Bolles Family Plans Move to Kalamazoo Residence
Mrs L Joe Bolles Miss Lloyd Bolles Mrs Joe Bolles Jr and Mrs Frances Weishaar depart to join Mr Bolles in Kalamazoo Michigan to reside at 1003 Short Rd. The Bolles women visited Mrs ed parents Mr and Mrs W W Sebald during the holidays. Second Lieutenant William Mantz returns to Pittsburgh California after a 30 day leave with his agents Mr and Mrs Charles Mantz of McKinley St. He has been stationed at Pittsburgh for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Joe Bolles
Lloyd Bolles
Joe Bolles, Jr
Frances Weishaar
Mr. Bolles
Kalamazoo, Mich
Short Rd
Bolles
W. W. Sebald
William Mantz
Pittsburg
Calif
Charles Mantz
McKinley St. Heas
Miss Suellen White Heads Back to Maryville College
Miss Suellen White leaves this evening for Maryville Tennessee to resume her studies as a sophomore at Maryville College. She has visited her parents Mr and Mrs R B White of McKinley Street during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville, Tenn
Maryville College
Suellen White
R. B. White
McKinley St
Mr. and Mrs Cambie Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Cambie of Sherman Ave headlined a dinner party at French Village Dayton to mark their silver wedding anniversary. Middletown guests include Ruth Combie and Mrs Keith Combie as their son and daughter, with the Combies and Mr and Mrs John Wright hosting. A sterling bon bon dish and sterling salt and pepper set were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cambie
Sherman Ave
Dayton
Middletown
Ruth Combie
Keith Combie
Combie
John Wright
Darton
Sportsmen's Club To Hear Kuenhle Speaker
The Middletown Sportsmen's Club hosts a meeting with George Kuehle of Cincinnati Gas and Electric as speaker. He will present a film titled Modern Power Plants. Ernie Myers serves as program chairman for the 8 p.m. session at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Vailey
Middletown
George Kuehle
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ernie Myers
Gridder Skip Doyle Dropped By OSU
Richard Skip Doyle of Rochester Pennsylvania on the Ohio State University football squad has been dropped from the College of Commerce for low grades. He and teammate Vice Janowicz faced dismissal with Janowicz holding a 16 average. both needed a 17 to stay eligible. Friends doubted Doyle could regain admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Doyle
OSU
Columbus
Richard
Skip' Doyle
Rochester
Buddy
Janowiecz
Ohio State University
Janowicz
Doyle
College of Com
Merce
Auto Fire Causes 100 Dollar Damage On Yankee Road
A short circuit under the hood of an auto owned by Howard Watson at 824 Seventeenth Ave caused 100 damage early this morning. The fire occurred at the intersection of Yankee Road and Eighth Ave and was reported by local firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Watson
Seventeenth Ave
Yankee Road
Eighth Ave
Oakland Circle Meeting At Mrs Cogan Home
Coming Up Oakland Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs William Cogan 1218 Calumet Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Gleaners Class Plans Meeting at Tutt Home
The Gleaner’s Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will gather at Mrs. John Tutt’s home, 104 Kenwood Drive, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Members are asked to bring homemade or home-baked goods for a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Tutt
Kenwood Dr
Members of Girls' Club Invite to Wednesday Coffee Hour
The Girls' Club hosts a 10 to 11 a.m. coffee hour Wednesday with guest speaker Albert W. McCurdy from the Decorating Studio of the H and S Pogne Co in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Albert W. McCurdy
Decorating Studio
The
H. and S. Pogne Co
Cincinnati
Auction bake sale to support Mrs Hill class
Mrs R A Hill's class holds a bake sale auction at the home of Mrs Black Little 1334 Woodlawn Ave Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Proceeds go to class needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hill
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Black Little
Woodlawn Ave
Civic Symphony Practice Tonight at High School
Civic Symphony members meet in the High School Music Room at 7 30 this evening for their regular rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Symphony
Members of the Wiking Workers’ Class to Meet in January
The Wiking Workers’ Class of the First Evangel United Brethren Church will hold its regular January meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 2600 Elmo P. Mrs. Robert Baker hosts, with assistants Mrs. S B Kitchen Mrs. Perry Hoss Mrs. Carl Rossi and Mrs. Harry Upton. Devotions by Mrs. Esteila Southara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiking
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Baker
Elmo P
S. B. Kitchen
Perry Hoss
Carl Rossi
Harry Upton
Esteila Southara
First Rehearsal for Civic Chorus Easter Concert
The first rehearsal of the Civic Chorus for the Easter concert will be tomorrow at 7 45 p m in the High School Music Room. Mrs Floyd Overturf will host a social hour. The chorus is directed by George Hoffman and new singers are welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Chorus
Floyd Overturf
Chare
Creorge Hoffman
Christian Women's Fellowship to Meet at Mrs Knight's Home
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Church of Christ holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m at Mrs John Knight's home 1404 Woodlawn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Church of Christ
John Knight
Woodlawn Ave
Hockey ruled more perilous than baseball
The Sixth Court of Appeals upheld a $22,500 verdict for Herbert W. Morris a Cleveland bank clerk who was injured when a puck struck his face during a Cleveland Barons Philadelphia game Several facial bones were broken confirming hockey as more dangerous than baseball in this Ohio case Overruled defense had argued fans cannot sue over injuries from baseball games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Court of Appeals
Herbert W. Morris
Cleveland
Morris
Ohio
Irving Carpenter
Office Managers To Meet In Dayton
About 45 members of the Butler County chapter of the Office Managers Association will travel to Dayton by bus Tuesday night for a joint meeting with the Dayton Cincinnati and Butler County chapters. They will meet at the Miami Hotel at 6 30 p m and hear Dr R P Brecht of the University of Pennsylvania speak on tapping human responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
The
Office Managers Association
Dayton
Cincinnati
Miami Hotel
R. P. Brecht
University of Pennsylvania
National Office Management Association
Homemakers Circle No 5 Welcomes New Member at Park Drive
The Clubs Homemakers' Circle No. 5 held its regular meeting at Mrs. Cecil Carlton's Park Drive home. New member Mrs. Robert Freeman joined. Mrs. Robert Nelson spoke on Art and the Child. A white elephant sale was planned for February. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. Robert Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Circle No. 5
Cecil-Carlton
Park Dr
Robert Freeman
Robert Nelson
Carlton
Robert Puckett
Homemakers Circle No 2 Holds January Meeting at Mrs Tudor Morrison’s Home
Members hosted a buffet dinner at Mrs. Tudor Morrison Aberdeen Drive and heard about a Girls Club membership drive and the Federation meeting on January 24. They voted to donate 25 dollars to the Library Fund and collected soap for Longview Hospital patients. A white elephant sale followed. The next gathering will be at Mrs. William Yarber’s home 2932 Wilbraham Road with Miss Jane Murphy from Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co as featured guest. Box lunch refreshments will be auctioned after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Morrison
Aberdeen
Circle No. 2
George Brecht
Girls’ Club
Longview Hospital
William Yarber
Wilbraham Rd
Jane Murphy
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ohio Assembly To Get BULOn Divorce Laws
Ohio lawmakers plan to propose a revision bill on marriage divorce and adoption after the Code Revision Bureau drafted changes. Hearings have been held and first 1949 50 session bills may come in after tonight’s 7 30 recess. A separate proposal seeks three year vehicle plates to save steel for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Assembly
Bulon
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Code Revision Bureau
General Assembly
Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
YMCA Plans 100-Point Dinner For Top Members
The YMCA Membership Committee will meet tomorrow at 7 30 pm. R D Knight reports the main item is finalizing plans for a 100 pointers dinner honoring 94 workers who earned 100 points or more in the recent membership drive. Some changes to the program may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Tomerow
R. D. Knight
Debut Is Made In Pittsburgh
A tea dance marked the debut of Miss Carolyn Chapple daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennett Chapple Jr of Pittsburgh Pa The event took place at the Fox Chapple Golf Club during the holiday season Attendees included relatives from Middletown and guests from Philadelphia and Cleveland Miss Chapple wore a white nylon tulle gown with net detailing and carried a gardenia given by her father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Chapple
Bennett Chapple
Pittsburgh
Miss Chapple
Fox Chapple Golf Club
Bennett S. Chapple
Middletown
Florence Sanders
Chappie
Miss Chapp
Lausche Sworn In as Ohio Governor in Low-Key Ceremony
Governor Frank J. Lausche will be inaugurated in simple ceremonies with four top state officials also taking office. The event follows a decision to skip customary fanfare amid national emergency, with no inaugural ball. Also sworn in are Lt. Gov. George D. Nye Democrat, Ted W. Brown Republican, State Secretary William O’Neill, and State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
George D. Nye
Ted W. Brown
William O'Neill
Marietta
Roger W. Tracy
Mountain Lion Scares Town in Pennsylvania
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania a large mountain lion on the loose prompted an alert as hunters searched snow covered woods during the night. No human attacks were reported though some dogs were killed and the lion allegedly chased a farm dog into a porch before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Pennsylvania
George Keller
Bloomsburg State Teachers College
Canada
Mother Rescues Daughter In House Fire
Mrs Lula Washington rushed from a neighbor's fire to her own home and carried her seven month old daughter Lula through flames. The baby sustained facial arm and leg burns and is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Francis Thompson's house at 22 Walnut St was the origin of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lula Washington
Daisy Ave
Lula
Francis Thompson
Walnut St
Mercy Hospital
Dog Intervenes in Man’s Arrest Incident
Columbus patrolman Francis Smith arrested Charles Kelly on intoxication charges when Kelly’s dog bit the officer on the left leg. The dog’s actions contributed to Kelly’s arrest for resisting, and the dog was ordered held for a rabies examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis Smith
Charles Kelly
Kelly
Local Birth Announcements
Vital statistics list births for six families with newborn boys and girls. Kenneth Myers at 206 South Main Street reports a boy born Saturday. Donald Conrad at 1508 Brentwood Street reports a girl born Sunday. Virgil Swain at 803 Cleveland Street reports a boy born Sunday. John Perrin Jr at 1405 Young Street reports a girl born Sunday. Albert Webb at 8 South Main Street Franklin reports a girl born Sunday. Charles Arnett at 1711 Glen Avenue reports a girl born Sunday. John Reece at Miamisburg Route 2 reports a boy born today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Conrad
Brentwood St
Virgil Swain
Cleveland St
John Perrin, Jr
Young St
Albert Webb
South Main St
Franklin
Charles Arnett
Glen Ave
John Reece
Miamisburg
Broad list of local patients with medical and surgical status
The notice lists numerous residents with medical or surgical statuses including Jeffrey Oglesby, Lawrence Rena, Mrs. C D Wilson, Mrs Homer Fullen, Timothy Yocum, Mrs Henry Teasley, Onward Birkhimer, James Greenfield, Mrs Stanley Govedon, Mrs W E McComb, Charles H Murray, Mrs Albert Hall, Mrs Lamon Fleming, Beverly Kurt, Alfred Svarda, Mark Lewing, and Denton Mason among others. Several entries marked DISMISSED include Denton Mason and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Oglesby
Robert F. Oglesby
Yankee Rd
Lawrence Rena
Franklin
C. D. Wilson
Homer Fullen
Vanderveer St
Timothy Yocum
Carroll Yocum
Higland St
Henry Teasley
Veteran’s Village
Onward Birkhimer
Jewell St
James Greenfield
First Ave
Stanley Govedon
Queen St
W. E. McComb
Ardmore Dr
Charles H. Murray
Sherman Ave
Albert Hall
Excello
Surgical
Lamon Fleming
Eighth Ave
Beverly Kurt
Robert Kurtz
Mohawk St
Alfred Svarda
Prospect Ave
Mark Lewing
Joan Lewing
West Middletown
Denton Mason
Ohio Ave
Stakey Rothman
Huthes St
Ann Rose
South Ave
Gus Miles
Auburn St
Jack Istoff
Arlington Ave
Susie Foster
South Main
Joseph Fay
Clarence Fay
Moore St
Harry Burnett
Grove
Julious Tate
Seventeenth Ave
Robert Hartman
Toytus Ave
Thomas Reed
Crawford St
George Roott, Sr
Bertha Nickell
Charles Norvell
Jacoby
Patrick Wise
Hughes St
Maud Wittlinger
Fairmount Ave
Florence Winslow
Chicago
Noble Mitchel
Sycamore
Raymond Wiliams
Tenth Ave
Elks Meet to Elect Officers at Minnie Ha Ha Temple
COLORED NEWS Minnie Ha Ha Temple 263 of Elks to hold regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Elks Hall Eighth Ave. Election of officers will highlight the season. Bethel AME Junior Choir rehearses Wednesday at 817 Eighth Ave 4 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 11 meets Tuesday at 835 Ninth St 4 p.m. Violet Art Club session Tuesday at 40 Ninth Ave 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ha-Ha Temple
of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Eighth Ave
Bethel Ame
Thelma Doty
Rachel Crane
Ninth St
Violet Art Club
Calvin Didlick
Ninth Ave
Insurance executive Ed Heene dies at 64 in Cleveland
Ed ward F. Heene, vice president and treasurer of the Freer Heene Wasson Co., died yesterday in Cleveland at age 64. Survivors include his widow Nellie Shorts, whom he married 46 years ago in Warren. The firm handles insurance and surety bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward F. Heene
Freer. Heene Wasson Co
Nellie Shorts
Warren
Heenes
Lin Piao Manchurian Hammer Leads Red Army
The Associated Press profiles Lin Piao, 42, of Hupeh, as Red China's top strategist and probable future commander. He commands the Fourth Field Army in Korea, known for speed, precision, and hard discipline, and helped seal Chiang Kai-shek’s defeat in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
China
Lin Piao
Beyow
Hupeh
Lin
Peiping
Chiang Keai-Shek
Mukden
Chiang
Hankow
South China
Hainan Island
Chen-Yi
Liu-Po- Chen
Red Armies
Chu-teh
Reds
Whampoa Military Academy
Canton
Chiang Kai-Shek
Associated Press
John Roderick
Three Middletown Ministers Attend Piqua Presbyterians Meeting
Three representatives from Middletown will attend the Dayton Presbytery winter meeting in Piqua. Rev. Russell Galoway Rev. Gal Grier and Rev. Richard E. Moore will join ministers and lay delegates from 42 churches in the eight county district. The session runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dayton Presbytery
Piqua
Russell Galoway
First Presbyterian Church
Gal Grier
Richard E. Moore
Oakland Presbyterian Church
C. L. Plymore
National Assembly
Cincinnati
Women of the Church
Eli M. Mowry
Korea
Roland W. Anderson
Dayton
Werling Seaman Apprentice Starts at Great Lakes
Ronald G. Werling, seaman apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Werling of 1927 Fernwood St, is undergoing recruit training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. After completion, he will be assigned to a fleet unit or a service school for specialized training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. Werling
Walter J. Werling
Fernwood St
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Three Lebanon Sailors Training at Great Lakes
Three Lebanon seamen are in training at Great Lakes. The cadets include Earl D. Chamberlin, son of Mr and Mrs George Chamberlin of 226 Mound Street. Jack E. Reynolds, son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell R. Reynolds of 409 West Main Street. and Homer L. Kuntz of 514 FE Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Great Lakes
Earl D. Chamberlin
George Chamberlin
Mound St
Jack E. Reynolds
Mitchell R. Reynolds
W. Main St
Homer L. Kuntz
FE. Main St
Bootlegging Probe Moves Through Canton Bars
State Liquor Enforcement Chief Anthony A. Rutkowski plans a personal survey of Canton bars suspected of operating outside the law. A raid on a crowded dance hall yesterday morning led to three agents being kicked and punched. one agent fired three shots into the floor. Two men were arrested as bootlegging allegations surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Anthony A. Rutkowski
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Kenneth Myers
Colored News
Hauselman Transportation Co
Park St
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