Missions At The Grass Roots Reviewed At Methodist Meetings
Eight circles of First Methodist Church met Friday for monthly gatherings. Devotional readings and study book reviews focused on Missions at the Grass Roots by William P. Shriver and Women of the Scripture Mary of Jerusalem. Circles reported 19 to 27 members plus guests, with plans for fundraising and February work month.
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First Methodist Church
William P. Shriver
Mary of
Jerusalem
J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
Herbert Frantz
Frances Dodds
Frantz
Stenson
von Gluck
R. Hanna
Riggs
A. E. Hess
Lester Bunnell
Sunshine Class at Evangelical United Brethren Church Meeting
The Sunshine Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last night at the church with 18 members and two visitors. A program followed the business portion, featuring readings, hymns, and talks by members including Mrs. William Lockard and Mr. Grover Hoss. Lunch was served by committee members. The Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist met at Mrs. Harold Gillespie’s home with 24 present and a program led by Mrs. Mable Dance, followed by lunch hosted by several ladies.
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Circle 7
Robert Hayes
Aberdeen Dr
A. H. Osborne
M. L. Hackney
Hayes
Fred Fisher
Henry Price
Arthur Jacoby
Sunshine
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Sanderson
Dan Davis
William Lockard
Fred Engle
Theo Hain
Frank Troutvine Sr
George Knott
Walter Shepherd
Herbert Frantz
Grover Hoss
Anna Brothers
Acquit
Pricilla
Anna Kilburn
Theo Hahn
Nettie Collins
Lucy McCoy
Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Harold Gillespie
Queen Ave
Mable Dance
Clare Hayes
Carl Smith
John Cunningham
West Middletown Class Is Entertained Friday
Co I C Class of West Middletown Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs Harold Knepshield. Officers were installed including vice president Mrs Charles Weidner secretary Mrs Robert Wood assistant secretary Mrs Elsworth Pierson and treasurer Miss Magdalen Faries. Incoming president Mrs Glenn Tullis could not attend. A dinner with husbands as guests was planned for February 17. After reports the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and a social hour with contests. Each member received a dainty handkerchief umbrella, prize going to Mrs Clyde Peck.
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Clyde Peck
Trial date set for Ohio freshman in murder case
Columbus AP report says Common Pleas Judge Dana F Reynolds set February 27 as the first degree murder trial date for James D Heer. The Ohio State University freshman is charged in the fatal shooting of fraternity brother Jack T McKeown. The piece notes that governments pay the majority of school costs across levels of education in the United States.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
James D. Heer
Ohio State University
Jack T. McKeown
Professional Group Social Affair At Verity Hall
Yesterday afternoon about 100 attendees from Middletown Hospital joined a gay social gathering and tea at Verity Hall. Nurses students and office staff helped host, with Miss Gloria Upton Miss Nancy Zehring Miss Ida Kathryn McAdams and Miss Ethelda Brumfield serving at the tea table.
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Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Gloria Upton
Nancy Zehring
Ida Kathryn McAdams
Ethelda Brumfield
Social items deadline rules for Society Department
Establishes deadlines and regulations for Society Department reports. In time rules require by 10 36 a m next day, Saturday 9 30. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday. reserve space a week ahead. Weddings over 10 days old not used. Either engagement or wedding photo used. Sunday calendar calls after 3 pm Friday. Children events not used.
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Society
Middie Tankers to Meet Middie YMCA Team
The Middie YMCA swim squad challenges Hamilton in a late added dual meet. Coach Harry Holiday leads the tankers who have split four efforts this season and own two dual meet victories. The meet starts at 7 p.m.
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Middie-Ymca
Hamilton
Loost
Harry Holiday
Optimists Hear Talk By Dentist
Dr Ted Martin an orthodontist spoke to the Optimist Club at noon explaining causes of crooked teeth and why they should be corrected. Dr Robert Ligett was program chairman and Joe Dillon will chair the January 17 meeting. Canadian and American scientists studied arctic mosquitoes in Hudson's Bay area.
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Optimist Club
Ted Martin
Martin
Robert Ligett
Joe Dillon
Hudson's Bay Area
Television Listings For Cincinnati Saturday Schedule
TV listings detail WLW channel 4 5 11 and others with programs from 12:50 PM to midnight including news, sports, movies, talk shows, and variety features. entries include WLW and WHIO WKRC WCPO and Xavier Presentes with expected time blocks and sign-offs for the local viewing slate.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Channel 5
Rte Wits
Hopalong Cassidy
Ed Wynn
Navy
Yale
West Theater
Bargy
Herb Shriner
Ken Murray
WKRC
Channel! l
Red Barber
Lucky Pup
Honolulu
WCPO
Channel 7
Bill Dawes
al Lewis
Paul Dixon
Coco the Clown
Hollywood
Paul Whiteman
Ohio considers rewriting liquor sale rules
Columbus AP The State Liquor Board plans to virtually rewrite the liquor regulations to strengthen and simplify control. Chairman Walter Mitchell previewed proposed changes, which would require 30 days’ newspaper advertising before hearings, set a 10 day post hearing effective window, and ban TV or radio liquor ads before 10 PM. Proposals cover tavern proximity rules, permit revocation wait time, brand-name ad bans, lighting and sanitation standards, interior photographs for permits, keg beer sales, and measurement methods along streets. No hearing date set yet.
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Walter Mitchell
Youngstown
Secretary of State
Ohio
Chinese Communists deny Russian domination in China
The Chinese Communist News Agency in Peiping denied Russia plans to annex northern China and called U S and Ward statements compounding false China policy claims. Hu Chiao Mu quoted as saying Washington's view rests on incompetence and rumors as Moscow and Beijing respond to Acheson and Ward remarks.
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Hong Kong
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Communist
New China
U. S
Acheson
Manchuria
Outer
Inner Mongolia
Sinkiang
Moscow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Hu Chiao-Mu
Peiping
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
State Department
U.S
Weather forecast predicts clouds and rising temperatures
The report says tonight will be partly cloudy and warmer with cloudy and mild conditions Sunday. Yesterday the high reached 34 degrees at 4 p.m. and a low of 17 degrees at 7 a.m. The today’s low was 24 degrees at 6 a.m. rising to 30 degrees by 10 a.m.
Wartime civil defense debated as local governments bear burden
The piece notes no federal civil defense law exists yet despite a two year study. It cites Russia's atomic test reigniting congressional action and mentions several European nations reactivating postwar programs, while criticizing rumors about China and Russia.
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Russia
Congress
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
Scandinavian Countries
Radio Listings Highlight Wartime Broadcasts and Local Events
Local schedule lists WSAI 1130 with opera Sidney Walton and Truth or Consequences, WKRC programming with Chandu the Magician, Crosby night shift shows, Jean Shepherd and Sports Parade. Miss Parade, Bands for Bands, Hawaii Calls, and a 10K music hour appear. CHS vs Greenville and Franklin at Spfd/Spftd appear in sports. News: Requestfully Yours.
Bishop Opposes U S Vatican Representative
COLUMBUS AP Dr Hazen G Werner Methodist Bishop of Ohio questions sending a US government special envoy to the Vatican in a letter to President Truman. He notes Myron Taylor’s resignation and asks how church and state can remain separate if the Vatican is treated as an unofficial embassy. He urges careful consideration of future diplomatic relations with Rome.
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Columbus
Hazen G. Werner
Ohio
United States
Vatican
Werner
Truman
Roosevelt
Taylor
Myron Tarr
Myron Taylor
Rome
Ashes Resting On Home Soil in Missouri
Bert Halls ashes, preserved since his death in Fremont Ohio on December 6 1948, lie in Missouri awaiting a Lafayette Escadrille memorial in Paris that was destroyed in World War II. Friend Billy Parker flew from Bartlesville Oklahoma to Wigginsville Missouri to scatter the remains from a plane after Hall served as a World War One pilot.
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Kansas City
Bert Hall
Missouri
Paris
France
Hall
Fremont
Billy Parker
Bartlesville
Okla
Wigginsville
French Foreign Legion
Escadrille
Hit Troubles On Honeymoon
Roy P. Glodt of Gettysburg South Dakota and his bride of six days faced trouble on their honeymoon in Kansas City thieves stole $1,000 worth of clothing from their car. While heading south they were in a collision causing $200 in damages and Glodt must appear in court Wednesday on a careless driving charge, but his bride remains optimistic planning to continue their trip south.
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Kansas City
Roy P. Glodt
Gettysburg
S. D
Glodt
Five Die in Woodstock House Fire Tragedy
Sheriff reports a family of five died in a fire that swept a converted milk truck box home near Woodstock Illinois. Ralph Schmitz 49 his wife Inez 36 and their three children James 7 La Verne 5 and John 2 were believed asleep in bunk beds when the stove exploded and flames trapped them. Schmitz was a guard at a nearby Chemical plant in Ringwood Illinois.
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Woodstock
Fred Ball
Ralph Schmitz
Inez
James
la Verne
John
Ball
Schmitz
Ringwood
Ill
Illinois
Chicago
Trapped Cat Freed After Floor Hole Opened
A Cleveland restaurant case ended with owner Frank Pacino breaking a floor to free a cat trapped beneath a cement basement wall after contractors gave an incomplete demolition unexpected setback.
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Cleveland
Frank Pacino
Mayor O Dwyer Health May Force Resignation Report
Reports from three New York morning papers claim Mayor William O Dwyer’s health could force his resignation. An aide dismissed the talk as unfounded, noting rest would cure him, while his physician traveled to Key Largo for a personal visit.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Key Largo
Fla
Sloan Simpson
O'Dwyer
Bellevue Hospital
Florida
Edward M. Reinecker
New York Times
O’dwyer
Attorney Sally Jaymes Dies After 47 Years Practice
Springfield, D. AP reports attorney Sally Jaymes aged 69 who practiced law for 47 years died yesterday. He served as a former trustee of Wilberforce University.
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Springfield
Sally Jaymes
Wilberforce University
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