Greek and dance program from Madame Courey in Middletown
Madame Katherine Courey leaves Middletown for New York where she will be presented by Nicholas Sevastopoulos of Liberty Recording Co. in a Sunday program of Greek folk and modern songs. She broadcasts Greek songs Sunday morning and performs three dances Jota Corrido and Toro Torero in a show for Manufacturers of Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Courey
Middletown
New York City
Nicholas Sevastopoulos
Liberty Recording Company
Church and church group meetings schedule this evening
The Young Womens Society of St Pauls Church meets at 7 30 this evening. United Presbyterian Women host Bible class with Mrs Margaret Rode lfer at 200 Garfield St also at 7 30 with officer elections planned. Calvary Methodist Dorcas Circle hosts the evening and Miss Cora Beam of Dayton Schools speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens Society of
St. Pauls Church
Women’s Bible Class
the
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Rodelfer
Garfield St
Womens Society of Christian Service
Calvery Methodist Church
Dorcas
Cora Beam
Dayton
Oneida Busy Bee Holds Covered Dish
Oneida Husy Bee Sewing Club met at Mrs. Albert Fee’s home for a covered dish dinner and social hour with games. Prizes went to Mrs. Clyde Brandenburg Mrs. John Thorpe and guest Mrs. Bender. Special prize to Mrs. Aaron Field. Birthday gift to Mrs. Frank Barker. Next meeting planned March 1 at Mrs. Brandenburg’s Seneca Street home. Omega Phi Tau members enjoy Ice Capades in Cincinnati with planning by Mrs. Earl Murphy and Mrs. Clarence Lawson. National officer elections held. next meeting at Mrs. Ray Linville’s home. Eggs featured in a cooking note suggesting omelets or cheese soufflé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida Husy Bee Sewing Club
Albert Fee
Pearl St
Clyde Brandenburg
John Thorpe
B. Bender
Aaron Field
Frank Barker
Brandenburg
Seneca St
OMEGA PHI TAU
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Cincinnati
Earl Murphy
Clarence Lawson
Ray Linville
Emotional Health Topic At Mothers Circle
Mrs Bud Hinkle hosted the Community Mothers Circle at Verity Parkway. Mrs Lester Chenoweth assisted. After a brief business meeting the group discussed emotional health in adolescence and then played cards. Prizes went to Mrs Clarence Strassburger and Mrs Harold Knenshield. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Hinkle
Mothers Circle
Verity Pkwy
Lester Chenoweth
Clarence Strassburger
Harold Knenshield
Chinese Centered Talk Highlights Status of Women
Miss Cecelia Sterling Zung spoke on The Status of Women in the World at the Girls Club guest day. She noted changes in China since 1900, including rights in inheritance and education, and urged Americans to learn Chinese to better understand the literature and avoid misunderstandings. A tea followed with hosts and club members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Sterling Zung
Woman’s Club
R. W. Martin
W. Holman
E. L. Phillips
Moskowski
United States
Dr. Zung
Misa Zenete
Zune
China
Zung
Zong
theed
Nations Commission on the status of women
crown
social land economic council
commission of the status of women
Russia
H. A. Long
D. M. Gebhart
Once a Month Club meets at Legion Hall in Franklin
The Once a Month Club gathered yesterday at the Franklin Legion Hall with seven members. Mrs. S Largent demonstrated plastics for members and guests. The group announced its first anniversary dinner will be March 1 at Mrs. Wilbur McGaha’s home. A luncheon was served. hall decor reflected George Washington’s birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lawrence Balon, Mrs. Andrew Spisak, Mrs. Largent, and Miss Norma Douglas. Members present were Mrs. Anna Douglas, Mrs. Kenneth Steele, Mrs. Clarence Brate, Mrs. Clarence Steele, Mrs. Marvin Penick, Mrs. H A Steele, and Mrs. John E Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEGION HALL
Franklin
S. Largent
Wilbur McGaha
George Washington
Lawrence Balon
Andrew Spisak
Largent
Norma Douglas
Anna Douglas
Kenneth Steele
Clarence Brate
Clarence Steele
Marvin Penick
H. A. Steele land
John E. Rice
Women of Moose Initiate Member at Moose Hall
Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall for a regular business meeting and initiation. Mrs. Robert Norris presided as senior regent with Mrs. Scott Cooley directing the night program and one member initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Robert Norris
Scott Cooley
Ralph DeBard
John Perry
God Bless America
Edith Arpp
recorder
Josephine Arnold
Social Society Deadlines and Picture Guidelines
Establishment notices set deadlines for Society reports by 2 30 a.m. the next day with a Saturday cutoff at 9 30. Sunday pictures require Thursday noon arrival and one week advance space reservation. Wedding or engagement photos must be current within ten days. only one such image will be used. Friday after 3 p.m. calls accepted for Sunday calendar items.
Picketing Disrupts Mines as Coal Shortage Spreads
Picketing rovers halt non union mines while Carl R Burkholder warns Reading plants face disaster without a settlement of the soft coal strike. The St Louis Hospital Council appeals for hospital fuel and Johnson Pa shows relief. Packard may shut March 6. Ford plans a temporary Detroit halt with full resumption planned next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Burkholder
Reading
greater St. Louis Hospital
Packard Motor Car Company
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
JA Audit Committee Meeting Tonight
The Junior Achievement Audit Committee will meet at 7 tonight at the Civic Association announced by chairman Jerome Jarrett. Present will be J. H. Lawrence and Martin B. Miller, committeemen, who oversee auditing JA companies books for the first period ending January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the
Civic Association
Jerome Jarrett
Jarrett
J. H. Lawrence
Martin B. Miller
Fragmented crossword style puzzle from old newspaper
A mixed list of across and down clues appears as a puzzle page including terms from furniture parts to ancient names. The piece interleaves categories like animals and measurements with Greek muses and legal notices in a dense, vintage style.
World Day of Prayer programs set in 21 Middletown schools
Seventeen observances across 18 elementary schools near Middletown are planned for World Day of Prayer tomorrow. Mrs. E R Turner heads the children's programs with leaders named at North and South Schools, Lincoln, Garfield and Young, Booker T Washington, and others. Adult services are at First Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Eric Hall of Cincinnati as speaker. Young peoples services follow at First Methodist Church with Rev. Russell Galloway. Cooking tips note eggs stay tender when cooked slowly.
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Middletown
area
E. R. Turner
North
South
Clifton Whitehead
Sherman
Edith Sigg
Lincoln
Charles Fout
Garfield and Young
Mary Lansdale
Booker T. Washington
Sylvia Carroll
Jefferson
Wilbur Keister
Central
Wayne Township
J. D. Nise
wonder
Trenton
J. E. Amstutz
Monroe
Daniel Campbell
Amanda
Charles MacCready
Maple Park
Donald Lewellyn
Peasttown
Campbell Allen
Blue Ball
Russell Martin
Mayfield
W. D. Brock
West Middletown
Florence Henneberger
McKinley Junior High School
Alice James
Roosevelt
Katherine Roudebush
Helen Barkley
Middletown High School
First Presbyterian Church
Eric Hall
Cincinnati
First Methodist Church
Russell Galloway
American History From 1800 1850 Heard By Current Literature Group
Current Literature Group of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. R. A. Hill’s home with assistants Mrs. Carl Roess and Mrs. Earl Klein. Mrs. Nichols opened with a thumbnail sketch of 1800 to 1850, reviewed First Ladies, and cited books such as Dolly Madison and War of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
R. A. Hill
Carl Roess
Earl Klein
N. C. Nichols
Mary Ormsbee Whitton
Frances Trollopne
Donald Smalley
Frances Trolloppe
Cincinnati
Third Street
State of Ohio Chooses Five More Acres for Hueston Woods
The state has optioned an additional five acres for Hueston Woods state park in Butler and Preble Counties. Ranger William McQueen said the option covers the William Dingledine farm on the western edge of the current 3,037 acres. The total acreage to be acquired will reach about 3,400 acres with remaining parcels yet to be purchased. Some of the needed land has already been optioned.
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William A. Wagner
Paul Kircher
Oshkosh, Wise
Richard Broeren
Monroe St
Florida
Peter R. Murray
O. F. Milligan
Mr. Milligan
Mich
Charles Shrier
Crawford St
California
Lee Ortman
New York
Erle Henson
Grand Ave
Earl Farquer and
Phillip D. Farquer
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Alice Phoebe Cary
Daughters of Union Veterans
Flossie Vail
Karl Conklin
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
A. Richardson
H. Lamphier
Crawford
ard Ave
Jeanette Murphy
Cincinnati Garden
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Storytone
Mahogany
America
NORRIS
WOMEN OF MOOSE
Society Deadline
Society
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Guido
Mariner
Current Literature
Smalley
Flances Trolloppe
G. M. Jeffries
Josephine Armstrong
Mexico
France
Archduke Maximilian of
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Napoleon II
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