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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1951

Page

6

McCormick Visits Brother During Father Dought Illness

Mrs T P McCormick of Catonsville Maryland visits with her sister Mrs F H McGraw as their father Mr Henry Dought remains ill in Middletown Hospital. Mr Dought formerly of Stamford Connecticut, has lived here for several years. Also visiting is Mrs John Bendure of Central Ave from Steubenville Ohio.

T. P. McCormick Catonsville F. H. McGraw Henry Dought Middletown Hospital Mr. Dought Stamford, Conn John Shamp Steubenville, O John Bendure Central Ave

Prosser Chapter 367 Eastern Star Meeting Called

Prosser Chapter No 367 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Thursday January 18 at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m Initiation is planned Refreshments will be served Perry Kaffee Klatch will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m at 1710 Pershing Ave the home of Mrs Ralph Williams

Prosser Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Perry Kaffee Klatch Ralph Williams Pershing Ave

Chrysler Display Tours Ohio Kentucky Indiana Dealers

The 1951 Chryslers were shown to dealers from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana today at the Nether land Plaza. Cincinnati representing the Johnson Motor Company Middletown Chrysler Dealer at the showing was O C Johnson owner and Jack Wylie gates manager. The cars will be shown in Middletown February 10.

BPW Meeting At Girls' Club

Twenty five or more members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Girls' Club for an unusual dinner meeting. Mrs Charles E Roudebush spoke on Measuring Up To the Cost of Peace wearing a Madonna blue sari and shared life episodes in India. Ensuing notes highlighted Red Cross materials and a white elephant sale planned for February, with several new members introduced.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Girls’ Club Eugene Philips Ernestine Roudebush Charles E. Roudebush Columbus Roudebush India C. A Barnes Charles Ingram Kenneth Heiland C. Baker Kathryn Popp Helen E Roell Frank E. Troutvine, Jr Lois Shaffer Caryle <A. Tudor Carl C. Burgess James E. Taylor Homer Jones Luff R. Laundy Adam Selby Ella Grafton Jean Reed Josephine Armstrong

Omission of Joseph Hamilton From Middletown Draft List

Through an error the name of Joseph Charles Hamilton of 518 Euclid Street was left out of the Middletown list of men who departed yesterday for induction into the armed forces at Cincinnati.

Joseph Charles Hamilton Euclid St Middletown Cincinnat

Tobacco advertising and the cigar store Indian origin

English colonists brought the cigar store Indian to America. Sir Walter Raleigh described the Indian pipe of peace in England, and tobacco merchants used wooden Indians as adverts, starting the custom.

Walter Raleigh England

January meeting of Critique Literary Club hosts and installs officers

Miss Florence Powell hosts the January Critique Literary Club at her Enkee Road home. Mrs Ralph Asbury reviews Joy Street by Francis Parkinson Keyes. Owen Barr presents Church Architecture with four noted architects. Officers are installed by Mrs Vernon Walker and Mrs Harold Flatter. Social hour and luncheon follow.

Florence Powell Critique Literary Club Knights of Malta Vernon Walker Harold Flatter Marshall Lillian Johnson Noble Grand William Randall George Knott Marty Mould Bertha Raab George Steed Bess Beard Carrie Triplett Howard Hoover Roberts Homer Miller Guardian Long Margaret Rodefer Nobl Gertrude Morgan Whitesell Mark Flatter

Middletown Welfare Hospital Card Party Set for January 24

Middletown women plan their annual Welfare Hospital card party on January 24 at the Manchester Hotel. Chairman Mrs Heber Jones with co chairmen and volunteers arrange tea tables tickets and prizes. Proceeds fund hospital equipment purchases.

Middletown Welfare Hospital Manchester Heber Jones Charles Troup Don Osborne J. J. Hain Charles Pigman John Carter Tom Brown Ted Olt Middletown Hospital

Jean Frazier Is Honored In Personal Shower

Miss Jean Frazier bride elect of Leo Schinner receives a personal shower at the Colony Restaurant with guests including Mrs. Oliver Frazier and Mrs. Robert Copeland. Prizes were awarded in bridge and canasta as plans for the January 27 Holy Trinity Church wedding are announced.

Jean Frazier Leo Schinner Carolyn Roush Vernon Schwing John Dickerson Colony Orville Morris Esether Johnson Lillian Conenelly Frances Dillon Oliver Frazier Robert Copeland S. A. McDonough James Acra Cara Brelsford Rosemary Swaim Mary Ann Roof Carolyn Moore Holy Trinity Church

Music Talk Opens Corona Circle Study Meeting

Miss Valda Wilkerson spoke on Music in the Home urging appreciation and participation. Mrs. Mallory Bell outlined the annual Mother’s Study League card party set for February 6 at The American Legion with door and table prizes and proceeds for charity.

The American Legion Robert Brown

Homemakers Circle 3 Reports Library Project Update

Homemakers Circle 3 met at the Girls Club with new member Mrs. Howard Johnson welcomed. A report on the library benefit party was given and Circle 3 purchased a projector and screen for the children's department. Colbert Collins spoke on therapy at Longview Hospital followed by a Q and A. A covered-dish dinner with husbands as guests is planned for February 19.

Homemakers Howard Johnson Edward Erlandson Gordon Nein Circle 3 Homemakers Circles George Hill Colbert Collins

Break-In At Mom's Place Nets $125 In Hamilton

Burglars shattered the front door of Mom's Place on State Route 4 opposite the fair grounds and took about $125 from pinball and juke box machines and cigarette vending. Operators are Mr and Mrs John Webb. Deputies link the method to a gang also tied to an $85 theft at Log House Tavern.

Hamilton Mom's Place Fairgrounds John Webb al Mahatha A. N. Peters Log House Flenner’s Corner

Man Charged With DWI After Stop On South Verity

Police report James Cundiff 34 of Middle Town Route 1 arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence on South Verity Pkwy yesterday afternoon. Two thefts were reported, including a $25 pair of shoe skates from behind a Colonial Theater counter and three hub caps stolen from Lilian Stanton's car on Moore Street.

James Cundiff Middletown South Verity Pkvy Colonial Theater S. Main St Lilian Stanton Moore St

Auto Plane Makers Confer With Government Officials

Auto and aircraft industries meet separately with government leaders in Washington to discuss possible auto production curtailment for 1952 and how quickly 50 000 military planes a year can be produced. Officials weigh defense orders, material allocations, and model continuity amid scarce metals.

Washington U.S Truman Commerce Department William H. Harrison National Production Authority New Defense Production Administration Air Force Pentagon John A. McCone NPA Council of Economic Advisors Congress

Night Course Turnout Grows at Middletown High

Winter night courses opened with high turnout though writers class drew only three people including a woman seeking to write to her sons. Supervisor Clyde Pierson called for at least ten to activate the class and noted strong enrollment in welding and machine shop sections.

Middletown High School Clyde Pierson Pierson

Looted Armco Center Safe Missing Cash and Equipment

More than 300 dollars in money and property were stolen from the Armco Colored Community Center at Lafayette Avenue and Minnesota Street. A $90 safe, cash, a movie projector bought four years ago from Middletown Film Library, and a typewriter were taken after a window was broken and a desk pried open. Police reported the break in occurred Monday night and was discovered early yesterday with investigators continuing the case.

Armco Colored Community Center Lafayette Ave Minnesota St Ralph Bauer John Fitzgerald Bauer Hug Parker Middletown Nolice

Struthers School Board Approves COST-OF-LIVING Hike

Struthers school board approved a $150 yearly COLA for teachers and salaried staff and a 10 cent hourly raise for other workers. The action affects district employees and aligns with budget provisions.

Youngstown Struthers

Local Man Hurt In Cincinnati Collision

Herbert Richie nineteen of Middletown identified by police as the injured rider. The automobile he rode in collided with a truck driven by Walter Griffin twenty three of Middletown. Richie received treatment at General Hospital in Cincinnati. A Buddhist sect uses the swastika as a sacred emblem.

Herbert Richie Cincinnati Middletown Walter Griffin, Jr Ritchie General Hospital

Just Ducky Play Rehearsal Set At McKinley Junior High

Dress rehearsal tonight for Just Ducky a McKinley Junior High Dramatic Club production. The final dress performance is Thursday at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium with doors opening at 7 30 p m An orchestra concert precedes the play led by Mrs Lucy Kearney the director.

Ducky McKinley Junior High School Dramatic Club Lucy Kearney Dramatic Club Maxwells the Moores Papa Maxwell Hugh Palmer Darlene Largent Sally Duane George Velte Dick McIntire Janice Margerum Judy Sanders Patsy Gomin Janet Meeks Kenneth Rupp Ronald Proctor Jimmy Burgess Richard Byrd Seth Howard Ken Naudin Patsy Fishbaugh Susan Young Barba

France weighs stance on recognition of Communist China

France has not yet recognized the Peiping regime, though Paris sources speculate on a possible shift. President Vincent Auriol and Mrs. Auriol plan a goodwill visit to the United States as guests of President Truman, likely during the week of March 28.

France China Peiping Paris Vincent Auriol United States Mme. Auriol Truman

Krafty Trick, Maybe, Strange Man Seeks Aid

J. C. Kraft reported a man came to his home claiming an accident and asking for money. The stranger said he was from northern Ohio, used Kraft as his last name, and matched a detailed description, with a blue tan coat, brown suit, brown hat, tan shoes, glasses, and a height of about six feet one inch. The man allegedly approached another local man with the same last name.

J. C. Kraft Columbia Ave Kraft Ohio

Better Relations Meeting Planned in Hamilton Church

Mrs Bertha Perkins hosts a Better Relations meeting at Israel Baptist Church Hamilton at 3 p m Sunday. Special guests include Francis Carmody Middletown City Commission Hugh Butler Bowes of Education Bill Riggs Mrs Louis McBain and the Greek choir of St Konstantine and Helena Greek Orthodox Church. The group departs Mrs Perkins home at 2 30 p m. The Army Air Forces began Aug 1 1907 as the Aeronautical Division of the Army Signal Corps and had one officer and two enlisted men.

Bertha Perkins Israel Baptist Church of Hamilton Francis Carmody Middletown City Army Air Forces Army Signal Corps

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