Burkhardt family returns from New York Broadway trip
Mr and Mrs A A Burkhardt of Christel Ave spent holidays with son Robert in New York City where he acts in the Broadway hit As the Girls Go at Winter Garden Theater. Other items note Eaton visits, Hendersonville trips, a large Taylor family gathering, Utica and Detroit travel, a New Year dinner party at Dickey Rd, and a taffy pull hosted by Marie Draut and Mrs Fogleman with twelve nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Burkhardt
Christel Ave
Robert
New York City
Winter Garden Theater
Frank Love
Dickey Rd
Marie Draut
Charles Fogleman
Yankee Rd
Winmore Bible Class Holds January Meeting at St Pauls
The Winmore Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church met in the Sunday school rooms with Mrs Earl Flint as president. Scripture and prayer were by Mrs E Reynolds. After a brief business session, committees were announced and members played Happiness themed games then grouped by birth months with month specific decor and gifts at each plate. The January gathering was led by Mrs Stuart Nixson Mrs Randolph Mackabee Mrs Earl Rosser Mrs Dellmar Reynolds Mrs Virgil Meehan and Miss Pauline Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winmore
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Earl Flint
E. Reynolds
Stuart Nixson
Randolph Mackabee
Earl Rosser
Dellmar Reynolds
Virgil Meehan
Pauline Miller
Notice for Society Events Submissions
Reports of club lodge and church meetings must reach the Society Editor by 10 30 am the morning after the event to appear in the paper. Events several days old cannot be used. Photos for Sunday editions must arrive by Thursday noon. Either an engagement or a wedding picture will be used, not both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Hospital Admissions and Surgeries Recap in Local Areas
List of residents from Grove Street Fairmount Avenue Columbia Avenue Gold man Street German town Yankee Road Woodlawn Ave Fourteenth Water Street West Middlesex Middletown Winona Drive Excello Oxford State Road Route 3 Midletown Route 1 Auburn Street Ex cello and out of town entries showing medical and surgical statuses with names and addresses from Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis O. Williams
Grove St
Sherron Gentry
Volma Gentry
Fairmount Ave
Carl M. Oliver
Columbia Ave
John H. Clark
Goldman St
Edgar Bowlin
Germantown
George Hasselbach
Yankee Rd
Edwin Johnson
Woodlawn Ave
Harry Caldwell
Fourteenth Ave
Clarence Nixon
Water St
Jesse Browning
South Lebanon
Earl Keever
Paul Moore
Winona
Louis T. Davis
Caroletta Radenheimer
Elmer Radenheimer
Excello
Surgical
Mildred Martin
Oxford State Rd
W. C. Augspurger
West Middletown
Charles Bigler
First Ave
John Madaffari, Sr
Young St
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Nu Phi Mu and Martha Circle Meeting Notices
Unit Two of Nu Phi Mu Sorority will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the YMCA. Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 2112 Tytus Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Martha Circle of Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
C. L. Dakin
Tytus Ave
Births at the hospital this week
Mr and Mrs James Chamberlain Franklin a girl Saturday Mr and Mrs Richard Coddington 132 Park St a girl Mon Mr and Mrs Donald Jones 330 Curtis St a boy Monday Mr and Mrs Clarence Fulton 1511 Lawn Ave a girl Mon Mr and Mrs Joseph Arkel Franklin Route 1 a girl Monday Mr and Mrs Frank Ferry man 16 Monroe St a boy Monday Mr and Mrs Kermit Cook 600 Plain St a boy Tuesday Mr and Mrs Charles Mathis Middletown Route 2 a boy Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
James Chamberlain
Franklin
Richard Coddington
Park St
Donald Jones
Curtis St
Clarence Fulton
Lawn Ave
Joseph Arkel
Frank Ferry
Monroe St
Kermit Cook
Plain St
Charles Mathis
Middletown
Wil son couple welcomed a daughter at home
Mr and Mrs Frederick Wil son of 1422 Sycamore Street welcomed a baby girl. The brief notice records a new birth for the local family.
Engaged Couple Feted With Cocktail Party
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Christy hosted a weekend cocktail party and buffet luncheon at 2845 Burbank Ave in honor of Mrs. Christy's brother Harry Paraska and his fiancée Miss Dena Balli who plan to marry January 23. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balli and many relatives and friends from Cincinnati and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Christy
Burbank Ave
Christy
Harry Paraska
Dena Balli
Charles Balli
Steven Moriates
John Moriates
Cincinnati
Thomas Demetrion
John Demetrion
John Demetriou
George Garofalos
Gus Valen
John Pantel
Holiday Dance rs Gala Affair
A New Year’s Eve gala by the Sportsmen’s Club drew a capacity crowd of over 120 from 10 p m to 3 a m with Kenny Jones orchestra from Cincinnati providing music. The event featured a midnight buffet and festive decorations by Maynard Ream, with notable attendee Levi Shick, president of the Ohio State Trap Shooting Association, and a committee led by Clarence Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen's Club
Kenny Jones
Cincinnati
Otherland Plaza
Gibson
Maynard Ream
Levi Shick
Ohio State Trap Shooting Association
Clarence Hughes
Melvin Kelso
Adrian Smallwood
Charles Troup
Harry Lewis
Joe Blose
Wally Strunck
Frank Rogers
Local Woman Weds Thomas P Hayes in Ann Arbor
Well known Middleton woman Frances M Lane wed Thomas P Hayes in a December 31 ceremony at St Marys Student Chapel Ann Arbor. The couple plans to reside near the University of Michigan as Hayes pursues medicine and completes his internship next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Frances M. Lane
Glennane
Bellemonte
Thomas P. Hayes
L. W. Hayes
Howard City
Mich
St. Mary's Student Chapel
Ann Arbor
MacPhillips
Fraternity House
Yale
Hayes
University of Michigan
Middletown High School
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
School of Medicine
Indianapolis, General Hospital
Indianpolis
Ind
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Lodge Members Install Officers at Viola Rebekah Meeting
In the Lodges Viola Rebekah, Knights of Malta Hall hosted last evening’s session. Deputy president Mrs. Joe Ditmeyer installed officers including Mrs. Harold Flatter noble grand and Mrs. Mervin Snethen vice grand, with thirty-five members present for the social hour after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah
Knights of Malta
Joe Ditmeyer
Harold Flatter
Noble Grand
Mervin Snethen
George Knott
Vernon Walker
Bertha Raab
Richard Dearth
David Canton
Margaret Rodafer
Orman Knott
Frank Hurd
Charles Johnson
Palong
William Randall
Francis Dearth
Pearl Knepshield
Mary Monroe
Guardian
George Shepard
Mystery Sisters
Guest Night Presentation Enjoyed By Woman's Century Club
The Woman's Century Club held its annual guest program at The Girls' Club with Mrs. R. L. Rettig presiding and Mrs. Vance E. Cribbs introducing speaker Miss Mildred Stibitz of the Dayton Public Library. Miss Stibitz reviewed four current books and Mrs. Hughes closed the evening with a piano set and Capriccio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Century Club
R. L. Rettig
S. J. Kuderer
H. A. Wilson
Jetta Goldman
Vance E. Cribbs
C. J
Turners
Mildred Stibitz
Dayton Public Library
Karen Hansen
A Strange Land
Esther Warner
Final Dimes Campaign Plans In Middletown Tonight
Final plans for the 1949 March of Dimes campaign will be rounded out at a 7:30 p.m. meeting of committee chairmen in the Middletown Gas and Electric building on Broad Street. Co chairmen John Fitzgerald and Martin Thomas announced the lineup including sports committee additions Jack Frisbie and Mike Sarach and other chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
William McFee
Charles Reuthe
Loan Association Reelects Officers in Annual Meeting
J L Glass was reelected president of the American Building and Loan Association at the annual meeting. Other officers reelected were W D Vorhis as vice president A J Moorman secretary manager and M P Schrock treasurer C E Burke will continue as attorney with Walter Bender as assistant. Directors reelected included Glass Weatherwax Vorhis J J Hain Harry K Moore Vance Cribbs and Moorman. The constitution was unanimously adopted with changes raising capital stock to ten million dollars and enabling three year director terms. Over one million dollars in new loans were disbursed in 1948 and dividends will be paid beginning January 10 marking the 119th consecutive cash dividend since 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Glass
American Building and Loan Association
W. D. Vorhis
A. J. Moorman
M. P. Schrock
C. E. Burke
Walter Bender
Moorman
Glass
R. S. Weatherwax
Vorhis
J. J. Hain
Harry K. Moore
Vance
Lemon Township Board of Education Reorganizes for 1949
Lemon Township Board of Education met in special session Monday to reorganize for 1949. Claude D. Barker was re-elected president for a fourth term, Joseph E. Heck named vice president, Mrs. Hazel Hannah appointed clerk, Miss Stella Paul reappointed secretary to the superintendent. Meetings set for Monroe office on the second Wednesday monthly at 7 30 p m in January February and December and at 8 p m in other months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Harris among six chosen for Army OCS at Fort Riley
Sgt. Robert L. Harris of 528 Kensington St. is among six enlisted men selected to attend the Army officer candidate school at Fort Riley Kansas. He previously served with the 8293rd Service Brigade at Fort Shafter Hawaii and was born in Ashland Kentucky. He is a graduate of Middletown High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Harris
Kensington St
Ft. Riley
Kan
Harris
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Ashland
Middletown High School
1949 Council Officers Are Listed Monday
In the only contest for office during the executive committee organization of the Industrial Council for 1949 Charles Stutenroth was named vice chairman. John Aull Jr and C H Murray were elected co chairmen while Reinartz and Roy L Patterson serve as treasurer and secretary respectively. All four were unopposed. The Monday meeting at the Manchester Hotel included a year safety report by Paul Wilson safety director who thanked the group for cooperation and hoped for a better safety year in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Council
Charles Stutenroth
L. F. Reinartz
John Aull, Jr
C. H Murray
Cochairmen
Reinariz
Roy L. Patterson
Manchester
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Citizens Loan Names Officers At Annual Meeting
Officers were elected and the regular semi annual dividend declared at the Citizen Building Loan and Savings Association annual meeting held at the association office Monday night. J. F. Galeese was named president and attorney, Thomas H. Sander secretary, Rita Fitzwater assistant secretary, and Clara J. Gruber treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Building Loan and Savings Association
J. F. Galeese
Thomas H. Sander
Rita Fitzwater
Clara J. Gruber
Civic Association Pays Middletown USO Quota for 1949
Middletown's quota of 2715 dollars for United Service Organization use in 1949 has been paid to the National USO, announced by E. E. Grant, president of the Middletown Civic Association. Grant credits the membership drive for the funds, to support USC clubs and services for peacetime army and veterans in continental U S hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
United Service Organization
USO
E. E. Grant
Middletown Civic Association
Grant
Civic Association
USC
Continental
United States
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News of
Sia Peg Rosing
Ola Potts
Bess Hoover
Girard Ave
Eaton
John Strait
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Texas
C. H. Taylor
Jack
Bob
Hendersonville
N. C
J. D. Taylor
D. A. Taylor
Chicago
Vernon E. Taylor
Washington
C. H. Taylors
R. E. Taylor
Omer W. Taylor
University of Indiana
C. B. Taylor
Everett Hall
David
Utica
N. Y
John Hall
McKinley St
Robert J. Tawney
Jackson Air Force Base
Jackson
Miss
R. J. Tawney
North Ave
Wehae Stahley
J. S. Day
Clarence Fredericks
Detroit
Ich
Joy Essig
Richard Essig
Alice Denno
Ohio
John Urban Cassacy
Emmett Meehan
Auburn
Frederick Wilson
Sycamore, St
John T. Hayes
Sis
March of Dimes
Thomas
National Foundation For
Reuthe
Prange
William Doench
Lemon School Board
Citizens Loan Names Officers
DIAL
SALON
Baranee
Shoe Dept
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