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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1948

Page

6

Manchester Hotel Hosts AHEPA and Daughters Dance

The Manchester Hotel hosted a joint annual dance for AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope with over 500 members from Middletown Dayton Springfield Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago enjoying music by Dick Barrow and his Dayton orchestra. Committee members included Mrs te Larras Ms Pete Kavouras Ms Thomas Stoikos Mrs Chris E Pappas Mrs Gue Valen and Miss Zeila Revelos for the Daughters of Penelope and Pete Larras chairman George Manos George Poolitsan and Chris E Pappas for AHEPA.

Manchester AHEPA Penelope Middletown Dayton Springfield Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago Dick Barrow Te Larras Pete Kavouras Thomas Stoikos Chris E. Pappas

Various church guilds schedule meetings and meals tomorrow

Episcopal Church of the Ascension Guild of Church Women meets for Winter Communion at 12 15 p m with lunch at 1 p m led by Mrs G W Breiel and assisted by several members. United Presbyterian Women host supper at 6 30 p m with hostesses and prayer leadership. Westminster Guild plans an evening program from 8 p m with devotions. Catholic Ladies of Columbia Branch 105 hosts a 6 30 p m covered dish in Holy Trinity cafeteria with installation of officers during business session.

Guild of Church Women of Episcopal Church of the Ascension G. W. Breiel William Boykin Robert Crawford C G. Gray Ernest Graff Tim Johnson Kenneth Jones R. L. Lehman George Leighton S. W Nessler Catholic Ladies of Columbia Branch 105 Holy Trinity

Jolly Eight Club to Meet at Mrs Martin's Home

Mrs Thomas Martin of Columbia Avenue will host the Jolly Eight Club tomorrow evening. Brides will be the diversion of the evening in a social at her home with members attending.

JOLLY Thomas Martin Columbia Ave Jolly Eight Club

Co-Operettes Mark Tenth Anniversary Celebration

The Co-Operettes will celebrate their tenth anniversary tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the Girls Club.

International President to visit honored members in Dayton

Mrs. Paul Flory of Dayton will visit to honor members. Hostesses named are Mrs. Tom Giles, Mrs. Clarence Hughes, Mrs. E. C. McFadden, and Mrs. R. E Dempster.

Paul Flory Dayton Tom Giles Clarence Hughes E. C. McFadden R. E Dempster

Births at Hospital Reported Across City Notices

A list of newborns with parent names and addresses including Hargis Spicer 3010 Ottawa St a girl. Lloyd Wood Franklin a girl. William Willhoit 1526 Lawn Ave a girl. Verlin Charles 1705 Columbia Ave a girl. Wilbur Dalton 26 North Broad St a boy. George Fahrenholz Park St a boy. Lewis Reiner Dunn Franklin a girl. Charlie Fawn 1914 Young St a boy. Hubert Casey Trenton a girl. Jon Cottle Edgewater Hospital Miami Fla a boy December 30. maternal grandmother Mrs Jess Young Baltimore St noted. Leonardo Da Vinci to be discussed by Sorosis hosts tomorrow at 2:30 pm.

Hargis Spicer Ottawa St Lloyd Wood Franklin William Willhoit Lawn Ave Leonardo da Vinci William W. Bowman Carl Nicklas Sorosis RK C Fred Rudie Bogan George Fahrenholz Jon Cottle Edgewater Hospital Miami, Fla Jess Young Baltimore St

Members Vote Change Club Name to Epsilon Alpha Sigma

At a Saturday evening meeting YAHO members unanimously approved changing the group name to Epsilon Alpha Sigma. Officers elected: Mary Garofalos president, Sue Mardis vice president, Mary Eliopoulos secretary, Irene Baguzedes assistant secretary. Next meeting January 24 at Delores Revelos home to install officers and plan events.

YAHO Epsilon Alpha Sigma Mary Garofalos Sue Mardis Mary Eliopoulos Irene Baguzedes Delores Revelos Thalis Thomas Jim Demetrion

Sunday School Workers Meet at First Baptist Church

The Sunday School Workers Class of First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Kiser Wells at 2803 Central Ave.

First Baptist Church Kiser Wells Central Ave

Unity Council No 241 Daughters meet in Knights Hall

Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America will convene tomorrow in Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Arnad Hiatt presiding. A covered dish dinner will be enjoyed.

Unity Council No Daughters of America Knights of Malta Arnad Hiatt

Willing Workers Sunday School Class Meeting at Mrs Banker’s

The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Robert Banker, 2600 Elmo Pi, tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Devotionals directed by Mrs. Elmer Jewell, with Mrs Banker assisted by several others. Sarah Thompson Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Charles Moore, 523 Baltimore St, tomorrow at 7 30 p m.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Robert Banker Elmo Pi Elmer Jewell Banker Roy Weamer Fred Garver William Anderson Florence Root Sarah Thompson Missionary Society Charles Moore Baltimore St

Central School PTO Meeting Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 PM

The Central School PTO plans to convene at the school tomorrow at 7 30 p m Miss Florence Powell will present her drastic group suggesting a local community program or performance.

Central School Pto Florence Powell

Council of Jewish Women Middletown to meet with drive

The Middletown Section of the National Council of Jewish Women meets tomorrow with Mrs Dave Finkleman at 508 The Alameda at 8 pm A charity drive follows including eyeglasses for penal institution inmates and gifts for Ship a Box for children eight or nine Mrs R A Hills Sunday School Brethren Church also gathers tomorrow at 7 30 pm at 613 Fifteenth Ave for a church group meeting

Council OF Jewish Women Middletown National Council of Jewish Women Mra Dave Finkleman Alameda

Mrs. Ervin Smith Confined After Fall Injuries

Mrs. Ervin Smith of Claradon Hot Shop is confined to her home on Kunz Ave due to injuries from a fall yesterday. Visitors in Indianapolis yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorrell Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carter. Mrs. Mable Wyatt is confined to her home at 1907 First Ave with illness.

Ervin Smith Claradon Hot Shop Kunz Ave Indianapolis Walter Sorrell, Jr Herbert Carter Mable Wyatt First Ave

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Local Community

List of residents with medical or surgical status includes Ida Sill Franklin Bernard Wlosinski Baltimore St Mrs Lester Keeler Sherman Ave Mrs Winfred Townsend Franklin Edgar Chaney Sheffield St Ova Gilbert Clarendon Ave Mrs Erle Hanson Grand Ave Samuel L Richardson South Main St Richard Reed Park St William HK Long Bryant St Harley Wolf Trenton Eula Tibbs Cynthia Tibbs Park St Alma Schoenfeld Shafer St Mrs Frank Sliva Lind St Mrs William Thompson West Middletown Mrs Eugene Whitt Excello and others noted as medical or surgical status with several dismissals.

Bernard M. Wlosinski Baltimore St Lester Keeler Sherman Ave Winfred Townsend Franklin, Medical Edgar Chaney Sheffield St Erle Hanson Grand Ave Samuel L. Richardson South Main St Richard Reed Park St. Surgical William HK. Long Bryant St. Surgical Harley Wolf Trenton Surgical Eula Cynthia Tibbs Jesse Tibbs Park St Alma Schoenfeld Shafer St Frank Sliva Lind St William Thompson West Middletown Eugene Whitt Excello

Probate Judge Oscar Leiser seeks renomination in GOP primary

Hamilton Ohio. Probate Judge Oscar R. Leiser announced he will enter the Republican primary on May 4 to seek renomination for the four year term. The next Butler County probate judge term begins February 9, 1948 and will last six years under recent legislation. The report notes Edison’s 1879 filament lamp invention.

Hamilton Oscar R. Leiser Gideon Palmer Ohio Butler County Ohio General Assembly

Dayton Presbytery to Meet Tuesday in New Carlisle

The annual winter meeting of the Dayton Presbytery will be held at First Presbyterian Church New Carlisle Tuesday with over fifty ministers from eight counties and delegates from forty three churches. Rev Alexander T Coyle will preside and deliver the moderatorial sermon. Rev Richard E Baird of Chicago will be guest. The session will elect a new moderator enrolling clerk and officers, and consider calls to Rev Carroll H Kitts for Carlisle and West Carrollton churches.

Presbytery of Dayton First Presbyterian Church New Carlisle Arnold E. Kuh Alexander T. Coyle Troy Ker Richard E. Baird Chicago Korea Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions East Central Area Eli M. Mowry South Charleston Committee On Foreign Missions Hugh F. Ash, Jr. Xenia Carroll H. Kitts New Jersey Carlisle West Carrollton Stanley L. Weems Tery Presbytery Robert W ." Osborn Malcolm A. Harris Clifton Hugh F. Ash, Jr Xenia C L. Plymate

Franklin Man Heads Warren County Commissioners

H. D. Jim Bailey of Franklin was elected president of the Warren County Commissioners for the coming year at the annual reorganizing meeting. He succeeds Scott McClure of near Lebanon, with Fred Hagemeyer as the third member. McClure joines the Aid to Dependent Children committee as activities were discussed. Reappointments include William Culberson to the Children’s Home Board for one year and William Rowe of Lebanon to a three year term, Rowe replacing Nelson Wilson.

Lebanon H. D Jim” Bailey Franklin Board of Warren County Commissioners Scott McClure Near Lebanon Fred Hagemeyer McClure William Culberson Near Franklin Children’s Home Board William Rowe Rowe Nelson Wilson Kings Mills

Conservancy move hearing tops open in Maumee watershed

A 15 judge court heard arguments for and against a proposed Maumee watershed conservancy district. State Agriculture Director Frank Fransworth favors the plan. Petitioners seek a flood control and water conservation district spanning 15 counties. Fulton and Williams County commissioners asked exclusion when the conservancy court organized on November 17.

Defiance Maumee Watershed

Beetle Noise Considered Mating Call

Scientists suggest the distinctive scraping sound produced by rubbing body parts together among beetles may serve as a mating call. Researchers note the noise could function in courtship, attracting mates in dark habitats where vision is limited.

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