Retiring Elevator Operator Honored at Manchester Hotel
J A Billman at 417 Baltimore St retired after eighteen years tending the Manchester Hotel elevator. Manager J B Minnich hosted a Green Room dinner with department reps, W H Pohlkotte praising Billman and presenting a gift. Edna Billman, his daughter, attended the gathering. Only one other employee remains from his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Billman
Baltimore St
Manchester Hotel
J. B. Minnich
The
Manchester
Green Room
Mr. Billman
Edna Billman
Dorcas Society Hosts Church of the Brethren Evening
Mrs Harold Ward hosted the Dorcas Society of the Church of the Brethren last evening. Devo tions were led by Mrs Russell Stamper and Mrs C Walter Warstler led prayers. A stork shower honored Mrs Elwood Harrison. Bible quiz and evening refreshments followed. February meeting set for Hill Ave parsonage February 6. Amanda Methodist teachers met at superintendent Mrs Harry Osborne’s home to plan the year and a Valentine party. Attendees included Mrs Fred Conrad, Mrs M Rader, Miss Jane Fleming and Mrs Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ward
Dorcas Society of
Church of the Brethren
Russell Stamper
C. Walter Warstler
Elwood Harrison
Hill Ave
Amanda Methodist Church
Harry Osborne
Excello
Fred Conrad
M. Rader
Jane Fleming
Osborne
Foreign Missionary Speaks To Group at Baptist Society
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met Thursday led by president Mrs Harry Dell. Miss Lydia Shearer shared a thank you letter from Mr Stephenson praising Shearer for remembering his mother Harriett Mason’s 106th Hampton Virginia birthday. Burma missionary Genevieve Sharp Sewards spoke of Burma, jungle oil and local life, noting Christianity’s impact. 2509 souls baptized before her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Harry Dell
Lydia Shaefer
Stephenson
Shearer
Harriett Mason
Hampton
E. J. Hargrader
Genevieve Sharp Sewards
Burma
Christ
Goodwill Mothers Meet With Mrs Fletcher
Goodwill Mothers Club met at Mrs George S Fletcher 4114 Warren Rd last evening Eight members attended with two responses Mrs Raymond Bell was program chairman Devotions followed by the Lord s Prayer Mrs Bell summarized a talk by N J Lawler at a service clubs meeting Thelma Bell played piano selections and social time included refreshments Mrs Everett Denniston and Mrs Derrough won prizes in a cameo and a gift was sent to ill member Mrs Cecil Forney on her birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Mothers’ Club
Georges. Fletcher
Warren Rd
George G. Fletcher
Bell
Thelma Bell
Everett Denniston
Derrouch
Cecil Forney
Mre Forney
W S C S Luncheon and Executive Board Meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church held an all day meeting after a luncheon at 1 p m. Miss Dolores Harris outlined children's work and Christian home influence. Speakers emphasized school and family religion, noting delinquent parents as a modern concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Dolores Harris
Clifford
Martie
Harris
All Day Meeting Held At Church
The Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church held an all day session in the church social rooms with an Executive Board meeting at 10 30 a m. Reports were heard, organ music and devotionals followed, a salad luncheon was served, and plans were made for a March 2 luncheon inviting the public. A bake sale is planned for January 17 at Moore's Plumbing Shop with Main Street Circle in charge. Rev G Hamlin Tobey spoke on the need for right living as example for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mreeneee Smith
Raphaul. Mull. Eames
Ip m
Walsh
Circle No. 1
Cecil Wilson
Women’s Association of
First Presbyterian Church
A. E. Roper
Dale Wiley
D. R. Baker
Lakeside Circle
Mise Gav -Vartgo
Moore’s Plumbing Shop
Main Street
Wade Miller
Dayton Presbyterian
Dayton
Weston Presbyterian Church
Catholic Ladies of Columbia Meet in Holy Trinity Cafetorium
Catholic Ladies of Columbia Branch 105 will host a Monday evening gathering at 6 30 with a covered dish in Holy Trinity cafeteria. A business session will follow the dinner and officers will be elected or installed as part of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Branch 105
Holy Trinity
Sigma Phi Gamma to Meet at YMCA Monday Seven Thirty
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will hold a business meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
YMCA
Ladies clubs schedule meetings this Monday
The American Association of University Women will convene Monday with program chair Miss Millicent Bender. Assisted by several members, the Current Events Club also meets Monday at 3 p.m. Mrs H Minton and Mrs A C Todd help. Mrs T H Wilson will read Alaska and Mrs W Pick will follow with a talk on a United Nations versus League of Nations comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Millicent Bender
Ken Matchukx
Jerome Judd
John E Lever
W. P. Baxter
Vre Oe Shober
Margara Hostemnes
Veda McCray
Carl Roess
HH. Mortman
B.C. Bogan
Mie Bee
Marie Hoover
Mise Nellie Lash
Va J. B. Beseen Ae Ve
H. Minton
Mra & C. Todd
T. H. Wilson
Alaska
Mre
W. Pick
United Nations
League of Nations
Westminster Wednesday Evening Program Details
Westminster gathering lists George Brooks at 2503 Fleming Road with program chairman PF Johnston assisted by Beulah McCray. Devotions led by Charles Mre Wade and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
George Brooks
Fleming Ra
PF Johnston
Mise Beulah McCray
Charles
Wade & Miller
Not Too Old to Parade in Norwood Birthday Parade
Norwood Massachusetts reports a parade celebrating the town's oldest resident, Mrs Marsha Tomm born 1905, marking her birthday and long life as the centerpiece of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Mass
Marsha Tomm
Births at hospital greet three newborn boys
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Richard of West Middletown welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Messer of West Elkton welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ter son of Franklin welcomed a son, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Richard
West Middletown
Herschel Messer
West Elkton
Robert Ter
Franklin
Laugh Maker Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle appears with horizontal clues including Laugh-Maker and various short definitions. The grid invites solving through cross references for entries such as air waves personality, comedy program, and common word fills, with vertical clues listing respirator sound shield bearing twice and other brief hints.
Unclear puzzle list forms stray terms and clues
A scrambled OCR style list of clues and fragments including phrases like Answer to Previous Pussie, Permit, High card, Narrow in, Devotee, Golf man, Knock, German, Icelandic myth, Symbol, Stout card, Heavenly body, Sheaf, Light browns, Entomology, Fourth Arabian caliph, Steamer, Paid notice, Butterfly. The text appears as a garbled cross reference or crossword clue bank with no cohesive article or narrative.
Family Dinner For Bride Elect Miss Mildred Myers
Mrs. M. J. Wise hosted a family dinner at North Sutphin Street last evening in honor of bride elect Mildred Myers and her fiancé Robert Wise. Guests included Irving Wise Frederick Keuthan Richard Wise Martha Elien Beverly Ann and others from Pittsburgh Montpelier and local families. The wedding is set for 7:30 p.m. at the bride’s sister Mrs William Mehl in Sharonville with Rev Schultz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Myers
Robert Wise
M. J. Wise
North Sutphin St
Irving Wise
Frederick Keuthan
Priscilla
Jan
Richard Wise
Martha Elien
Pittsburgh
Max Wise Jr
Jerry
Warren Wise
Beverly Ann
Montpelier
William Mehl
Sharonville
Schultz
Calvary Methodist Sunday Schedule and Rally Notices
Calvary Methodist plans a 9 15 a m Sunday school led by J F Seibold followed by a 10 30 a m worship with choir directed by Harry Dodds performing Turn Ye Even To Me and The Lord Is My Shepherd. An afternoon youth institute rally runs 3 30 to 7 00 p m with Mixers discussing Help To Help Others. Mrs Perkins speaker. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Midweek prayer at 7 30 p m with youth and adult choirs at 7 30 and 8 90 p m. Guiding Star class meets at 1904 Hill Ave with Mrs Alarold Gillespie Friday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Seibold
Harry Dodds
Harker
Koschot
R. R. Weed
Cleveland
Guiding Star
Alarold Gillespie
Hill Ave
Theares Vicksburg Circle elects officers for year
Theares Vicksburg Circle No 32 of the Ladies of Grand Army Republic met in the Civic Auditorium with Mrs A Harter presiding. Officers elected: president Mrs Barl Schneider senior vice president Mr Mary Hall junior vice president Miss Loie Morlatt chaplain Mrs Allen Gravenstein treasurer Mrs Maude Vogeleang patriotic instructor Mrs A Harter conductor Mrs Ida Morningstar guard Mrs Anna Brothers assistant guard Mrs Lawrence Dugan secretary Mrs Delly Martin musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Grand Army Republic
A. Harter
Bar! Schneider
Marry Hall
Loie Morlatt
Allen Gravenstein
Warren Darrs Return After Holidays Visit
Mr and Mrs Warren Darr have returned home after visiting the Darr family in Redford, with Dr and Mrs Frank Sprague and Dr and Mrs Walter Morne of Flat Roark, Michigan, joining the congregation. The church in Hingham Mass marks its 200th anniversary in 2047 and a fund was created at the 100th anniversary to support future observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Darr
O L. Darr
Redford Oo
Frank Sprague
Walter Morne
Roark
Hingham
Resisting Arrest Costs Nelson Brock Dear Court Fine
Nelson Brock aged 36 of 335 Landen Street faced a resisting arrest charge. Judge Harry F. Walsh yesterday fined him 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to five days in jail. He was also ordered held for the juvenile court on the nonsupport charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Nelson Brock
Landen St
Wren
Harry F. Walsh
Nelson
Colored News Birthday of Cynthia Loraine Pearson
Little Miss Cynthia Loraine Pearson daughter of Mr and Mrs Cedellreon celebrated on Friday not at home on Garfield The children who helped celebrate were Louise Smith Van Etta Moore Franklin Rawls Eugene Kylee and Ronald Hamilton The Republic of San Marino a little more than half the size of the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Loraine Pearson
Tota
Ag Louise Smith
van Etta Hd Moore
Franklin Rawls
Eugene Kylee
Ronald Hamilton
The
Republic of San Marino
Distriet of Columbia
Radio Programs Weat is0e a r eco" ves if
Radio listings show unclear text about stations and schedules. Fragmentary phrases mention broadcasts and times but lack complete details or identifiable entities.
First Church Of Christ Sunday Services Schedule
The First Church Of Christ opens with Bible school at 9 15 led by J B Gividen. Morning worship at 10 30 features organ by Mrs Gene Mack, an offertory solo by Mrs Forest Bowman, anthem by the choir, sermon by Rev W D Brock, and Holy Communion. Evening service at 7 30 with Gaines M Cook speaker and mixed quartet music. Sarah Thompson Missionary Society meets at 523 Baltimore St and choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
J. B. Gividen
Fugene Mack
W D. Brock
Gaines M. Cook
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
John Ballay
Charles Exelston
Charles Egelston
Virgil Gossett
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society
New Hope Baptist Sunday Schedule and NAACP Meeting
New Hope Baptist Church sets Sunday school at 9 30 a m on the topic What We Know About God with Robert Barber as superintendent Morning worship follows at 10 45 a m featuring the Youth and Senior Choirs Sermon by Dr S C Richards minister on The Days of Reconstruction The NAACP holds its first mass meeting Sunday afternoon at 1 00 p m Judge Cramer to speak Public invited BTV meets at 6 p m followed by 7 30 p m worship with music by the Junior Choir gospel chorus and Senior Choir Dr S C Richards speaks on A Message From Heaven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barber
S.C. Richards
NAACP
Judge Cramer
S. C. Ricnards
Central Church of Christ Weekly Bible Study and Services
Central Church of Christ announces a Bible study at 9 30 am. Evangelist Henry Reynolds delivers the 10 30 am morning sermon on Poor In Spirit and the 7 30 pm evening sermon on Taken Up. A board meeting is at 7 30 pm Monday. Crusaders for Christ meet 7 30 pm Tuesday. Prayer meeting is 7 30 pm Wednesday. Philotheons meet Saturday at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reynolds
Crusaders For Christ
Philotheons
Additions Planned for Niles Rolling Mill
Niles Rolling Mill announced a $350000 plan for building additions and mill equipment. President James A. Roemer said one new plant addition of 13500 square feet will be constructed to house a bare shear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles, C
Niles
James A. Roemer
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Goodwill
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Curtis ST
ABC
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W.S.C.S. Group
Sally Pomeroy
Dorothy Pomeroy
G. Hamlin Tobey
Christian Education
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Central Ave
Utah
Calvary Methodist
Vicksburg Circle
Colored News
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Ece
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N' Malone
Ee Mamie
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Tytes Ave
Thomson
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Orleans
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News Party
Teme
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We Orleans
Church of God Tabernacle
Evangelist Hollie McClanchan
the “Walking Bible
Kentucky
God
New Hope Baptist
Tytus
Dial
Victor Slezak
Central Church of Christ
Leton
Charlee Starrett Seatles Nearnette
Lerkares
Powder River
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Pnds
Disneys
Middletown Gas & Electric Service
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