Nurses Hear Dr. Walter A. Reese Memoirs Speech at Middletown Hospital
Dr. Walter A. Reese spoke at the January session of the Alumnae Association at Middletown Hospital, sharing humorous travel tales from Gibraltar Italy and Spain and observations on Europe’s regimes and postwar affairs. He linked his WWII Army experiences to urging independent thinking and unity, then officers for 1981 were installed and a luncheon followed Verity Hall hosted by Florence Beck and others.
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Walter A
Alumnace Association
Middletown Hospital
Reese
Gibraltar
Italy
Spain
Hun Studing
Emi
Europe
U. S
Soviet Union
Trey
Dr. Reese
Esther Swinehast
Betty Long
Nadine
Miss Crout
Mir
Miss Hiteshue and Miss Garver Bridal Shower
Bridle shower events were held at Miss Garver's home for Miss Hiteshue and Mrs Wanita Hiteshue. Miss Jage Garver and Mrs Russell Hiteshue attended with a miscellaneous shower. Guests enjoyed a dinner, decorations, and contests with prizes awarded to Albert Meyer and the Hiteshues. Duty will wed in January at a Monroe Methodist Church.
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Wanita Hiteshue
Dom Allen Doty
Jage Garver
Russell Hiteshue
Miss Garver
Albert Meyer
Monroe
Second Coffee Hour At Girls' Club Highlights Classical Decor
The Girls' Club hosted the second Coffee Hour with Albert W. McCurdy from the Pogue Company in Cincinnati. He traced decorative history from the 1500s to today, citing Chippendale and Sheraton, and discussed modern design trends, fabrics, and practical home materials.
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These & Ams
Albert W. McCurdy
Pogue Company
Cincinna
Chippendale
Sheraton
Durcng Phryte
Lloyd Wright
McCurdy
Girl's Club
Mabe
Mabel Gardner
L. J. Long
Howard
A.wilson
Erna Kaser Fo
Wilson
Hills Region of Nebraska Devoted to Cattle Raiding
Readable text notes the Hills region of Nebraska is largely focused on cattle raiding activity. It highlights recurring livestock theft concerns among local ranchers and residents. Authorities report ongoing investigations and calls for vigilance, cooperation, and reporting of suspicious incidents.
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Send Hills
Nebraska
Frances Robinson to Attend Scout Training in Lennox Mass
Miss Frances Robinson field director for the Girl Scouts departs today for Lennox Massachusetts where she will take part in a month long training course in scouting skills and organization.
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Frances Robinson
Lennox
Mass
Westminster Guild Meeting at Mrs Weite Home
The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs Robert Weite's Stanley S Mere home. C H Harris led devotions on An ma the Devout from Glimpses of Grace. Miss Clare Whitman sang with Mrs Lucy Werner, performing three pieces.
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Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Weite
Stanley S Mere
C. H. Harris
Anma
Clare Whitman
Lucy Werner
Don Carey
Hostecees
Grge Breens
Fret Gerber
Ed Drayer
Alvi Bell
Rees Kramer
Sunday School Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Sunday School Workers' Class of the First Baptist Church held its January meeting at Mrs Jefferson Howard's Aberdeen Drive home. A covered-dish supper preceded devotions by Mrs Rey Kraft on Matthew. Mrs Kraft spoke on "What a Parade" as her subject.
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First Baptist Church
Jefferson Howard
Aberdeen Dr
Rey Kraft
Mathew
William Sarr
Harley Hodson
Edgar Picklesirner
Meeting Report of Elsie Pratt Circle at Mrs Robertson Home
The Elsie Pratt Circle of the First Baptist Church met on Tuesday evening at Mrs Robertson's home. Devotions were led by Mrs Worcester and the prayer was offered by Mrs Selter and Mrs Parr with assistance from Mrs Kitchen and Mrs Campbell.
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Elsie Pratt
First Baptist Church
Robertson
B. D. Worcester
Robert Selter
John Parr
Ben Kitchen
Henry Campbell
Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Mil ler Home
The Sewing Circle met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mil ler. Mrs. Albert Canter, president, led the meeting. The next gathering will be at Mrs. J. B. Monroe’s on Tytus Ave on January 34, followed by a social hour.
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Sewing Circle
Mer Miller
Albert Canter
J. B. Monroe
Tytus Ave
Latter Day Saints Women Meet at Mrs Gomer Stethem Home
The Latter Day Saints Department of Women of the Reorganized Church met Tuesday at Mrs Gomer Stethem's home. Mrs Robert Hel singer led the study and outlined the group’s aim to promote the church’s material and spiritual welfare. Miss Roberta Treber, Mrs Russell Rockwell and Mrs Hel singer sang "Guard The Temple." A social hour followed with refreshments by the hostess.
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Department of Women
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Gomer Stethem
Robert Helsinger
Roberta Treber
Russell Rockwell
A Helsinger
Temple
Merideth
Miami Valley Council No. 1 Installs Officers at Meeting
The Miami Valley Council No. 1 held a Tuesday evening session at Hal Hallon Hall on Bread Street. New officers were installed including Ruth Bennett as jr. past councilor Catherine Collinsworth as associate post councilor Delia Sorrell as councilor Anna Smith as associate councilor Dshe Gilbreath as vice councilor Georgia Fullen as conductor Orpha Manneh as warden Marie Gravenstine as recording secretary Margarette Acklen as assistant recording secretary Myrtle Pummills as financial secretary Ida Jewell as assistant financial secretary Neida Hivick as treasurer Martha Hoppe as inside sentinel Jane Horn as outside sentinel Margarette Sticklen as trustee Ethel Kash Nellie McGee as trustees Mary Richardson as team captain Ollie Gilbreath as assistant team captain Rachael Richardson as flag bearer and Evelyn Jolliff as pianist. Anniversary celebration planned for February with a social hour following.
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Miami Valley Council No. 1
N. Bread
Ruth Bennett
Catherine Collinsworth
Delia Sorrell
Anna Smith
Dshe Gilbreath
Georgia Fullen
Orpha Manneh
Marie Gravenstine
Margarette Cklen
Financia
Myrtle Pummills
Ida Jewell
Neida Hivick
Inside Sentinel
Martha Hoppe
Outside Sentinel
Jane Horn
Margarette Sticklen
Ethel Kash
Nellie McGee
Mary Richardson
Ollie Gilbreath
Rachael Richardson
Josephine Turlakis
Evelyn Jolliff
Phi Beta Psi Sorority Holds January Meeting
Phi Beta Psi met in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA for its January gathering. A memorial service honored Mrs. Fred Schatzmann, longtime active member. A memorial foundation will fund a senior Middletown High School girl in her memory.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Barnitz Room
YMCA
Fred Schatzmann
Silver Link Council Daughters meet. officers chosen
Silver Link Council No. 223 met in the Knights of Matta Hall. Mrs John Williams hosted the Liver Chain Sewing Club after the session. Officers elected include Mrs Mary Sharp vice president Mrs Cartie Triplett recording secretary and Mrs Adol Roberts treasurer. Luncheon followed and next meeting set at Merc Bessie Barnes home in February. Mayflower Past Councilors gather January 17 at 7:30 PM at Mrs Adolph Roberts 1408 Winona Dr.
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Silver Link Council No
Daughters of America
Knights of Matta
Mayflower
Adolph Roberts
Winona Dr
January meeting of Ron Judson Circle at Morningstar home
The Ron Judson Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Sam Morningstar’s home. Mrs. Clyde Kelbaugh reviewed an engaging autobiography titled Sam Hidgin bottom-Farmer. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and Mrs. Jessie Clements. The next gathering will be a Valentine party at Mrs. W. E. McComb’s home.
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Ron Judson
First Baptist Church
Sam Morningstar
Clyde Kelbaugh
Sam Hidginbottom
Jessie Clements
W. E. McComb
Displaced Persons Family Speaks at Local Christian Women Meeting
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Church of Christ held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Woodlawn Avenue home. A displaced persons family sponsored by Oakland Presbyterian was introduced and shared experiences before arriving in Middletown after time in a German DP camp.
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Christen Women's Fellowship
First Church of Christ
John Woodlawn
Middletown
Oakland
John Kapat
George Tattman
Laura Moore
Bethlehem Lutheran Women Hear Mission Reports and Plans
Lutheran Women Bethlehem Lutheran Women's Missionary Society met at the Parish House with new president Mrs Clarence Popp leading devotions. Mrs Lionel Mc Feeter spoke on New Guinea Missions and Miss Eleanor Hauseisen spoke on India Mission work was presented by Pastor Bernard Never and Miss Bertha Zimmerman served as accompanist. Committee appointments were made for the year.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Women's Missionary Society
Clarence Popp
New Guinea
Wanita Hiteshue Honored At Party
Mrs D Doty and Mrs Charles Drake hosted a bridal shower at the Doty home on Woodlawn Ave for Miss Wanita Hiteshue bride elect of Gordon Allen Doty. Miss Hiteshue daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hiteshue Monroe, will wed January 20 at Monroe Methodist Church. Games and contests delighted guests with a delightful lunch and many gifts as Mrs John Hoffer and Mrs Roy Burrough of Franklin attended.
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D. &. Doty
Charles Drake
John Hoffer
Roy Burroughe
Franklin
Community group meetings announced for Friday evening
Goodwill Mothers gather at 7 30 p m at 1108 Fourteenth Ave the home of Mrs Brown Shaffer. Beth Sholom Sisterhood meets at 8 p m at 2304 Arlington Ave with Mrs Leo Berman hosting a book review by Dayton’s Mrs Burick. Lone Star Past Councilor convenes at 7 30 p m at Mrs Robert Weaver’s Hill Ave with Mrs ao as assisting host.
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Goodwill
Beth Sholom
Leo Berman
Arlington Ave
Burick
Dayton
Mack Fleischman
Alex Casper
Fred Cramer
H. A Finkelman
J. Faust
Abe Korroe
Julius Levy
Lone Star
Robert Weaver
Hill Ave
Local Club Names New Members and Committees
Mrs Karl Banzhaf adds life membership while Mrs Maynard Mills heads junior mission band and bank offering. New member Mrs Lionel McFeeters joins. Special needs volunteers include Mrs J F Winkelman and Mrs Emil Kolodzig. Sewing committee forms under Mrs Bernard Heuer and Mrs George Fahrenholz.
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Maynard Mills
Misson
Karl Banzhaf
Bernard Heuer
Christian Service
George Fahrenholz
Lionel McFeeters
J. F. Winkelman
Emil Kolodzig
Circle 1 Homemakers' Club Welcomes Three New Members
Circle 1 Homemakers' Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Bach's home on Young St. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. W. E. Barber Mrs. Alva Farmer and Mrs. Howard Whiteway. Guest speaker Mr. Bach spoke on The Community Hospital. Federation events were announced with a best Frays set for March 14-15 and a February study course on What Every Woman Should Know About Investments. The next meeting is planned for February at Mrs. Keister's 1100 Fourteenth Ave.
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Homemakers’ Club
Circle 1
Harry Bach
Young St
W. E. Barber
Alva Farmer
Howard Whiteway
Lawrence Schliemann
Federation
Keister
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting
Women of the Moose met Wednesday at the Moose Hall. Escorts and committee chairmen prepared for the Midwinter Conference on January 28 here. Officers received new regalia presented by the committee chairman and voted to order regalia for the chapter's chair. A covered dish and birthday party will be combined with the next meeting.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Nebraska Name Origin Tied to Otoe Word for Platte River
Nebraska derives its name from an Otoe Indian word referring to the Platte River meanings shallow water flat water or broad water. The assertion ties the state's name to Indigenous language and local geography.
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Nebraska
Platte River
Federation Board Plans New Year Activities in Middletown
The Middle town Federation of Womens Clubs executive board met at the Girls Club for 1951 plans with ten men presenting reports. Mrs. C. W. Young presided. reports were given by Mrs. Karl Banzhaf and Treasurer Mrs. Fred Brosius. a detailed education program and junior lessons were outlined for January through March. the Boys Choir offered Christmas carols. the tuberculosis mobile unit will visit March 4–15. paraphlets on civic operation will be mailed. Arbor Day pine trees are being ordered for schools.
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Middletown Federation of Womens’ Clubs
C. W. Young
Karl Banzhaf
Fred Brosius
Robert Nelson
The
Civic Association
B. D. Morgan
Cecil Kindred
Girls’ Club
Education Department
Lawrence Schiemann
Robert Millan
Oclesby-Barnitz Bank
Mary Strodbeck
Federal Savings and Loan Company
Robert Brown
Greene and Ladd
Health Department
Schliemann
Butler County Tuberculosis
Middletown
Civic and Legislative Department
Richard Marksbury
Allite
Margerum Hosts Suburban Card Club Soiree
Mrs Margerum opened her Oberon Drive home Wednesday evening for the Suburban Card Club. About five hundred dollars in prizes were awarded to Edith Smith Edward Grafton Strait and George R. Other members included Louis Stults Marie Waites Russell Ogiesby and the hostess with George Frye to host next.
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Paul Margerum
Oberon Dr
Edith Smith
Dward Graft
On Strait
George *R
Louis Stults
Marie Waites
Russell Ogiesby
George Frye
10-Cent Pay Hike For City Workers In Cuyahoga Falls
AP reports city workers in Cuyahoga Falls receive a 10 cent early pay boost and salaried staff gain a seven percent raise today. The move aims to ease costs and reward staff ahead of payroll.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Tides Help Harbors Function Without Moon
Without the moon the tides would vanish affecting harbor efficiency and navigation as coastal ports rely on tidal flows for boats mooring and movement. The text underscores the moon's gravitational role in driving tides key to harbor usability.
Lots Of Room For Recruits Marines Say
Marines say no enlistment cap yet as recruiting expands. Local officer A A Hanger reports open enlistment for war duration and three to four year terms. Women aged 18 to 30 may join. Raymond G. Pergram of Trenton Route 1 is tentatively accepted as a private and will be sworn in on January.
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U. S S. Marine Corps
A. A. Hanger
Sgt
Hanger
Marine Corps
Raymond G. Pergram
Marmne Pergram
Trenton
Pergram
Police Briefs Arrest for Fleeing Accident Scene in Hamilton
Detective Captain Ralph Bauer and Patrolman John Combe arrested L. F. Steverling, 69, of 117 N Fourth St Hamilton on a charge of fleeing the scene of an accident. He posted 200 bond and will appear in Municipal Court May afternoon. Steverling allegedly left an earlier collision and was caught after a police check. Myrtle Button reported theft of her car license plate from the Interstate Folding Box shop lot. Glenn Phillips reported theft from his car on Charles St. Robert Hagins reported shoe skates stolen from his car on Wycoff St. Mrs Bertha Perkins reported a missing wristwatch while downtown.
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Ralph Bauer
John Combe
L. F. Steverling
N. Fourth St
Hamilton
Steverling
Myrtle Button
Penfield Ave
Interstate Folding Box Shop
Glenn Phillips
W. Silver St
Lebanon
Charles St
Robert Hagins
Wycoff St
Bertha Perkins
Eighteenth Ave
Auto hits 72 year old man in Strutherskilling Mahoning County death
An automobile fatally struck Mike Bukovac 72 of Struthers last night in Youngstown Mahoning County marking the county's second traffic fatality of the year.
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Youngstown
Mike Bukovac
Struthers
Mahoning County
Bigger payroll checks issued by city on new billing machine
City employees received larger checks today as the city introduced a new billing machine. Dennis, supervisor at City Disposal Grounds, noted the first payroll with a long stub detailing deductions. Ivan Crawford, city treasurer, said all workers will receive the new checks once the program rolls out.
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Dennis
Ivan Crawford
Warmer Weather Expected After Cool Thursday Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau at Vandalia forecast clear skies and warmer weather for the area following a cool Thursday. A high near 38 was predicted, with temperatures dipping to 30 near noon and a low around 15 tonight. Warm weather with a high about 42 was forecast for Friday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Vandalia
Wage Study Underway In City Departments
Action begun on a city wage study with two members from each department forming a steering committee to address compensation problems. City manager H. W. Starick says representatives from other departments will join as the program progresses and a classification system will be chosen. Department heads compile budgets using current salary figures, subject to later adjustment.
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Geanaeen
Genermittee
H. W. Starick
Sales Tax Aid To Help Merchants
Mrs E D Gray of the State Sales Tax Office will visit merchants to assist with filing Form ST-10 for the period July 1 to December 31 1950. She will be at the Deputy County Treasurer's office second floor City Building from 9 a m to 4 p m with the proper papers.
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E. D. Gray
State Sales Tax Office
Weather fragment mentions low 30s and high 38 in 12 hours
Fragmentary forecast notes a morning low around 30 degrees and a 12 hour interval rising to about 38 degrees by 6 p.m. Indicates a mild warming but incomplete data.
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Walter A. Reese
Miss Hiteshue
Dress Club
Jack Christy
C.C Merlett
Frances Dillon
Ed Schatz
F. L
Miami Valley
Phi Beta Psi
Borg
Ann Judson
Women of
Federation Board
Margerum
Baby Shop
Proprietor
Mrs. Della Boyce
Central Ave
WPFB
Arendh Cour
Germantown RD
Roger
Vobrich
Roger’s
Mido
Rogers
Ohio
Maine
Casa
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