Holiday Visitors Return to Homes Across Three States
The Graft home on Grand Ave hosts a multi family holiday gathering as relatives travel from Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. William R Berry returns to Belleville. Kenneth Kiester and family head to Brownville. John E Miller and Karen Sue resume routine after Florida trip. Reva Snodgrass returns to Olivet Nazarene College. Mrs. C B Timmons visits Birmingham. the Compsons host. Robert Bailey Lease arrives in Harrisburg after Florida visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ave
William R. Berry
Belleville
Ill
Berry
Scott Air Base
Kenneth Kiester
Brownville
John E. Miller
Karen Sue
Ardmore
Ft. Pierce
Ft. Cloud
Fla
Mrs. Miller
C. C. Marlett
Florida
Millers
Mrs. Marlett
Lester Blersch
Cincinnati
Reva Snodgrass
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
John Snodgrass
Sherman Ave
Interesting Talk By Art Study Club On Cartooning
Members of the Art Study Club met at Mrs. George Davies home to hear a program on cartooning led by Mrs. Robert C. Baker. She traced the history from Nast to modern editors and comic strips, praising The New Yorker and noting favorite caricaturists and animators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Study Club
George Davies
Eleventh Ave
Edward Barker
Robert C. Baker
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
McCutcheon
Cujicago Tribune
New York World
Cartooning
The
New Yorker
Berryman
Washington Star
Bruce Russell
Los Angeles Times
Cy Hungerford
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Orr
Chicago Tribune
Warren
Cincinnati Enquirer
Charles Dana Gibson
Peter Arno
Helen Hakinson
Russell
Caniff
Steve Canyon
Chic Young
Blondie
Walt Disney
Marvin Clark
W. E. Marshall
Homemakers Circle Enjoys Antiques Evening
Homemakers Circle No 1 met at Mrs Thoburn Petersons home on Baltimore Street. Before the business session J Lindeman spoke on antiques. A social hour followed with refreshments prepared by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Thoburn Peterson
Baltimore St
J. Lindeman
Humbach Russell exchange vows date set
Date selected for the Humbach Russell wedding is Saturday January 22 at 8 am in the local First Baptist Church Hamilton. Reception will be at the Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton with Pauline Humbach maid of honor and Kathryn Mehas Carolyn Pabst Ruth Buchanan as bridesmaids. Best man is Edward Barker with Carl Lewis Tony Ellis and Charles Ellis as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Humbach
Hamilton
James Russell
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Pauline Humbach
Kathryn Mehas
Carolyn Pabst
Ruth Buchanan
Edward Barker
Clarksville
Carl Lewis
Tony Ellis
Charles Ellis
Dayton
Progressive Mothers Circle meeting at 2024 Central Ave
The Progressive Mothers Circle of the Mothers Study League met at Mrs. Willis Whitman’s home. Mrs. Russell Dempster was named chairman of ways and means, and Mrs. Thomas Sander will join the nominating committee for Federation of Women’s Clubs. A white elephant sale is planned. The program featured a musical by Mrs. Helen Gerber Ramsdell and Mrs. Howard Wren with Mrs. Herbert Franz on piano. Repertoire included Rimsky Korsakov Hymn to the Sun, Valdeny Serenade, Csardas by Haase, Bless This House, Danny Boy, and Little Song of Life. A luncheon with pink carnations, white snapdragons, and blue candles followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Mothers’ Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Willis Whitman
Central Ave
Russell Dempster
Ways and Means
Thomas Sander
Federation of Women's Clubs
Helen Gerber Ramsdell
Howard Wren
Herbert Franz
Test Tubes Hamsters Study Milk Diets
Asiatic hamsters have been imported to the United States in large numbers for experiments on milk and cheese diets. Researchers seek parallels to human dietary responses, hoping to reveal insights into nutrition and metabolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Opportunity Class Discussed At Middletown DAR Meeting
Mrs N A M Ralston presented a report on the Opportunity School part of Middletown schools with discussion on developing unused talents. Mrs H B Harvey spoke on schools sponsored by the National Society and two in southern states will receive donations. National Society projects Ellis Island Hospital and American Indian education funds also received annual gifts. The Waldschmidt House restoration and new Administration building in Washington received cash gifts. Officers named to attend National Congress in April and regional Ohio Conference in March. Hostess Mrs Ralph Schleich with Mrs W H Minton served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity School
Middletown
N. A. M. Ralston
Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ralston
H. B. Harvey
National Society
Tamassee
Kate Duncan Smith
Ellis Island Hospital
National Organization
Waldschmidt
Camp Dennison
Ohio
Society
Washington
D. C
Harvey
National Congress
James B. Kunkler
Cleveland
Frank Forbes
Howard Munger
William Schuck
Julia Dillman
Ralph Schleich
Highview Road
W. H. Minton
Church club gatherings fill city with small group events
The Churches Philathaea Class of First Baptist and the First Methodist groups held covered dish dinners, business meetings led by presidents and chairmen, devotionals, poems or readings, and musical numbers. Other church circles met at homes for devotionals and sketches, with committees handling meals and programs. The Evangelical United Brethren Woman's Society met at a member's home with plans for a Lincoln penny project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Luff Laundy
Hackney
Wala Frayer
Walter Case
Russell Cunningham
George Mullins
Clifford Cook
Woman's Society of World Service
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Banker
Elmo Pl
Homer Getz
Margaret McKeon Weds Robert McNair In Connecticut Love
Miss Margaret Alice McKeon and Robert Andrew McNair united in a December 28 wedding at St Aedans Church in a double ring ceremony. The couple, of New Haven and Middletown respectively, planned a short honeymoon in Williamstown Massachusetts before making their home at 30 Curtis Street Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McKeon
Robert McNair
Middletown
Margaret Alice McKeon
John J. McKeon
New Haven
Conn
Robert Andrew McNair
E. D. McNair
S. Sutphin St
St. Aedan’s Church
Vincent Lyddy
John David Malarky
Fairfield
Oakdale Tavern
Wallinford
Williams Inn
Williamstown
Mass
Army Air Forces
Armco Steel Corporation
Curtis St
Daughters of American Lodge Council Meets in Malta Hall
In The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of American met Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs J W Pearce presiding over the business. Christine Jackson moved to the Councilor chair to preside for the next six meetings. Twelve members attended and a social hour followed. Graduate Regents Women of the Moose met last evening at Mrs Michael Thines home in Crawford St. Prizes went to Mrs Lester Keeler Mrs David Bailey Mrs Clifford Emerick Mrs John Perry Sr and Mrs Charles Bolton. The next meeting is set for January 18 at Mrs Bolton s Yankee Rd home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hall
First Church of Christ
Robert Figgins
Sherman Ave
John Ballay
Paul Yarber
Petunia
Forest Bowman
Henry Barker
Dvorak
Robert Binnix
Harley Stanforth
Cleveland Williams
Nadia Blevins
Wave McMurray
Charles Homan
Women of the Moose
Michael Thinnes
Crawford
Lester Keeler
David Bailey
Clifford Emerick
John Perry
Charles Bolton
Bolton
Yankee Rd
BIRTHS IN TOWN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mr and Mrs E H Dietz announce a boy born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Shaper at 2129 Lamberton St welcome a girl Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dale Martz 430 Spring St Franklin a boy. Mr and Mrs Harold Harsh 3504 Rosedale a girl Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Marlen Ratliff 1716 Verity Pkwy a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Douglas Hobart 1004 Malvern Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Asa DeHaven Germantown a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Daryl Holthaus Franklin a boy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carroll Hendricks 2107 Wilbraham Rd a boy Wednesday. Out of town Mr and Mrs Paul A Barnes Cedar of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood Calif a boy Jeffery Maynard Barnes. Paternal grandmother Mrs Besse Barnes 1109 Young St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dietz
Excello
Woodrow Shaper
Lamberton St
Dale Martz
Spring St
Franklin
Harold Harsh
Rosedale
Marlen Ratliff
Verity Pwky
Douglas Hobart
Malvern Ave
Asa DeHaven
Germantown
Daryl Holthaus
Carroll Hendricks
Wilbraham Rd
Paul A. Barnes
Cedar of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Calif
Jeffery Maynard Barnes
Besse Barnes
Young St
February meeting reviews China book and shares items
At the February meeting the program leader Mrs. W. E. Cribbs reviewed the first two chapters of China Twilight or Dawn and led a Q and A session. Articles from China were shown, Mrs. R. A. Hill led the devotionals, and all offered prayers. Hostess provided refreshments after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cribbs
China
R. A. Hill
Advanced Day Program Set By First Methodist Church
The Advanced Day Program will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday January 6 in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist Church An extra meeting of the Woman s Society of Christian Service members will bring gifts saved in mite boxes or other means The Epiphany Day special service honors the wise men s gifts to the new born Saviour and will be used across 27000 societies in the United States The audience will participate and focus on needs abroad with emphasis on consecration and inspiration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Woman’s Organization
Charles F. Bailey
Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
United States
Christmas Eve Vows Exchanged in Franklin
Christmas Eve in Franklin saw Miss Evadene Kindred wed to Ray Hendricks formerly of Ravenna Ky. In a 5 30 p m ceremony at the First Baptist Church parsonage the Rev H S Gessner officiated with Miss Virginia Kindred and Ray Kindred plus Miss Barbara Taylor as witnesses. The groom works for Frigidaire in Dayton and the couple plans a honeymoon trip to Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evadene
Franklin
Ray Hendricks
Ravenna
First Baptist Church
H. S Gessner
Virginia Kindred
Ray Kindred
Barbara Taylor
Frigidaire
Dayton
Dale
Homemaker's Circle hears child librarian talk
Mrs Paul Berry of Winona hosted Homemaker's Circle No 2 with a tureen dinner. Pauline Schmidt, librarian at the Children's Library, gave a talk on selecting good books for children and highlighted outstanding titles from preschool to junior high. A brief business meeting followed led by vice president Mrs Victor Mackall. There are 4 750 000 commercial truck drivers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berry
Winona
United States
Penny-Detecting Chemical Test Reveals Copper Trace
A new chemical test can detect the tiniest copper traces on a person who has picked up a penny. This ultra sensitive method marks a breakthrough in trace metal detection and could aid in forensic or investigative work.
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News of Society
Peg Rosing
C. B. Timmons
Aberdeen
Arene Payoral
Birmingham
Mich
Compson
Georganne Timmons
Robert Bailey Lease
Harrisburg
Frank Hidy
Fleming Rd
Homemakers’ Circle
Yolly le
Humbach-Russell Exchange of Vows
Mata Ot Oe Eelems
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Philathea
Tom Baird
al Veran
St. Christopher
L. J. van Guelpen
R. L. Hoskins
C. L. Hoskins
U. S
William J. Miller
King Feateres, Inc
Gray’s Watch Repair
Castell Bldg
Main ST
Homemaker's Circle
Sanitone Eens
Sale
Nylon Hose
Mfort
Pris
Ato Ee Ie
Anne Iin
SUN
Dad
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