Bach Returns to Oxford to Resume Miami Studies
George Bach arrives in Oxford to resume studies at Miami University after spending holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bach of Ardmore. Bronson Bach had already returned to Ohio University Athens for exams. Shepard N. Cortell of Lewiston Me. visits his sister Mrs Irvin Schoen on Main St. while en route to Washington to serve as congressional secretary to Rep. Charles T Nelson of Maine's Second District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
George Bach
Orville Bach
Ardmore
Bachs
Bronson
Ohio University
Athens
Shephard N. Cortell
Lewis Ton, Me
Irvin R. Schoen
Main St
Washington, D. C
Congress
Charles T. Nelson
Sechd
Maine
College student Wiss Jane Wiley returns home for holidays
Wiss Jane Wiley, a student from Miami University, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wiley of S Main Street after Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Wiss Jane Wiley
Rs. Dale Wiley
S. Main St
Mary Sebald Returns to Ohio State University for Sophomore Year
After visiting her parents Dr and Mrs H A Sebald of Central Ave Mary Sebald has returned her studies at Ohio State University where she is a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sebald
Cen- Tal Ave
Mary Sebald
Ohio State Unig
Sophoore
Rower Shower Honors Eilevah Rout Bride Elect
A double shower honored bride elect Aride-Elect Eilivah rout with games and prizes. Mrs. Grant Husse hosted a post event luncheon at her Peast wown Heights home. Earlier, Miss Brown received a combined personal and misc shower hosted by Mrs Charles Berry and others in LeSourde ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Laven Brown
Eilivahrout
Grant Husse
Peastwown Heights
Elwood Abney
Lois DeWitt
Mildred We Groat
Anna Crout
Miss Brown
Charles Berry
John Kessling
Bernice Asher
Berry
LeSourdeville
Bertha Puterbaugh
Harry Brown
Local couple returns to Spokane teachers after visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Combs Jr formerly of Middletown visit relatives then resume teaching in Spokane Washington. Mrs Combs is an art teacher and Mr Combs a physical education teacher. They called on Clyde Combe Sr his wife and son Jack and brothers and sisters with families in Young Street Lebaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Combs, Jr
Middletown
Spokane
Wash
Clyde Combe, Sr
Jack
Young St
Willard Spies
George Meloy
Lebanon
Miss Lavena Brown Sets Winter Wedding Attendants
Lavena Brown picks attendants for marriage to Elijah Crout to be held Saturday January 7 at 7:30 pm at the New Jersey Presbyterian Church in Carlisle Rev. Wilam Meyer to officiate. Matron of honor is Mrs Eugene Brown, sister in law. Bridesmaids include Bernice Asher and Linda Lou Marshall. Groomsmen are Lester DeGroat Robert Albert and Eugene Brown. Jimmy Brown to be ring bearer. Open church ceremony to be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavena Brown
Elijah Crout
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Carlisle Tre
Wilam Meyer
Eugene Brown
Bernice Asher
Linda Lou Marshall
Lester DeGroat
Robert Albert
Jimmy Brown
Economist Sterling McMillan Leaves Western Reserve for NPA
Cleveland report confirms Dr. Sterling McMillan professor of economics at Western Reserve University is granted a leave of absence to accept an appointment with the National Production Authority. The move marks a senior academic stepping into a governmental post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sterling McMillan
Western Reserve University
National Production Authority
Martha Circle Meets at Mrs Vernon Moon Home
The Clubs Martha Circle of Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs Vernon Moon's Franklin Street home yesterday afternoon. They reported a successful chocolate sale and approved funds for general missions. They plan to send medical supplies money books and magazines to Navaho Mission at Farmington New Mexico. Devotions by Mrs Chan Dakin on What Is in Thine Hand. Mrs Arnold Lowe spoke on His Spirit in Us for Them. A Dutch auction bake sale during social hour was successful. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Vernon Moon
Franklin St
Farmington, N. M
Chan Dakin
Arnold Lowe
Installation of officers at Tuesday meeting
The Tuesday meeting installed newly elected officers led by installing officer Mrs. William Click. Officers include Mrs. Victor Click Sr councilor Mrs. Howard Hoover associate councilor Mrs. Ed Busby past councilor Miss Maude Williams vice councilor Mrs. John Williams associate vice councilor Miss Betty Mae Click recording secretary Mrs. Elmer Triplett financial secretary Mrs. Adolph Roberts assistant financial secretary Mrs. Robert Fiscus treasurer Mrs. Richard Shockley conductor Mrs. Herbert Rolfe warden Mrs. Gerald Fagan trustees Mrs. Joe Dimyer Mrs. Adolph Robert and Mrs. Ferris Gutschal color bearers. Charter was draped in honor of deceased member Mrs. Margaret McChesney. Next meeting is January 9 with Miss Maude Williams to entertain the Silver Chain Sewing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Click
Howard Hoover
Ed Busby
Gerald Fagan
Maude Williams
John Williams
Joe Ditmyer
Betty Mae Click
Elmer Triplett
Adolph Roberts
Robert Fiscus
Richard Shockley
Mirs
Herbert Rolfe
Joe Dimyer
Adolph Robert
Ferris Gutschal
Margaret McChesney
Silver Chain Sewing Club
Delta Theta Tau Holds January Meeting at Civic Association
Delta Theta Tau Sorority met last evening at the Civic Association with Mrs. Robert Myers presiding. Reports from committees were heard. Mrs. Perry Plank presented the final report on Christmas card sales. A card party is planned later in the month. The next meeting is a dinner at Manchester Hotel on Monday January 22 at 6 30 p.m. The chapter will be inspected by a national officer and initiation of new members is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Civic Association
Robert Myers
Perry Plank
Manchester
Woman's Club Meets at Girls' Club for Health Talks
Members of the Woman's Club gathered at the Girls' Club with hosts Mrs. E. S. Land and Mrs. H. H. Belknap. Mrs. D. F. Holloway spoke on longevity and nutrition, noting life may begin at 80. Mrs. Kenseth S. Learey presented on the atom and radioisotopes used in cancer and thyroid treatment, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Girls’ Club
Regents and Moose Women Meet for Bingo Evening
Graduate Regents and Women of the Moose gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Schneider’s Garfield Street home. Prizes were won by Mrs. David Bailey Mrs. Lester Keeler Mrs. Edith Arpp and Mrs. Howard Schneider. Next meeting set for January 16 at Mrs. Arpp’s Manchester Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Fred Schneider
Garfield St
David Bailey
Lester Keeler
Edith Arpp
Howard Schneider
Arpp
Manchester Ave
Loyal Friends Class Plans January Meeting and Events
The Loyal Friends Class of the First Church of Christ met at Mrs. George Tatman’s home on Young Street for the January gathering. They organized a party for Longview patients on January 20 and prepared for the Cincinnati trip on February 16. Mrs. Kenneth Steele and Mrs. Robert Kirby led the program. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs. Kenneth Lowe, Mrs. Herb Dean, and Mrs. Tatman. The next meeting will feature an anniversary dinner on February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
George Tatman
Young St
Longview
Cincinnati
Kenneth Steele
Robert Kirby
Earl Moore
Kenneth Lowe
Herb Dean
Tatman
Canasta Cuties Club Forms From Nameless Group
A group of women who met informally named themselves Canasta Cuties at a home gathering with Mrs. Thomas Bailey hosting on Bexley Drive. They plan to meet every other week and played cards with desserts. winners were Mrs. Kenneth Monroe and Mrs. Clemen Amore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey
Bexley Dr
Burton Rossfeld
Robert Hudson
Lyman Nein
Paul Helsel
Clemen Amore
Kenneth Monroe
Mr. Sanderson
Monroe
Amore
Philathea Class Hosts Covered Dish Dinner at First Methodist
The Philathea class of the First Methodist Church held a Tuesday evening covered dish dinner at the church. Chairman Mrs Ed Schatz led the event with assistance from Mrs John Hamm and Mrs Luff Laundy. Mrs Laundy showed movies featuring scenic Ohio locations as the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Methodist Church
Ed Schatz
John Hamm
Luff Laundy
Laundy
Ohio
Pao Coming Up Lads' Aid Meets at Mrs Lord's Home
Pao Coming Up Lads' Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at 1725 Fleming Rd at 7 30 p m Friday. Drill Team of the Rainbow for Girls Middle town Assembly No 68 meets Saturday at 1 30 p m. Members should bring dues. Regular business meets at 7 30 p m Saturday. Erection of officers on the agenda. Installation of new officers January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Arthur Lord
Fleming Rd
Order of the Rainbow
Middletown Assembly No. 68
Senior Philathea Class Hosts Covered Dish Dinner
The Senior Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening for a covered dish dinner. Tables were decorated in blue and white. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Hardin and Mrs. J. B. Mays. The class voted to sponsor a party for Long View Hospital patients in November. Mr. Joe Belk played piano with Mrs. Frank Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Roy Hardin
J. B. Maysities
Long View Hospital
Joe Belk
Frank Sample
Warren Youths Held In Christmas Theft Spree
Three Warren County youths including 16 year old Franklin juvenile were held by Sheriff Gerald W Couden on charges of burglary and theft. Ralph Gillenwater 19 Jasper Mulligan 18 and Floyd Richards 21 along with the juvenile admitted the offenses and await grand jury action with bonds set at 1500. The group allegedly burglarized a Franklin garage and home and stole four autos from Franklin South Lebanon Cincinnati and Lebanon between December 27 and January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Franklin
Gerald W Couden
Ralph Gillenwater
Near Lebanon
Jasper Mulligan
South Lebanon
Couden
Floyd Richards
Auto
Stel
Donnald Verbryke
Mason
Nwater
Robert Martz, Jr
Martz
Hamilton
Cincinnati
William Gillman
Martin St
Richards
Warren McCormick
Chautauqua
War fears boost Butler County marriage license totals
Butler County records show 1050 marriage licenses issued in the last year, up from 847 in 1949, with yearly totals reflecting wartime inductions and postwar returns. Judge Oscar R. Leiser notes many marriages occurred in neighboring states, while divorce suits rose to 933 with 41 decrees granted as the period saw rising family disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Probate Court
Leiser
Joseph Kiep
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Husand
Common Pleas
Kiep
Carlisle Cub Pack 44 Holds Investiture Ceremonies
Investiture ceremonies for Cub Pack 44 in Carlisle are set for 7 p.m. at Carlisle School. Bobcat badges will be presented to 27 cubs along with several other awards. Cubmaster Marvin Hoildy and Pack Committee Chairman Robert Davis lead the unit under the Mound Builders Area Council PTA sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
PTA
Carelisle School
Paul Parker
Mound Builders Area Council
Medley of Christmas Carols Featured on Horn
Mrs. D. O Fisher spoke about her Sweden trip and a month in Stockholm along with a concert program including a French horn medley and trombone pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O Fisher
Sweden
Stockholm
Art Study Club Meeting Highlights Silvercraft Lecture
The Penn Art Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. George H. Zeller's Aberdeen Drive home. William Albers of Loring Andrews Company Cincinnati presented an illustrated lecture on Art in Silvercraft featuring antique and modern silver pieces. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and assistants Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Purvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Zeller
Aberdeen
William Albers
Loring Andrews Company
Cincinnati
Robert Burns
J. Purvis
Fourteen New Middletown Men Enlisted In Armed Forces
Fourteen young men from Middletown enlisted in the service with 27 awaiting disposition or examination at the U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station at 11 S Canal St Set Gregory announced SSgt George Stoker was called to Cincinnati to assist with processing As of today 11 men are in Cincinnati awaiting discharge reports Sixteen enlistees will go to Cincinnati for examinations Thirteen of the fourteen have gone to Lackland AFB for basic training The other James R Crebs heads to Ft Knox for basic training Rumors of enlistment cuts are incorrect and interested men should contact Sgt Gregory at their earliest convenience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Luther L. Gregory
U. S Army and
Air Force
S. Canal St
Gregory
George Stoker
Cincinnati
Cinnnati
Queen City
Cinciinnati
Oranch
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
James L. Brammer
James F. Myers
Bobby G. Burnett
John P. Norton
Zollier G. Heizer
Jack H. Keller
Neil C. Pappas
Robert Parks
Allen H. Birch
Alexander Childs, Jr
Robert B. Coffee
Richard D. Sandlin
James R. Crebs
3Rd Armored Division
Ft. Knox
Set
Army Air Force
Army
Iowa Raises One Quarter Of US Hog Sales Each Year
Iowa accounts for about 25 percent of the nation’s hog slaughter and sales, signaling a heavy regional share in the U.S. hog market. The state’s hog industry drives substantial meat production and affects national supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Problem Is To Make Citizens Aware Of Cancer
Dr. Walter A. Reese, chairman of Middletown cancer clinic advisory group, urged the public to learn cancer signs and seek medical checks. He spoke at the Middletown Chapter luncheon at the Manchester Hotel, about 20 members attended. The group outlined future steps and set a slogan for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Reese
Reese
Middletown
Butler County Cancer Society
Manchester
Cancer Society
Middletown Hospital
Two Middletown Men Accepted For Marine Enlistment
Two Middletown men, William Thomas Conrad and Eugene Hollingsworth Corwin, were accepted today for U S Marine Corps enlistment and assigned to active duty. They will undergo eight weeks of recruit training at Parris Island South Carolina then receive ten days leave before reporting for duty at a Marine Corps specialist school. Technical Sergeant Aubrey Hanger, in charge of the local recruiting office, provided the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
U. S. Marine Corps
William Thomas Conrad
Anne Conrad
Michael Rd
Eugene Hollingsworth Corwin
George Corwin
Malvern St
Marine Camp
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Aubrey Hanger
S. Main St
New Manager Named To Loan Firm Here
Robert Hufziger, formerly assistant manager at the Commonwealth Loan Company in Middletown for three and a half years, was named manager to replace Edmond Rembowski who resigned to take another post in Cleveland. Hufziger, 29, resides at 3211 Pleasant Ave in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hufziger
Commonwealth Loan Company of
Middletown
Edmond Rembowski
Cleveland
Hufziger
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
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Pao
Cannon
Ashion
A Grant Co
Gpents Guaranters m Alee
Central Ave
United Reconstructed
Suerte Arab
United
Tytus
Warren
Penn
Vere
WPFB
Germantown RD
Walker
Sar Yroril
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