Miss Martha Widau goes to Zurich for two years service
Neu II of Neu II of A vacation in Switzerland impressed Miss Martha Widau who chose Zurich assignments with the State Department Foreign Service. She previously worked at Aeronca Aircraft and served two years at the American Embassy in Cairo. She just left Washington en route to Zurich after a Santa Monica visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Martha Widau
Department of State
Foreign Service
Zurich
Miss Widan
Luther Morrison
Middletown-Eaton Rd
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
Washington
Cairo
Egypt
Middletown
Oxford
Butler County Court Notices Involving Multiple Neglect Cases
A series of Butler County court notices lists parties including Trene Adella Ferguson of Middletown and William Ferguson, Clarence Ward and Dessie Ward, Walter Mandzak and Waldean Mandzak, Addyston O, Margie Spivey and William H. Spivey Jr, Ethel Ausberry and Willie G. Ausberry, Verna Farthing and Clarence Farthing, Helen Salee and Cecil Salee. The filings allege neglect and cruelty across Middletown Hamilton and surrounding addresses with minor parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Adella Ferguson
Burton Rd
Middletown
William Ferguson
Clarence Ward
North Clinton St
Dessie Mae Ward
Walter Mandzak
Yankee Rd
Waldean Mandzak
Addyston O
Margie Spivey
Hamilton
William H. Spivey, Jr
Ethel Ausberry
Grove St
Willie G. Ausberry
Verna Farthing
Clarence Farthing
Helen Salee
Church St
Cecil Salee
Clark St
Names and Places in Obscure Neighborhood Notices
Frances Neglect and Harold Kirkpatrick are linked to 810 Yankee Riddletown with Rena Rhodis of Hamilton from George F. Rhodes Sr. This fragment notes a chain of names and addresses in a local notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Yankee Riddletown
Harold Kirkpatrick
West Elkton
Rena Rhodis
Hamilton
George F. Rhodis
Mail-Peniwit Engagement Announced
Mrs. John Mail announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Virginia Mail to William H. Peniwit of Xenia. Mary Virginia attended Holy Trinity School and works at the Frigidaire Division in Dayton. The couple plan a February wedding at Holy Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mail
Mary Virginia
William H. Peniwit
Miss Mail
Holy Trinity School
Frigidaire Division
General Motors Corporation
Dayton
Mr. Paiwit
J. BR. Peniwit
Xenia
Belbrook High School
Holy Trinity
Suburban Card Club Hosts Evening of Cards at Mrs. Oglesbys
Members met at Sherman Ave residence of Mrs. Russell Oglesby for a pleasant evening of.card playing. Prizes went to Mrs. Louis Stultz Mrs. George Frye Sr Mrs. Morgan Neal and Mrs. Marie Waites. Lunch followed with prize winners and guests including Mrs. Edward Graft Mrs. Paul Wilch Sr Mrs. John Strait and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban
Russell Oglesby
Sherman Ave
Louis Stultz
George Frye
Morgan Neal
Marie Waites
Edward Graft
Paul Wilch Sr
John Strait
Veterans Party Planned for Patrick Hospital February
Women’s Christian Temperance Union members met at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs J L Glass presiding. Mrs Lawrence Dugan announced a February 8 veterans party at Patrick Hospital Dayton Soldiers Home. Next meeting set for United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
J. L. Glass
Lawrence Dugan
Patrick Hospital
Dayton Soldiers Home
United Brethren Church
Innocent Bystander Entertains Physicians
Ollie James Cincinnati Enquirer editorial writer entertained the Butler County Medical Society Women’s Auxiliary guests at a dinner meeting. His humorous description of hospital confinement sparked laughter. Local physicians came from Middletown Hamilton Oxford Harrison Monroe and guests were welcomed by Mrs Roehll with other hostesses assisting.
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Ollie James
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Butler County Medical Society
Fred Brosius
H. Roehll
W. H. Henry
L. H. Skimming
Cutler County Medical Society
David Heusinkveld
Cincinnati
Middletown
Co. T. Atkinson
John Bauer
Charles Buchert
John Carter
Martin Decker
R. Dunn
Mildred White Gardainer
Leo Reinartz, Jr
David Gerber
John Perkins
Hamilton
Azel Ames
R. F. Antonio
H. J. Baker
Harry Burdsall
C. J. Chamberlain
W. A. Davis
A. Gross
W. F. Hume
Paul Ivins
Edward Keating
Edward Keznor
Earl Leyrer
J. A. Mackie
R. W. Martz
M. Millikin
George I. «A
Edward Robinson
Paul Schumacher
Judd Uhl
Hubert Warm
Turkey Dinner Attended by Ladies Auxiliary Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Letter Carriers Association met at Mrs Karl Schirm's home for a covered dish turkey dinner. A business meeting installed officers led by Mrs Harold Hannah including President Mrs Ronald McDaniels and others. They voted to donate to the polio drive and support the Longview Association, then enjoyed social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Letter Carriers Association
Karl Schirm
Harold Hannah
Ronald McDaniels
Webster Newton
James Layer
Roy Whitesell
Aldie Lloyd
Della Foster
Longview Association
Delta Theta Tau Covers Dish Gala At Nelva Center
Delta Theta Tau hosted a covered dish gala at Nelva Center last evening. After dinner a business meeting asked Mrs. Myron Snethen to pursue charitable tonsillectomy cages in the city where needed. Canasta and bridge with prizes awarded to several members, guests listed, and Mrs. Ben Brock led the event with a committee of aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Nelva Center
Myron Snethen
A. C. O'Connor
John Snider
Minnie Weir
Mildred Brandenburg
Morton Taylor
William Raines
E. C. Peck
Melvin Kelso
Roy Snyder
Marilyn Cronk
Bert Feinthal
Laura Smith
Gordon Potts
William Carson
Ben Brock
W. H. H. Jones
Richard East
Vincent Sisson
Hughes Home Recital Saturday At Mrs Hughes Residence
Mrs C J Hughes presents younger pupils in a piano recital on Saturday January 21 at 3 pm at 2709 Central Ave The event features Helen Lowry Nancy Emrick Louise Spinney Linda Sue Heck Marilyn Edwards Phyllis Edwards Patty Leak Jerry Leak Susan Griswold Marilyn Woods Bonnie Long Elizabeth Gould Margot LeRoy Becky Lockard Barbara Ellison Nita Lou Ellison Billie Neel Patricia Hillman Becky Jo Stone Faye Taylor Eugenie Millan Beth Millan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hughes
Central Ave
Helen Lowry
Nancy Emrick
Louise Spinney
Linda Sue Heck
Marilyn Edwards
Phyllis Edwards
Patty Leak
Jerry Leak
Susan Griswold
Marilyn Woods
Bonnie Long
Elizabeth Gould
Margot LeRoy
Becky Lockard
Barbara Ellison
Nita Lou Ellison
Billie Neel
Patricia Hillman
Becky Jo Stone
Faye Taylor
Eugenie Millan
Beth Millan
Women of the Moose Celebrate January Birthdays
Women of the Moose held a birthday dinner at Moose Hall honoring members with January birthdays. A brief business meeting followed and practice was held for the mid winter conference slated for January 29 at Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF the Moose
Moose Hall
Norwood
Community Groups Schedule Ahead of Weekend Meetings
Guiding Star Class of the Calvary Methodist Church meets Friday January 20 at 7 30 p.m with Mrs Harold Gillespie 2118 Queen Ave. Perky Kaffee Klatsch holds an evening meeting at Mrs Russell Hixon 1618 Tayle Ave at 7 30. The Rainbow for Girls business meeting Saturday at 7 30 led by Miss Janet Moyer with officer installation at 9 p.m. Bring formal wear and lamb skins. Officers practice Saturday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Harold Gillespie
Queen Ave
Russell Hixon
Tayle Ave
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Janet Moyer
Rainbow Girls
Two Piano Concert Is Set Friday at Miami University
Miami University presents a two piano concert Friday at 8 p.m. in Benton Auditorium featuring Bach concerto in C major Mozart sonata in D major Rachmaninoff Fantaisie Opus 1 and two Britten works Mazurka Elegiac Opus 23 No 2 and Introduction and Rondo al Burlesca Opus 23 No 1. The program marks the bi centennial death anniversary of Johann Sebastian Bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Johann Sebastian Bach
Miami School of Fine Arts
Louise G. Erickson
Charles T. Smith
Benton Auditorium
Miami
Bach
Mozart
Rachmaninoff
Conservatory
Benjamin Britten
Padrewski
Cottagers Annual Meet Set for Saturday Eve
Approximately 100 members of the Miami Valley Chautauqua Cottagers Association will meet for a dinner at Manchester Hotel Saturday night to discuss yearly business. Evan Hamilton, association president, will chair the session. The highlight will be the year’s financial report by business manager H. H. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley
Luckman resigns as Lever Brother Company president
Charles Luckman, 40 year old noted business figure, steps down as president of Lever Brothers Company over policy disagreements with its British and Dutch owners. The decision surprised financial circles though the specifics of the dispute were not disclosed. The article also notes Russia's Trans-Siberian Railway as the world’s longest line at 8,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Luckman
Lever Brother Company
Lux Soap
Rinso
Luckman
Wonder Boy
Russia
Woman's Club Discuses Medicine at Sooy Home
The Woman's Club met at Mrs. Walter Sooy's Fleming Road home for a program on medicine led by Mrs. Fred Schatzmann and Mrs. H. A. Long. Talks traced medicine from primitive to modern science, highlighting preventive care and new drugs, with musical offerings by Earl Hall Robin and a piano solo by Mrs. Robert St. Clair. Hostesses were Mrs. Sooy and Mrs. C. A. Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
Earl Day
Jefferson St
Edgar Day
Paul Schmidt
Dave Armbruster
Glenn Lyons
Arthur Moon
Gilbert Lafayette
Robert Douglas
E. E. Grant
Walter Sooy
Fleming Road
Fred Schatzmann
H. A. Long
Italy
Earl Hall Robin
WSAI
Lord
Parks
Alivin
Rhodeheaver
Robert St. Clair
Greig
Times Hikes Price to Five Cents in New York
The New York Times will sell in New York City for five cents a copy starting Monday, rising from three cents. The paper cites rising costs in all phases of operation as the reason for the nickel increase, becoming the last standard-size city paper to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
New York Times
New York City
the Times
Cleveland man dies after being struck by car in 1950 toll rises
Cleveland AP reports Steven Curlain, 64, died of injuries after being struck by a car last night. He becomes Cleveland’s 10th traffic fatality of 1950, compared with 11 at this time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Steven Curlain
Cleveland
i Y S To Hear Federal Agent L Alfred Obenshain
L Alfred Obenshain of Cincinnati FBI special agent will discuss experiences since joining the bureau fifteen years ago at the Hi Y joint meeting. The program is set for 7 15 p m at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Alfred Obenshain
Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Harry Ter Braak
YMCA
Lebanon resident files for county commissioner seat
Wylie Montgomery of Franklin Township Warren County filed petitions to run in the May primary for county commissioner. Incumbent H. D Bailey of Franklin has not indicated if he will seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Wylie Montgomery
Franklin Township
Warren County
H. D Bailey
Franklin
Local Names Listed In Coffee County Notices
Lucille Johnson of Middletown is named by Johnnie Johnson. Betty Ann Flynn of 2708 Crescent Blvd Middletown is named by Richard Daniel Flynn. Opal Spivey of Hamilton is named by William Bertchel Spivey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
Middletown
Johnnie Johnson
Betty Ann Flynn
Crescent Blvd
Richard Daniel Flynn
Opal Spivey
Hamilton
William Bertchel Spivey
Will of Michael Nicol names two cash bequests and six shares
Michael Nicol of Middletown leaves Anna Z Beard 3000 dollars and Caroline Bowman 500 dollars. The remainder goes in one sixth shares to Mary Gerber Louella Rhodes Edna Seibold Ernest Moon and Charles Nichol nieces and nephews. The other one sixth share is to Calvin Lee Moon Paul Moon and Helen Moon Hill children of Carl Moon. Will drawn April 18 1937 witnessed by Fred J Schatzmann and Harold W Jones. Testator died January 9. James J Beatty widower appointed executor for the estate of Wilhelmina Beatty Wayne Township estimated at 3000 in realty. She died January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nicol
Middletown
Anna Z. Beard
Caroline Bowman
Mary Gerber
Louella Rhodes
Edna Seibold
Ernest Moon
Charles Nichol
Calvin Lee Moon
Paul Moon
Helen Moon Hill
Carl Moon
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Russell Nein
Clara Mae Yorgen
Helen Lockmeyer
Ruth Liesenhoff
Ben Sharp
Golda Edmonston
Columbus
Karl D. Conklin
Aberdeen
Edmonston
Ohio Federated Republican Women's Club
Republican Women's Club
Frances P. Barker
Louisville, Ky
E. F. Harpring
Dixie Highway
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Butler County Courts
Central Store
KR. Oglesby
William L. Porter
J. N. Christiansen
Harrison
J. M. Anderson
Monroe
Roehll
Carter
Buchert
Skimming
Bauer
E. McCall Morris
Cottagers
R. A. Pochel
G. H. Sahs
C. A. Hagen
Federal
Ces
James J. Beatty
Wilhelmina Beatty
Wayne Township
Eddie Cantor
Memorial Hall
Dayton, Ohio
Corner Mens Shop
Acame
American Legion
Burnett
Is. Ai
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