Mrs Miller leads Rambler Club meeting on circus talk
Ramblers Club met at Mrs Wade Miller's home with Mrs David Gerber presenting on the Compton family history. Dr C C Clark gave a talk on the circus history from ancient times to modern stages, noting the art’s decline under family management.
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Te Ramblers Club
Wade Miller
Chauua
David Gerber
Compton
Ibers
Gerber
Kias Compton
Creek
Monroe
Mous
Arl
Massasetts Institute of Technology
Nor
Sics
University of Chicago
Washington College
Mary
India
Rice
Punin India
Ir. C. C. Clark
B. C
Friendship Club Hosts Thursday Social Evening
Friendship Club met Thursday at Mrs. Paul Draxler's home on 610 Stanley St for its monthly social. Prizes were won by Mrs. Raymond Hawkins, Mrs. Carl Little, Mrs. Clyde Tolliver, Mrs. Paul Sebastian, Mrs. William DeHart, and Mrs. Jack Robinson. A delicious lunch followed for many members including Mrs. Charles Sebastian, Mrs. Paul Webb, Mrs. Gerald Pieratt, Mrs. Malcolm Profitt, Mrs. James Cochran, Miss Ruth Gillespie, and the hostess.
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Friendship Club
Paul Draxler
Stanley St
Raymond Hawkins
Carl Little
Clyde Tolliver
Paul Sebastian
William DeHart
Jack Robinson
Charles Sebastian
Paul Webb
Gerald Pieratt
Malcolm Profitt
James Cochran
Ruth Gillespie
Hawkins
Little
Tolliver
DeHart
Robinson
Draxler
Miss Jean Sticklen Engaged To Marry Paul Turvey
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sticklen announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Sticklen to Paul E Turvey. Jean a Middletown High School graduate and former Shartie Brothers Machine Co employee. Paul also a Middletown High School graduate, now employed in Detroit Michigan. Wedding planned in near future.
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Young St
Raymond Sticklen
Jean
Paul E. Turvey
Miss Sticklen
Middletown High School
Shartie Brothers Machine Company
Detroit
Mich
Personal notices and social updates from Dayton area
Mrs John Perry Jr underwent an operation at Grandview Osteopathic Hospital in Dayton. Neal Hosey plans a winter stay in Ft Lauderdale Fla. Mr and Mrs R B Benner hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Earl Bicker Mr and Mrs Ira Focht and the Benners in honor of Mr Benner and Mrs Focht birthdays. Ada Leonard former Middletown Hospital supervisor now in Rochester Ind visits Howard Wilsons in South Main St.
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John Perry Jr
South Canal St
Grandview Osteopathic Hospital
Dayton
Neal Hosey
Stanley St
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
R. B. Benner
Baltimore St
Earl Bicker
Ira Focht
Benners
Benner
Focht
Ada Leonard
Middletown Hospital
Rochester
Ind
Howard Wilson
South Main St
Critique Society Meeting Rescheduled for January 26
The Critique Society meeting, postponed, will be held Monday January 26 at the home of Miss Edna Elam on Yankee Road. Miss Blanche Earnhart will assist.
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Critique Society
Edna Elam
Yankee Rd
Blanche Earnhart
Sigma Phi Gamma to Meet at Police Pistol Range
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will hold a meeting at the Police Pistol Range on Monday January 26 at 8 p.m. Members are advised to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Pretty Stork Shower For Mrs. E. Harrison
Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. Carl Root hosted a stork shower at Grove St in honor of Mrs. Edward Harrison. A bassinet with pink blue and white streamers held many gifts. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Melampy Mrs. Oren Cole and Mrs. Robert Sixt. Refreshments followed. Ruth Root sent a gift.
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Paul Martin
Carl Root
Edward Harrison
Grove St
Harrison
William Melampy
Oren Cole
Robert Sixt
Melampy
Fred Bolton
Charles Hunt
Benefit Card Party Draws Huge Middletown Crowd
A welfare benefit hosted by the Welfare Auxiliary of Middletown Hospital opened to a full house. General chairman Mrs. Fred Schatzmann announced the event the most successful in years. Receipts will fund equipment purchases or hospital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Auxiliary
Middletown Hospital
Fred Schatzmann
Births at Hospital Reported for Three Families
Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis of 702 Charles Street welcomed a boy Saturday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Wilder of 1707 Glenn Avenue welcomed a girl Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Swisher of Dayton welcomed a boy Saturday.
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Thomas Davis
Charles St
Melvin Wilder
Glenn Ave
Harry Swisher
Dayton
Ohioan's Letter Against Food Gambling Read To Congress
An aged Portsmouth flour miller, Adam Frick, urges President Truman to ban gambling in food. He argues farm prices are set by bureaucrats and should not swing for gamblers, urging that bets belong on sports figures not the sweat of workers. The letter was read into the Congressional Record at Rep. McCowen's request.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Adam Frick
Truman
Joe Louis
Babe Ruth
Knute Rockne
Maude S
Congressional Record
Rep
McCowen
Ohio
Word Cross Puzzle Clue Grid Summary
A compact listing of crossword hints across horizontal and vertical clues. Includes 28 across and 28 down entries with definitions for terms like meal, silver symbol, and Roman dates, plus plant and material clues, forming a typical puzzle grid.
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Siberian
Puzzling Word Substitutions for a Crossword Style List
A compact riddle style prompt listing numbered clues such as heavenly body fleshy tuber breakfast food and others. It requires supplying matching answers in a concise, puzzle oriented format with no extra explanation.
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Memphis
Tomatoes in Boston cuisine a clash with beans and chowder
Boston tastes tomatoes in baked beans and chowder only sparingly. Historian Mary E. Prim notes Puritan cautions, Fannie Farmer’s Boston Cooking School Cook Book preserves tomato free clam chowder, while chefs debate Manhattan style additions.
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Boston
New England
Manhattan
Fannie Meritt Farmer's
Boston Cooking School
Bride's
Charles Bonino
Ritz Carlton
Les Amis De'escoffier
Farmer
Battle for lawyer fees continues in Ohio court
Hamilton report details Charles A. Williams Oxford attorney seeking a new trial over additional fees for services to the McCullough estates, claimed at 750000 in holdings. He contends village joint defendant status and village attorney actions were improper after earlier rulings by Judge Boll and Judge Leiser. Also includes stray recipes for Boston baked beans and New England clam chowder.
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Hamilton
Elizabeth McCullough Heath
Daisy M. McCullough
Charles A. Williams
Oxford
Butler County
Hubert Campbell
Williams
Common Pleas Court
R. Fred Woodruff
McCullough Hospital Committee
Boston
New England
Judicious Use Of Bank Loans Urged In Talk
A FDIC official told a three state bankers conference that authorities aim to dry up purchasing power rather than increase it. He urged judicious lending to support production and warned against fueling bidding for scarce goods. The meeting, sponsored by the American Bankers Association, launched a nationwide anti inflation effort.
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Columbus
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cook
Bucyrus
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Two-Day Conference on Safety Planned in Hamilton County
A two day safety meeting for county school bus drivers aims to stress proper bus handling and traffic regulations. Cpl D W Mahoney of the State Highway Patrol will lead sessions at Hanover School Monday and Monroe School Tuesday at 9 am each day. The event expects about 100 drivers in attendance. The note adds a linguistic aside: Nevada means snow clad in Spanish.
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Hamilton
Cpl. D. W. Mahoney
State Highway Patrol
Hanover
Monroe
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights ASTA Broadcast List
A radio lineup outlines 8:00 Life of Riley 8:30 Truth or Consequences 9:00 Hit Parade 9:30 Judy Canova 10:00 Kay Kyser 10:30 Grand ’or curs 11:00 News Peter Grant Dance Orchestra Dick Bray Challenge of Yukon L Deal In Crime Famous Jury Trials The Busters M ur or Mr Malone Ellery Queen Evening Concert Philo Vance Hawaii Calls Abe Burrow Show Boy Scout Program 1450 Favorite CHS vs Walnut Armco vs Dayton Melody Lane Night Watch Armco vs Dayton
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Life of
Riley
Judy Canova
Philo Vance
Hawaii
Abe Burrow
Walnut H. Armco
Dayton
H. Armco
Jewish Arbor Day Services Set Sunday at Beth Sholom
Special Arbor Day observance at Beth Sholom Synagogue Sunday at 3 30 p m with Rabbi and Mrs Nandor Marton leading an program by Sunday School students including Edwin Helfman Ruth Levy Lora Mendel Jacqueline Blumberg Gerald Lipton Betsy Phillips Ronald Agronin David Feinstein Kenneth Helfman Karen Levey Bernice Levy Melvin Lipton Maxie Murstein Michael Schoen Charlene Cohen Lois Cramer Ross Finkelman Robert Flagel Linda Levison Milalma Marstein Larry Schaps Julie Phillips Philip Bartel Rochelle Blumbers Richard Isroff Malka Marton Paul Agronin Sheldon Casper Anita Cohen David Cohen Linda Isroff Zipporah Marton Pacy Mindlin Alberta Sue Marstein Judith Feinstein Ethel Schoen. Hebrew Yiddish melodies sung by Beth Sholom quintet. Tree for Holy Land funded by Sunday School classes to accept tree certificates for Lora Mendel Jacqueline Blumberg Maxie Marstein Charlene Cohen Malka Marton Linda Isroff Zipporah Marton. Tree of Life plaque will be presented with names inscribed and certificates issued. Supper will be served.
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Beth Sholom
Nandor Marton
Edwin Helfman
Ruth Levy
Lora Mendel
Jacqueline Blumberg
Gerald Lipton
Betsy Phillips
Ronald Agronin
David Feinstein
Kenneth Helfman
Karen Levey
Pacy Mindlin
Alberta Sue Marstein
Judith Feinstein
Ethel Schoen
Jewish Nation Fund
Holy Land
Maxie Marstein
Charlene Cohen
Malka Mart
Civil Service Exams Open for Insurance Clerks Columbus
The Board of U S Civil Service Examiners announces examinations for Insurance Clerk CAF 5 at 2644 and CAF 6 at 3021 annual. Openings include Correspondence Clerk Insurance Examiner Fiscal Accounts Clerk Actuarial Clerk and related clerical duties in life insurance. Applications due by February 11 at Veterans Administration Branch Office No 6 Columbus Ohio.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Veterans Administration
S. Starling Street
Columbus
Ohio
S Starling Street
Columbus & Sey
Realtor's Petition For Stock Approved
An application for incorporation papers was approved in Columbus by Secretary of State Hammill for a charter to be issued to the local realty firm B. F. Sawyer & Son, Inc. at 1203 Central Ave. The firm is authorized to issue 250 shares of no par value. Incorporators are B. F. Sawyer Louise M. Sawyer J. D. Sawyer and Walter R. Bender was the attorney.
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Columbus
Hammill
B. F. Sawyer & Son, Inc
Central Ave
B. F. Sawyer
Louise M. Sawyer
J. D. Sawyer
Walter R. Bender
Dravo Corp declares quarterly dividend of 30 cents
Directors of Dravo Corporation announce a quarterly common dividend of 30 cents per share payable February 16 to stockholders of record February 6. In the prior quarter a regular 5 cent dividend and an extra 50 cent dividend were approved.
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Pittsburgh
Dravo Corporation
Union Baptist Church Sunday schedule and events
Union Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with the lesson When We Work With God. Praise service at 10 45 a m led by Deacon Hughes and Deacon Charlies Cunningham. Senior choir under J W Hughes and Miss Leather Banks assists at the piano. Rev R L Robinson theme Anchor and Compulsions. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 8 p m Midweek prayer 7 p m Wednesday Bible class 8 p m under Rev Robinson. Willing Workers meet Thursday 8 p m at 819 18th Ave.
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Deacon Hughes
Charlies Cunningham
J. W. Hughes
Rev. Robinson
Nazarene Church Announces Sunday Services and Events
The Church of the Nazarene schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by James Conrad superintendent Rev M E Clay will preach at 10 30 a m on The Indispensable Presence Youth services start at 6 45 p m with special music and an evangelistic message by Rev Clay A missionary service is planned Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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James Conrad
M. E. Clay
Rev. Clay
New Era Church Sunday Schedule and Services
New Era Church will hold Sunday school at 9 15 under superintendent Oliver Smith the lesson topic not specified Rev Joseph Pate to preach at 10 45 devotional services follow Junior choir and Young Women’s Guild to perform several musical selections Superannuate service for Rev J H Price well attended by city pastors and congregations will close at 3 pm A pew rally starts at 7 30 pm under the Young Women’s Guild auspices
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Oliver Smith
Joseph Pate
Young Women's Guild
J. H. Price
The
Voting Machines Bought In Elyria County Purchase
Lorain County Commissioners announced the purchase of 112 new voting machines to replace old equipment. The upgrade is expected to save area voters about 17000 dollars annually and improve casting and tallying efficiency.
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Elyria
Lorain
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News of Society
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P. Draxler
Jean Sticklen
Coming UN Critique Society
Sigma Phi Gamma
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Jewelers, Inc
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Pre
Price
Capitol
Crawford St
Yankee Road
Clinton
Manchester
Oberon Drive
Avalon
Jrs
Maude Coate
Trenton
Carl Marshall
Srs
Delores Bailey
Winton St
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Mrs. E. Harrison
S Ruth Root
Ohioan
Congress
Bashan
Mary E. Prim
Nevada
House of Mystery
Sunnyside Review
King Cole
SAI
Incinnati
Cincinnati
Kay Kyse
Peter Grant
Dick Bray
Yukon
Busters Mur
Mr Malone
Ellery Queen
WKRC
Guy Lombardo
Nesbitt Sports
WMOH
Pance Music Record Shop
Blackie
Melody Lane
Night Watch
Armco
Thomson
Tytus Ave
WPFB
Dial
Union Baptist Church
Fred Hamilton
18Th Ave
Church of Nazarene
New Era Church
Ling
Clorox
Aera In
Willen
Utah Trail
Lawrence Osso
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Hugh H. Rurode
Frances C. Rurode
Common Pleas Coll
Conrad C. Stroh
Joseph Kiep
Harold G. Dance
Central Church of Christ of Middletown
Court of Common Pleas
Mayfield
Lote
Lemon Township
Oto
Conrad ¢ Stach
Falter Ro
Second Ave
Tytus
Victor Slezak
Millerson
PaSy
Polglas
Fairbanks
Maria Montez
Johnny Weissmuller
Brenda Joyce
Tarzan and the Huntress
Lash” LA Rur IN
Cheyenne
William Bond
Hopalong Cassidy
Gene Autry
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