Civic Chorus Seeks Public Input For Spring Concert
Middletown Civic Chorus invites public views on music for the annual spring concert. Rehearsals begin tomorrow at 7:45 pm in Middletown High School music room. new members welcome. Ruth DuChemin, secretary, solicits ideas via postcard or phone.
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Middletown Civic Chorus
William Saunders
Middletown
Civic Chorus
Ruth DuChemin
South Main St
Middletown High School
Homemakers Circle Seven Meets at Mrs Maertz Home
The January gathering of Homemaker's Circle Seven took place at Mrs Charles Maertz's Tytus Avenue home. Members answered roll with odd facts and heard a Christmas project report. a basket for a needy family was arranged by Mrs Harold Blank Mrs Olho Phillips and Mrs Ronald. A review of Don Fontaines Sugar on the Slate was presented by Mrs A M Laren. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs John Wilkins with co-hostess Mrs Edgar Hiles. refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs William Schawhan.
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Homemaker’s Circle Seven
Charles Maertz
Tytus Ave
Harold Blank
Ol Ho Phillips
Ronald
A. M. Laren
Don Fontaine
John Wilkins
Ellen Dr
Edgar Hiles
William Schawhan
Installation of 1952 Officers of Letter Carriers Aux
After a dinner at the Colony on Saturday the Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers installed 1952 officers. Mrs Harold Hannah led the services with Mrs Aldie Lloyd assisting. Officers include President Mrs Robert Patton Vice President Mrs Charles Flavin Secretary Treasurer Mrs James Layer Chaplain Mrs Oakwood Jordan Mistress at arms Mrs Cecil Hartman. Cards prizes went to Mrs Flavin Mrs Karl Schrim Mrs Milford Pendleton and Mrs LaVerne Knox. Arrangements were by Mrs Knox Mrs Cox and Mrs Jordan.
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Colony
National Association of Letter Carriers
Harold Hannah
Aldie Lloyd
Robert Patton
Charles Flavin
James Layer
Oakwood Jordan
Cecil Hartman
Flavin
Karl Schrim
Milford Pendleton
LaVerne Knox
Knox
Cox
Jordan
Miss Potter Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Thomas Martin of Columbia Avenue hosted a miscellaneous shower for her niece Miss Joan Potter yesterday afternoon. Relatives gathered to wish her well as she prepares to marry Joseph Fattlar of Zanesville on February 16 at Holy Trinity Church. The dining table featured a lace cloth and pink candles with pink flowers. refreshments were served.
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Thomas Martin
Columbia Ave
Joan Potter
Miss Potter
Joseph Fattlar
Zanesville
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown civic groups set to resume rehearsals and meetings
Middletown Civic Symphony resumes 7:30 p m rehearsal at Middletown High School Music Room. Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority meets tomorrow at 7:30 in the Directors’ Room at the YMCA.
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Middletown
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
YMCA
Messiah Tape Recording To Be Heard At Chorus Rehearsal
Middletown Civic Chorus will hear a tape recording of The Messiah at the first rehearsal of the new year tomorrow evening at 7 30.
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Middletown Civic Chorus
Mary Klapper Announces Lois Jean Lindley Marriage
Mrs Mary Klapper of Yankee Rd announces the marriage of her eldest daughter Lois Jean to Ralph A Lindley son of Mr and Mrs Allen Lindley of Kokomo Ind Vows were spoken December 29 in Kingman Ind at the groom s sister Mrs John Isaacs home who performed the ceremony The bride wore a navy gabardine suit with white rosebud corsage Attendant Mrs David Geary wore tan tweed and velveteen with white corsage Groom s cousin David Geary attended The bride graduated Lemon Monroe High School 1948 The groom from West Middleton High School 1942 and Employed by Delco Kokomo They reside in West Middleton now
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Mary Klapper
Yankee Rd
Lois Jean
Ralph A. Lindley
Allen Lindley
Kokomo
Ind
Kingman
John Isaacs
David Geary
West Middleton
Lindley
Lemon-Monroe High School
Delco Products
City Officials Attend Stag For Departing Guard
City commissioners and the city manager will attend a going away stag party for Company F 147th Infantry Regiment on January 10 at the Legion Home 116 South Main Street. Guests include Col George Shieley and four of his staff plus Capt Leroy Thompson Capt Andy Dobrozsi Lt Robert Ford. The 6 p.m. event features a fish fry and is sponsored by the Middletown National Guard Association with American Legion Post 218.
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Company F
147 Infantry Regiment
Legion Home
South Main St
George Shieley
147Th Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Leroy Thompson
107Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Andy Dobrozsi
180Th Aaa Battalion
Robert Ford
323Rd Field Artillery Battalion
Middletown National Guard Association
Cooperaton
American Legion Post 218
Lodge says Eisenhower could still be candidate in primaries
Standing before a large Eisenhower photo Lodge told reporters the general is as much a candidate as Army rules allow. He refused to say if Eisenhower’s name will appear in other primaries while stressing Eisenhower is in the race to the finish. Lodge noted Eisenhower would not seek office but would answer a party call to public service. The note on cococa and 1520 is unrelated and omitted.
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Eisenhower
Lodge
Army
Swiss cop offers combined brake accelerator to cut crashes
Jakob Gossweiler of the Zurich police traffic division proposes a pedal system that blends brake and accelerator. He says using the heel to gas and the ball of the foot to brake keeps the foot ready to brake and would cut gasoline flow when braking, potentially reducing crashes by about 80 percent. He estimates 800000 lives could have been saved in the US over 50 years.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Jakob Gossweiler
United States
Gossweiler
Queen Mary TransAtlantic Liner Glass Port Holes Count
A 2000 portholes on the Queen Mary trans Atlantic liner hold 2500 square feet of glass.
Sleep Lot If You Want A Long Life Sleep Lot If You Want A Long Life
New York aged life study finds regular sleep as the common thread among 70 to 90 year olds. Dr. Harry Johnson credits eight hours and routine for longevity, while noting exceptions like Thomas Edison who slept little but napped. Sleep science remains uncertain, with naps partly offsetting reduced bed time.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
Harry Johnson
Life Estension Institute
Thomas A. Edison
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Margaret Miller Dies at 83 in Middletown
Margaret Jane Miller 83 mother of late Herbert S. Miller Middletown attorney and former state representative was found dead at 7 am Sunday at 1520 Central Ave. Death due to heart attack as per coroner Dr. Garret Boone. She survived by a brother two grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Russell Galloway officiating. Interment in Miller Mausoleum Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 and 7-10 pm.
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Margaret Jane Miller
Herbert S. Miller
Middletown
Central Ave
Miller
Butler County
Valley Mills
Charles Miller
Herbert
Charles
Charles Stein
Cincinnati
McCoy-Leffler
Russell W. Galloway
Graveside service for infant Katherine Rhoads held at Woodside
Gravesides were held at Woodside Cemetery at 3 45 p m today for Katherine Sue Rhoads infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Rhoads of 615.
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Woodside Cemetery
Katherine Sue Rhoads
Marvin Rhoads
Denmark Canada eye rich Greenland ore deposits
Copenhagen reports a Scandinavian Canadian venture may mine Greenland ore near Mestervig. Surveys by Swedish and Canadian geologists found at least 400000 tons of rich zinc and lead ore with minor other metals. A government plan envisions a Denmark registered company with Nordic and Canadian partners, potential investment around 14 million dollars, and large scale mining only after further prospecting.
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Copenhagen
Greenland
Denmark
Arctic
Mestervig
Mestervic
Canada
Governent
Baker Daughters Return to Howard University
Misses Rowena and Geraldyne Baker, daughters of Mr and Mrs Chester H Baker, have returned to Howard University in Washington DC after visiting family for the holidays. The Infantile Paralysis Committee will meet Monday night at Lambert's Tea Room on Ninth Ave and all members are urged to attend.
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Rowena
Geraldyne Baker
Chester H. Baker
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Lambert's
Ninth Ave
Police Briefs Include Multiple Arrests On City Streets
Police charged James Bryant 27 of 1617 Pershing Ave with dis orderly conduct resisting arrest and interfering with an officer after last nights arrest at Central Ave and Clinton St. His 30 year old companion faced intoxication charges. Jerome Treadway 25 of 137 Dudley St Dayton was charged with lack of license and parking on the left side of the street after an arrest late Saturday at Garfield St and York Ave.
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James Bryant
Pershing Ave
Central Ave
Clinton St
Jerome Treadway
Dudley St
Dayton
Garfield St
York Ave
Meteors and Meteorites Defined in Astronomy Notes
Meteors are luminous bodies known as shooting stars. When these bodies reach Earth they are classified as meteorites.
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Earth
Funeral services held for Mrs Callie Ausberry
Private funeral services for Mrs Callie M Ausberry 38 of 1222 Young Street conducted at 1 pm Tuesday at Maxberry Funeral Home. Elders Ralph Bass and RC Carter of Dayton officiated. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. She died at Middletown Hospital Friday after a short illness. There were no visitations.
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Callie M. Ausberry
Young St
Maxberry
Ralph Bass
R. C. Carter
Dayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Ausberry
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Nora Ballinger dies after stroke in Franklin
Mrs Nora Ballinger 79 of Hinkle Road West Middletown Route 1 died suddenly at 9 30 am Sunday at her home after a stroke. She is survived by her husband William Ballinger a sister Mrs Belle Shaw Bloomington Ind and a brother Grover Thomas Lexington Ky. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Wednesday at Robert Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation begins after 2 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Nora Ballinger
Hinkle Rd
West Middletown
William Ballinger
Belle Shaw
Bloomington
Ind
Grover Thomas
Lexington
Robert Eaton
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral service for infant Phillips M. Harrison at Woodside Cemetery
Phillips M. Harrison infant son of Mr and Mrs William Gray Harrison of 1900 Dix Rd died at birth at 8 03 p m Saturday Middle town Hospital Rev H H Jung officiated Services follow the graveside at Woodside Cemetery at 3 30 p m Survivors include parents a brother Dale a sister Judith Ann grandparents Mr and Mrs Alva L Harrison of West Middletown and Mr and Mrs Ernest W Gustin of this city
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Granada Ave
Middletown Hospital
H. H. Jung
Bobby
Debra
Wilgie W. Rhoads
Dayton
Ralph Rusk
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Phillips M. Harrison
William Gray Harrison
Dix Rd
Dale
Judith Ann
Alva L. Harrison
West Middletown
Ernest W. Gustin
Mrs Katharine Merz Hamilton dies at Fort Hamilton Hospital
Katharine Haber Merz 79 widow of George Merz of 618 Walnut Street Hamilton died at Fort Hamilton Hospital at 10 30 p m Saturday. She had been bedridden for months and her death followed a long illness. She was a lifelong resident of Hamilton and is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Katharine Merz Hamilton
Katharine Haber Merz
George Merz
Walnut St
Hamilton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Cuyahoga County Tops Butler By One With Miami Enrollment
Miami University hosts 4 851 students from 36 states and 19 foreign countries. Cuyahoga leads with 624 students, Butler 623, Hamilton 510, Montgomery 296, Summit 129, Franklin 102, Warren 45, Preble 55. Out-of-state totals show Illinois 198 and Indiana 169.
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Miami
Vionroe
Vinton
Cuyahoga
Butler
Misami
Hamilton
Middletown
Hamilton County
Montgomery
Dayton
Summit
Akron
Summit County
Franklin
Warren County
Preble
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Dayton pastor Rodney E. Wysong dies after six weeks illness
Rodney E. Wysong 27 of 743 Elmhurst Road Dayton pastor Bethany Brethren Church and Grace Seminary student died at 10 a.m. Friday at St Elizabeth's Hospital after a six week illness. He is survived by his wife Mary daughter Rebecca parents Mr and Mrs Harley Wysong a brother Robert Myron of Dayton and grandmothers Mrs Minnie Wysong Dayton and Mrs Nora Witters Franklin.
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Dayton
Rodney E. Wysong
Elmhurst Rd
Bethany Brethren Church of
Obituary notices list local residents and services
John W. Casey 78 of 519 South Front St restaurant owner and former boxing promoter. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Payne Church. Mrs. Oscar Carpenter 54 of 567 Main St services 2 p.m. Tuesday Marsh Funeral Home Wilmington. Patricia Brown 21 of 1 Burnett St services 1 p.m. Tuesday at Payne Church. Jasper Rowland 73 of 2012 Fairfax Ave services Tuesday in Macedonia Ky.
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John W. Casey
South Front St
Payne Church
Oscar Carpenter
Main St
Marsh Funeral Home
Wilmington
Patricia Brown
Burnett St
Jasper Rowland
Fairfax Ave
Macedonia
Noted figures mourn: Wa ters Tong Keller and more pass away
New York veteran actor Keane Waters 56 once with Frohman. Wong Tong 62 Hong Kong merchant and Sun Yat Sen ally. Ellen B McCabe 25 Lenox biology professor. Eugene Tabakovich 78 Greek Catholic dean in Ohio Indiana Michigan. Frances Keller 78 aviation arbitration pioneer. William H. Lynn 63 actor famed in Three Men On a Horse.
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New York
Charles C. Waters
Daniel Frohman
Keane Waters
Hong Kong
Wong Tong
Sun Yat Sen
Generalissimo
Chiang Kai Shek
Lenox
Mass
Ellen B McCabe
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Eugene Tabakovich
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
St. John's
Hungary
Frances Keller
American Arbitration Association
Bull Moose Party
E. O
William H. Lynn
Providence
R. 1
Nomadic Micmac Wigwams Shaped By Birch Bark Travel
The nomadic Micmac Indians of Nova Scotia favored portable birch bark wigwams that could be faded and packed into canoes, reflecting their mobility and adaptation to river travel.
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Nova Scotia
Christmas Boxes PAGO PAGO Samoa Handicraft Gifts
School children in American Samoa sent 49 Christmas boxes filled with island handiwork to U.S. youngsters. Each box, woven from pandanus, includes a handbag, a cowrie shell necklace, a floor mat, a Samoa life poster, and a greeting letter. One box goes to an elementary school in every state capital and the District of Columbia.
Immigrant brings valuable Hebrew manuscripts to Israel
A spokesman for the Oriental Communities Research Institute says immigrants from Arab and Oriental countries have donated valuable Hebrew manuscripts. Some will be published in bank form, and thousands more will be microfilmed in Cambridge, Oxford, Istanbul, and New York archives. Israel and American libraries pledged closer cooperation after Dr Lawrence Marwick's visit to the Washington Library of Congress, which holds extensive Semitic and Jewish holdings.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Oriental Communities Research Institute
Cambridge
Oxford
Istanbul
New York
Lawrence Marwick
Washington Library of Congress
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