Rose Parade and Bowl trip highlights for Hadley son of Mrs Hadley
William A. Hadley, son of Mrs. Arthur Hadley, toured the western states with companions Les Gilburt, Tom W. Grooms, Thomas R. Campbell and Jack Chetham. He will resume Ohio State classes and graduate in March. Frank Paul Fries left for Leelanau School after holidays with his parents. it is Fries' senior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hadley
Arthur Hadley
Les Gilburt
Tom W. Grooms
Thomas R. Campbell
Jack Chetham
Mr. Hadley
Ohio State 4
Frank Paul Fries
Leelanau School
Glenn Arbor
Mich
Christian Fries
Mr. Fries
Mrs Land Guest In Germantown
Mrs E S Land of Middletown spoke at the January Jingle Tea of the 20th Century Club in Germantown’s spa cious home of Mrs B Brom baugh. Preceded by luncheon in her honor, she discussed Two Faced Janus and origins of resolutions, then recited jingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Land of
Middletown
20Th Century Club
Germantown
B. Brombaugh
A. Rosentiel
Land
Robert Koghill
H. A. Rothrock
R. Kern
Mid-Century Topics Highlight Current Events Club
Members of the Current Events Club met at Mrs. H. D. Neill's Linden Avenue home to discuss three mid century papers on World Government Labor and Government and Minor Mid Century Issues. Tea service featured a green cloth and silver centerpiece during the social hour with hostesses and assistants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
H. D. Neill
Linden Ave
S. H. Garvin
W. H. Minton
J. W. Pick
John Wilks
Newman Ebersole
Neill
E. K. Smith
W. H Spindler
T. H. Wilson
Middletown groups schedule meetings this week
Middletown White Shrine meets Thursday January 12 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with Mrs J C Thompson presiding. Sarah Thompson Missionary Society meets at 1404 Woodlawn Ave at 7 45 this evening. Perky Kaffee Klatsch gathers tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mrs Lawrence White. Ladies Auxiliary to the Knight’s Templar holds regular meeting and birthday party Friday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown White Shrine
Masonic Temple
J. C. Thompson
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of the First Church of Christ
John Knight
Woodlawn Ave
Perky Kaffee Klatsch
Lawrence White
Wilbraham Rd
Knight's Templer
Delta Chi Sigma Opens Year with Charity Talk and Plans
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority met in the YMCA director’s room for the first business meeting of the year. Reports from committees were heard. Mrs H E Lawson chaired charity, noting group efforts during Christmas. A spring dance is set for May 6 at the Sportsman’s Club. January 23 social meeting is led by Mrs John Dooley Jr, Mrs Thomas Stubbs, and Mrs Douglas Barrett.
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Delta Chi Sigma
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
YMCA
H. E. Lawson
Sportsman's Club
John Dooley Jr
Thomas Stubbs
Douglas Barrett
Musical program given Amoma class Tuesday
The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Melvin Ashcraft’s Aberdeen Drive home. A musical program entertained members with three piano numbers by Mrs. Robert Sutton and three songs by Miss Claire Whitman, accompanied by Miss Phyllis Patton. Mrs. Waling Corwin led the business session and Mrs. Lester Billeter led devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ashcraft assisted by others.
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AMOMA
First Baptist Church
Melvin Ashcraft
Aberdeen Dr
Robert Sutton
Claire Whitman
Miss Whitman
Phyllis Patton
Waling Corwin
Lester Billeter
Ashcraft
Co-Operettes Plan Dance for February 4
Middletown Co-Operettes announce annual dance on February 4 at Manchester Hotel. Proceeds aid civic projects, doors open to the public, reservations due by February 3 with contacts Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Helsel, and Mrs. Frey. Music by Harry Jack Walton and his orchestra. Event runs 9 p.m. to midnight.
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Middletown
C. L. Hughes
Harlan Helsel
Arthur Frey
Harry Jack Walton
Hurst
Hughes
Frey
Hessel
Thomas Brown
F. Hartzog
Winmore Class Holds Meeting Slum Party
Winmore Class of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church met last evening in the Gas and Electric Building for a business meeting and slum party. The new president Mrs Russell DeBolt presided. Appointments were made to the ways and means flower and program committees. Group singing led by Mrs Lewis Shaffer with piano by Mrs Homer Leffler. Prizes were awarded in games. Committee members listed include Mrs Stewart Nixon, Mrs Shaffer, Mrs Leffler, Mrs Homer Moyer, Mrs John Conn, and Mrs Randolph Mockbee.
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Lewis Shaffer
Homer Leffler
Stewart Nixon
Shaffer
Leffler
Homer Moyer
John Conn
Randolph Mockbee
Group Meeting Attendance Counts Guests and Members
Mrs. W. C. Cade Mrs. O. Jackson and Mrs. Billeter led a gathering with twenty one members and four guests present.
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W. C. Cade
O. Jackson
Billeter
China Discussion Delights University Women Group
The American Association of University Women meeting at the Girls' Club featured a musical program by Mrs. Murray Jacobs Mrs. Charles Boyle and Mrs. Paul Ruth. Dorothy Barbour of Cincinnati spoke on China noting less illiteracy since the past and detailing Sun Yat Sen and the need for honest leaders Christian education and UN supported technical aid. Missionary work was advocated as essential amid China’s dangers and difficulties.
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American Association University
Murray Jacobs
Charles Boyle
Paul Ruth
Dorothy Barbour
Cincinnati
Barbour
China
United Nations
Marjorie Gardner
Ruth
J. H
South School League Benefit Card Party Set
The South School Mothers Welfare League hosts its annual benefit card party January 26 at the American Legion auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will be served as card players begin at 8 pm. Tickets from listed committee members or at the door. proceeds fund milk for the undernourished and clothing purchases for the school.
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South School Mothers Welfare League
American Legion
E. A. Correa
William Verity
Eldon McLaughlin
George Koeppel
Raymond Brown
Arthur Griffith
Robert Patton
Eldon Tenforte
M. E. Carruthers
Oakwood Jordan
Sigma Phi Gamma Holds Meeting at YMCA Barnitz Room
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held a Monday evening meeting in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA. Mrs. Jack Trimble read an invitation to the province convention on February 18 and 19 at Kenton Ohio. Mrs. William Whitesel reported on Christmas card and candy sales. The group will sell candy for Valentine’s Day. January social hostesses are Mrs. Lina Sheets, Mrs. Donald Lewelyn, Mrs. William Whitesel, and Miss Vera Shirmeyer. Mrs. Lewellyn hosts at her Broad Street home.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Jack Trimble
Kenton
William Whitesel
Lina Sheets
Donald Lewelyn
Vera Shirmeyer
Lewellyn
Broad St
Wounded Negro recounts killings by three white men
In Kosciusko Mississippi AP report Thomas Harris, critically wounded, says three white men slaughtered his family’s three children after trying to assault his 14 year old step-daughter Pearline Thurman. Two suspects still hunted, one captured, names Malcolm Whitt Leon Turner and Wendell Whitt.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Thomas Harris
Mississippi
Henry Rodgers
Malcolm Whitt
Leon Turner
Wendell Whitt
Malcolm
Rodgers
Attala County
Pearline Thurman
Harris
Whitts
Turner
Ore Whitt
Frankie C. Thurman
Mary Burnside
Ruby Nell Harris
Pearline
Serviceman Sam Warmoth Jr Transferred to Tokyo
Sgt. Sam Warmoth Jr son of Mr and Mrs Sam Warmoth Otford State Rd has moved from Okinawa to Tokyo Japan He serves with the Army Air Corps in the United States military forces news update from Otford community outlets.
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Sam Warmoth, Jr
Sam Warmoth
Otford State Rd
Okinawa
Tokyo
Japan
Sergeant Warmoth
Army Air Corps
Loan Association Elects Officers
J. L. Glass was elected president of the American Building and Loan Association at its annual meeting last evening. Named vice president was W. D. Vorhis with A. James Morrman, secretary Manager and M. P. Schrock, treasurer, Dc. E. Burke will continue as attorney for the association with Walter R. Bender as assistant attorney. Directors elected were Glass, Russell Weatherwax, Vorhis, J. J. Hain, Vance E. Cribbs, Harry K. Moore and Moorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Glass
American Building and Loan Association
W. D. Vorhis
A. James Morrman
M. P. Schrock
Burglars Escape with 75 Dollar Loot at Fred's Store
Police say burglars fled with about 75 dollars from Fred's Store in Lebanon after a night theft that showed no break in. Police Chief W H Fulkert suggested the culprits may have hidden in the store until the owner locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Fred
W. H. Fulkerth
City dog license sales lag with 10 days left
Deputy Butler County treasurer Carl Wedekind reports only 500 dog licenses sold of 2,000 on hand as the January 20 deadline nears. He warns most pet owners have not yet secured their tags.
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Carl Wedekind
Butler County
Wedekind
JA Personnel Leaders To Meet At Wednesday Session
William F. Johnston Armco Middletown Division training advisor will discuss Job Relations with Junior Achievement personnel managers at a 4 p m meeting in the Civic Association auditorium. Kits have been marketed to convert 10 inch televisions into 16 inch sets.
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William F. Johnston
Armco
Middletown
The
Civic Association
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Esther L. O’neil
B. S
M. A
U. of C. Wasc
Bacilli
Winmore
South School League
Sigma Phi Gamma
cHanne
Gees
Wnt
Rinerset Ia
Reeves
Whitt
Everett Bailey
Sonny Man Harris
Nell Harris
Mary McAtee
Berlina Harris
Bailey
Rogers
Sixth Ave
Loan Association
N. Broad St
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
Electrolux
Hoover
United
Tytus
Mercury
Ed Sullivan
Roselawn
Lincoln Mercury Inc
Bryan Philips
Mgr
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