Washington Birthday Dance Promises Masonry Celebration
Masons of Lincoln and Jefferson lodges plan a dinner dance at the Manchester Hotel tonight celebrating Washingtons birthday with families and guests. About 600 attendees are expected as speakers remind George Washingtons ties to Freemasonry and his roles as Mason and President.
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Hostesses Honor Mrs Russell Taylor At Wallace Home
Mrs Louis Chamberlain and Mrs George Wallace hosted Friday night at 2015 Hill Ave honoring Mrs Russel Taylor. Winners included Mrs Rich Elkins Miss Lulu Lawson Mrs Delbert Adams Mrs Winford Taylor and Mrs George Whaley. Additional gifts presented by multiple friends and relatives.
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Louis Chamberlain
George Wallace
Wallace
Hill Ave
Russel Taylor
Rich Elkins
Lulu Lawson
Delbert Adams
Winford Taylor
George Whaley
Ibin Taylor
Albert Taylor
Glendon Taylor
Thomas Strinko
Wilmer Smith
Martha Wallace
Sue Whaley
Anna Hargis
Laura Wells
Betty Taylor
Birthday party honors Edward Green in Auburn neighborhood
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green hosted a Friday birthday party for their son Edward at their Auburn Street home. Prizes went to David Biggs and Rose Marie Hayes. Edward received gifts from Rose Marie Hayes Faye Louise Carr Lois Clara McConaughey and guests Wise Jack Current Richard Robinson Harold Underwood Victor Fraley Kenneth Fraley Kenneth Manning David B James Anderson and Dallas.
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Howard Green
Auburn St
Edward
David Biggs
Rose Marie Hayes
Faye Louise Carr
Lois Clara McConaughey
Wise
Jack Current
Richard Robinson
Harold Underwood
Victor Fraley
Kenneth Fraley
Kenneth Manning
David B
James Anderson
Dallas
Births at Hospital Reported for Local Families
To Mr and Mrs Paul Balser 3209 Ohio Ave a girl Friday To Mr and Mrs Sterling Peck 3001 Ottawa St a boy Friday To Mr and Mrs Corbin Love lace 2000 Crescent Bird a girl Saturday To Mr and Mrs William Ruth a Woodlawn Ave a boy Saturday
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Paul Balser
Ohio Ave
Sterling Peck
Ottawa St
Corbin Lovelace
Crescent Bird
William Ruth
Woodlawn Ave
Out-of-Town Birth Announcement for Navy Seaman First Class
Mr and Mrs Oren D Camp of Piney Point Md announce the birth of a son in the family. The newborn is the paternal grandmother Mrs Lillie Campbell of 1805 Hill Ave informed of the birthday.
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Navy
Lillie Campbell
Hill Ave
Dinner party honors 80th birthday at Reck home
Mrs Florence Reck 408 Stanley Sr hosts family dinner tonight with a pink and white theme. The guest of honor is Flora O Reck, celebrating her mother's 80th birthday.
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Stanley Sr
Flora O. Reck
Middletown Dinner Concert Night At Local Record Shop
A Saturday community night features a Middletown dinner concert event at the Lone Wolf Record Shop. Local groups Johamy Langs Orc and Vance Abe Burrow perform as part of the Scout Prog series.
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A crossword style clue list with numbered across and down hints. Entries include figures like hospital resident physician and United States Legation abbreviation, plus terms for nature and objects. The grid appears to mix humorous phrasing with standard crossword conventions.
Indonesian tribal group and French article noted
The text references Previves Puastec an Indonesian tribal group and a French article. It also hints at phrases about Lemuel a small liquid measure and a habit of cuddling. The fragmentary items mix languages and old terms with unclear context.
Circle 7 of First Methodist Church Holds February Meeting
Eighteen members met at the Girls' Club on Broad Street for the February Circle 7 gathering of the Women's Society of Christian Service with Mrs. Dan Murphy presiding. Devotionals by Mrs. Heller focused on giving. The group discussed the lesson from the Third Chapter of Acts and the theme It is better to give than to receive. Plans were made to share a overseas care package. Officers were elected and a 1 o'clock covered dish dinner preceded the business meeting with prayers and hymn singing. Refreshments followed served by members including Mrs. Hattie Bunyan and Mrs. Clare Woodward.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
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Dan Murphy
Roland Heller
Jesus
Circle 5 Christian Service meeting notes
Mrs Shoemaker hosted Circle 5 Christian Service with six guests. Devotions led by Mrs Adam Fink, study of Great Prayers of the Bible focusing on Psalms by Mrs Walter Jones, and a floral illustration by Mrs Joanna Jones. Business session by Mrs C W Smith, with refreshments served by Mrs Shoemaker Ragland Cunningham and Zimmer.
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Am Cunningham
Mra. A . Zimmer
Circle Six meets at Mrs. Thomas home
Circle Six of the First Methodist Church met yesterday at 129 North Broad Street with hostess Mrs. Eston C. Riggs. Eighteen members and two guests attended and enjoyed delicious refreshments during the social hour.
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First Methodist Church
Martin Thomas
N. Broad St
Eston C. Riggs
Augusta Roth
al Ro ‘Henke
Circle 4 Church Meeting Includes Mercy Theme Study
Circle 4 at First Methodist Church met with Mrs. Ralph Wolff Mrs. Walter Stamp and A G Gibson Mrs Ellison Young led prayers study on There s a Wideness in God s Mercy A collection supported sending two CARE parcels to Europe for the needy Seventeen members attended two
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Ralph Wolff
Walter Stamp
A. G. Gibson
Ben Morgan
Ellison Young
Europe
Circle 4 Methodist Women Plan April Dinners CARE Package
Fifteen members of Circle 4 meet Friday at Mrs. L Stewart’s home on Stanley Street. Devotions by Ms. Sue Kendall focus on faith and salvation. The group plans April church dinners and a CARE donation, pays Federation dues, and books a rummage sale and book review on Great Prayers of the Bible. Assisting are Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Hackney among others. next meeting set for March at 101 Kenwood Drive.
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Circle 4
First Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
L. Stewart
Stanley
Sue Kendall
First Thessalonians
Paul
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CARE
Federation of Methodist Women
Edwin Oglesby
Stewart
A. Er
Five Year Old Gay Party Sparks Family Notice
On his fifth birthday Jimmy Donisi son of Mr and Mrs An elo J Donisi of Wildwood Road Wildwood party details are listed in a brief social notice.
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Anelo J. Donisi
Wildwood Rd
Wes
Best Pictures Of Washington Portraitists
AP Newsfeatures surveys portraits of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart Charles W Peale and John Trumbull. Stuart famed for Athenaeum Washington image studied under Benjamin West and painted kings while Peale born in Maryland learned from a German painter and served in the Pennsylvania legislature. Trumbull born in Connecticut painted war scenes and produced a full length Washington portrait in Philadelphia. Church notices follow with sermons and activities for the day.
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Charles W. Peale
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Community visit anchors weekend gathering for Regan family
Richard M. Regan from Columbus visits and hosts a Friday night gathering at his son D. T. Regan's South Main Street home. Attendees include Don Osborne Welsh Nixon Elmer Barker William Snider Ed Schmitt N J Lawler Elizabeth Dechant and Paul Day as Regan plans several days of visits in Hamilton and beyond.
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Columbus
D. T Regan
South Main S
Regen
Hamilton
Don Osborne
Welsh Nixon
Elmer Barker
William T Snider
Ed Schmitt
N. J Lawler
Elizabeth Dechant
Paul Day
Grace Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Lessons
Grace Baptist Church outlines a full Sunday program led by Harold Fordyce. Sunday school at 9 30 a m covers The Healing of the Centurions Servant and the Raising of the Widows Son. Morning worship at 10 50 a m focuses on Heaven with questions about its location life and knowledge. Baptismal service at 2 30 p m Youth fellowship at 6 30 p m and evening sermon at 7 30 p m on Will the Cristian Go Through the Great Tribulation.
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Harold Fordyce
Heaven
Cristian
Youths Sentenced for Arlington Home Robbery Fire
Four youths received prison terms for breaking into an Arlington residence, locking four occupants in a closet, stealing goods valued at $2,000, and setting the house ablaze. Judge Dana F. Reynolds gave Charles L. Anderson and Victor B. Smith each 1 to 20 years, Dennis L. Citner 1 to 20 years, and Charles L. Woods Jr. to the Mansfield Reformatory.
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Arlington
Dana F. Reynolds
Charles L. Anderson
Cleveland
Victor B. Smith
Dennis L. Citner
Charles L. Woods, Jr
Cincinnati
Mansfield Reformatory
Old Oxford Home Damaged by Fire
The Lottie Moon house in Oxford, tied to Civil War history and once housing Confederate spies, was damaged by fire with the roof destroyed and interiors soaked. Fire Chief Flanagan estimated losses likely over $5,000 as Miami students helped move furniture to safety.
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Lottie Moon
Jennie Richey
Ella Hockersmith
Paul Flanagan
Miami
Union Baptist Church schedules and legal notice bit
Union Baptist Sunday school at 9 30 under Miss Annetta Moore with deacons Charles Cunningham and Charles Williams conducting praise at 10 45 Rev Robert L Robinson to preach What Think Ye Christ Senior and junior choirs sing Young People meet 6 30 evening service 7 30 midweek 7 Wednesday Bible class 8 under Mr Kinson Faithful Few Club 8 Thursday at Mrs Millard Hughes home. LEGAL NOTICE 1022 bids due March 9 1948 for one two ton dump truck for Middletown Ohio Street Department with detailed specs including gasoline engine eight inch hydraulic hoist and two towing hooks.
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Charles Williams
Robert L. Robinson
Kinson
Faithful Few Club
Millard Hughes
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Ohioans to Attend Columbus Convention Delegates
AP reports twenty five delegates will represent Ohio at the 34th Annual Convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Association in Columbus. The event gathers river and harbor officials to discuss infrastructure and policy priorities.
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Sunshine Circle Meeting At First Evangelical Church
At the Sunshine Circle gathering in the church classroom Friday evening Mrs Grover Hoss presented readings on the cruci...
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First Evangelical Church
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