Women of the Loddges celebrate Washingtons birthday dinner
The 4Moose lodge group held a covered dish dinner Thursday night to honor Washington's birthday. A large hatchet centerpiece and smaller hatchets as favors marked the event. Earl Knapp provided piano music during dinner and Miss Marie Sauter followed with a turn at the piano. Mrs. Glen Dwyer served as chairman.
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4Moose
Washington
Earl Knapp
Marie Sauter
Glen Dwyer
Hospital Patients and Surgeries List
In The Hospital William H. Graff of Central Ave medical. Mrs. Roger Cornell of Seven Mile surgical. Mrs. Delpha Chapman of Queen Ave surgical. G. Emmett McClung of Middletown Route 2 surgical. Carole Sue Morgan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Veterans Village medical. Virgil Tolliver of South Main St medical. Linde Sue Hall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denny Hall Middletown Route 2 medical. Thomas Lee Black son of Mr. and Mrs. William Black Orlando Ave surgical. Joseph Milton of Germantown surgical.
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William H. Graff
Central Ave
Roger Cornell
Seven Mile
Delpha Chapman
Queen Ave
G. Emmett McClung
Middletown
Carole Sue Morgan
James Morgan
Veterans Village
Virgil Tolliver
South Main St
Linde Sue Hall
Mrs. Denny Hall
Route 2
Medical
Thomas Lee Black
William Black
Orlando Ave
Joseph Milton
Germantown
Calvary Methodist Guiding Star Class Meets Friday
The Churches Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist Church will meet in monthly session Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Frank Yeager 2109 Hill Ave Assistants are Mrs Earl Moore and Mrs William Housh
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Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Frank Yeager
Hill Ave
Earl Moore
William Housh
Personal notes on Abe Korros and Greathouse trips
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Korros have returned from a two weeks vacation touring Virginia, Florida as far south as Miami, and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Greathouse are returning tonight from a trip west visiting Portland Oregon San Francisco and Los Angeles California.
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Mrs
Abe Korros
Virginia
Florida
Miami
Mexico
Mrs. C. R. Greathouse
Portland
Qre
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Local Births Reported for Five Families this Week
To Mr and Mrs Dewey Poff Trenton Route 1 a girl born Wednesday. To Mr and Mrs Adrian Justice 1217 Lind St a boy born Wednesday. To Mr and Mrs Owen Miller 2716 Wilbraham Rd a girl born Wednesday. To Mr and Mrs Manuel Mobley 202 Burton Rd a girl born Wednesday. To Mr and Mrs John Kurtz Camden Route a boy born Thursday.
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Dewey Poff
Trenton
Adrian Justice
Lind St
Owen Miller
Wilbraham Rd
Manuel Mobley
Burton Rd
John Kurtz
Camden
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Sale Ad 1948
A Middletown Journal ad promotes Laura Wheeler's 1948 Needlecraft Book and Pattern 544. It urges sending twenty cents for the pattern with name address and zone to a Brooklyn address, and Fifteen cents for the needlecraft catalog featuring 191 illustrations and free weaving instructions.
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Laura Wheeler
Middletown Journal
Needlecraft Dept. P. Oo
Brooklyn
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Daughters of Penelope Hold Informal Wednesday Meeting
A social meeting of the Daugh ters of Penelope was held Wednesday night with members enjoying an informal evening after outlining several activities. Refreshments were served at the end of the evening by Mrs. John Cavalares.
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Daughters of Penelope
John Cavalares
Thimble Club Honors Bride At Midweek Meeting
The Thimble Club met at Mrs. Thomas McDonald’s home for sewing and socializing on Wednesday night. Prizes went to Mrs. Samuel Redding Mrs. Leighton Goodman Mrs. Carl Burgess and Mrs. Walter Coddington with a traveling prize to Mrs. Dale Constiner. Mrs. John Wyatt received a wedding gift. Visitors included Mrs. Layton Goodman and Mrs. Walter Coddington joining a group of members. Mrs. Karl Burgess will host in two weeks.
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Thimble Club
Thomas McDonald
Samuel Redding
Leighton Goodman
Carl Burgess
Walter Coddington
Dale Constiner
John Wyatt
Layton Goodman
Herman Palmer
Ralph Wilson
Eugene Forney
Wedding of Peggy Kemp and Joseph Newkirk in Cincinnati
Miss Peggy Jean Kemp of Gratis and Joseph Newkirk of Eaton were married in a 4:30 p m double ring ceremony at Harold Kemp's Cincinnati home. Rev Robert K Foster officiated before close relatives. They will live at 900 North Maple St Eaton.
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Peggy Jean Kemp
Gratis
Joseph Newkirk
Eaton
Harold Kem
Cincinnati
Robert K. Foster
Oakley Presbyterian Church
Sherman Kemp
E. A. Newkirk
Walter Thomas
Bradenton
Fla
Harold Kemp
Harold Newkirk
North Maple St
Ben Newkirk
Ralph Reynolds
Gifts in Miscellany for Saturday Bride
A Thursday night shower at 1726 Central Ave hosted by Mrs. Balser and Mrs. Hoskins gave Miss Beatrice Hoskins a festive miscellaneous gift display. The couple Miss Hoskins and Charles Ramer plan to wed Saturday at 3 30 p m at First Methodist Church.
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Beatrice Hoskins
Robert Balser
Central Ave
Balser
Herman J. Hoskins
Del
Spangler
A. G. Gibson
C. L. Ramey
Patricia Smiley
Jackie Sheffer
Beverly Smith
Marilyn l
Margie Stalls
Bachmann
Joseph Baker, Jr
James — E ‘Weddin
Hoskins
Charles . Ramer
First Methodist Church
Franklin Chamber Plans Dinner and Annual Meeting
The Franklin Chamber of Commerce will hold its first annual meeting next Wednesday with a 6:30 p m dinner in the high school cafeteria. A 7:30 p m business session in the auditorium will include director elections and adoption of a constitution and by laws. A slogan contest announcement will be made.
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Franklin
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Man On Probation For Wounding Charge
A Franklin man, 24, was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to a charge of intent to wound. The hearing was held this morning before Judge Alton F Brown Lakes at Lebanon Woodson Lakes.
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Lebanon
Woodson Lakes
Franklin
Alton F Brown Lakes
Local names listed in community birth notice
Ronald Milton son of Clarence and Mrs. Milton of Balti more St. Mrs. Orville Gross of Mohawk and Mrs. Robert Roland of South Lebanon are named alongside Harold Storck son of Carl Storck of Middletown Route 2 and Wilmer Hunter Vernon Breitenbecker Elizabeth Lee and William Stiles with last names at North William and Doty Streets in Clinton and Currier Rd.
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Ronald Milton
Clarence Milton
Baltimore St
Orville Gross
Mohawk
Robert Roland
South Lebanon
Harold Storck
Carl Storck
Middletown
Wilmer Hunter
North Grimes St
William Lee Smith
Doty St
Clinton Curtis
Currier Rd
Taenarwhal the Arctic Whale Plays Fencing Pose Across Ice
Taenarwhal, a playful Arctic whale, is frequently seen crossing tusks in a pose resembling fencing. The behavior draws attention from observers who note its bold crossings and curious stance during icy crossings.
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Taenarwhal
Homebuilders Social Hosted by Mr and Mrs Stamper
The Church of the Brethren Homebuilders group enjoyed a Wednesday night gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stamper of His Ave. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warstler and Mrs. Russell Stamper. Refreshments served to Ralph Evans, Lloyd Fisher, Paul Martin, Kenneth Warstier, Ray Lentz, and Mrs. Herman Lawrence. Hosts Kenneth Warstier and Mrs Warstier will host again in March.
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Church of the Brethren
Russell Stamper
Ave
Kenneth Warstler
Ralph Evans
Lloyd Fisher
Paul Martin
Kenneth Warstier
Ray Lentz
Herman Lawrence
Women group enjoys sauerkraut and notes on Dayton meeting
Twenty three members and seven guests enjoyed sauerkraut at noon Wednesday before their business meeting. Mrs J L Miller the president conducted devotions and presented a paper on a recent Presby terial meeting in Dayton. Songs and prayers were the concluding detail.
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L. Miller
Dayton
Pastor Joseph L Garvin Dies at 74 in Cleveland
Rev. Joseph L. Garvin, 74, longtime Cleveland pastor and insurance man, died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital. He previously led First Christian Church in Youngstown and served as YMCA religious director at Camp Sherman during World War I in Chillicothe Ohio.
First US Lighthouse Marks Boston Harbor Entrance in 1716
The inaugural United States lighthouse, a tall masonry tower, was erected at the harbor entrance of Boston in 1716 marking a milestone in colonial navigation and safety.
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United States
Boston Harbor
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Thimble Club Honors Bride
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