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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1951

Page

6

Mrs Jarvis Heads For Portland Visit With Parents

Leaving yesterday for Portland Oregon Mrs Thomas Lee Jarvis will stay a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Eric August Mordell. The Thains of Ft Thomas Kentucky and Mr and Mrs C W Van Horn of Superior Ave were guests during the weekend at Ronald Thain’s fraternity house at Miami University. Ronald Thain is a senior in business administration. Mr Thain underwent a successful operation at New Haven Hospital. Mrs Jones will return home Wednesday.

Portland Ore Eric August Mordell Thomas Lee Jarvis C. W. Thain Ft. Thomas, Ky C. W. van Horn Superior Ave Thains Ronald Thain Miami University Thain New Haven Hospital

Mrs Jomes Visits New Haven With Son Roscoe Rider

Mrs Clarence Jomes of Fourth Ave travels to New Haven Connecticut where she has been with her son Roscoe Rider during a recent absence.

Clarence Jomes Fourth Ave New Haven, Conn Roscoe Rider

Parties Continue For Jean Homan

A shower hosted by Mrs. Gerhard Marka and Mrs. Donald Leber at Mrs. Ray Kraft’s Monroe Street home extended the prenuptial celebrations for Miss Jean Homan who will wed Frederick Ruscher Jr. next Saturday at Holy Trinity Church. The table featured a miniature bride with blue and white streamers while guests played games and received prizes.

Gerhard Marka Donald Leber Ray Kraft Monroe St Jean Homan Frederick Ruscher, Jr Holy Trinity Church Bernard Willis Doris Dean Yarber Clara Klein Frederick Ruscher, Sr Gordon Reed Joseph Duerr Willis Patsy Leber Yarber Miss Klein

Sanford Golden Anniversary Marked by Open House

Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Sanford celebrated their golden anniversary at their country home near Eaton Ohio with an open house for more than 200 friends and relatives. The Middletown guests included Charles T. Foutz and family, Alice S. James, Harry T. Phillips family, Ruth Ellen, and Martha Foutz. Mrs. Charles T. Foutz is the Sanford couple’s daughter.

P. D. Sanford Eaton Middletown Charles T. Foutz Joe Fritz Annne Louise Alice S. James Harry T. Phillips Ruth Ellen Martha Foutz Charles T Foutz Sanford

Sigma Phi Gamma to Hold Social Meeting at Church

The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will meet this evening at 8 p.m. in the social rooms of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Members are invited to attend and participate in the planned activities.

Sigma Phi Gamma First Evangelical United Brethren Church

Harmony Mothers' Circle to Meet at Henderson Home

Regular circle meeting set for Thursday evening at Mrs Richard Henderson home on Coles Rd. Members urged to remember a bake sale is scheduled.

Harmony Mothers’ Circle Richard Henderson Coles Rd

Farewell Cocktail Party For Renick Family

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hallowell hosted a Saturday evening cocktail party in their home for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renick and their children. The event marked the Renicks farewell before sailing to Melbourne Australia where Mr. Renick will pursue business opportunities. The Renicks have resided in Dayton for years. Mrs. Renick hails from Melbourne and married Mr. Renick while he served in the Army there during the war.

J. J. Hallowell Renick Melbourne Mr. Renick

Harmony Mothers Circle Dines At Amanda Athletic Club

Harmony Mothers Circle hosted a covered dish dinner for husbands and guests at Amanda Athletic Club with Valentine motifs. Centerpiece featured a large Valentine box and crystal gardenias flanked by white tapers. prizes went to four couples. Activities included party games, cards, charades, and dancing under direction of Mrs. Francis Ditmyer and Mrs. Al Post.

Harmony Mothers’ Circle Amanda Athletic Club Sam Moore Adrian Smallwood Woodrow Wilkinson Richard Yauch Francis Ditmyer al Post

Circle Circle meets for dessert luncheon at Mrs Riggs home

The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held a dessert luncheon at Mrs. J. D. Riggs home with Mrs. Claude Morris and Mrs. Lester Bunnell assisting. Mrs. Karl Conklin led devotions and Ellison Young spoke on stewardship. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Conklin’s home on Ardmore Drive.

Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church J. D. Riggs Claude Morris Lester Bunnell Karl Conklin Ellison Young

Circle Five hosts January meeting at First Methodist Church

Mrs. Ross Snyder of Linden Avenue hosted Circle Five of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church for their January gathering. Mrs. M. H. Dennis led the opening prayer and Mrs. Elmo Lingrel delivered devotions on the theme “Watch.”

Ross Snyder Linden Ave Circle Five Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church M. H. Dennis Elmo Lingrel

Marriage of Aileen Sullivan to Robert K Drake in Richmond

Mr and Mrs George G Sullivan of Sherman Ave announce the marriage of their daughter Aileen to Robert K Drake son of Mrs Hendricks Drake of Tenth Ave and the late Mr Drake. The ceremony took place at Richmond Indiana January 13 performed by Justice of the Peace J H Denison. Attending were Miss Margaret Hummel and Jonathan B Rattiff. Mrs Drake was a Middletown High School senior and her husband is a Middletown High School graduate employed by Valley Sheet and Metal Company.

George G. Sullivan Sherman Ave Aileen Robert K. Drake Hendricks Drake Tenth Ave Mr. Drake Justice of the Peace J. H. Denison Richmond Ind Margaret Hummel Jonathan B. Rattiff Drake Middletown High School Valley Sheet and Metal Company

Armco and Union Fail To Agree On Ashland Pay Rates

Armco Drainage and Metal Products plant in Ashland remains idle after negotiations between Special Company and District 23 United Steel Workers failed. A union offer to return to work with arbitration was rejected. The dispute centers on wage increases of 16.6 cents versus 13.8 cents for the basic hourly rate.

Ashland Armco Drainage and Metal Products Company J. C. Carroll United Steel Workers of America, Cio Carroll Ashland Steel Armco

Stewardship Program Highlights Afternoon talks

An afternoon session featured a discussion on stewardship with papers by Mrs. H. B. Harvey on Personality, Mrs. W. Harrison on Education and Help, Mrs. Royal Smith on Tithing, and Mrs. Snyder on the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Dennis closed with What Constitutes a Good Circle. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Snyder assisted by Mrs. John W. Martin. Two guests Mrs. Hilda Wenhem and Mrs. Bertha Arnold attended.

H. B. Harvey W. A. Harrison Royal Smith Snyder Woman's Society of Christian Service Dennis John W. Martin Hilda Wenhem Bertha Arnold

Guiding Star Class Meets at Queen Avenue Home

The Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist Church met Friday evening at Mrs. Harold Gillespie’s home on Queen Ave. They made donations to the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the polio fund during the business session. Mrs. George S. Fletcher gave a reading and a luncheon was served by Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Anita Smith and Mrs. Gillespie.

Guiding Star Calvary Methodist Church Harold Gillespie Queen Ave Women’s Christian Temperance Union Polio Fund George S. Fletcher Fletcher Anita Smith Gillespie

January Towers Social at First Baptist Church

Towers, the church youth group, held a covered-dish dinner at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Roy Adkins chaired the event with assistance from Miss Hazel Duval and Mr. Roy Adkins. After dinner the group sang together and played charades.

Local Families Welcome Newborns This Week

Vital statistics list multiple families welcoming babies this week. Names include Arthur Hoskins Gratis Ohio with a boy and Anthony Hampel 520 Orchard Street with a boy. Stephen Alexander Garfield Street a boy Sunny and Wilbur Norris Franklin Route 1 a girl Sunday. Walter Dobzynecki Veterans Village a girl Sunday. Robert Gibbs 3227 Omaha Street a girl Sunday. Norvell Caudill West Middletown Route 1 a boy. John L. McGraw 1707 Michigan Avenue a girl Sunday. J D Jones 1304 Young Street a boy today.

Arthur Hoskins Gratis Anthony Hampel Orchard St Stephen Alexand Garfield St Wilbur Norris Franklin Walter Dobzynecki Veteran's Village Robert L. Gibbs Omaha St

List of medical and surgical patients by town streets

A long roster lists individuals with addresses on Burton Road Charles Street West Middletown Route 1 Winona Drive Wycoff Street Fifteenth Avenue Lawn Avenue Morrow Route 1 Woodlawn Avenue Fifteenth Jim Alexander Tytus Avenue and other streets. The entries note medical or surgical status for each person including families and guardians.

Claude Wilson Burton Rd Omer Sexton Charles St Byrd Wilhoit West Middletown John Walker McCoy Winona William Harris Wycoff St Roy A. White McGee Ave Ashby Thomas Fifteenth Ave Robert Wesselman Jim Alexander Lawn Ave Henry Hopkins Morrow Chester Basford Woodlawn Ave Jessie Shultz D. L. Stark Tytus Ave Patricia Ann Hatton Prewitt Hatton Sherman Hill Franklin Carl Mize Garfield St

Middletown Girl Scout CouncilPlans Nominees For June Elections

The Middletown Girl Scout Council committee met in the Civic Association club room to review the past year and discuss the slate for June council officer elections. A special council meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Mrs R L Davidson's home to evaluate Girl Scout progress in 1950. Mrs Andrew Roper leads the meeting with the staff and office committee gathering at 11 a.m. in the club room. Nell Blair Blackford is mentioned.

Middletown Girl Scout Council The Civic Association William Bergmann R. L. Davidson Andrew Roper Girl Scout Club Nell Blair Blackford

First Singing of Marine Corps Hymn in 1847

The Marine Corps hymn first aired during the Mexican War in 1847 with lyrics by an anonymous Corps poet set to a French opera tune. The origin ties to the 1840s and the Corps heritage.

Marine Corps

Crystal Tissue Promotes Two Men to Key Posts

Crystal Tissue Company names William H. White as assistant sales manager and Donald E. Selby as production control manager of converted products. White, with 22 years at Crystal, began as a payroll clerk in 1929 and rose to sales representative by 1945. Selby, with the firm since 1945, will supervise production of gift wraps and tissue fold products sold nationally through variety chains and wholesalers. he also served four years in World War II as a medical corps staff sergeant.

Crystal Tissue Company E. E. Grant William H. White Linden Ave Donald E. Selby Belemonte St White Selby Richard E. King

President to Spell Out New Set Up of ESA

President Truman to issue orders naming Eric Johnston as general umpire and policy supervisor of stabilization. Johnston leads the Economic Stabilization Agency with DiSalle heading the Office of Price Stabilization and Cyrus S. Ching chairing the Wage Stabilization Board.

ESA Washington Eric Johnston Michael V. DiSalle Cyrus S. Ching White House Truman Johnston The Economic Stabilization Agency Alan Valentine Office of Price Stabilization DiSalle Toledo OPA Wage Stabilization Board U. S. Rubber Company

City Records Under State Examiner Review

The State Examiner is checking Middletown city records in a routine two years and a month period. B. J. Hill leads the examination with an assistant, noting previous work took about six months for 18 months, while time varies as examinations proceed unexpectedly.

Middletown B. J. Hill Hill

Rebels Aid U S Army Camp Near Columbus

A contingent of Francisco Villa's rebel Mexican army aided a U S Army encampment near Columbus New Mexico on March 9 1916. Hostile incursions into the continental United States last occurred in 1916.

Francisco (Pancho) Villa Columbus New Mexico Continental United States

Advertisers Target Men As Key Buyers Says Study

A study finds the male share of household buying power rising from 80 percent in women’s focus to near 50 50 for fathers. Marketers push products from cosmetics to razors aimed at men while many men dislike the new scrutiny of their role in shopping decisions.

Marketing Targets Fathers Change Shopping Rules

The essay argues men are becoming key family buyers in cars, electronics, fashion, and appliances. Stores stage male oriented events and even door to door sales adapt to male hours, while wives push for equality. The piece warns of a shift in domestic spending power and potential friction at home.

Jones Father Mother

Middletown Chess Club Hosts Springfield Match

The Middletown Chess Club meets Springfield Sunday at 2 p.m. at the YMCA for a city rivalry. Local players include Alika Herring, Dr Hy man Helfman, Clifford Moore, Dr J J Canfield, and Frank Ferryman. A return game in Springfield will be arranged later.

Middletown Chess Club Springfield YMCA Alika Herring Hyman Helfman Clifford Moore J. J. Canfield Frank Ferryman Middletown Dayton Cincinnati

Thurman Jones Charged With Disorderly Conduct

Police say Thurman Jones 61 of Carlisle was charged with disorderly conduct after being taken into custody late Saturday on North Clinton Street.

Thurman Jones Carlisle North Clinton St

Lebanon man charged with DUI after early morning stop

Gordon Smith aged 24 of 103 High Street Lebanon faced charges for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence after a stop at Clinton Street and Vail Avenue. A companion was charged with intoxication.

Gordon Smith High St Lebanon Clinton St Vail Ave

Mason and Dixon Line Established Amid Lords Balti and Penn Disputes

The Mason and Dixon Line arose to resolve conflicts between the Lords Baltimore and the Penn family over territorial boundaries. It marks a historic division agreed to quell colonial tensions and set regional limits for governance and settlement.

Mason and Dixon Line Baltimore Penn

Bennet Here Tomorrow to Meet Middletown Explorers

O W Bud Bennet national director of Boy Scout Explorers and former scout executive of the Mound Builders Area Council will visit Middletown tomorrow and Tuesday to confer with the Explorer Planning Committee led by George Zellers and local explorer leaders. Bennet, touring as national director, travels to meet explorer groups across the country.

O.W Bud) Bennet Boy Scout Explorers Mound Builder’s Area Council Middletown Paul Parker Bennet Parker Area Explorer George Zellers

Second Break In Reported At 37 Main Street Apartment

Police were told money and clothing valued at about 15 dollars were taken from Mildred Whitt at 37 S Main St. The screen was removed from a rear window last Thursday and 10.75 dollars plus a clothing item were stolen. Miss Whitt had earlier reported 4 dollars taken from her purse on January 5.

Mildred Whitt S. Main St Mary Weikal Miss Whitt Jane 5 Paul Fouts

School Fire Destroys Rogers Grade School in Lisbon-C

The Rogers grade school in Lisbon incurred a total loss of about 35000 dollars after a blaze yesterday. The two story frame building burned completely leaving 180 pupils and six teachers without a facility. School board members sought temporary classroom space for the students.

Lisbon Rogers, C

Hydrangeas Change Color in Jacksonville Rain

Hydrangea beds at Oriental Gardens in Jacksonville Florida turn color when it rains. Acid sensitive hydrangeas react to chemicals washed from an alkaline shell roadway during rainfall.

Oriental Gardens Jacksonville Florida

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