Rotary and VFW Gift 17 Inch TV to Warren Home
Franklin Rotarians and VFW plus Auxiliary presented a 17 inch television to the Warren County Home for Christmas. Committee members from several groups gathered around the set with leaders and staff named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Franklin Rotary Club
Lawrence Shawhan, Jr
Franklin Rotary
Elsie St. John
VFW
Josef Sargeant
Carl Minnich
Charman
Jack Jones
Home
Francis Lewis
Ralph Palmer
Elwood
Becky Dondaro
Ann Kelsey
Ruth Conover
Harold Augsburger
Senator Holden Will Gives Building To Morrow Village
In a probate court filing Senator John E. Holden of Morrow wills the old Morrow National Bank Building to the Village of Morrow. The estate is valued around $55,000 with the building appraised at $10,000 to $15,000. Executrices named are Miss Margaret Wund and Miss Katherine Trainer. Cash legacies total numerous small amounts to residents in Maryland Ohio and Kentucky. The remainder of the estate is to be divided equally among five named beneficiaries in Washington Chevy Chase Norwood Morrow and Lebanon tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
John E. Holden
Morrow
Gray, Risinger & Gray
Morrow National Bank
Margaret Wund
Katherine Trainer
Senator Holden
Gail Holden
Williamsburg
Dorothy Crank
Norwood
Miriam Taylor
Helen Wenstrop
Cincinnati
May Richter
Dora Haney
Dora Hutchinson
Ida Bodmer
Middletown
Sophia Winster
Flora McKinsey
Bernice Blau
Dorald
Washington, D. C
Helen Wohlegemuth
Chevy Chase
Kate Lanigan
Warren County launches safety drive after record deaths
Sheriff Gerald W. Couden announced a 1952 campaign to curb speeding reckless driving and failure to stop at signs to reduce Warren County highway deaths. He noted 14 fatalities in 1951 and urged motorists to observe lights and signs and drive carefully near schools. The effort includes patrols and cooperation with the State Highway Patrol with hopes of fewer fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren
Gerald W. Couden
Dayton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Warren County
State Highway Patrol
Noronic Settlement Offer Aims 2 Million Payout To Survivors
In Cleveland federal court a plan to settle about 600 Noronic cruise ship claims for 2,150,000 was presented. The Canadian Steamship Lines would fund the settlement for a 19 death toll from the Toronto fire of September 17, 1949. Most claimants span Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania. The Noronic Survivors Committee urges acceptance representing 89 of 110 death claims. about 20 attorneys hold the rest. Judge Paul Jones may appoint a damages commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Noronic
Canadian Steamship Lines, Ltd
Toronto
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Noronic Survivors Committee
Paul Jones
McCarthy Tarcet Of S100000 Suit
A $100000 slander and breach of contract suit was filed against Senator McCarthy by Charles E. Davis of Pasadena California who claimed a verbal agreement on September 25 1949 to obtain information about State Department employees in Europe McCarthy dismissed the suit calling it ridiculous and said he would identify the backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
R-Wis
Charles E. Davis
Pasadena
Calif
McCarti
State Department
Europe
Santa Claus Weds in MARSHALL as Christmas Rush Ends
Santa Claus, real name a minister of the Church of God, marries Margaret Viola Poston of St. Louis on New Year’s Day. The couple’s ceremony follows the Christmas rush with Claus pledging to help answer children’s requests and continue charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Santa Claus
Atom Scientist's Pups Cause Furor
In Cleveland a missed plane led to a puppy chase as two Cocker Spaniel dogs belonging to atomic scientist Dr. Robert A. Charpie vanished from the baggage area. Guards searched the airport and the plane waited before one pup was recaptured after 20 minutes and the second after five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert A. Charpie
Oak Ridge
Tenn
White Wife Of Negro A death by own action
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Wright 41 daughter of Yale economics professor Dr. Thomas J. Adams married since 1945 to George Wright a member of a Honduran shipping firm. The union ended in apparent despair over world conditions. Wright was a wartime Merchant Marine officer and she worked as a librarian at the Carver Institute for Adult Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale University
Elizabeth Adams Wright
Thomas 3. Adams
Yale
Wisconsin
George Wright
Carver Institute For Adult Education
Ohioan Die In Crash Over Hong Kong Navy Plane
Airman Shelby Va Neville from Aberdeen listed among four killed December 31 in a Navy patrol plane crash at Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shelby Va Neville
Aberdeen
Hong Kong
Navy to Convert Two Heavy Cruisers to Guided Missile Warships
The Canberra and Boston, both Balti more class ships commissioned in 1943 and mothballed, will sail from the West Coast within a week to begin conversion into the world’s first guided missile warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canberra
Boston
East St
Navy
Nation Runs $7.37 Billion Deficit at Midyear
Washington reports the first half fiscal year closed with a deficit of 7.367 billion dollars, about 13 times higher than the same period last year, driven by defense spending surge. The gap marks the largest midyear shortfall outside war years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Christmas social list from Collinsville and surrounding areas
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings feature Collinsville residents hosting relatives and friends. Numerous households including Williamson, Wynn, Barnthouse, Talbert, Phares, Ledwell, Eschenbrenner, and Gerber families welcomed guests from Middletown to Hamilton. The Milford Township group met, and local clubs shared time in Cincinnati and Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Charles Williamson
Dan Wynn
James Barnthouse
Etta Talbert
John Williamson
William Phares
Lawrence Phares
Gene
Allan Brown
Elaine
Marlene
Anna Brown
Adolph McCormick
Barbara
Glen Overholts
Margie Root
Louella Ledwell
Orville Neal
Rollin Ledwell
Clayton Eschenbrenner
Mickey
William Ledwell
Lizzie Ledwell
Walter Bauer
Roy Imhoff
John Gerber
Paul Gerber
Fred Gerber
Middletown
J. E. Shollenbarger
Milford Township
Granville Wills
J. Alvin King
Hubert Fall
MNC
Cincinnati
50 Club
Mel Martin
Anxious To Retire Sugar Bowl Parking Concession
Nine drivers reclaimed their cars promptly at Sandy King nine year old businesswoman's Sugar Bowl parking stand but one motorist did not return. She waited long Tuesday night for the Tennessee licensed 1950 tan Mercury. Mrs Migel King, her mother, said she plans to liquidate the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sandy King
Sugar Bowl
Sandy
Maryland
Tennessee
Migel King
Bridges Expected as Senate Republican Floor Leader
Washington Senator Welker predicts Senator Style Bridges of New Hampshire will be elected Republican floor leader for the new session, saying Bridges is the only candidate who has not aligned with any presidential contender. The post became vacant after Senator Kenneth Wheery of Nebraska died during recess, as GOP senators seek to avoid factional splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Welker
Idaho
Sen
Style Bridges
New Hampshire
GOP
Bridges
Senate
Kenneth Wheery
Nebraska
Camden News Notes and Local Office Actions
Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Francis of Camden celebrated at their Route 725 farm home after fifty years. Open house Sunday 2 to 6 pm. Assisting relatives include daughters Mrs. George Solingen and Mrs. Fred Brower and son Richard Francis. Also noted: Camden Board of Public Affairs members sworn in January 1. Local Marietta College students Gordon Johnson and Robert K. Duskey named presidents of campus groups. Philomathean Club to dine January 8 with Christmas gift exchange. Camden American Legion Post to host 1952 50-50 dance at city hall auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valera Fisher
Stanley Morrow
Camden
Don Fisher
Hamilton
Scott Finlay
Emerson Unzicker
J. E. Shollenbarger
James Finlay
CES
Martha
R. L. Mann
Donald Mann
Navy
Elmer Mann
Howard Mann
Arnold Lambert
Gordon Mann
Hobart Hollowell
David Hollowell
Davey
Frank Johnson
Robert Wolyung
Jason Johnson
Thelma Ogg
Jim Boffen
Wm. B. Francis
Here
Francis
Route 725
George Solingen
Oxford
Fred Brower
Eaton
Richard Francis
Reading
Ohio
Marietta College
Marietta
Gordon Johnson
Harley Johnson
Lambda Chi Alpha
Robert K. Duskey
Robert Duskey
Student Life Association
Pioneer Club
Camden American Legion Post
City Hall
Germantown Social Roundup: Visits and Guests Across Town
Numerous Germantown residents hosted and visited over the holidays and New Year. Mr and Mrs Bryan Wilson hosted relatives from Washington while Mr and Mrs George Creech hosted guests. Sgt Anslinger returned from Cherry Point with a homecoming dinner for family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Bryan Wilson
Washington
George Creech
Robert Hill
Main St
Troy
Dan Anslinger
Danny
Cherry Point
Sgt. Anslinger
Marvin Meyer
Sons of
Columbus
Anthony Albert
Barbara Bodene
Dayton
Shirley Gates
Alda Emrick
Phyllis Heaton
Barbara Steller
Robert Shockley
Fredrick Emrick
Tim Emiey
Oliver Garner
Paul Grubbs
Gene Strayer
Jack Evans
John Emiey
Bill Anson
Adele Schlayer
Middletown
Carlos Moses
Ernest Moses
van Moses
Ida Moses
Glenn Barkalow
Albert Rettich, Jr
Dolores
Diane
Clara Heaton
Earl Heaton
Phyllis
Lorin Kratzer
Barbie Jean Shockley
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
SSR Chemists Hit S1 Goals
Moscow reports the Soviet chemical industry met or exceeded 1951 quotas by December 30 in key items and plastic goods. Output included mineral fertilizers sulfuric acid calcium carbide aniline dyes phenol acetone nitrolacquers and solvents synthetic rubber tires and rubber footwear with new production techniques adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Chemical Industry
Stalin
Rust and Corrosion Exceed Fire and Flood Losses Annually
A historical note states that rust and corrosion cause direct losses each year that exceed those from fire and flood combined, underscoring corrosion as a major economic threat across industries.
Farm Expenditures Seen Rising Above 1951 Peak
Federal Reserve agriculture specialist Claude I. Hummel predicts farmers will spend more on production items and face higher prices this year, with overall expenditures possibly surpassing the 1951 all time high of over 22 billion dollars. He notes farmers will scrutinize purchases but will invest in items that boost output per acre or per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude I. Hummel
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Hummel
Drunken Driving Plea Ends With $100 Fine
Lebanon Heber Tejan Dayton pleaded guilty to driving under the influence. Mayor William Fraser fined him $100 and costs after citation by Officer Perry Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Heber Tejan
Dayton
William Fraser
Perry Osborne
Germantown Club Notices Dominate Evening Schedules
Germantown Chapter OBS meets Wednesday for Obligation Night. Nineteenth District Past Matron's Association holds January meeting at 4 p.m. at the Eastern Star Temple in Dayton with dinner at 6:30 and officer installation to follow. Christian Service of the Methodist Church meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Lowe's home with hostesses listed and program led by Mrs. Coghill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Eastern Star Temple
Dayton
Women's Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church
Charles Lowe
S. Main St
Richard Oblinger
Donald Sliver
Coryanne Cummings
William Martin
Robert Coghill
Kratzer
Christmas Dinner Guests In Greenwood Community
Mr and Mrs Charles Polhemus hosted Christmas dinner with neighbors and relatives including the Evers Thomas Bratton Harkleo Emrick Schul and Moore households. Several families traveled from Jacksonburg Washington D C Franklin and Dayton for gatherings with Loretta Thomas Susan Harkloo and others. New Year visits and weekend plans featured multiple local couples and kin with extended family in Camden Morning Sun and Jacksonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Charles Polhemus
Hugh Evers
Shirley Thomas
Orla Bratton
Middletown
Myrle Harkleo
Susan
B. L. Emrick
Clayton Schul
M. J. Moore
Lyle Moore
Aletha Moore
John Paulin
Jacksonburg
Loretta Thomas
Washington, D. C
Orville Thomas
Susan Harkloo
Stella Emrick
Walter Maddox
Paul Schul
Forest Terrill
Lillie Lewis
Camden
George Lesher
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Employe
Dora Dowd
Washington, D.C
Beben Wohlegemuth
McCarthy Tarcet
Atom Scientist
Camden News Notes
Camden Board of Public Affairs
Harry Patton
Mark Keller
S. M. Seaton
Philomathean Club
Bew Haven
C. W. Phares
SSR
George van Gieson
Agricultural County
Ohio State University
Swift and Company
Swift
Kansas City
Lederle
Rockefeller Plaza
N.Y
North
South
American Brahman Breeders Association
Rice Hotel
Houston
Tex
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Deshler-Wallick
Capper
Farm Magazine
Germantown News
Cae
A. Lion
Jole
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