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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1954

Page

5

Recent Bride Is Honored After Nuptials

Mrs. Donald Sprague, a recent bride, was honored over the weekend with a post nuptial miscellaneous shower hosted by her aunts at the klin home on Calumet Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Edward Brehm Mrs. Albert Korn and Miss Sylvia Moore. Guests opened gifts in the dining room where a green and yellow theme decorered the table with tall tapers and umbrellas.

Donald Sprague R. A. Heck W. 8. Conklin Klin Calumet Avenue Edward Brehm Albert Korn Sylvia Moore Sprague Joanne Korn Methodist Church Richmond

Shovel And Hoe Club Opens New Season At Kensington Home

Shovel And Hoe Garden Club began its new season with a meeting at Mrs. Harold Kess's Kensington Street home. Paso Jay Terry, assisting Walter Spindler, spoke on Flowering and Scenic America with an illustrated talk. Mrs. John Robertson won first for a flowering house plant. Mrs. Paul Schnedler and Mrs. Paul Dafirst and second for greenhouse plants. New members include Mrs. William Harrison Jr. and Mrs. Harry D. Pratt. The article notes a beaver anatomy fact about valves in its throat and ears.

Shovel and Hoe Garden Club Harold Kess Kensington Street Paso Jay Terry Hos Walter Spindler America John Robertson Paul Schnedler Paul William Harrison Jr Harry D. Pratt

Travel Notes Highlight Extensive Midwest to Mexico Trip

Mrs E B Hudson of Central Avenue led a five week vacation in Mexico with brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs H D Dunlap of Knoxville Tennessee and Mrs M McCleary also of Knoxville. They spent two weeks in Mexico City and visited Atlanta before returning home. Several other local residents hosted weekend or long stays with family relatives across Ohio including visits to Garden Manor and Miami Beach with multiple family gatherings and lengthy road or plane travel noted.

E. B. Hudson Central Avenue H. D. Dunlap Knoxville, Tenn Iho Mexico City Ted Henderson Highview Road Claud A. Sausaman Akron Mr. Sausaman Harvey A. Sausaman Garden Manor Bud Cretors Jeffrey and Scott la Grange Robert Butts Middletown Cretors Pau. Cretors

Sorority Initiates Four Members In Formal Ceremony

In a formal ceremony at the Girls' Club, Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Gamma sorority initiated four new members. The presiding officer was Miss Elizabeth Rock, assisted by several members. A candlelight service followed with carnation centerpieces. Prize winners included Mrs. James Gutshall and Mrs. George Frye. Hostesses were Mrs. Whitesel, Miss Willoughby and Miss Garrett. An unrelated note states the average farm kitchen uses 20 to tons of water annually requiring about 30 eight hour days of labor to carry from an outdoor pump.

Girls’ Club Roy Patrick James Dinus Wilbur Roberson Richard Hasemeier Delta Pi Sigma A Gamma Sorority Elizabeth Rock Roger Glei Howard Schneider Harold Hoover Wilford Wells Robin Hamilton Vaneta Garrett Marian Willoughby William Whitesel James Gutshall George Frye Whitesel Miss Willoughby Garrett

Five Receive High Honors At Western

Miss Laula F. Dunn of Chicago joined four other women as recipients of honorary degrees at Western core in Oxford during Senior Day convocation. Dunn, active in social welfare since 1923, has chaired the American Public Welfare Assn and served as Alabama Public Affairs commissioner. Degrees also awarded to Therner C. Marting for radiation therapy, Henrietta Collins Bartlett and Fannie Ratchford for letters, and Anna Lord Strauss for laws. The convocation speaker was William D. Gossett, Ford Motor Co. vice president and general counsel.

Laula F. Dunn Chicago Western Core Oxford Ss Dunn American Public Welfare Assn Alabama State Department of Public Affairs Miss Dunn Herrick B. Young Drnther C. Marting Cincinnati Henrietta Collins Bartlett Fannie Ratchford Anna Lord Strauss League of Women Voters of the United States William D. Gossett Ford Motor Co

Honorary Taps Ralph Kah Jr

Ralph Kah Jr the son of Mr and Mrs ph Kah of Christel Avenue a pre medicine senior at Miami University was selected to membership in Phi Sigma National scientific research fraternity Membership is based on scholastic attainment and research interest in natural sciences He is also a member of Phi Eta Sigma the Miami affiliate of the American Chemical Society Acacia social fraternity and the speakers bureau of Miami University

Ralph Kah Jr Ph Kah Christel Avenue Miami University Phi Sigma National Scientific Research Fraternity Kah Phi Eta Sigma Miami American Chemical Society Acacia Social Fraternity Speakers’ Bureau

Middletown Shrine No 25 holds final ceremonial services

Middletown Shrine No 25 conducts its last ceremonial services Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Harry Davison as event chair. The Young Women’s Society of St Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms. Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs William Ellis’s home, 345 Market Street, Germantown.

Middletown Shrine No Masonic Temple Harry Davison Young Women's Society of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Alpha Epsilon Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha William Ellis Market St Germantown

Maple Park Eighth Graders Stage Three Act Comedy

Maple Park School eighth graders present The Boarding House Reach a three act comedy Friday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Wilbur Maxwell schemes to earn money for a bicycle by running a boarding house in his home causing chaos when parents return. The ensemble includes Pat Morefield Nancy Hunter Joyce Duff and others with Norman V. Korn directing assisted by Carol Brewer. Musical interludes by the triple trio and Maple Park School band.

Maple Park School Wilbur Maxwell Pop Wilbur Mom Pat Morefield Nancy Hunter Joyce Norman V. Korn Carol Brewer Gilbert Morningstar Earl Mercer Triple Trio Dolore Revelos Maple Park Henri Schnabl

Consumer spending shifts since 1939 in 1953 era

The article notes that the average American spent about 2 percent of income on food in 1953, rising to 18 percent less if purchasing the same types and amounts as in 1939. It highlights changes in living costs and purchasing patterns over the period.

Firemen Respond to Grass Fire Caused by Children

A grass fire at 2502 Grand Ave started by children playing with matches caused no damage. Firemen also tackled a blaze at the G. C. Murphy Co. store after midnight due to a burning cigarette. Damages were listed at $5.

Grand Ave G. C. Murphy Co

Policeman Helps By Mixing Stew

Cleveland report says Mrs. Howard Smith, rushing to the airport, phoned police after leaving stew on the stove. Patrolman Robert Allen responded, stirred the pot, turned off the gas, and left, ensuring no danger remained.

Cleveland Howard Smith Robert Allen

Dover Police Opens Own Office in Ceremony

In Dover Massachusetts the police department, once run from Chief Chester F. Heinlein’s home, dedicated a new standalone office in a special ceremony. The entire regular staff is Chief Heinlein, who notes the space may not be crowded initially.

Dover Mass Boston Chester F. Heinlein Heinlein

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