D A R Chapters Abroad Highlight International Service
The Colonel Bayard Smith Chapter met to discuss D A R overseas work with branches in Hawaii England France Puerto Rico Italy the Philippine Islands Cuba China Panama Alaska and Shanghai. Browning’s paper covered overseas hospital work memorials education and youth programs plus local acts of patriotism and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bayard Smith
Louise Windsor
Ward Browning
Carl Roess
Browning
National Congress of
Hawaii
England
France
Puerto Rico
Italy
Philippine Islands
Cuba
China
Panama Canal
Alaska
Rome
San Francisco
Shanghai
Panama
Forest Service
Forest Service Program Are Chief Projects Mrs. Browning
D.A.R
The
Ohio Society
Columbus
H. B. Harvey
Ralph Schleich
Clyde Pence
J. C. Thompson
Teachers' Club Meets At Center Shows New Kitchen Appliances
At Holiday Center last night Teach ers' Club members viewed demonstrations of new kitchen appliances. Representatives from the Gas and Electric Company explained how the devices operate and offered tips on home lighting effects. Club meetings were led by Miss Virgie Browning and Miss Florence Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Center
The
Gas and Electric Company
Virgie Browning
Florence Everhart
Church societies and club meetings update in St John’s and First Baptist
St John’s Church almanac notes Mrs Robert Nunlist Sr stalls as Altar Society president with Mrs Richard Lehman Sr as vice president and others. East Nacht Party planned for February 17 at St John’s. Winmore Bible Class hosts and committee appointments announced by Mrs Harry Davies new president. First Baptist Circle Six hosts guests. Christmas basket to a needy family discussed. Star-Touched program led by Mrs Ed Howe. Senior Philothea class dinner at First Baptist with Rev John I Parr showing Green Lake slides. Women’s Society of World Service at First EUB hosted by Mrs Zeno Brandon with Africa themes and partner hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nunlist, Sr
Altarosary Society
St. John's Church
Ichard Lehman, Sr
A. J. Hampel
C. Arey
St. John’s Church
Sement
H. H. Jung
Kenwood
Winmore
Harry Davies
Roy Woods
Albert Rothfus
Kenneth Berry
Earl Flint
Ernest Myers
John Conn
Jung
Ralph Line
Lewis Shaffer
William Havemann
Virgil Meehan
Circle Six
First Baptist Church
Harry Hayes
Finley Ward
Alva Taylor
Ed Howe
Walter Rogers
Poinciana Rd
Philothea
John I Parr
Arthur Poole
R. W. Scott
Ross Crim
Parr
Green Lake
Wis
Baptist Conference
Zeno Brandon
Kunz Ave
Women's Society of World Service
First Eub
Win Arnold
Our Church
Africa
Emory Ross
Brandon
Lelia Sagger
Hattie Runyan
Robert Barnett
Aeronca Employees Plan Weekend Dance
Aeronca employees and guests will gather for a Saturday evening dance at the American Legion Home. Sponsored by Aeronca-Ettes, with Miss Phyllis Venetton as general chairman. Layton Whitesell's Orchestra of Dayton will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca
American Legion
Aeronca - Ettes
Phyllis Vennetton
Layton Whitesell
Dayton
Roof Family Hosts Birthday and Wedding Plans
Travel notes describe Mr. and Mrs. B A Roof Sr Miss Mary Jane Roof and Richard Roof visiting at Clayton C Hurshs home in Indian Lake. The Hurshs held a party in Miss Roofs honor and for the return of Clayton Jr to Western Michigan College. Wedding to be held in June. Also mentions Mrs Clyde Slifer returning from Florida and attending Ohio Day in St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Roof
Mary Jane Roof
Richard Roof
Clayton C. Hursh
Miss Roof
Clayton C. Hursh, Jr
Florida
Clyde Slifer
Jefferson Rd
Lewis Hayes
St. Petersburg
Thomas Galvin
Miami Beach
Gulf Port Center
Ministers' Wives Feted By Council Of Church Women
Ministers' wives attended a tea hosted by the Council of Church Women at the Church of the Ascension. Episcopal Guild members served as hostesses with Mrs. Ralph Kah and Mrs. J. H. Stalker presiding. Co chairs were Mrs. C. W. Young and Mrs. Don Malcolm. reception committee included several named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Council of Church Women
Church of the Ascension
Episcopal Guild
Ralph Kah
Guild
J. H. Stalker
Council
C. W. Young
Don Malcolm
Joseph Holton
Harold Gaw
Ernest Graff
H. J. Phillips
Edmond Wideman
E. D. Rathman
Colin Gardner
American Designers Compete With Paris For Fashion Honors
Miss Millicent Bender spoke to the Art Study Club at Mrs. W. D. Walker’s home on Euclid Street about American dress designers. She noted the 1932 start by Lord and Taylor to promote American designers and that Paris remains a design capital due to fabrics and labor costs. She cited Hattie Carnegie as dean of American designers and named Maurice Rentner, Nettie Rosenstein, Phillip Magnin, and Adrien as notable figures. The talk described new spring materials for 1953 in vivid colors and designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Study Club
W. D. Walker
Euclid St
Millicent Bender
Lord and Taylor
New York
Paris
America
France
Hattie Carnegie
Maurice Rentner
Nettie Rosenstein
Phillip Magnin
Adrian
Miss Powell Delivers Speech Tips to Sorority Chapter
Miss Florence Powell of Middle Town High School spoke to Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA. Introduced by Mrs. Donald Cox, she offered practical hints for any member asked to give a talk. The next meeting, a social, is set for January 19 at the Gas and Electric Auditorium on Mary-Etta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Powell
Middletown High School
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Barnitz
YMCA
Donald Cox
Powell
Gas and Electric
Mary-Etta St
Installation of 1953 Viola Rebekah Lodge Officers
Mrs. Harold Flatter, deputy president, installed new officers for 1953 at The Lodges. New officers included Elmer Trepplett as noble grand, Howard Hoover as vice grand, George Knott recording secretary, Vernon Walker financial secretary, Bertha Raab treasurer, with G T Sanders, George Steed, Joe Ditmeyer, Nettie Collins, Harold Radeneimer, Harry Rodefer, Bess Beard, Flatter, Homer Miller, Ralph Morgan and Jess Monroe also serving. Mrs. William Randall received a past noble grand pin as refreshments followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Flatter
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Elmer Triplett
Noble Grand
Howard Hoover
George Knott
Vernon Walker
Bertha Raab
G. T. Sanders
George Steed
Joe Ditmeyer
Nettie Collins
Harold Radenheimer
Harry Rodefer
Bess Beard
Flatter
Homer Miller
Ralph Morgan
Jess Monroe
William Randall
VEW Post Hosts First Dance Friday by VFW
The Golden Helmet Post No. 7230 VFW will stage its first dance Friday in the fourth floor clubrooms of the Commercial building. Maus Brothers orchestra of Dayton plays 9 to 12:30 with a buffet lunch after midnight. Tickets from members. George Pierce chairs. The post also announces a regular meeting at 8 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Helmet
VFW
Maus Brothers Orchestra of
Dayton
George Pierce
Sports Wear Turns Casual and Colorful for Slim Year
New York fashion editors report a coronation year vibe with slim tailored coats, casual yet colorful sportswear, and elegant evening gowns. Monte Sano, Claire McCardell, Carolyn Schnurer, and Ceil Chapman present vertical coats, playful fabrics, daring color, and striking ensembles aimed at youthful buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monte Sano
Pruzan
Claire McGardell
Townley
Carolyn Schnurer
Ceil Chapman
Monte-Sano
Claire McCardell
Carolyn Schnarer
South Africa
Gold Coast
Health Permits Now Available
Health Department permits are now available at Room 315 Clerk's Office Doris Kronborg said. She reminded vendors such as peddlers and used car dealers that they may not operate in 1953 without licenses from the clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Doris Kronborg
Commission
Miss Kronborg
NRA backs park study findings in city survey
NRA representatives H. W. Starick city manager announced early termination on playfield locations as G. Leslie Lynch and John J. Collier arrived to begin park program surveys. They met with the Park Board after noon yesterday as plans for a Park Board organization were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recreation Association
H. W. Starick
G. Leslie Lynch
John J. Collier
NRA
Starick
Harold Goetz
Lynch
Collier
Park Board
Servicemen William McClain Returns From Furlough
Marine Cpl William Bob McClain husband of Lois Long of 3023 Tytus Ave returns by plane to Santa Ana California after a 27 day furlough He reports to Marine AFB El Toro California and will be assigned to Far East Command soon The Middletown High School graduate attended Miami University and worked for Shartle Brothers before enlisting December 18 1951
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bob” McClain
Lois Long
Tytus Ave
Pearl McClain
Fairmount Ave
Santa Ana
Calif
Marine Afb
el Toro
McClain
Far East Command
Middletown High School
Miami University
Shartle Brothers
Holy Trinity PTA Hears Psychologist
Holy Trinity PTA met Tuesday night with psychologist and Dayton University professor William Calahan leading a presentation on child psychology. An upcoming Fenwick High School card party is set for January 28 at Knights of Columbus auditorium, with a covered-dish supper for PTA members on February 3. Fourth grade mothers served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calahan
Butler County
Dayton University
Holy Trinity Pta
Joseph Herr
Fenwick High School
Knights of Columbus
PTA
Don Christman
Freeman Sauter
Edward Smith
C. E. Skinner
Robert Wagner
Clarence Abell
Emmett O'Donnell
Woman breaks arm after ice fall near home
A 65 year old woman slipped on ice near 1208 Yankee Rd yesterday afternoon causing Mrs John Krasnowski, also 65, to fall within a short distance of her home. Mrs Krasnowski suffered a fractured left arm and was admitted to Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krasnowski
Yankee Rd
Middletown Hospital
Two Thefts Reported By Local Residents
Police were told of two thefts valued at about $200. Myron Pyle reported a green tool box worth 150 stolen from his car parked on Cleveland Street between 12 and 6 p.m. Monday. Dick Hagan reported two tires and a wheel from a trailer in his yard valued at 40 stolen on Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Pyle
Cleveland St
Dick Hagan
Garfield St
Police Briefs Spark City Arrests
Police report three arrests. Benjamin Little, 31, of 3123 Ottawa St., detained at Columbia Ave and Charles St at 1 10 a.m. for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Fred L. Dennis, 31, of 624 Auburn St., arrested on a warrant for failure to report an accident. Virgil Rogers, 31, of Franklin, arrested on South Main St yesterday for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Little
Ottawa St
Columbia Ave
Charles St
Fred L. Dennis
Auburn St
Herbert Fawley
Dennis
Virgil Rogers
Franklin
South Main St
Seven Cubs From Pack 2 Earn Awards At Meeting
Seven Cub Scouts were honored as Pack 2 met at the First Presbyterian Church. Recipients included Marty Galloway Mike Graney Darrell Stutz Philip Huber Teddy Hill Dick Schuyler and Dwight Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Marty Galloway
Mike Graney
Darrell Stutz
Philip Huber
Teddy Hill
Dick Schuyler
Dwight Sutton
Harry Newlin
Robert Sant
Otto Long, Jr
Robert McIntyre
Robert Sutton
Jack Stutz
Lebanon Man Bound Over In Mortgaged Property Case
Silas Vance of South Lebanon was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a charge of selling mortgaged property in Franklin Municipal Court. Bond set at $200. Several traffic offenses led to forfeited bonds for Jesse Scott Paul Ridinger and Bobby Veals. Charles Hastings fined for begging. Richard Minge’s assault case continued 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Silas Vance
South
Lebanon
Warren County Grand Jury
T. Riley
Clifton Hawthorne
State Highway Patrol
Jesse Scott
Cincinnati
Paul Ridinger
Greenfield
Bobby Veals
Knoxville
Paul Caltenbach
Dayton
State Patrol
Charles Hastings
Warren County
Richard Minge
AEIF Urges Members to Attend Thursday Meeting
The Armco Employees Independent Federation will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the AEIF Hall 116 North Broad St. All members are urged to attend for the second reading of a constitutional amendment and a Property Committee report. The executive board meets at 7 p.m. beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Employees Independent Federation
AEIF
North Broad St
Jaycees Hear Gordon Hughes Speaking Tonight
Gordon Hughes, former Middletown resident now Armco International branch manager at Puerto La Cruz Venezuela, will address Jaycees at the Colony. A 7 p.m. dinner follows a 6 p.m. social hour, with reports on committee projects including Bosses' Night and the Christmas tree sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hughes
Armco International
Puerto la Cruz
Venezuela
End of Commerce
Middletown
Armco
Jaycee
Colony
Robert Lubberger
Damage Small In Two Auto Blazes
Two car fires kept firemen busy yesterday. At 9 42 a m a panel truck owned by Fenton Cleaning Co and driven by Gene Rice of Dayton burned under the dash from a shorted wire at 2105 Woodlawn Ave. A second blaze at 10 24 a m in the 1400 block on Central Ave involved an unoccupied Parkway Motors car whose radiator boiled alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Ave
Fenton Cleaning Company
Gene Rice
Dayton
Central Ave
Parkway Motors
Deadline Set for Girl Scout Symphony Tickets
Girl Scouts have until 5 p.m. tomorrow to obtain tickets for the Cincinnati Symphony Concert scheduled for Sunday. Miss Yvonne Wellman, executive secretary, announced the event. Scouts will perform numbers and a square dance during the program. Tickets are sold at the Girl Scout office in the Civic Association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Girl Scout Symphony
Yvonne Wellman
Girl Scout
Civic Association
Republic Furniture to Open at Central Ave in Cincinnati
Republic Furniture Company signs lease for exclusive use of 1363 Central Ave Cincinnati transforming former Zinner Republic. Remodeling and re decorating to start immediately with completion aimed in 60 days. Store will offer living room dining room and bedroom furniture rugs carpets and more with reopening planned around February 1 at 65 South Main Street location. Kenneth M. Tewell named manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Phillip Ganson
Republic Furniture Company
Cincinnati
Dayton
Zinner Republic Company
Ganson
Zinner’s
South Main
Republic
Carter
Conroylevn
South Main St
Kenneth M. Tewell
Cardinal Designate Heads To Rome For Consistory
Archbishop J. Francis A. McIntyre departs Los Angeles by plane for Rome with a party of over 50 en route to the January 12 to 15 consistory where he and 23 other cardinals designate will receive the red hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. Francis A. McIntyre
Rome
McIntyre
Idlewild
New York
Legal stone weight equals fourteen pounds
A legal measure of stone weight is set at fourteen pounds, equating to the avoirdupois standard used for general weight. The sentence confirms the conversion between stones and pounds within common commerce or legal contexts.
Mrs. Churchill Arrives in Jamaica for Visit
Mrs Winston Churchill arrived in Kingston with her daughter Mrs Christopher Soames for a West Indies vacation while awaiting her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Churchill
Jamaica
Kingston
Winston Churchill
West Indies
Christopher Soames
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IACIT
D.A.R. Abroad
Nellie Evans
Teachers’ Club
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Lone Star
Charles Byrd
Reynolds St
Robert Hart
EMORY
Shoe Pouisa
al Vanich
Ugg
Regntar
Giamorene
DIAL
Council of Church Women’s Tea
VEW Post
Dorothy Roe
Psychologist
S. Lebanon
Warren Jury
Jaycees
F.H. A
Main & Central Ave
Rose Toyland
Maytag Melampy
Fiddletowrj Business College
SO. Broad ST
Buckle
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