Jane Rothgeb is Honored Before Her March Wedding
Pre nuptial party honors Miss Jane Rothgeb bride elect of Richard B. Leasure. Miss Mildred Winkelman Martha Evans and Grace Losh hosted a Miscellaneous shower with guests and gifts. Canasta prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy Benning Mrs. Jack Assman and Mrs. Virginia Shimek.
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Jane Rothgeb
Mildred Winkelman
Martha Evans
Grace Losh
Miss Rothgeb
Richard B. Leasure
Roy Benning
Jack Assman
Virginia Shimek
February meeting of Wed lockers at First Evangelical United Brethren Church
The February gathering at the church included card sending to two members in the Armed Forces, a social hour led by Mrs. Mae Duvall and Mrs. Judy Mo kry, and a luncheon by committees headed by Scotty Evans Sticklin Mason. Prizes were awarded to several members, and the next meeting is set for March 29 at the church.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mae Duvall
Judy Mokry
Scotty Evans
John .Sticklin A
William Mason
Harold Khty
Virgil Oliver
Jack Gebhart
Howsard Newcomb
Barrett
Gebhart
Wendell Foster
Friendship Club Holds Holiday Meeting at Delaware Ave
Mrs. John R. Thornberry led singing and piano as the Friendship Club read George Washingtons Prayer for the Nation and Psalm 33 verses 1 through 12. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Paul Draxler Mrs. Clyde Tolliver and Mrs. Clyde L. Cruse. Mrs. James Cochran Jr to host next.
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John R. Thornberry
Delaware Ave
Friendship Club
Enning
Thornberry
George Washington
Paul Draxler
Clyde Tolliver
Clyde L. Cruse
James Cochran, Jr
Young Women's Society Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Young Women's Society of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church met Thursday evening at the church. Mrs David Barrett offered devotions during the gathering, and the group continued with the remainder of the evening.
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Young Women's Society of
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs. Freeze’s Home
The Zion Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Goldie Freeze’s home. The session opened with scripture and prayer. Mrs. Jances Huehn reviewed the rural life study book More Than Bread. Guest Mrs. Adam Hamm attended. Refreshments followed served by the hostess.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
Zion Lutheran Church
Goldie Freeze
Jances Huehn
Adam Hamm
Unity Council No 241 D of A meets at Knights of Malta Hall
Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America met last evening in the Knights of Malta Hall with Councilor Ruth Chaney presiding. Thirteen members answered roll call and enjoyed a social hour after the regular business session.
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Unity Council No
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Ruth Chaney
Memorial service for Callie Smith held by Gleaners class
The Gleaners class of the First Methodist Church met for a regular meeting on Thursday. Mrs. Helen Oglesby conducted a memorial service for Callie Smith who served as class secretary for 27 years. Mrs. Mary Brehany gave devotions and a social hour followed. Hostesses included Lena Patterson Nellie Condon Edna Gillen Annabelle Erb and Mollie Wikel.
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First Methodist Church
Helen Oglesby
Callie Smith
Mary Brehany
Lena Patterson
Nellie Condon
Edna Gillen
Annabelle Erb
Mollie Wikel
Homemakers Circle 3 Dinner Meeting Hosts Speakers
The annual dinner meeting of Homemakers Circle 3 was held Thursday evening at the Girls' Club. Miss Etta Price of the John Shillito Company in Cincinnati spoke on her work as a department store detective, with husbands as guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Franklin Hofer, chairman, and Mrs. George Hill and Mrs. John Murphy.
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Homemakers Circle 3
Girls’ Club
Etta Price
John Shillito Company of
Cincinnati
Franklin Hofer
George Hill
John Murphy
Park Arlington Missionary Circle Hosts Weekly Meeting
Mrs Frank Neal of Frrmine Road hosted Park Arlington Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church as sixteen members answered roll with verses of Scripture. Mrs Edward Hiner gave devotions from John 15 and noted Brotherhood Week. Mrs Kiser Wells introduced guest speaker Mrs Harry Hayes who reviewed So Sure of Life by Violet Wood. Assistant hostess was Mrs Paul Easton. Next meeting at Mrs Blanche Halsey on South Main Street.
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Frank Neal
Frrmine Rd
Park Arlington
Paul Easton
Blanche Halsey
South Main St
Hillbilly Thieves Rob Jewelry Store For Four Thousand
Two young men described as hill billies robbed Getz Jewelry in Pleasant Ridge yesterday. They forced clerk Marian Greenberg to surrender stock items valued around four thousand dollars. Store manager Lou Gertzman estimated total loss pending inventory, possibly between four and five thousand dollars.
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Cincinnati
Getz
Pleasant Ridge
Marian Greenberg
Lou Gertzman
Hamilton Bumpy Too Hamilton Specie Roy Fiemeyer
Roy Fiemeyer director of public works estimated about 100000 dollars needed to repair winter damage to Hamilton streets.
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Hamilton
Roy Fiemeyer
Services Tonight at 7 30 Conducted by Mrs Bertha Perkins
Saturday night services led by Mrs Bertha Perkins to be held at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Sarah Sauls 2009 Logan Ave Rev Bert Perkins to speak and Lester Newcomb to sing and harp. Denmark reports tuberculosis death rate of 19 per 100000.
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Bertha Perkins
Sarah Sauls
Logan Ave
Bert Perkins
Lester Newcomb
Denmark
War wound care gets new enzyme treatment from pancreas
An experimental drug using purified trypsin from the pancreas shows potential value for treating war wounds. Dr. L C Roettig of Ohio State University praised its rapid, non irritating action that cleans dead tissue and bacteria without harming living tissue, with possible use in forward med units.
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Chicago
Ohio
Central Surgical Associaton
L. C. Roettig
Columbus
Roettig
Richard Patton
Howard G Reiser
Ohio State University
Armour Laboratories of
Area Fire Chiefs Invited to Butler County Conference
Fire chiefs and volunteer firefighters from southwestern Ohio are invited to join the Butler County Regional Safety Conference in Middletown on March 6. The Fire Prevention Section will meet at 2 p.m. at No 1 Fire Station on Broad Street with speakers on salvage operations and civil defense.
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Ohio
Butler County
Middletown
William Fissbaugh
Broad St
H. C. Williams
Underwriters Salvage Corps of
Cincinnati
Charles Scott
Columbus
George Schliotterbeck
Hamilton Fire Department
Greeks Will Fight Alongside U S Miami Student Claims
Mike Papadopoulos a 26 year old Miami University senior from Athens Greece told the Optimist Club at the Manchester Hotel that Greeks would fight beside U S troops if needed He noted Greek suspicion of Western timidity toward Europe and credited the Marshall Plan with saving Greece after last war His wartime service included Greek intelligence and the Anglo American Hellenic Bureau of New York
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Europe
United States
Optimist Club
Manchester
Mike Papadopoulos
Miami University
Athens
Greece
U. S
Mike
America
Anglo- American Hellenic Bureau of
New York
Shoplifters Face Grand Jury in Hamilton Case
Two confessed shoplifters were held to the grand jury on 2500 bond for grand larceny and fined 200 plus costs and 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for petit larceny. They were part of a shoplifting ring police disrupted earlier in the week. Milton Harn and Harold Saunders, both of Cincinnati, confessed thefts at three Hamilton stores.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Milton Harn
Harold Saunders
Townsend Club to Meet at 122 Franklin Street
Townsend Club No 1 gathers at Mrs Rachel Ast ton's home 122 Franklin St at 2 30 p m Sunday. Mrs Emily Wentz will speak. Energy from exploding atoms stored in earth rocks can be released usefully in a rush.
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Townsend Club No. 1
Rachel Astton
Franklin St
Emily Wentz
Saturday Vesper Hour at Thomson Service
Jerry Gray hosts a Jemboree at Roosevelt Middletown Swing Club featuring Chuck Swain and a listed installation ETA for the evening event.
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Vesper Hour
Jerry Gray
Roosevelt
Midd
Chuck Swain
Miss Edna Faries Heads to Chicago Conference
Middletown Credit Bureau manager Miss Edna Faries will depart Sunday to attend the annual Conference of Associated Credit Bureaus Fifth District in Chicago. Sessions run through Tuesday at the LaSalle Hotel.
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Edna Faries
Middletown Credit Bureau
Associated Credit Bureaus
Fifth District
Chicago
LaSalle Hotel
NAACP Ends Brotherhood Week With Sunday Meeting
The NAACP wraps up Brotherhood Week Sunday with speeches by George Lawrence of the Dayton Daily Express and an Armco official at Armco's Colored Center after a 4 30 turkey dinner. Host B W Haywood presides. other participants include Jackie Kenner John T Young Sylvia Doty Ine Young Isabelle Sloan and the Mount Zion Junior Choir. A city representative will attend.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
George Lawrence
Dayton Daily Express
Armco
B. W. Haywood
NAACP
Jackie Kenner
John T. Young
Sylvia Doty
Ine Young
Isabelle Sloan
Mount Zion
Modern "Fagin" Gets One Year In Prison
Akron AP reports store owner Walter J Gerski 43 received a year in Summit County jail after pleading guilty to encouraging five teens aged 13 to 16 to steal automobile accessories and sell them to him. Police charged Gerski after the scheme.
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AKRON
Summit County
Guily
Walter J Gerski
Mission Crafted With Esther Lewis As Chairwoman
The mission is to be present and Esther Lewis is named chairwoman of the arrangements.
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Esther Lewis
Arrangement
Burglar Returns to Scene After Dice Game with Youths
A suspect reappeared after reselling stolen goods, engaging in a dice game with several youths before authorities intervened. The incident drew attention to possible accomplice involvement and prompted further investigation by local police.
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