Dorcas Society January Meeting at Mrs Minnich Home
The Dorcas Society of the Church of the Brethren met January at the home of Mrs A E Minnich. Mrs Ralph Evans led devotions on The Life of Christ with a Mary Mother of Jesus reading. Mrs H H Lawrence led the business session and Mrs Evans organized games. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lane Ikenberry on Wilbraham. Officers and officers listed include Eddie Ross treasurer Eva Moore inside sentinel Courtney Tibbs outside sentinel Snethen Tibbs and Barnett trustees Defrates flag bearers and Roberts pianist. Defrates elected team captain. A social hour followed.
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Dorcas Society of the Church of the Brethren
A.E. Minnich
Ralph Evans
Christ
Mary
Mother of Jesus
H.H. Lawrence
Evans
Lane Ikenberry
Wilbraham
Eddie Ross
Eva Moore
Inside Sentinel
Courtney Tibbs
Outside Sentinel
Snethen
Tibbs
Barnett
Charles Defrates
Sethen
Roberts
Unity Council Installs New Officers at Malta Hall
Unity Council No. 241 of the Daughters of America met at Knights of Malta Hall last evening. New officers installed include deputy Mrs. Leslie Cremer and past councilor Miss Betty Defrates, with councilor Mrs. Glen Chaney and other officers listed.
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Unity Council No. 241
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Leslie Cremer
Betty Defrates
Grant Barnett
Glen Chaney
Rollie van Cleve
Rodger Stewart
Mervyan Snethen
Beryl Roberts
Gale Club Meeting At Girls Club Hosts
The Girls' Club met Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. W E Klepp and Mrs Frank Cox. Mrs Lawrence Dugan read Ring Out Wild Bells by Alfred Lord Tennyson. The group answered Looking Ahead to roll call and looked forward to peace. Mrs S H Kitchen led meditation and prayer. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for January 18 with hostesses Mrs C Deise and Mrs C McCrea.
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F.t.t.flub
W.E. Klepp
Frank Cox
Lawrence Dugan
Alfred Tennyson
S.H. Kitchen
Girls’ Club
C. Deise
C. McCrea
Welfare Auxiliary plans annual bridge party in January
Welfare Auxiliary of Middle town Hospital held its regular monthly meeting at Verity Hall. Mrs Heber Jones announced plans for a bridge party at the Manchester Hotel on January 24 with public invitations. Mrs Thomas Wilson reported the Thrift Shop will open on Tuesdays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m.
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Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
Heber Jones
Manchester Hotel
Thomas Wilson
Balance Sheet fragments reveal corporate liabilities and equity
The text shows several balance sheet items including capital, surplus, undivided profits, and various memoranda entries with totals around 14.8 million in assets and 13.9 million in liabilities and capital. The figures includeSpecific balances such as 2,802,581.96 5,360,722.18 981,852.10 and 14,806,584.51 across sections. Memoranda lines list additional amounts like 100,000.00 1,875,500.00 and 749,747.55.
Hospital Auxiliary Update At Middletown Hospital
Mrs Forrest Morrow and Mrs George Wedekind reported on the Gift Book operation in the hospital lobby. A C O Connor administrator of Middletown Hospital praised the Auxiliary for equipment purchases and national recognition of welfare auxiliaries. Nursing staff presided over tea tables during the social hour.
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Forrest Morrow
George Wedekind
A.C. O'Connor
Middletown Hospital
American War Mothers Meet at Kessler Auditorium
The group met Thursday afternoon with Mrs William Gillespie presiding. Mrs Robert Iller read the chapter, and ways and means chair Mrs Robert Graham announced a later card party. Mrs S A Clark named fourth vice president and hospital chair with assistants. charter draped for World War II mother Rose Erb. national chaplain Mrs Waring of Cincinnati attended. closing prayer by Mrs Bessie Johnson.
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Amercan
Kessler Auditorium
William Gillespie
Robert Iller
Robert Graham
Ways and Means
S. A. Clark
Clark
Charles Bolton
Robert Bowman
Rose Erb
Waring
Cincinnati
Bessie Johnson
Homemakers Club circle meets at Baniss home
Circle 6 of the Homemakers' Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Lenard Banisss home on Central Avenue. They planned a March party for husbands and discussed the book The Bishop's Mantle by Agnes Sligh Turnbull reviewed by Mrs Kenneth Anderson. Hostess was Mrs Charles Jay with co host Mrs. Jay.
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Homemakers’ Club
Lenard Baniss
Bethlehem Lutheran Ladies Society Meets at Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Ladies Society met at the church with Rev. Bern ard Heuer presiding. Mrs. S. P. Moyer led the afternoon program and papers on denominational differences and church music were presented by Mrs. Homer Jones and Mrs. George Davies. Officers were elected and a luncheon followed.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Ladies’ Society
Bernard Heuer
S. P. Moyer
Homer Jones
Donald Spring
George Davies
Reverend Heller
Joe Herman
Chester Wendt
Ronald Lane
Lewis Reiner
M. S. Millis
Mabel Hawkins
Arthur Frey
A. Charles Rempe
Henry Gerhard
Bertha Miller
GI Finds Check In Korea Sends It Back To U S
In Korea Sgt. Robert E. Durat found a Dayton bank check near the Pyongyang air strip and mailed it back to Second Lt. William Jay Ratsch Jr. The bank recredited the account with 34.34 as promised, after the note praised honest Americans and urged return.
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Korea
U. S
Dayton
William Jay Ratsch, Jr
America
Durat
Ratsch
Missing Ammo and Gun Found Near West Elkton
Lannie Bailey of West Elkton reported finding a gun a tool used in construction and a box of ammunition late yesterday after he suspected theft. Frank Esselman of Jefferson Rd helped locate the items a short distance from Bailey's car. Police warned that shells could fit a .22 rifle but were powerful enough to shatter the weapon if fired.
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Lannie Bailey
West Elkton
Bailey
Frank Esselman
Jefferson Rd
Sam Moore
Births Reported Across Several Households
Vital Statistics notes several births with parents and locations. Donald Nickell at 920 nice a girl yesterday. Theodore Repper Jr at 903 Paxton Cleveland a girl yesterday. Jesse Tinch Route 2 a girl yesterday. Ralph Beatty 2525 Wilbraham Rd a girl yesterday. Norman Gibbs 1718 Verity Pkwy a girl today. George Nichols 3019 Navaho St a boy today.
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Donald Nickell
Theodore Repper, Jr
Paxton Rd
Cleveland
Jesse Tinch
Yesteray
Ralph Beatty
Wilbraham Rd
Norman Gibbs
Verity Pkwy
George Nichols
Navaho St
Marriage Licenses Listed for Hamilton and Augusta Couples
Cecil J. Bennett aged 23 of Augusta Wisconsin and Katherine Wilson aged 26 of Hamilton obtain a license. Emmett Hargett 25 of Hamilton Route 1 and Etta J. Smith 17, and William Carl Flanagan Jr 20 laborer and Rachel Salone 16, both of Hamilton, also appear. Charles W. Flinchum 74 and G Wires 21, both of Hamilton, listed for licenses.
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Cecil J. Bennett
Augusta
Wis
Katherine Wilson
Hamilton
Emmett Hargett
Etta J. Smith
William Carl Flanagan, Jr
Rachel Salone
Charles W. Flinchum
G. Wires
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
In The Hospital ADMISSIONS Mrs. Belle McClain of Fleming Rd medical Mrs. Frank Watson of Wood lawn Ave medical Mrs. Harold Loxley of Omaha St medical Frank Matthers Hl son of Frank Matthers Jr of Eighteenth Ave medical Thomas Joseph Burkhardt son of Isaac Burkhardt Woodlawn Ave surgery David Snyder son of Homer Snyder of Germantown medical Mrs. Stanley Rothman of Hughes St medical Larry West son of Vernon West of Lylburn Rd medical Harry Burnett of Grove St surgery Roscoe Milburn of Hamilton medical DISMISSALS Mrs. Millard Hill of Mohawk Elvin Lawson of Germantown James Banker of Fifteenth oe Georg Schueller Jr of Ken wood Mrs. Alice Richardson of Yankee Rd Mrs. Clifford McKinney of Lawn Ave Floyd Turner of Franklin Ohio
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Belle McClain
Fleming Rd
Frank Watson
Woodlawn Ave
Harold Loxley
Omaha St
Frank Matthers
Frank Matthers, Jr
Eighteenth Ave
Thomas Joseph Burkhardt
Isaac Burkhardt
David Snyder
Homer Snyder
Germantown
Stanley Rothman
Hughes St
Larry West
Vernon
James Banker
Fifteenth
Georg Schueller, Jr
Kenwood
Alice Richardson
Yankee Rd
Clifford McKinney
Lawn Ave
Floyd Turner
Franklin, O
December Auto Sales Reach Four Hundred in Butler County
Four hundred new passenger cars were sold in Butler County in December, led by Chevrolet with 72. Buick ranked second with 55, followed by Ford 54 and Plymouth 35. Truck sales were led by GMC with 18, then Chevrolet 13 and Ford 7.
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Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Chevrolet
DeSoto
Nash
Packard
Cadillac
Hudson
Henry J
Lincoln
Willys
Kaiser
GMC
Ford
Dodge
Mack
International
Portsmouth man and two Cincinnatians found guilty in grand larceny
A Portsmouth Ohio man George Scott age 40 and Cincinnati residents Walter Johnson 46 and Franklin Stewart 36 were found guilty by a criminal court jury of grand larceny for stealing an $85 storage battery from the garage of the Indianapolis and Southeastern Tra ways Inc. Sentence was deferred.
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Cincinnati
Hill-Billy Feud Blamed For Man Shot On Cincinnati Street
Police linked a hill-billy feud to the shooting of 26 year old Glenn Dale Miller, a die punch operator, as he lay wounded on a Cincinnati sidewalk. Louis Thomas Wheeler and Joe Blevins were held on open charges. Wheeler admitted firing and Blevins drove the car. Wheeler was arrested in Fort Thomas Kentucky. Blevins was detained in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Glenn Dale Miller
General Hospital
Louis Thomas Wheeler
Joe Blevins
Wheeler
Miller
Campbellsville
Blevins
Fort Thomas
Roush, 61, Dean at Bonebrake Seminary, Dies
Dr. Walter E. Roush aged 61, dean of Bonebrake Theological Seminary since September, died of pneumonia after a brief illness. He served as a professor at the Evangelical United Brethren Church seminary since 1927.
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Dayton
Walter E. Roush
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Evangelical United Brethren Church Seminary
Sea feathers revealed as animals in offshore waters
Observers note that sea feathers found across offshore waters from the Gulf of St Lawrence to the Carolinas are living animals rather than inanimate structures, expanding understanding of this marine phenomenon.
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
Carolinas
Television Lineup Listing for Saturday by Channel
Channel 4 schedules include Firefighters Hi Lite Hilarities Girls Will Be Girls and wrestling events plus variety shows. Channel 5 features Firefighter News Magic Window Girls Will Be Girls Haystack Hullabailoo wrestling and films with late night news. Channel 11 presents Western Theater News and sports programs including college basketball and sign offs. Channel 13 lists Western Theater Brown Vs Army Freak Sinatra TravelTime College Bowl TV Theater and boxing. Channel 7 offers Chester the Pup Mid-Day Merry Go Round Matinee Today Paul Dixon Music Shop Holiday Hotel and wrestling from McConkey.
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Wlw-T
Voice of the Enquirer
Dayton
WEW
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
Whio-Tv
Leo
Cincinnati
Healiday Hotel
Stu Erwin
Paul Whiteman
McConkey
Madison Uare Garden
Jack Brickhouse
Sian
Radio Programs Schedule Burst
A listing of 7:00 to 7:00 radio show slots includes Midwestern Hayride People Are Funny News Walty Time Johnny Dollar Vaughn Monroe Vesper Hour Jerry Gray Preston Sellers Sports Digest Lazy Acre Boys Stars on Parade Miss Parade Dinner Hour Wayte Moyt College Corner Show Jamboree Midd Walnut Hills Requestfully Yours.
Miami Faces Western Michigan In MAC Clash Tonight
Miami University basketball team the Redskins seeks to improve in the Mid American race by stopping Western Michigan's top scorers. WMU arrives with a 2 point loss to Northwestern and wins over Central Michigan Manchester Iowa Hope Ball State Alparaiso and Ripon. Miami owns five wins and five losses and will play WMU in their MAC opener.
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Oxford
Miami University
Redskins
Western Michigan College
At & P.m
Western Michigan
Northwestern
Central Michigan
Manchester
Iowa
Hope
Ball State
Alparaiso
Ripon
Miami
Western Reserve
Toledo
Rockets
Kent
Bowling Green
Taskey
Eastern Kentucky
Marshall
Huntington
W.va
Mulloy Reaches Semis In Dixie Tennis Meet
Mulloy, defending champion from Miami and top seed, fought back to beat Cal Dickson of Tampa in three sets to reach the semifinals of the Dixie Tournament. Bitsy Grant, seeded No. 2, edged Charles Hare in three. Ham Richardson, Baton Rouge junior champion, won with Sidney Schwartz. In the women’s division, Doris Hart faces Shirley Fry, and Beverly Baker plays Laura Lou Jahn.
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TEMPA
Fila
Gardnar Mulloy
Tony Vincent
Bitsy Grant
Ham Richardson
Mulloy
Cal Dickson
Tampa
Miami
Dickson
Grant
Charles Hare
Chicago
Richardson
John Carroll Loses Quarterback To Navy
Cleveland AP report says Bill Peterson former Ohio State quarterback leaves John Carroll University to join active duty with the Air National Guard. He was pegged as a strong candidate for the T quarterback role at John Carroll.
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John Carroll
Navy
Cleveland
Bill Peterson
Ohio State University
Air National Guard
John Carroll University
Youngstown Athletics to Join Central League
Youngstown will switch from the Mid-Atlantic League to the Class A Central League this year, the ball club’s president and co-owner Nick Dolina says. The move aligns the Athletics with new regional competition and scheduling.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Athletics
Nick Dolina
Dionysius Exiguus Missed Year Zero Between BC and AD
The early monk Dionysius Exiguus did not insert a year zero when numbering epochs between BC and AD. This omission created a continuous year count from 1 BC to AD 1, influencing the medieval calendar system.
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Dionysius Exeguus
Tallulah Bankhead Aide Held on Larceny Charge
Evelyn Cronin 58 former secretary to Tallulah Bankhead released on 1000 bail after pleading innocent to stealing 4284.61 from the actress. Cronin, once a traveling companion, faced larceny and forgery charges for padding checks Bankhead signed. Prosecutors say she used funds for liquor and other items for the star.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Evelyn Ramsay Cronin
Frank S. Hogan
Milburn in Fair Condition After Severe Heart Attack
Rosco Milburn 54 of 316 N Third Street Hamilton was reported fair by Middletown Hospital after suffering a severe heart attack at 4:13 am at the Earle Hotel 94 S Main Street. Fire crew found him conscious and administered oxygen before transport by McCoy Leffler ambulance.
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Rosco Milburn
Third St
Hamilton
Fair
Middletown
Ants
Milburn
Earle Hotel
S. Main St
McCoy-Leffler
Naval Academy at Annapolis established in 1845
The Naval Academy in Annapolis was founded in 1845, creating a dedicated institution for officer training and naval education. The establishment marked a key expansion of U.S. military education and national defense.
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
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