Presbyterian Minister Heads Religious School
The Rev. William T. Winch of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church will dean the third annual School of Religion at Church of the Ascension starting tomorrow with 7 p.m. classes. Registration opens at 6:30 p.m. in the Great Hall under Miss Pat Newland. Both first and second hour courses are offered for $1 each. The program features multiple clergy speakers led by Rev. Charles Lovell with others from Franklin Presbyterian Otterbein Press and First Church of God. The Middletown Council of Churches sponsors the school through its Christian education committee chaired by Rev. H. C. Grunewald of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed.
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William T. Winch
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Church of the Ascension
Pat Newland
First Baptist Church
Mr. Wach
Charles Lovell
First Methodist ‘Church
Carl Siegwarth
Franklin Presbyterian Church
Floyd Watts
Otterbein Press
J. Herschel Caudill
First Church of God
J. Elmer Gregg
Franklin
Lutheran Church
Sidney McCammon
School of Religion
Middletown Council of Churches
Committee On Christian Education
IH. C. Grunewald
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Chess Exhibition by Al Horowitz in Cincinnati
Former U S chess champion and Chess Review editor Al Horowitz will lecture and stage a chess exhibition next Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Linton Hotel Cincinnati. He will play 40 or more games simultaneously against all comers in the Ohio Bridge Club room, sponsored by the Cincinnati Chess Club. Players must bring their own set to compete.
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al «Horowitz
U. S
Chess Review
Hotel Linton
Cincinnati
Horowitz
Cincinnati Chess Club
Ohio Bridge Club
Linton
Safety Group Meets Tuesday in Civic Association Building
The Middletown Safety Council board of control will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association building with Wylie Mitchell presiding.
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Middletown Safety Council Board of Control
Civic Association
Wylie Mitchell
Stage musical hits star born in 1893
A stage musical figure born in 1893 made a lasting impact on early stage performance. The note recalls a life spanning decades of theater work, with contributions to musical theater and performance history.
Democrats Eye Slate But Stall On Secretary Of State Challenge
In Columbus Democrats push for a full slate for governor and lieutenant governor while avoiding a bid against Republican secretary of state Ted W. Brown. The piece traces Brown’s election margins, county swings, and bipartisan cooperation that helped him reform Ohio election laws and reduce irregularities. It notes Brown’s prior failed bids for secretary of state in 1944 46 and 47 and his awards from the American Heritage Foundation in 1952 and 1956. It closes with a whimsical line about Theodore Roosevelt owning multiple dogs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Hubert Lynch
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Charles F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Robert W. Reider
Reider
GOP
American Heritage Foundation
United States
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