Farewell Party Honors Uruguay Guest Alberto Guayat
Mr and Mrs Edgar Moore of Wildwood Ra entertained Saturday evening for Alberto Guayat of Montevideo Uruguay. She has been visiting since December 19, marking her first trip home in seven years. Guests included Mrs Lee Allen and daughter Carolyn Sue, Mrs Eva Johnson, George Casky, and many others. Nancy Guayat and Mrs Mollie Moore joined the host family as they left for New York to stay at Hotel Victoria with plans to stop at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Moore
Wildwood Ra
Alberto Guayat
Montivedo
Uruguay
S. A
Lee Allen
Carolyn Sue
Eva Johnson
George Casky
Michael Hocz
Ray Wills
Eugene Hughes
Robert Wills
Joe Holman
Guayat
Nancy
New York
Quayat
Mollie Moore
Michigan Ave
Hotel Victoria
Plans Formulated By New Society Members Of Epsilon Alpha Sigma
Members met at Miss Delores Revelos home on Central Ave to install officers and adopt a new constitution. Miss Mary Garoflos presided as president with Miss Sue Mardis as VP and Charles Revelos as treasurer. A hobo party planned for early March was announced, with committees named and chaperones to be announced later. A luncheon followed the meeting. Next gathering set for Miss Irene Baguillezdes home on Crawford St. February news notes report New York City bank deposits averaging 1,000,000,000 annually in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Alpha Sigma
Delores Revelos
Central Ave
Mary Garoflos
Sue Mardis
Mary Eliopoulos
Irene Baguzedes
Charles Revelos
Jim Demetriou
Thalia Thomas
Pete Eliopoulos
Terry Comminos
John Ga
John Revelos
YAHO
Mem
Irene Bugivedes
Crawford St
New York City
Mrs Mildred Childress and daughter visit Lexington
Mrs Mildred Childress and her daughter Joyce of 1814 Woodlawn Ave spent the weekend with friends in Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Childress
Joyce
Woodlawn Ave
Lexington
Philadelphia Visitors Greet Acquaintances
In honor of Mr and Mrs Maurice Twigg of Philadelphia a buffet was held at Mrs Ruey Shetter’s home on Aberdeen Drive. Old friends attended including Mr and Mrs Millard Keebler and son Dickie Oxford. Mr and Mrs J R Baker Jr and son Joey. Mr and Mrs William Wilmer and daughter Jan. Mr and Mrs Harry Ward and daughter Nancy. plus Mr and Mrs Twigg and Mr and Mrs Shetter for an evening of reminiscence and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Twigg
Charlene Shetter
Philadelphia
Joey
William Wilmer
Jan
Harry Ward
Nancy
Twigg
Shetter
Women of the Moose Prepare Initiatory Work and Academy
Officers escorts and members of Women of the Moose travel to Miamisburg for initiatory work and the academy of friendship program. Middletown chapter plans class initiation with Mrs. Charles Bolton leading the academy night. The program aims to raise funds to assist Mooseheart graduates with $1000 for college. Mrs Valley Roll of Greenville is grand dean and Margaret J. Stein quest of Toledo is associate dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Miamisburg
Academy of Friendship
Middletown
Charles Bolton
Mooseheart
Valley Roll
Greenville
Margaret J. Steinquest
Toledo
Sorority Plans Dance Committee Outline Meeting
Epision Sigma Alpha president Mrs Joseph Duerr and advisor Mrs James Sloan Jr held a Thursday meeting to outline committees and duties for a spring dance. The outline will be presented at the regular meeting tomorrow evening in room 105 at 7 p.m. at YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epision Sigma Alpha Sorority
Joseph Duerr
James Sloan, Jr
YMCA
Treble Clef Chorus Rehearsal With Tom Giles
Members of Treble Clef Chorus under Tom Giles will rehearse at 7 30 p m in Giles and Link Music Shop this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Chorus
Tom Giles
Giles and Link Music Shop
Iwidombe church meeting moved to Routt home
The Iwidombe Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church plans a Wednesday evening gathering at the home of James Routt located at 813 Auburn Street. A white elephant sale is scheduled as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
James Routt
Auburn St
Pythian Sisters Meet Tuesday Evening in Castle Hall
Pythian Sisters will convene Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Castle Hall for a regular meeting. Members are reminded to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Presbyweds Postpone Truth or Consequences Event
The Presbyweds of First Presbyterian Church have postponed the Truth or Consequences party that was set for Thursday January 29. The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs will meet tomorrow at 7 45 PM in the Girls Club to hear Dr. Miriam B Urban speak on current events with Mrs Joseph Sabo as soloist and the Mother's Study League as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Daughters of America Meet In Local Halls Tomorrow
Unity Council No 241 meets in Knights of Malta Hall at 7 30 p m with Mrs Arand Hiatt handling business. Miami Valley Council No 30 meets in Junior Hall at 8 p m with Mrs Ray Girard announcing fancy drill team practice.
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Unity Council No. 241
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Arand Hiatt
Miami Valley Council
Ray Girard
Jacksonburg church women’s society meeting at home
The Women’s Society of World Service of Jacksonburg United Methodist Church will meet at a member’s home for the planned gathering. Attendees will discuss church service needs and local outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Women's Society of World Service of
United Brethren Church
Miss Drucilla Graft Weds Harold Gross in Lebanon Church
In a double ring ceremony at Lebanon Methodist Church on Wednesday January 21 Rev Paul D Chiles officiated as Miss Drucilla Graft daughter of Juls and Mrs Graf Deerfield Rd became the bride of Harold Gross son of Mr. and Mrs E C Gross East Main St The service began at 3 30 p m with 100 guests present Maid of honor was Helen Neil Cincinnati Best man was Jack Ross Music was provided by Fred Zimmerman A reception followed at the parish house and the couple then left for a brief honeymoon to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Chiles
Lebanon Methodist Church
Drucilla Graft
Juls Graf
Deerfield Rd
Harold Gross
E. C. Gross
East Main St
Helen Neil
Cincinnati
Jack Ross
Fred Zimmerman
Chicago
Hospital Notices of Local Residents Listed by Status
A list of area residents with hospital statuses including medical and surgical admissions and dismissals. Names tied to addresses such as Hill Ave Sycamore Street Middletown Route 2 Germantown Woodlawn Wilbraham Road Plum Street West Middletown Route 1 Franklin Baltimore Street North Leibee Street South Main Street Lowell Street First Avenue Crawford Street and related family links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah DePalma
Hill Ave
Herbert Henson
Sycamore St
Leroy Lyons
Woodlawn Ave
Thomas Lafayette
Middletown
Suzette Ingham
Germantown
Allen Gorrell
Woodside Ave
Emmett Sherron
Wilbraham Rd
Henry Reeves
Plum St
Stanley D. Dennis, Jr
Stanley D. Dennis
West Middletown
George Owens
Franklin
Curtis Nickell
North Leibee St
Cora McConnell
South Main St
Andy Silver
Lylburn Rd
Dorothy Kemplin
Gerald Vance
Troy Vance
Maud
Lawrence Jeffery
Baltimore St
Clark Weimer
Lowell St
Henry Hopkins
Howard Corwin
Elmer Piersall
First Ave
Charley Moehring
Crawford St
Lodges meeting postponed by weather in The Lodges
The Thursday gathering of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors is postponed due to weather. It will be held February 26 with Mrs. Allen Gravenstein of 1024 Columbia Ave assisting and Mrs. Wren Hannah helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Allen Gravenstein
Columbia Ave
Wren Hannah
Middletown Hospital Reports Due At Annual Board Meeting
The Middletown Hospital Board of Directors will present yearly reports at the annual meeting. The event is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Board of Directors
Civic Association
Mrs Cathryn Brelsford's Thursday Appointment Details
A fragment notes a scheduled event for Mrs Cathryn Brelsford on Thursday at 2 30 p m, with no further context or identifying location.
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Cathryn Brelsford
F.W. Auxiliary Meeting Set for Reynolds Street Home
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at their home on Reynolds Street to hold an evening gathering and discuss upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W
F. W. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Reynolds St
Births noted in Trenton and nearby areas
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs Trenton welcomed a boy Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins Orgonia welcomed a girl Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard 1130 First Ave welcomed a girl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skinner 13 Bellemonte St welcomed a boy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs 1400 Grove St welcomed a boy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strickland Franklin welcomed a boy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis 3228 Mohawk St welcomed a boy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Anders 616 Granada Ave welcomed a girl Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Back 3004 Navaho St welcomed a girl Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jacobs
Trenton
Robert Jenkins
Orgonia
Joseph Richard
First Ave
Richard Skinner
Bellemonte St
Charles Stubbs
Grove St
Edward Strickland
Franklin
James Davis
Mohawk St
Allen Anders
Granada Ave
William Back
Navaho St
Friends Club Hosts Chicken Dinner at Seeger Home
Members and husbands gathered for a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs John Seeger at 1704 Taylor Ave. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Chapman and daughter Shirley. Mr and Mrs Eddie Kendall and son Eddie Lee. Mr and Mrs Roy Mardin and son Roger. Mr and Mrs Carl Orth and son Robbie. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wells and son Deanie. Mrs and Mrs Joseph Atkinson. Mr and Mrs Carl Perry and son Jimmy. Mrs Robert Hart. Mrs Charles Hixon. Mrs Ruth Binnix. and Norman Seeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seeger
Taylor Ave
George Chapman
Shirley
Eddie Kendall
Eddie Lee
Roy Mardin
Roger
Carl Orth
Robbie
Lloyd Wells
Deanie
Joseph Atkinson
Bank Meeting Set Tuesday
Stockholders of the First National Bank will meet tomorrow at 2 p m for the annual meeting and election of officers. Officers will present complete reports on the bank’s 1947 activities, followed by the directors’ election. The board will convene later to elect officers, E F Shively said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
News-Journal
E. F. Shively
Foreman George Novotny Killed in Cleveland Yard
Cleveland AP reports George Novotny aged 44 a foreman for New York Central was struck and killed by an electric engine in the Cleveland terminal switch yards last night.
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Cleveland (Ap
George Novotny
New York
March of Dimes Nears $4,000 Mark in City
Middletown polio drive nears four thousand with 3941.05 reported by Martin Thomas and John Fitzgerald from diverse local contributions. Moose Lodge Elks Lodge Lutheran Church dentists and business groups boosted totals as planners expect envelopes and coin boxes to raise more next week. Reuthe urged residents to donate and noted underserved city sections will gain attention with house to house campaigns and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Lutheran Church Congregation
Martin Thomas
John Fitzgerald
Dayton Mets
Armco
Charles Buthe
Butler County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Reuthe
Middletown
Hamilton
Methodist Youth Certs Highlight Dayton Midyear Institute
Fifteen youths from Middle town received graduation certificates at the Dayton District Youth Fellowship midyear Institute held at St. Paul’s Methodist Church. Nearly 200 attended despite weather. sessions included reports on the Cleveland Conference of 11,000 Methodist Youth and talks by Dr. John Danford and Dr. James Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dayton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cleveland
Virginia Highes
Oslo
Norway
John Danford
James Thomas
Calvary Methodist Church
Earl Moore
Catherine Hillard
Marjorie Hawkins
Marilyn Mann
Frances @layes
Ben Roof
Kenneth S. Learey
Gretchen Minnich
Herbet Laund
Margaret Bailey
Lynn Teavey
Duane Frayer
George Schueller
Wanda Perry
Marilyn Day
Karen Klopp
Mary Jane Roof
Nobel Rompell
Mason
Chattauqua
Mary Jane Vandevort
Cleveland International Conference
First Church
Safety Groups Convene Three Divisions In Town
Three divisions of the Middle town Safety Council will meet this week to review activities and plan programs. On Tuesday the School Division meets at the Civic Association at 4 p.m. Walter S. Geckeler chairs. The Board of Control meets Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the Gas and Electric Company with Leo F. Reinartz presiding. A school patrol meeting is Thursday at 4 p.m. led by Sargeant Joe Black More. The Board’s primary business is plans for the Butler County Safety Conference on February 10 at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Paul Wilson
The
Civic Association
Walter S. Geckeler
Board of Control of the Safety Council
Gas and Electric Company
At & P.m
Leo F. Reinartz
Sargeant
Joe Black
More
Board of Control
Butler County Safety Conference
Manchester
YMCA appoints Donnell as national chairman again
James C. Donnell of Findlay Ohio was re elected chairman of the national board of the YMCA at the end of a two day meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James C. Donnell
Findlay, C
National Board
The
YMCA
203 JA Members to Get Awards
Achiever awards will be presented to 203 members of local Junior Achievement companies. The award includes a lapel pin and a certificate of advancement. Awards honor meritorious work in company projects. Presentations will occur at company meetings throughout the week by individual company advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDade
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New
Griffin
Ake
Union Sanitary
Davenport
Cham
Women OF
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Federation
Unity Council
Miami Valley
Mrs
Hospital Board
Friendship Club
MR. and
Mrs. Seeger
Middletown Civic
Valda Wilkerson, Conductor
Glauco D’attili
Mozart, Liszt, Prokofieff, Mendelssohn, Dukas
Jnc
Reeve
Jewelers, Inc
Moose Lodge
Methodist
Dial
HFC
WuHistLer
CBS
My First National Bank
Main St
GRA Beauty Shop
Grace Smith
Elwood ST
Middletown Gas & Electric Service
Sanstone Stevice
Charles
Erle A. Hanson
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