Middleton Social Set Attends Regional Gatherings
A gala evening for Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A. Wilmer and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kingsbury. Middletonians drove to Wyoming Ohio for a dance. Dayton Presbyterial held an all day meeting at Westminster Church. Mrs. Howard Wilson attended from Middletown with several others. Mrs. G. W. Breiel of South Main St. joined a three day convention with the League of Women Voters in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. A. Wilmer
C. L. Kingsbury
Middletonians
Wyoming
Dayton
League of Women Voters
G. W. Breiel
South Main St
Churchwomen Plan World Day of Prayer for Middletown
Middletown Council of Church Women met in the YMCA directors room with 25 members representing five churches. Friendship Baptist joined to bring the federation to 28 churches. World Day of Prayer events were set for February 24 at First Presbyterian with Rev. Eric Hill to speak on Faith for Our Time. Nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Foreman to report in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mull
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
J. L. Blass
Eric Hill
First Baptist Church of
Madisonville
Mull
Howard Price
R. B. Hushes
R. W. Thomas
Glass
Fred Stein
Cecil Kindred
Pearl Spurlock
Fred Foreman
Hughes
Clara Morgan
Otterbein Class Meeting At Calvary Methodist Church
Otterbein class of Calvary Methodist met at Mrs. Nell Bachelor’s East Central Ave home last evening with Mrs. Ray Weaver presiding. A devotional period opened the program of readings featuring Mrs. Mabelle Fitzgerald, W. 8. Conklin, and Mrs. Mabel Dance. Eight members were honored for January birthdays. Dainty refreshments were served with Mrs. Rhea Forkner and Mrs. Edna Weaver assisting Mrs. Bachelor.
Unity Council Daughters of America Meet At Nelva Center
Twenty-one members of Unity Council Daughters of America convened at Nelva Center for a business session led by councilor Mrs. Courtney Tibbs. Deputy Mrs. Leslie Cremer stood in as outside sentinel. a social hour followed with games and prizes won by Mrs. Leroy Mehl and Mrs. Arthur Waites. refreshments served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council, Daughters of America
Nelva Center
Courtney Tibbs
William Hahn
Seninal
Leslie Cremer
Leroy Mehl
Arthur Waites
Modern Mothers Circle meets for charity and talks on books
Foureen members of the Modern Mothers Circle met at Mrs. Hursh's home to plan a February 14 benefit card party for needy children. The meeting included a lecture on beauty in literature by Mrs. Robert Perry, baby-picture fun, a bridge session, and a Valentine party planned for February 21 at Mrs. Shull's home with 7:30 arrival to view a TV show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mullendore
Penjamin Gray
Floyd Duffey
Robert Perry
Earth
Mrs. Petry
Elliott Perkins
Meeting of Middletown Mothers Study League Hosts
The Middletown Circle of Mothers Study League met at Mrs Clarence Taylor 11 Aberdeen Dr with Mrs J P Johnston as hostess. Guest night featured Rev Hughes Garvin on Religion in the Home and music by Mrs Edward Barker and Mrs Robert Sutton. Twenty eight members and guests attended with a February 14 card party announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert Sutton
Barker
Gilbert
Hahn
Manning
Sutton
Arthur Frey
Arthur Johnson
James Howard
League
Interesting Variety Highlights Business and Pro Meet
Miss Lillian Eaton presided over a Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club event at the Girls' Club. A lavish dinner and greens decor set the mood as Mme Katherine Courey and Miss Ramona Tabor performed. other members spoke on hobbies, genealogy, tourism, writing, photography, and textile art while displays showcased hobbies. The group also endorsed UNESCO highlights and opposed compulsory health insurance or doctor-controlled national medical policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Eaton
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
J. Seastrom
Katherine Courey
Cori School of Dance
Lula Revelos
Madame Courey
Mabel Eldridge
Marie Augspurger
Yellowstone Park
C. R. Crawford
Maude Horne
Strodtbeck
Calista van Horn
Ruth Sebold
Lydia Augspurger
R. Kash
Garnet Church
M. Shartle
Martha Swinehart
E. Kieswetter
Veda McCray
Selah Halli
Frances Murray
Health and Safety Committee
The
Safety Council
Burke and
Professional Women’s Club
Mabel Gardner
Auditions Slated For January 25 For Civic Symphony
Mrs. J H Waxweiler chairs auditions on January 25 at Roosevelt Junior High School for teens to perform with the Middletown Civic Symphony at the April concert. Entry blanks distributed to interested musicians not over high school age. Two winners chosen, a vocalist and an instrumentalist, with judges Jack Strawbridge Miami University, Lip Dreyfus Cincinnati Symphony, Louis McCallay, and Miss Valda Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Waxweiler
Amon
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Waxweiler
Iuavnee
Roosevelt Junior High School
Aubums
Jack Strawbridge
Miami University
Ilip Dreyfus
Cincinnati Symphony
Louis McCallay
Valda Wilkerson
Mrs Graham Hosts Trenton Circle Meeting
Trenton Circle of the Mothers' Lady League met at Mrs Joseph Graham's home with Mrs Morton Lawson assisting. Fifteen members attended, discussed a February 14 league card party at the American Legion to fund a milk program, and heard Mrs Thomas Dell on children's quarrels before a canasta lunch. Next gathering set for February 23 at Mrs Cecil Ash's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mothers’ Lady League
Joseph Graham
Morton Lawson
American Legion
Ways and Means
Homer Taylor
Thomas Dell
Cecil Ash
John Evans
Twelve and One Club Meets in Franklin
Mrs Crawford Copenhaver hosted the Twelve and One Club at her Franklin home last night. Prize winners were Mrs Edward Windsor Jr and Mrs Quinten Hale. New member Mrs John Bauer was welcomed amid a group including Mrs Hargus Barker and Mrs Harold Mullens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Copenhaver
Franklin
Edward Windsor, Jr
Quinten Hale
John Bauer
Copenhaver
Hargus Barker
Harold Mullens
Hale
Windsor
Herman Laubach
Arthur Sanderson
Larry Wardlow
Mothers Group Meeting at Kincaid Home
January gathering of the Young Mothers' Circle of Mothers' Study League met at Mrs Roscoe Kincaid's home with Mrs Harry Campbell helping. President Mrs Elmer Barker led the business session. A February 14 Mothers' Strame card party was announced at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mothers
Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Roscoe Kincaid
Harry Campbell
Elmer Barker
Wilbur Gregory
American Legion
H. J. Heinz Company
Delta Theta Tau Met At Neva Center For Dinner Meeting
Delta Theta Tau sorority meets this evening at 6 30 p m for a covered dish dinner at Neva Center with Mrs Ben Brock serving as chairwoman. The gathering was originally slated for the Gas and Electric Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Neva Center
Ben Brock
Gas and Electric
Character Education Talk At Corona Circle Meeting
Corona Circle of the Mothers' Study League held its January meeting at Mrs. Eugene Lewis's home on Poplar Street with 14 members present. George Hill, psychologist, spoke on character education as an acquired trait shaped by family church and youth group influence. The president, Mrs. Chester Stickweth, led the business session with committee reports and plans to fund an extra milk for a child, as the group already provides one daily. A card party at the American Legion on February 14 was announced, and refreshments were served during social time by the hostess and Mrs. Robert Kontmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Circle of the
Mothers’ Study League
Eugene Lewis
Poplar St
George Hill
Hill
Chester Stickweth
Circle
American Legion
Robert Kontnier
New Dance Club Plans First Event At Sportsman Club
The Sportsman Club on Michael Road will host the inaugural dance Saturday January 21 led by Bob Farmer and orchestra. Dances include square and round styles with Duffy's Tavern theme. A name reveal and membership prize will occur at intermission. steering committee appointments to guide the club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman Club
Michael Rd
Homemaker
One Hundred
R. V. Christ
Bob Farmer
Duffy’s Tavern
George Brecht
Erwin Walker
Ira Bishmian
Glenn Berndt
Raymond McNeil
W. K. Monroe
Charles Deisier
William Carson
William Yarber
Meeting Social Enjoyed by Progressive Circle
Mrs. Joseph Aley hosted the Progressive Study League at Glen Lane last evening with sixteen members and guest Mrs. D. L. Stark. An announced parliamentary law class by the Federation of Women's Club will be held in February at the high school. Mrs. Tom Sander spoke of a Mothers' Study League benefit card party at the American Legion. Mrs. Robert Ritter won the prize as guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Aley
Mothers
Mothers’ Study League
Glen Lane
D. L. Stark
Federation of Women's Club
Tom Sander
American Legion
Robert Ritter
Meat Topics Highlight Highland Circle Meeting
Highland Circle of Mothers and Study League met at Mrs. R A Hill's Ardmore Dr home with seventeen members and fifteen guests. After business, drummer Tommy Wiley performed with Mrs. Dale Wiley at the piano as Kroger meat trainer Arthur Lewin presented a film Never Keep A Good Steak Waiting and spoke on beef selection cutting and trimming. Five beef cuts were displayed and awarded to winners amid refreshments provided by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Circle of Mothers’ Study League
R. A. Hill
Ardmore
Tommy Wiley
Dale Wiley
Arthur Lewin
Kroger Company
Hillard
S. J. Kuderer
J. R. Bowman
Howard Price
M. Schiebert
J. M. Leighton
Prosser Chapter of Eastern Star Meeting and Others Soon
Prosser Chapter Order of Eastern Star plans initiation at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Ladies Auxiliary to the Letter Carriers Association hosts a 6 pm covered dish dinner at Mrs Karl Schirm 216 Aberdeen Dr with officer installation and member service. Sunshine Circle of First Evangelical United Brethren meets Friday January 2 at 7 30 pm in church classroom led by Mrs Dan Davis. American War Mothers meets at Legion Home tomorrow at 2 pm. Mayflower Past Councilors gathers at Mrs James Griggs 608 Baltimore St tomorrow at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Karl Schirm
Aberdeen Dr
Sunshine Circle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dan Davis
Mayflower
James Griggs
Baltimore St. Terrorrow
Steel Industry Fortifies Coal Stocks in Cold War
The Iron Age reports major steel firms built up coal and coke stocks to avert production halts, boosting the industry and downstream demand. Mills remain cautious, aiming for regular coal mining and tighter inspection as prices rise. Industry critics argue price shifts reflect cost allocations and buyer subsidies under the old schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Steel Magazine
NEW York
John L. Lewis
Metalworking Trade Weekly
Iron Age
Trade Weekly
Sen
Military Chiefs To Back Truman On Policy
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Johnson and Gen Omar Bradley were said by some senators to be ready to challenge the idea that Formosa is essential to U S defenses. They are due to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on January 26 with Johnson reportedly backing the president’s decision to stop military aid to the Chinese Nationalists and Bradley likely to emphasize that political factors outweigh any possible military gains from aiding the Nationalists at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Formosa
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Graduate Women Meet With Mrs Edith Arpp
Women of the Moose enjoyed an evening at the home of Mrs Edith Arpp last night after a business meeting. Games followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Jenny Basset Mrs Howard Newcomb Mrs Lester Keeler and Mrs Howard Schneider. Refreshments closed the gathering.
Hadassah Middletown Chapter Screens Szold Life Film
Twenty five members attended the Middletown Hadassah meeting at Beth Sholom Synagogue. Program chairman Mrs Louis Phillips arranged a film about Henrietta Szold. Leo Berman presented the movie and refreshments were served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hadassah
Beth Sholom
Louis Phillips
Henrietta Szold
Leo Berman
H. Haeckel
Zeno Mendel
Milton Schatz
Robert Cohen
Tunnel under Mt Blanc cuts Rome Paris route by 107 miles
A new tunnel under Mt Blanc will shorten the Rome to Paris corridor by 107 miles. The project aims to improve travel times and freight movements between the two major capitals, boosting regional connectivity and economic potential for France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Blanc
Rome-Paris
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Steele’s
Central Ave
Foureen
Modern Mothers’ Circle
C. C. Hursh
Kenwood Dr
Middletown Circle
Sanitary
New York City
Liberty Recording Company
Ramona Tabor
Mary Strodtbeck
W. E. Klopp
Marie Berns
A. C. Barnes
Miss Eldridge
Unesco
Organization
Mrs. Graham
Kincaid Home
Rogers
MR. G. Hill
Corona Circle
Progry
American War Mothers
Legion Home
Wilson Funeral Home
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Ate
Edith Arpp
Florsheim
Trand Theatre
Bide
Mary Ellen McDaniels
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Woodlaws
Youngstown
Bureau of Employement Security
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkmann
Ene Caericn
Office Outfitters Inc
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