Guided Study Club marks 300th meeting milestone
The Guided Study Club held its 300th meeting as a reorganized Delphian Society group at the Girls' Club in its 20th year with 27 members present. Mrs. G. E. Norris presided, five of the original members remain, and the club plans limit membership to 39.
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Delphian Society
Girls’ Club
G. E. Norris
Vance Cribbs
Marston Good
Ross Hill
Harvey Long
Roy Pochel
De Latter Day Saints Women Meet on Health Theme
The February meeting of the De t of Women of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was held at the church. Mrs. Helsinger led devotions while Roberta Treber spoke on Our Attitude Toward Life in Relation to Our Health. A paper drive was planned for March and refreshments followed. The next gathering is March 7 at 7 45 p m with Women Their Work and Health as the topic.
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Det of Women of the
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Robert Helsinger
Roberta Treber
Council of Church Women of
Middletown
John Sintz
Robert Sixt
John Lintz
Oscar Thomas
Omega Phi Tau meets for regular monthly session
Omega Phi Tau sorority gathered at Mrs. Joe Miller's home for its regular monthly meeting. A Federation of Women's Clubs letter discussed x raying members and families. Tickets were issued for the Atomic Warfare address at the American Legion. Mrs. Miller reported on Christmas card sales. A luncheon followed.
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Omega Phi Tau Hi Tau Sorority
Ecndey
Joe Miller
Federation of Women's Clubs
Memrs
American Legion
Miller
Circle Four Hosts Meeting at Mrs Clarke’s Home
Circle Four of the Women s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs C R Clarke s Elmo Place home with 24 members and 2 guests present. Devotions by Mrs Harvey Augspurger on Meditation for Women, led by Mrs R L Kenyon. Mrs L J Ragland led the group as Mrs G K Berk discussed the topic.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Anger
C. R. Clarke
Elmo Place
Bert Smith
Lawrence Hannah
Harvey Augspurger
R. L. Kenyon
L. J. Ragland
G. K. Berkthe
Circle One Women’s Society hosts dessert luncheon
Circle One of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Karl Conklin’s home for a dessert luncheon. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. C. J. Stodard and Mrs. A. W. Zimmer. Declarations were read by Mrs. Phyllis Hannah, with a health talk by Mrs. C. Arend.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Karl Conklin
C. J. Stoddard
A. W. Zimmer
Eugene Webber
R. B. Hannah
Heaven
C. Arend
Charles Smith
Linden Ave
Circle Eight Meeting at Girls' Club Hosts and Program
Circle Eight of the Women met yesterday at the Girls' Club with Mrs. M. A. Brawley as hostess. Assisting were Mrs. H. L. Murat and Mrs. C. R. Wallick. Mrs. Murat gave devotions. The program by Mrs. C. B. Timmons was on Women, Their Work and Health. Afterward the group went to the home of Mrs. Dale E. Converse on Manchester Rd.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
M. A. Brawley
H. L. Murat
C. R. Wallick
F T T F Club Joins Civic Association
The F T T F Club met at the Girls' Club with hostesses Mrs W J Griffith and Mrs Walter Johnson. Mrs Lawrence Dugan opened with Lincoln and Washington quotations as February honors birth. The club voted to join the Middletown Federation and welcomed as a new federation member. Twenty members answered roll call on Favorite Foods Served by Our Mothers. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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F.T.T.F. Club
W. J. Griffith
Walter Johnson
Lawrence Dugan
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
C. W. Young
The
Civic Association
Circle Seven program on Health and Welfare theme
Circle Seven of the Woman's Christian Service met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Livzey's Woodlawn Avenue home for a dessert program titled The Best Thin Life Are Free. Mrs. A. H. Osborne spoke on Health and Welfare of Indians with assistance from Mrs. R. Cunningham Mrs. A. Jacoby and Mrs. E. Kirkpatrick at Mrs. Mark Mils home.
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Circle Seven
Woman's of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
John Livzey
Woodlawn Avenue
J. R. Hensey
A. H. Osborne
Livzey
R. Cunningham
A. Jacoby
E. Kirkpatrick
Mark Mils
Circle Five Sixteen gathers for February W S C S meeting
Sixteen members of Circle Five of the Women's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. D. W. Snider's home on Linden Avenue for February. Mrs. M. H. Dennis opened with prayer and committee reports were shared. Mrs. Sue Kendall led devotions on Be Ye Perfect. Mrs. Robert Turvey reviewed Patterns for Women.
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Circle Five
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
D. W. Snider
Linden Avenue
M. H. Dennis
Sue Kendall
Robert Turvey
Suburban Card Club Hosts Valentine Chop Suey Dinner
Mrs. Louis Stultz welcomed the Suburban Card Club for a Valentine themed chop suey dinner. Secret pals exchanged gifts after dinner and card play continued with prizes going to Mrs. John Strait, Mrs. Edward Graft and Mrs. Marie Waites. Refreshments followed for the winners and several club members.
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Louis Stultz
John Strait
Edward Graft
Marie Waites
Paul Wilch
Paul Margerum
George Frye
Russell Oglesby
Washington Circle Meets. New Guests Noted
Mrs Dennis closed the meeting with the poem Lifes Pattern by Mrs Gladys C Murrell. Dainty refreshments for Washingtons birthday were served after the meet ing to 16 members and one guest Mrs Kenneth Learey. No new members welcomed. attendees included Mrs Everett McDowell and Mrs Charles E Taylor. Assisting Mrs Snider were Mrs Campbell Allen and Mrs Sue Kendall. Mrs W A Harrison invited members to be her guests March 16.
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Erine Jackson French
Dennis
Gladys C. Murrell
Washington
Kenneth
Learey
Everett McDowell
Charles E. Taylor
Snider
Campbell Allen
Sue Kendall
W. A. Harrison
West Middletown Ladies Aid February meeting at church
The February meeting of the West Middletown Ladies Aid was held at the church with hostesses Mrs W E Rothgeb and Mrs D Purdy. Mrs Alva Taylor led devotions on Being Afraid and Mrs Carl Burgess, president, announced new committees.
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West Middletown
Harold Knopshield
Alva Taylor
Allied drive in Korea pushes enemy losses past 106000
The report says GIS COUNTER claims the Allied front remained intact and warns of a possible disaster if the front split. Friday’s estimated ground casualties in Korea reached 5417, contributing to an overall tally of 106 746 enemy dead wounded and captured since the January 25 US Army offensive began.
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Korea
Red Ground
U. S. Fightin Army
Toledo Chamber seeks order against Ohio Fuel Gas to halt installs
The Toledo Chamber of Commerce asked the State Public Utilities Commission to prohibit Ohio Fuel Gas Company from installing extra space heating equipment in its 66 county system. The chamber argued the order should stand until adequate reserves exist to meet peak industrial and domestic demand.
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Toledo
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Servicemen News From Monroe Area Harbor and Bases
Seaman Apprentice Marshall D. Mehl son of Mr and Mrs Corwin Mehl Monroe served aboard the U S S Hornet based in San Francisco He is a Lemon Monroe High School 1948 graduate and married to Mary Louise Boggess Pvt Robert L Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Shelby Taylor Route 1 is at Chanute Air Force Base for aviation specialist training after 22 weeks he will be reassigned William H King 18 son of Mr and Mrs King attended McKinley Middletown and joined Navy in 1950 He served in the Recruit Training Command Band at Great Lakes Ill during naval indoctrination and drills the band participates in recruit reviews and civic events.
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Marshall D. Mehl
Corwin Mehl
Monroe
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Naval Reserve
Mary Louise Boggess
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Shelby Taylor
Chanute Air Force Base
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Naval Training Center
William H
Yankee R King
McKinley
Middletown
Navy
Leavig Jenuney
Squire Charged With Soliciting Gambling
Portmouth AP reports 155 residents of Valley Township near Portsmouth filed a complaint with common pleas court seeking the removal of Magistrate Bradie Conley. The complaint alleges Conley solicited for installing gambling devices and falsely claimed county protection.
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Portsmouth
Valley Township
Jerday
Common Pleas Court
Bradie Conley
Conley
Lockland Baptist Church Fires Pastor Hillard Vote
Members of the Lockland Baptist Church vote 445 to 194 to dismiss the Rev. B. H. Hillard as pastor after a church meeting. Henry E. Grim, the court-appointed moderator, reports the split in the 2,000-member congregation.
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Cincinnati
Lockland Baptist Church
B. H. Hillard
Henry E. Grim
Hilard
Gas service fully restored to 170 industrial users in Ohio counties
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company restored gas service yesterday to 170 industrial users across 66 counties after a period of reduced supply due to cold weather. Industrial customers had not received full service since January.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Relatives By Gordon Martin
Old McGinley seeks peace at home but kinfolks overstay visits. He camps on a shaky army cot then defers to a bunk in his car. The tale, told in a folksy voice, contrasts hospitality with crowded living.
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McGinley
Radio Programs List Highlights Local Shows and Stations
A snapshot of radio offerings includes The Cisco Kid Lone Range Richard Diamond Your F B I. Ozzie and Harriet The Sheriff WKRC 310 K News Sports Eye Sports Johnny Dollar Vaughn Monroe WMOH id50K I Vesper Hour Jerry Gray Preston Sellers Stars on Parade Miss Parade Dinner Hour Wayte Hoyt College Corner Show Preview Co Tourna.
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Previe Co. Tourna
Colombia to Build Large Steel Mill in Paz de Rio
A $20 million contract for equipment was signed in Cleveland for Colombia’s Paz de Rio steel mill. The project, designed by Arthur G. McKee & Company, totals $59 million and starts July 1, 1953. It will be Colombia’s first steel mill, with output consumed domestically and ore coal and limestone sourced within 25 miles.
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Cleveland
Paz de Rio
Colombia
Lasto Dr. Jaramillo
Jacques Wetzel
de Lattre & Frouarden
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Colomia
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TV listings show WLW T Channel 6 3 Goan pene WKAC TV Channel 1 20 Fe om Tashabbo Paul Dixon's Music 4 Favorite Feature Teen Club A Web of De ile 2 Heese Sues Brickhouse 4 ators Sects Me on an Grand Chance Round Two Girls Named.
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Om 'Tashabbo
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Heese Sues
Brickhouse
General Otis Schreuder to Speak at Safety Conference
Mrs Howard A Wilson co chairs the Nurses Aide Section of Civil Defense invites all area registered nurses to hear General Otis Schreuder speak on the Atomic Era at the Butler County Safety Conference set for March 6. Schreuder is Command Surgeon of the Air Materiel Command.
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Howard A. Wilson
Nurses- Aide Section
Civil Defense
Giant Salamander Among Japan's Record Amphibians
A salamander in Japan ranks among the world's largest amphibians, reportedly reaching five feet in length per the Encyclopedia Britannica. The finding highlights unusual biodiversity in Japanese habitats and raises questions about the species and its distribution.
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Japan
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