Miss Doris Heller Visits Home From Denison University
Miss Doris Heller is home from Denison University visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ronald Heller of Santa Fe Road. Accompanying Miss Heller are two houseguests Miss Marilyn Cruikshank of Detroit and Miss Elizabeth Allen of Sioux Falls South Dakota. They will return to school next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Heller
Denison University
Ronald Heller
Santa Fe Rd
Miss Heller
Marilyn Cruikshank
Detroit
Elizabeth Allen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Music Club Elects Officers at Mid Winter Social
The Middletown Music Club held a mid winter social at Mrs. Robert Ramsdell’s home electing officers. Re elected president was Mrs. J C Lockmeyer Jr. Vice president Mrs. Robert W Nickell, recording secretary Mrs. Herbert Frantz, corresponding secretary Mrs. Walter Sheffer, treasurer Mrs. Murray Jacobs. Three new members joined Miss Rosemary Swain Miss Ruth Du Chemin and Mrs Christopher Hirst. Mrs Harry Wheeler welcomed as guest. Junior Music Club counselors named Mrs Robert Sutton and Miss Agatha Evers. Prizes went to Mrs Fletcher Brate Miss Ada Louise Weishaar and Mrs Lockmeyer. Silver bowl centerpiece featured pink carnations. refreshments served.
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Middletown Music Club
Robert Ramsdell
J. C., Lockmeyer, Jr
Robert W. Nickell
Herbert Frantz
Walter Sheffer
Murray Jacobs
Rosemary Swain
Ruth du Chemin
Christopher Hirst
Mary Katherine Hughes
Harry Wheeler
Middletown
Robert Sutton
Agatha Evers
Fletcher Brate
Ada Louise Weishaar
Lockmeyer
Brate
Lunt Fontaine Matinee Draws Cincinnati Social Figures
Miss Mary Strodtbeck with Mrs. Charles Wilmore, Mrs. Ray Sebald, and Mrs. Stanley Bevis attended a matinee in Cincinnati starring Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine in I Know My Love.
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Cincinnati
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontaine
Mary Strodtbeck
Charles Wilmore
Ray Sebald
Stanley Bevis
Festivities End For Bride-Elect Genevieve Barker
A personal shower for Miss Genevieve Barker concluded the festivities in West Middleton. She will marry Cecil Triplett tonight at the First Church of God on Crawford Street with the open church custom. Prizes were awarded to Barbara Egelston Shirley Kurth and Norma Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Barker
Dana Fleming
West Middletown
Barker
Cecil Triplett
Kenneth Schuchter
Miss Henderson
Kurth
Pat Boellke
Margot Oppenheimer
Helen Allen
Mildred Whitman
Claude Sandlin
Mission Circle Meeting At First Baptist Church Arlington
The Clubs Park Arlington Missionary Circle met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Thomas Bairds home with Mrs Earl Bevis as associate hostess. Mrs Ross Crim gave the opening prayer and Mrs Guy Smethers led a short business session. Members were urged to join Red Cross Sewing at the church each Thursday and Mrs Ed Palmer spoke on China. A special offering supported students in missionary training. Guests enjoyed refreshments.
Unity Council Plans Valentine Box Social Event
Unity Council organized a box social Valentine party for February 8. Members reported on a surprise party at Mrs. Kenneth Duff’s home, with games and prizes for several women including Mrs. Lewis Mehel and Mrs. Eva Moore, followed by a covered dish dinner.
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Unity Council
Kenneth Duff
Lewis Mehel
Bernie Robert
Bill Mehel
Hattie Snethen
Eva Moore
Thomas Duff
Women’s Mission Society Meets at Cairns Home
Zion Lutheran Church group convened with Mrs Harold Cairns hosting. President Mrs Cecil Dearth opened with scripture and prayer as Mrs Malcolm Reed outlined past year activities. Mrs Paul Mullerdore announced Council of Church Women news and World Day of Prayer set for February 9 at First Methodist Church at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Society
The
Zion Lutheran Church
Harold Cairns
Cecil Dearth
Malcolm Reed
Ways and Means
Paul Mullerdore
Council of Church Women
First Methodist Church
Shower Held For Barbara Egelston Bride-Elect
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Barbara Egelston, bride-elect of Charles Cowan, at a Bellomonte Street home. Guests included Miss Margaret Cowan and many relatives. a Valentine theme featured red hearts and a scrapbook project. The couple is to wed on February 10.
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Barbara Egelston
Charles Cowan
Margaret Cowan
Everett Egelston
R. D. Young
Bellomonte St
Sarah Margaret Gaw
John Loveless
Valentine
Vernon Armitage
Bert Canney
Albert Egelston
Walter Egelston
William Gravett
Loveless
Lee Palmer
Walla Palmer
E. O. Tankersley
Julia Hogan
Virgie Jewell
W. E. Compton
Donald Skinner
H. P. Gaw
John Dobrozsi, Jr
Walter McCandles
Lemon Willoughby
Tom Howard
Eggelston
Egelston
Cowan
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Barker Bride Elect
A kitchen shower honored Miss Genevieve Barker, bride elect of Cecil Triplett, at Miss Pat Byrd's home. Blue and white streamers framed gifts as guests played games with prizes to Miss Joyce Triplett, Mrs. Clarence Newcomb, Miss Virginia Hein, Miss Mildred Whitman, and Miss Barker. Refreshments served to numerous guests including Miss Lois Schultz and Miss Alma Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Barker
Cecil Triplett
Pat Byrd
Joyce Triplett
Clarence Newcomb
Virginia Hein
Mildred Whitman
Barker
Lois Schultz
Alma Hopper
Lillian Hall
Mathilda Boehm
Miss Triplett
Newcomb
Hein
Whisman
Cold snap looms as Middleton expects snow this weekend
Morning temps around 42 degrees contrast with a forecast of windy, colder conditions tonight and Sunday. Low temperatures dip to 15 to 20 degrees after a 1 am low near 30. Yesterday saw 17 to 33 degree swings.
Hollywood coach Mira Letts blocks Clift career progress
Several movietown insiders say Montgomery Clift stalls his film career until he parts ways with dramatic coach Mira Letts who often rejects the director’s changes. The tension centers on Letts’s influence and the insistence on revised print choices.
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Hollywood
NEA
Montgomery Clift
Mira Letts
Church members vote to aid in buying new carpeting
Members voted to aid in purchasing new carpeting for the church. Mrs. Charles Thompson presented a paper titled The Discovery of Missionaries. The meeting closed with the missionaries' benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Piano for cash offered via Journal Box No 20
A notice from a Middletown reader seeks cash for a piano. Respondents are asked to state the piano height and minimum disposal price and to write to Box No 20 in care of The Journal.
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Middletown
Revolt of Manufacturers Targets Raw Material Prices
A New York AP column reports a growing revolt by carpet mills and shoe makers against soaring raw materials. Wool prices have jumped from 65 cents to $2.35 a pound, prompting not buying pledges and potential inventory use. Hides face an ESA rollback to curb shoe costs, while military demand further tightens supplies.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Economic Stabilization Agency
Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Co
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co
James Lees and Sons Co
Argentina
New Zealand
Syria
India
Uruguay
James D. Wise
Bigelow-Sanford
Alexander Smith
Edward Atkins
Chicago
ESA
Thumbs Wrong Ride Case Arrest Highlights Forgery
Zanesville police arrested Thomas M Hammond of Cambridge on check forging charges after he used a police cruiser for a ride near the city limits. Hammond admitted taking blank checks from a used car lot and cashing them for about 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Thomas M.hammond
Cambridge
Hammond
Robert Snelling
Local Graystone Choral Programs Set for Sunday Evening
Timothy Green a Dayton baritone performs Sunday at Phillips Chapel CME Church at 8 pm. River of Jordan Choir offers a program at New Hope Baptist Church also Sunday at 8 pm. The note mentions lithography's 1798 invention by Alois Senefielder, an obscure Bavarian actor and dramatist.
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Timothy Green
Dayton
Phillips Chapel Cme
River of Jordan
New Hope Baptist Church
Alois Senefielder
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights Across Local Stations
A listing of Saturday programs across WLW T WKRC WHIO and Wwe Pro TV including Firefighters Hi Life Hilarities wrestling film news and variety shows from noon to late night with sports events and sign offs. Program blocks feature Paul Cowley Haystack Hullaballoo One Man's Family Midwestern Hayride and Wrestling matches among others.
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Wlw—T
Channel 4
Paul Cowley
Wlw-T
Voice of the Enquirer
Ed McConnell
Dayton
WLW
TVV
Smith
Times Square
Smokey Ward
Stu Erwin
Ken Murray
Wwe Pro-Tv
Paul Dixon
Leo
Cincinnati
Paul Whiteman
Madison Square Garden
Jack Brickhouse
WCPO Staffers Win Wage Pact After Walkout Threat
WCPO radio and TV staffers ended a threatened strike by signing a two year working agreement with the AFL through Andre Carson. The pact retroactive to September 1 provides weekly wage increases of 12 to 22 dollars for 35 employees, reached with Mortimer Wattes of Scripps-Howard Radio.
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Cincinnati
WCPO
American Federation of Radio Artists
AFL
Andre Carson
Federation
Carson
Mortimer C. Wattes
Scripps-Howard Radio
Winter Strains Hit AAA Services Says Manager
Martin Thomas, manager of the local AAA club, called the winter season the hardest in 16 years. The club fielded over 30 calls from members stuck or unable to start in heavy snow. He noted motorists resist changing tires in slush and advised wiping moisture from spark plug wires to prevent stalling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Thomas
Thomas
Ex-Congressman Crosby Dies at 75 in Maryland
Charles Noel Crosby, 75, former congressman from Pennsylvania 29th district, died in a Frederick hospital from heart disease. Elected in 1933 while running a Meadville construction and lumber business, he served until 1939. He then bought a 325 acre Frederick County farm near Hyattstown and ran a dairy operation until his death.
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Frederick
Charles Noel Crosby
Pennsylvania
Crosby
Congress
Meadville
Frederick County
Hyattstown
News Notes and Personalities Highlight Local Sports Digest
A compact digest lists Jean Shepherd, Harry Wismer, Robert Nathann, Buzzy Adlam, Jerry Gray, and Slim Brickels among figures in radio and sports coverage. WMOH-1450K and Stars on Parade are mentioned along with Miss. Parade News and Preston Sellers as local media names.
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WMOH
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Cepia
Cear
Mirror of Business
National Association of Shoe Chain Stores
W. W. Stephenson
National Association of Shoe Manufacturers
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Piers
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Voice of Enquirer
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Dennis Day
Judy Canova
Peter Grant
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Wsai
Jean Shepherd
Harry Wismer
Robert Nathann
Buzzy Adlam
WKRC
Sse K
Jay Stewart
News Sports Eye
Jerry Gray
Johnny Dollar Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autrey
Hopalong Cassidy
News
WPFB
Preston Sellers
Sports Digest
Slim Brickels
Wayte Hoyt
College
Swing Club News
Thomson Television
Seemeee Ae Eee
Crawford ST
DIAL
Marlen Daniels
Ray Oldfield
Village Gardens
Hamilton
Ohio
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William Bendix and
Lloyd Nolan
William
Bill’ Elliot
Hemlock
Covington
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Tarzan
CULT
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Worring
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Sheffield
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Sle
Hiterd
Paul Kelly
Esa Lanchester
John Emery
Buckaneers
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George Waggner
Philip Carey
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