WSCS General Meet at First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service held its general meeting at the church with a 9:45 a.m. devotional. A link meeting is planned for January 31 in the afternoon. Miss Marjorie Mayer spoke on her missionary work in Japan. An afternoon program featured devotions, violin music, a skit, and interviews with circle leaders and guests. Nominating committee named for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Marjorie Mayer
Japan
Ellison Young
Clair Tieman
Circle Five
John Carmody
Edwin Oglesby
Leland
House
E. H. McCandlish
Forest Bowman
E. L. Phillips
Kreisler
Roy Russell
Circle Eight
Frank R. Swift
Circle Nine
Melvin Kelso
Charles Redman
Circle Four
P. J. Jaques
Circle Seven
Ralph Mull
World Outlook
Charles Bailey
J. J. Canfield
Elmo Lingrel
Alan ‘Harrison
Bailey
Annual J A Dance Attracts Teen-Agers To Hotel
Nearly 450 teens attended Middletown Junior Achievement's annual dance titled Twilight in Paris. The Manchester Hotel ballroom featured Cliff Lash and his Cincinnati radio TV orchestra with vocalist Dick Noel, French decor, a mirror hall and hand printed programs. Ticket duties were handled by a large student team led by Bob Geis and Delores Musen with many assistants. Chaperones included Mrs Atha Pegg and others from local groups. Jerry Kidwell chaired the event and guests from Dayton JA attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Junior Achievement
Paris
Manchester Hotel
Cliff Lash
Radio and Television Fame
Cincinnati
Dick Noel
Bob Geis
Delores Musen
Janice Gehron
Tom Todson
Fred Whitehead
Frank Hall
Phyllis Boyd
Viola Eschilman
Elaine Heehan
Margaret Wolfenberger
Sonja Shea
Darlene Collier
Helen Howard
Wayne Sorrell
Winford Lawson
Phil Price
Post-Nuptial Shower For Mrs James Nickell
Mrs Lacy Sparks honored Mrs James Nickell nee Wanda Dillon of Lynnhaven Va at a post nuptial shower held the bride's mother Mrs Ezra Dillon home on Cleveland Street White streamers and a large white bell decorated the room Games and prizes were won by Mrs Edgar Perry Mrs Arnold Wehr and Miss Ila Shoemaker After gifts were opened a luncheon for more than 20 guests was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Sparks
James Nickell
Wanda Dillon
Lynnhaven
Ezra Dillon
Cleveland St
Edgar Perry
Arnold Wehr
Ila Shoemaker
Middletown Hadas Sah Monthly Meeting Highlight Travelogue
The Middletown chapter Hadas sah will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at the synagogue on First Ave at 8 p m Mrs Albert Annenberg will preside in the absence of the president The highlight is a travelogue on Europe and Africa by Mrs Ralph Kah with color slides A social will follow
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Middletown
Hadassah
First Ave
Albert Annenberg
Europe
Africa
Ralph Kah
Unity Council 241 Daughters of America Elects Officers
The Clubs Unity Council No. 241 Daughters of America met Friday evening. Mrs. Courtney Tibbs installed officers including junior past councilor Mrs. Roger Stewart and vice councilor Mrs. Woodford Medley. A bingo session followed by lunch, with a covered dish dinner planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council No. 241 Daughters of America
Courtney Tibbs
Roger Stewart
Arthur Waites
Woodford Medley
Grant Barnett
Hattie Senthen
Arthur Ross
Marie Hart
Leslie Cremer
Eva Moore
Tibbs
Barnett
Cremer
Snethen
Dorcas Society Study Block On Latin America
Monthly meeting of the Dorcas Society at Mrs. Marion Barnhart’s home featured Winona Dr Mrs Allan Crout presenting the first book report in a series on Latin America. Subsequent members will cover sections to complete the study aimed at promoting better understanding of Latin American neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of the
Church of the Brethren
Marion Barnhart
Allan Crout
Latin America
Mothers' Club of Jacksonburg January Meeting Notes
The Mothers' Club of Jacksonburg met at Mrs. Helen Sibsy's home for January. Members shared New Year resolutions and awarded gifts to three members with perfect 1951 attendance, Mrs. Charles Fala, Ray Weber, and Mrs. Kenneth Neal. New members, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, joined. February's meeting will be at Mrs. Geneva Buchheit's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Jacksonburg
Helen Sibsy
Charles Fala
Ray Weber
Kennetheal
Mary Brown
Mary Zimmerman
Geneva Buchheit
January Meeting of Semper Fidelis Class at First Baptist
The Semper Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church held its January meeting at Mrs. J. W. Holman’s Alameda Circle home. Devotions by Mrs. Frances Franklin explored Our Personal Relationship with God. Mrs. Edwin C. Oglesby reviewed Take a Second Look at Yourself by John H. Miller. Tea was hosted by Mrs. John S. Parr and Mrs. Ce cil Richardson. A snap dragon centerpiece adorned the social hour. Hostesses included Mrs. William Hill Mrs. Glenn Bewley Mrs. Lloyd Yoho and Mrs. John Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. W. Holman
Alameda Circle
Frances Franklin
God
John H. Miller
Edwin C. Oglesby
John S. Parr
Cecil Richardson
William Hill
Glenn Bewley
Lloyd Yoho
John Davis
Mrs Clyde Matheny to Speak at WCTU Open Meeting
Mrs Clyde Matheny of Columbus Ohio president of the Ohio Council of Church Women will be guest speaker at an open WCTU meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the First EUB Church The event includes a post meeting tea Co chairs are Mrs Carl Rossi and Mrs Robert Banker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Matheny
Columbi
Ohio Council of Church Women
WCTU
EUB
Matheny
National Council of American Baptist Women
Protestant Women’s Division of Civil Defense
Ohio Baptist Convention
National Council Christian Social Progress of American Baptist Women
The
Baptist Church
Carl Rossi
Robert Banker
Party Honors Mrs. Pummill at post-nuptial shower
Weekend event hosted by Mrs. Fred Pummill Sr and others honored Mrs. Fred Pummill Jr. Guests enjoyed refreshments around a three tier cake, pink streamers, white bells, and crepe paper decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Guy Minge, Mrs. James Williams, and several other local ladies. About thirty friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pummill, Sr
Frank Herd
Joe Little
Fred Pummill, Jr
Guy Minge
James Williams
Earl Thomas
Earl Puckett
David Hubbard
Kenneth Combs
Orville Pummill
Miss Dredge Honored At Baltimore Street Shower
Miss Mary Jane Dredge bride elect of Arthur Seibert was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Thomas on Baltimore Street. Games and prizes enlivened the shower as a scrapbook of recipes and household hints was presented. Waffle iron and grill were given before refreshments with green and gold table decorations. Guests included E. J. Buckles Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Dredge
Arthur Seibert
Grover C. Thomas
Baltimore St
Miss Dredge
E. J. Buckles, Jr
Raymond Melampy
Thomas Brown
R. S. Shibley
Ottis Bailey
Paul Slezak
Lewis Welshofer
Seibert
Shower Honors Norma Henderson Before her January wedding
Mrs Robert Fogle hosted a Saturday evening shower for Norma Henderson Far from simple decor included white wedding bells yellow streamers and delicate floral centerpiece of chrysanthemums snapdragons and baby breath Miss Henderson and her fiancé John C Barton plan a January 19 ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev R W Galloway to perform the double ring rite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Henderson
Robert Fogle
Louise McFarland
Archie Malott
Henderson
John C. Barton
First Presbyterian Church
R. W. Galloway
Heights League backs Route 4 plan with caveat
The Dixie Heights Improvement League supports Middle town Safety Council's traffic remedies for Germantown Road near the Aeronca plant but says annexing the Avalon subdivision is not a complete fix. President C F Myers cites canal relocation as broader solution for roads levies and future development. The league's area covers west of Tytus Ave south of Warren County line to West Middletown Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Heights
Sunday News-Journal
League
Tytus Ave
Warren County Line
West Middletown Bridge
Election Tonight For Building and Loan Board
The American Building and Loan Association holds its annual board meeting at 6:30 p.m. at 1016 Central Ave. Voters include Harry K. Moore and W D Vor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Building and Loan Association
Board of Directors
Central Ave
Harry K. Moore and
W.D. Vor
Cost Of Road Repairs Hamper County Highway Construction
Butler County faced higher highway costs due to winter damage in 1950-51. County engineer Jesse Pochard reported an extra 150000 spent to repair roads, raising the road and bridge fund to 594810.78 for the year. Snow and ice clearing cost 27809.37, with 130 miles of highway seal treated and maintenance of surface-treated roads budgeted at about 150000. The county oversees 300 miles of county roads and helps maintain 700 miles of township roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Jesse Pochard
Pochard
Limited size cap for organisms at about 300 feet says Britannica
Britannica notes an upper limit around 300 feet for organism size. The article states present association board members whose terms end this year are named as reelection candidates per A James Moorman secretary. Each elected member will serve three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. James Moorman
Association
Mrs Perkins Leads Sunday Jail Service
Mrs Perkins and helpers conducted cheer up services at Butler County Jail Sunday afternoon. Group singing occurred and John Draxler read the Ten Commandments. Each prisoner received a handkerchief as a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Perkins
Eunice
Constance Perkins
Hattie Caudill
John Draxler
Butler County Jail
Draxler
Police alert for Newport jail inmate known numbers operator
Newport Kentucky police grabbed Melvin Clark a reputed numbers racket king with links to Middletown Ohio Dayton and Columbus. He was armed and considered dangerous tied to a murder case and suspected of fleeing Cincinnati toward Cleveland driving a 1950 automobile. Clark reportedly helped post bond for another arrested on a traffic violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Newport
Melvin Clark
Middletown
Xepia
Dayton
Columbus
Clark
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Yugoslav Spies Sentenced in Bulgaria
Belgrade reports say two Yugoslavs were sentenced to death and five others received long prison terms in Bulgaria on spy charges. One condemned official was Danil Doncic, former president of the Yugoslav Peoples Front in Bulgaria, cited for defying removal of a Tito portrait after the Cominform split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Danil Doncic
Yugoslav Peoples Front
Russia
Marshal Tito
Tito
White Cross Plan Promises Stable Rates With Hospital Coverage
The notice claims 48 736 people will be rushed to hospital today and 1 in 1 will be hospitalized within a year with 60 percent needing surgery. It cites over 25 million already holding hospital plans and says White Cross uses standard underwriting to maintain original rates from childhood to adulthood.
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U.S
White Cross
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Society
Fren Klopp
WSCS
Ington
Jolly Teens
Paul Clark
Crystalettes
Paul Deger
Thrifty Novelty Company
Jerry Kidwell
Achiever’s Association
Dayton Junior Achievement
Davidson Photo Shop
Godwin
Paramount Theater
Unity Council
Dorcas Society
Mothers’ Club
Fidelis
Drayer
Mrs. Pummill
Dial
Louis F. Jones
Mgr
Heights League
Building & Loan
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Mrs. Perkins
Norris
Crawford
Butler Dry Cleaners
South Clinton ST
Spiegel
America
Spiegels
Toel
Bankers Life & Casualty Co
P. Gay
Bankers Life
A Casualty Co
Dept
E. First ST
Ohio
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