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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1948
Page
3
Married Ladies of St John Church meet Monday evening at 8 pm in the church basement for their regular business session. Installation of officers for the coming year is on the agenda. Middletown Section National Council of Jewish Women convenes Monday at 1 30 pm at the nurses' home for a crucial board meeting.
Woman's Century Club will meet Monday to discuss comparative religions with Mrs. V. E. Ibbs as chairwoman. Participants include Mrs. J. L. Miller and Miss Jetta Idman. Hostesses are Mrs. M. McCray and Miss Elia Robison. Beta Sigma Phi Omicron Chapter plans a Monday meeting at Barnitz room YMCA Cincinnati area.
Middletown Voter's League executive committee members will be invited to a City Commission caucus next week after the commission voted to continue the caucus sessions. Marvin D. Clark, chairman, said the move aims to promote harmony and transparency as open meetings and records are guaranteed by the city charter.
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The Class will hold a dinner at 6 15 p m Monday evening. Members husbands and friends proceed by car to Miamisburg for Peerless Pantry. Reservations via Mrs Norman Trisler or Mrs Francis Bierman. Guest speaker Miss Ruth Heftner will discuss health.
Members of the East End Card Club will convene Monday evening with Mrs. A. A. Burkhart on Christel Avenue.
Elsie Pratt Circle of the First Baptist Church plans a Monday evening gathering at 7 45 at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs Otis Hoskins Mrs Ray Sehrock and Mrs Robert V Campbell with Mrs Eugene Popp leading devotions.
The Progressive Mothers of Mothers Study League will convene Tuesday evening at 8 p m in the home of Mrs Thomas Sander located at 520 Young Street.
The Churches Mrs. R F Pieters Bible Class at First Presbyterian Church will not hold the scheduled covered dish supper on Sunday evening January 4. The supper is rescheduled for Sunday February 1.
The Ladies' Aid of United Brethren Church met in January at Mrs. William Arkill'.s home. President Mrs. Ralph Montgomery led the business session. Mrs. William Anderson gave devotionals from Psalm 121 and read a poem titled Do You Just Belong. The group enjoyed a social hour with refreshments prepared by the hostess and Mrs. Robert Melampy.
Three Gardine Richardson employees were cited for safety suggestions and received checks from Walter Sooy, with awards: 100 to Robert W. Ernst, 75 to Roscoe Kincaid, and 25 to Chalmers Cassidy. The contest aimed to reduce plant accidents and improve safety culture. letters were anonymized before judging by Sooy, Hadley, and Pigman.
Mr and Mrs John Schwab 1408 Girard St welcome a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Rawlings Kings Mills also welcome a boy Friday. Out of town Relph Cummins and Betty Jane Friche have a girl at Grand View Hospital Dayton on December 19. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Richard Parella 519 Baltimore St LaPaz Bolivia noted as the highest large city in the world with altitude near two and a half miles.
Brice S. Hull chairman of the board of directors of the Pittsburgh Home Savings and Loan Association and district manager of the Solvay Sales Division of Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation died suddenly at his home. Born in 1892 in Van Wert Ohio, Hull entered the chemical field with Crockett Chemical Co. He came to Pittsburgh in 1923 to join Allied. Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs James Clark of Fort Lee Virginia and Patricia Hull. Services will be held in Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. Saturday with burial at Van Wert.
Secretary Edward J. Hummel ordered election officials to attach an oath to candidacy petitions for county state and federal offices after spotting an omission in official forms. Also noted is a new lightweight rubber lung device for portable artificial respiration used in drowning paralysis and electric shock cases.
A tense Hamilton city council session looms with protests planned over plans to remove city manager Frank Beuchner. Edward Beckett is favored to become city manager while former councilman Howard Wilson is tipped to succeed Beuchner if forced to resign amid recall threats and disclosed talks, attendance expected heavy.
Oxford Village Council gains three new members Herbert Todd Charles Zwick and John Minnis at its 1948 first session. Officers holding over are John Sheard Donald Osborne and Ben Gibson. Retirements are Ed ward Roe John Carson and John P Robinson. An electronic airplane navigator is expected to ease airport traffic and broaden air lanes tenfold at each flight level.
The Lemon Township Board of Trustees seated L Clark Weamer as trustee replacing Thomas F Duff and David L Bowman as constable replacing James Baker. Paul Mehi begins his eleventh year as clerk. Don E Jackson and Lammie Bailey take new terms as Justices of the Peace.
Walter Barger, 26, of 1210 Central Ave, arrested on a non-support warrant. Elihu Warmoth, 75, of 1704 Philadelphia St, arrested on disorderly conduct. Mrs. C. D. Ellison, 1001 14th Ave, reports a prowler. footprints found in snow outside a window but no suspect trace.
U S District Judge Emerick B Freed granted a motion for a preliminary injunction requiring Cleveland milk handlers to contribute three cents per hundredweight to the federal milk marketing fund. Handlers have challenged the program and are depositing payments with the court clerk.
The radio grid lists WLW 700 and WSAI 1360 with shows from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM including House of Mystery Truth or Consequences and Kay Kyser. WKRC carries news and Kay Kyser while WMOH features Bargaiola Record Shop.
New Hope Baptist sets Sunday school at 9 30 a m over Belief That Matters with Robert Barber as superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 a m features Youth and Senior Choirs and a sermon by Dr S C Richards on The Untrodden Path E U meets at 6 p m and evening worship follows at 7 30 p m with music by the Gospel Chorus and others
Union Baptist Church Surrey announces 9 30 a m Sunday school led by Miss Annetta Moore with Beliefs that matter as the study. Devotions at 10 48 a m with officers in charge. Rev Robert L Robinson preaches on The New Year. Senior choir sings at Bethel A M Church 3 30 p m for pastor s aid program with Mrs Selma McKelar in charge. BYPU at 6 30 p m with Mrs Sally Ferguson presiding. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. Senior Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 p m Bible study 8 8 p m Holy Communion Sunday.
Dr S C Ok minister will deliver a sermon on the subject Let Us Commune Together. The text notes that many birds are color blind and unable to distinguish blue among other colors.
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