Weekend Visit and Quartet Concert Reach Bowling Green
Miss Louise Kiss of Kenwood Drive visited Miss Ada Cogan of Miamisburg while Middleton residents attended Toledo’s fourth annual SPEBSQSA quartet concert. The Closeaires from Middletown performed with guest Sam Fienstein. attendees included the Trout and Dodds families visiting Toledo hosts. The Weishaar family left for several months in Sarasota, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green, C
Louise Kiss
Kenwood Dr
Ada Cogan
Miamisburg
Cogan
Bowling Green
Floyd Carter
Carter
Hale Dodds, Jr
P. K. Chew
Mrs. Dodds
Commodore Perry Hotel
Joseph Weishaar
Ardmore
Sarasota, Pa
Society Department Deadlines And Photo Rules
Establishes deadlines for society items reports by 10 30 a m the next day Saturday 9 30 am Sunday pictures must arrive by Thursday noon reserve space a week ahead weddings and pictures over 10 days old cannot be used either engagement or wedding photo used not both items for Sunday calendar call in by 3 pm Friday. Also includes a recipe note to mix mashed turnips and carrots with salt pepper celery salt and nutmeg.
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Society
Community notices from Middletown groups on Jan 17
Regular meeting of Middle town Hadassah at Beth Sholom Synagogue on Tuesday January 17 at 8 15 p m A film The Life of Henrietta Szold will be shown Ladies Auxiliary of St Johns Church hosts a covered dish dinner Tuesday January 17 at 6 30 p m Regular ceremony and installation will be held Middletown Circle of the Mothers Study League meets at Mrs Clarence Taylors 11 Aberdeen Dr Tuesday January 17 at 8 p m Otterbein Sunday School Class Calvary Methodist Church meets tomorrow at Mrs Nell Bachelor East Central Ave at 7 30 p m Assisting will be Mrs Rhea Forkner and Mrs E Weaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hadassah
Beth Sholom
Henrietta Szold
St. John's Church
Middletown
Mothers Study League
Clarence Taylor
Aberdeen Dr
Otterbein
Calvary Methodist Church
Nell Bachelor
East Central Ave
Rhea Forkner
E. Weaver
United Mothers Circle Meets Tomorrow Evening
The United Mothers Circle of Mothers Study League will meet tomorrow at 8 p m with Mrs James Davis of Vanderveer Street hosting the gathering.
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United Mothers Circle of Mothers Study League
James Davis
Vanderveer St
Americans recover educators' bodies near Baguio
A nationwide search by ground patrols planes and a helicopter on January 5 located the gravesite seven miles east ofTokukan deep in a canyon. Igorot trackers with the Air Force led patrols to the scene where the bodies were found and will be inquested on the spot as required by Philippine law, a process expected to last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baguio
Air Force
Tokukan
Civitan Club to hear safety director Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council director Paul Wilson will present a safety program at a Civitan Club noon meeting. Allen Jones, program chairman, announced today that the group will meet Thursday at the Manchester Hotel.
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Paul Wilson
Middletown
First Treasurer Dies in Warrensville Heights
Charles Holtz aged 89, the first treasurer of Warrensville Heights when it became a village, died yesterday in Cleveland. He helped guide early finances and community development for the fledgling suburb.
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Cleveland
Charles Holtz
Warrensville Heights
Women’s Committee Hosts Gala With Middletown Symphony
Members of the Women’s Committee of the Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra gathered at Louis McCallay’s South Main Street home for a brief business session and tea. McCallay reported the orchestra’s finances and reviewed the highly successful first concert. Tickets, publicity, and single-ticket sales were discussed. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. McCandlish, and Miss Valda Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
H. H. Harrison
E. H. McCandlish
Harrison
McCandlish
Valda Wilkerson
F. W. Lockard
Forrest McLaughlin
H. Spence
Rettig
W. H Roehli
Carl Roess
George E. Shafer
V. C. Thompson
Driver Records To Be Studied In Industrial CV Contest
A Safety Council meeting will review 1949 driver records to identify winners in the Industrial Commercial Vehicle contest. Paul Wilson notes 82 of 65 firms had accident free records by November. New windshield decals, more permanent than current, are also on the agenda.
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Safety Council
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Power Failure Strikes Lebanon
A transformer strike from lightning left part of Lebanon in darkness for about an hour last night. Over the weekend 1.6 inches of rain fell. State Route 73 between Waynesville and Harveysburg was closed by high water. Despite dangerous driving, Lebanon reported an accident free weekend per police.
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Lebanon
Waynesville
Harveysburg
Evacuation Permits Seen For Americans In China
Acheson and officials say Americans in China will apply for exit permits and begin leaving. The process is expected to take about one month as evacuations are arranged and preparations made.
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Hai
Nanking
Department
China
Diggers Vote to Stay Put Over Five Day Week Demand
Paul Terreta of the Isabella local at Weirton Coal Company says miners voted to stay put and favor a five day week. He rejects claims of a revolt and notes miners seek a head to the dispute. Some rank and file hint at possible government injunctive action under Taft-Hartley.
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Ers
Lewis
Paul Terreta
Isabella Local
Weirton Coal Company
Episcopal Fund Drive Aims for College Religious Centers
The Episcopal Church of the Ascension launches a $12,000 drive as part of a $1,089,000 diocese program to build Episcopal churches and student centers at Miami University Ohio University and Ohio State University and to aid rebuilding at Kenyon College after last year’s fire. Chairmen Charles R. Hook and C L Kingsbury lead the effort with Kingsbury stressing centers will serve all faiths and include chapels libraries lounges and kitchens. Solicitation runs through February 12 with committee members William Verity John Winger William Rose E N Cohn and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Miami University
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Kenyon College
Charles R. Hook
C. L. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Western College
Oxford
Church of the Ascension
William Verity
John Winger
William Rose
E. N. Cohn
William Cressman
H. D. Martindale
EN. Millan
Phillip Williams
John Aull, Jr
Hugh Wright
Sunday Rains Boost Miami River Levels and City Weather
Sunday rains added to January totals pushing rainfall to about six and a third inches and the Great Miami River to roughly 13.1 feet. Lonnie Gibson of the Miami Conservancy quoted, noting Saturday’s 11.7-foot stage and Sunday’s 0.7 inch precipitation. The forecast warned of colder nights with lows near 10 to 15 degrees and increasing cloudiness Tuesday as temperatures edge up.
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Miami
Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservancy
Flooding in Cincinnati Area as Brick Arch Collapses
Flood waters reach knee level across two city blocks while rain raises the Ohio flood stage toward 52 feet. A 30 foot brick arch atop a 26 apartment building collapsed in Cincinnati trapping a couple but no injuries were reported. Firefighters rescued them through a window after raising a 60 foot aerial ladder. Roads closed and trees down hinder travel in several counties as telephone lines blow down.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Anderson
General Hospital
Dayton
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Mansfield
Ashland County
Richwood
Union County
Preble-Montgomery County
Washington D. H
Legislator Claims Nearby Capitals Favor His Home
Virginia State Senator Lloyd M. Robinette of Jonesville says his home is closer to the capitals of eight states Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and West Virginia than to Richmond Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lloyd M. Robinette
Jonesville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Death and travel disrupt Arnold family after lapse of General Hap
Mrs Arnold summoned Dr R L Mollenhauer of Sonoma after general hap lapse and Arnold death at 7 25 am PST. Cause coronary condition. Three sons and a daughter are named with postings at March Field Fort Leavenworth Banana River. Lois Arnold Snowden may not travel from Corpus Christi and Columbus. A Dayton heating plant roof was blown 600 feet and crashed into a second floor wall injuring Mrs George W Grant.
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Arnold
R. L. Mollenhauer
Sonoma
David L. Arnold
March Field
Cal
Henry H. Arnold, Jr
Command and Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
William B. Arnold
Banana River
Fla
Air Force
Lois
Ernest Snowden
Corpus Christi
Tex
Columbus
Dayton
George W. Grant
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U.S
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Diggers
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King Features, Inc
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General
HAP
John J. Palmer
Cee Tub
Middletown Gas & Electric Service
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