Middleton Society Notes On Weddings And Inaugural Trip
Mrs. Thomas Martin of Columbia Ave returns from Rittman Ohio after attending the wedding of her cousin Miss Mary Margaret a to William P. Cain Jr of New York City at St Anne s Church on Saturday January 15. Mr and Mrs Earl B Conklin of 9 Aberdeen Dr recently helped Indiana grand officers install and crown in Anson Mills Court No 12 Lebanon Ind. Mrs Conklin acted as crown bearer and Mr Conklin joined the Avenue of Steel. they later attended an open house at Mr and Mrs William Kennedy s and weekend hosting Mr and Mrs Fred Emmons. Mrs Conklin is grand representative of Indiana from Ohio. both are members of Imperial Court Order of Amaranth Middletown. Another Middleton resident Mrs Charles F Wilmore of 3314 Central Ave will visit Washington for the inaugural. she leaves today with Mr and Mrs Martin V Coffey of Ardmore Dr. With Washington focused on the inaugural several Middletonians plan to go, including the Frank Dobrozsi family of Baltimore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Martin
Columbia Ave
Rittman, O
Mary Margareta
St. Anne’s Church
William P. Cain, Jr
New York City
Cain
Edwin Brophy
This City
Earl B. Conklin
Aberdeen Dr
Lebanon
Ind
Indiana
Anson Mills Court No
Conklin
Ohio
Avenue of Steel
William Kennedy
Fred Emmons
Grand Court of Indiana
Mr. Conklin
Imperial Court Order of Amaranth of
Middletown
Middletonian
Washington
Charles F. Wilmore
Central Ave
Martin V. Coffey
Ardmore
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Busby for Juanita Busby
Mrs Arthur Bailey and Mrs George Busby co hosted a bridal shower for Miss Juanita Busby who will wed John Trammell on January 27 Their future home will be on North Broad Street The affair was at Mrs George Busbys 408 North Broad Gifts were opened and displayed with orchid and white decor Guests enjoyed games and cards with prize winners named and a large wedding bell centerpiece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bailey
George Busby
Juanita Busby
John Trammell
N. Broad St
N. Broad
Chester Thomas
James Carter
Andrew Barnickle, Jr
Lena Duvall
Macy Birch
William Case
Ernest Fitzgerald
John Mills
Gustus Kiniyvalocts
P. Hartmeyer
Arvid
Births at Hospital Report Two New Babies This Week
Mr and Mrs Roy Ross 2112 Carolina St welcomed a girl on Monday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Ratliff Gratis Ohio reported a boy on Tuesday. Out of town Mr and Mrs James A Sebald 512 Baltimore St a girl Sunday Grandview Hospital Dayton confirms the births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ross
Carolina St
Raymond Ratliff
Gratis
James A. Sebald
Baltimore St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Coming Up Local Ladies Auxiliary and War Groups Gather
The Coming Up column notes the Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary meet Tuesday in St Johns Hall at 7 30 p m. LeSourdsville Aid travels to Monroe January 20 to the Monroe Presbyterian Church for the annual dinner with a post dinner business session and devotions by Miss Anna Albaugh. Mrs Clyde Slifer oversees the program as big sisters are revealed and names drawn for next year. Mrs Frank Byrd invites comrades of Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary members to a white elephant sale January 20 at 7 p m at 206 Bryant St Dixie Heights to benefit the Ohio department. Secret pals will be drawn. The American War Mothers meet January 20 at 2 30 p m in the American Legion Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
St. John's Hall
Ladies of
LeSourdsville Aid
Monroe
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Anna Albaugh
Clyde Slifer
Frank Byrd
Bryant St
Dixie Heights
Department of Ohio
Miss Fleming to wed William Estill in January wedding
The first of a series of showers honored Miss Jane Fleming bride elect of William Estill. The wedding is set for Tuesday January 25 in Hamilton at Lindenwald Methodist Church. Miss Fleming is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ly burn Fleming of Excello. Guests enjoyed dinner at the Meadows and gifts were presented at Mrs Malcolm Soule's home 2509 Central Ave. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Schneider Miss Mary Walck Mrs Glenn Dunaway and Mrs Gene Popper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fleming
William Estill
Hamilton
Lindenwald Methodist Church
Miss Fleming
Lyburn Fleming
Excello
Malcolm Soule
Central Ave
Richard Schneider
Mary Walck
Glenn Dunaway
Gene Popper
Ewing Taulbee
Don Mull
Howard Pettit
Soule
Florida Wedding of Local Interest
A former Middletonian Miss Kathleen Rose Jones and Floyd Kerns Smoak wed December 30 in First Methodist Church St. Petersburg. She wore pearl white satin with orange blossom veil. Alfred Smoak best man and Ruby Khour maid of honor. The couple will reside in Greenville South Carolina after a wedding trip through the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kathleen Rose Jones
Cornelius Jones
Haines Rd
St. En
Floyd Kerns Smoak
Furman C. Smoak
Greenville
S. C
First Methodist Church
Paul R. Horton
L. F. Williams
Randall Hughes
Smoak
Middletown High School
South
Hospital Notices Of Surgical And Medical Admissions
A list of patients and relations from various streets and towns showing hospital admissions for surgical and medical conditions. Names include Mrs. David R. Jones Lynden Ave, Mrs. Kate F. Simms Cincinnati, Frederick Randall Yankee Rd, Charles David Ford Sixth Ave, Mrs. William Lickert El wood St, Dr. H. H. Douglas Central Ave, Homer Leroy Schul Ro Middletown Route 1, William Whitman Jr Trenton Route 1, Iola Stewart Van ess St, John Sullivan Franklin Route 2, Mrs. Charles Combs Central Ave, Mrs. Orville Short Sheridan Ave, Clyde Lawson West Middletown, Richard Bowling Webster St, Albert Helmers South Main St, Barbara Little Oxford State Rd Route 3, Harry Caldwell Fourteenth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Jones
Linden Ave
Kate F. Simms
Cincinnati
Frederick Randall
Yankee Rd
Charles David Ford
Paul Ford
Sixth Ave
William Lickert
Elwood St
H. H. Douglas
Central Ave
Homer Leroy Schul
Homer Schul
Middletown
Iola Stewart
Roy Stewart
Vaness St
Surgical
John Sullivan
Franklin Route 2
Charles Combs
Clyde Lawson
West Middletown
Richard Bowling
Robert Bowling
Webster St
Albert Helmers
South Main
Barbara Little
Miles Little
Oxford State Rd
Harry Caldwell
Fourteenth Ave
Lodges Convene Officers Initiate Class at Hall
Viola Rebekah Lodge met in Knights of Malta Hall with new officers presiding. A class of candidates was initiated and 37 members plus five Hamilton guests attended a luncheon. Women of the Moose planned to attend the midwinter conference in Hamilton January 23. contact Mrs Al Gehron for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Hamilton
Women of the Moose
Moose II
al Gehron
National Secretary of Philanthropy to Inspect Local Delta Theta Tau
Mrs. O. B. Thayer of Detroit will inspect Delta Theta Tau here Wednesday January 19 at 6 30 p m The sorority founded in 1903 in Muncie with 160 active chapters 58 alumnae groups and about 250 members supports a Brinkley Kentucky mountain school and contributes to health and welfare projects nationally Locally the group collaborates with Red Cross Public Schools and Cancer Control Society The Province convention will be in Mansfield Ohio January 22 23 Middletown delegate Jon Brock to attend From Middletown
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O. B. Thayer
Detroit
Mich
Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Inc
Delta Theta Tau
United States
Muncie
Ind
Brinkley
United States Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Calif
Wakeman General Hospital
Menlo Park
Billings General Hospital
Fort Benjamin Harrison
United States Navy
Medical Department of the Navy
Public Schools
Red Cross
Community Fund
Cancer Control Society
Dorothy Jane
San Jose
Mansfield
Middletown
Jon Brock
Auxiliary Holds Meeting At Noon
An enthusiastic Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary executive board meeting was held yesterday at the Manchester Hotel in Middletown. Mrs. Reuben F. Pieters led prayers and announced the January 24 luncheon at noon, with reservations due by January 22. The report described Christmas kettles work, chair collection for Miltonville Outpost, and preparations for two weeks of vacation Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Middletown
Manchester Hotel
Reuben F. Pieters
Kenneth Sherp
Pieters
Manchester
William Verity
C. L. Mers
Army
J. J. Hain
Miltonville
J. L. Glass
Citadel
Garfield Missing
Nung Mill Park
James Lawrence
the Haven
The
Civic Association
Erle Hanson
Frank Chapman, Jr
Army Office
Homemakers' Circle No 3 Meets at Girls' Club
Homemakers' Circle No 3 met at the Girls' Club last night with Mrs. Fred Yoder presiding. The February meeting will be a covered-dish guest night at First Presbyterian Church. George Hill spoke on hypnosis and its use in diagnosing mental illness. refreshments were served chaired by Mrs. John Schaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
Fred Yoder
First Presbyterian Church
George Hill
John Schaffer
Fans Raise Room Temperature With Perceived Cooling Relief
The text explains that electric fans increase room temperature while providing comfort by moving air. A breeze cools the body by carrying away heat, producing a feeling of relief even though the ambient temperature rises.
Birthday Buffet Honors Mr J Lazaron at Home
A dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Stephan Lazaron at 1813 Sherman Ave celebrated J Lazaron's birthday with a large buffet. The pink frosted cake, candles, skits and games provided the evening's centerpiece while guests included family members from Detroit Cincinnati Hamilton and local friends. Dr Carroll Donly won the evening's top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Lazaron
Sherman Ave
J. Lazaron
Carroll Donly
Thomas Lazaron
Detroit
Mich
Albert Sciarra
Cincinnati
Hubert Spicer
Gus Lazarus
Gene Wethers
Jack Gonzalez
Hamilton
Alice Lazaron
WISHING WELL. A daily puzzle game yields a fortune key
A 1949 William J. Miller puzzle explains a numeric fortune game. Count letters in your first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then check cells in a tangle grid left to right to read a final fortune message. Distributed by King Features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Miller
King Features
European Children Send Thanks For Candy Firemen Sent
Children of firemen in Vienna and Hamburg enjoy candy provided by the Middletown Ice Department. In a letter to Chief William Fishbaugh, Jack Rogers of Southampton thanked local firemen for their generous response to a magazine appeal last fall. The department gathered over 100 pounds of candy sent overseas before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Hamburg
Germany
Middletown
William Fishbaugh
Jack Rogers
South Hampton
England
Rogers
Court rulings redefine census as not sole population basis
In 1940 federal census cannot sole basis for quotas says Judge Clifford. He requires relevant current population evidence for liquor permit quotas. Judge Leach later ruled the State Liquor Department cannot bar an applicant over saloon saturation or police, school, or organizational objections. The state had three days for a new trial and 20 days to appeal. both deadlines passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Clifford
Charles A. Leach
State Liquor Department
Firefighters report medical call at Nora Lawson home
At 6 45 a m the emergency squad of the Middletown Fire Department answered a call at 921 Delaware Street for Miss Nora Lawson. Firemen summoned a physician who diagnosed the ailment as flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
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News of Society
Peg Rosing
Frank Dobrozsi
Busby
Maytag
Fasy
Come
Melampy
Dial
Kelvinator
Wm. T. Knott Co
American War Mothers
American Legion Auditorium
Florida
William Whitman, Jr
William Witman, Sr
Trenton
Orville Short
Sheridan Ave
National Secretary of Philanthropy
Girls’ Club
Scene Homemakers’ Meeting
the Bake Shop
HOTEL
Mrs. Louise Denny
Louis F. Jones
Nabe An
Alt A3 Corp
U. S
Esther L. O’neil B.S
U. of
Woodlawn Ave
Bendix
Economist
Cincinnati, Ohio
Keays Appliance CO
Studebaker Land Cruiser
Studebakers
Studebaker
Charles ST
America
Studebaker Champion
McConn Motors
Middletown, Ohio
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