. John Hess son of Mrs Margaret Hess of South Broad St medical. Mrs Stanley Maleski of Sheridan Ave medical. Miss Nell Higgins of Columbia Thomas Lee Black son of Mr and Mrs William Black of Orlando Ave surgical. John Lafayette of Malvern St surgical. OUT-OF-TOWN Mrs Gus Christy of Brentwood St Cincinnati Christ Hospital Paul Craig of Granada Ave Hamilton Mercy Hospital surgical. DISMISSED Mrs Garrett Long of Bruton Rd Jess Keller of Girard Ave Miss Rose Hergert of Franklin Stephen Kirk son of Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schneider
Robert Schneider
Veterans Village
Surgical
Kenneth Steele
Central Ave
Paul Kordenat
Highland St
Cecil Bishop
Middletown
Nancy Witt
Maurice Witt
Mohawk St
Kathleen Collins
Mc Knie& Dr
Don Shafer
Walter Shaffer
Burton Rd
Donald Yenser
Fairmont
Nell Higgins
Columbia Ave
Thomas Lee Black
William Black
Orlando Ave
John Lafayette
Malvern St
Pleasant daily puzzle yields your fortune key number
A compact description of a 1952 William J Miller puzzle game where you count letters in your name, adjust by rules, scan a rectangle left to right, and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message.
Local residents named in community social notes
George Kirk of West Elk and Nelson Hughes of Crawford Street. Mrs. William Edwards of Franklin. James Dinus of Charles Street. Thomas Wills son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wills of Fleming Road. Mrs Clyde Bryant of Iglehart Street. Mrs Henry Blevins of West Middletown. John Murback of Superior Avenue. Sam Runnells of Andrew Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirk
West Elk
Nelson Hughes
Crawford St
William Edwards
Franklin
James Dinus
Charles St. Thomas Wills
Mr. and
Ernest Wills
Fleming Rd
Clyde Bryant
Iglehart St
John Murback
Superior Ave
Sam Runnells
Andrew St
Hi Y Club Plans Joint Meeting At YMCA Tonight
Four of five Hi Y clubs of Middletown High schedule 7 15 pm meetings in the YMCA boys department. Torch Hi Y will join Iota Triangle of Y-Teens for a joint session. Discussions cover rules for the Hi Y basketball league and distribution of registration credentials. A Friday night dance is canceled due to a Middletown Hamilton basketball game in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
YMCA
Harry Ter Braak
Boys Work
Torch Hi-Y
Iota Triangle
Jer Braak
Hi-Y
Middletown Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dangerous Game African buffalo hunter peril described
The African buffalo is labeled the most dangerous African animal to hunt by many big game hunters. A buffalo bull can trample and paw a victim for hours, despite less publicity than elephants, lions, or rhinos.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LD News
Society
S. S. W. Class
Hill
Delta Sigma
Sauna Whedr
Valentines
Gus Christy
Christ Hospital
Paul Craig
Granada Ave
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Garrett Long
Bruton Rd
Jess Keller
Girard Ave
Miss Rose Hergert
Stephen Kirk
And
Gem Woot Peev Myo
Jewelers
S. Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Henry Blevins
West Middletown
Home Furnishings
McAlpin’s
Malpin
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