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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1948

Page

8

Lovely Shower for Mrs. Brewer Honors Ralph Brewer

Mrs. Kelly Ratliff and Mrs. Omer Brewer hosted a mixed shower at Ratliff’s Yankee Road home to honor Mrs. Ralph Brewer. Games and prizes for Mrs. Ed Back, Mrs. Leonard Johnston, and Mrs. Ralph Brewer. Lunch to many guests. Gifts sent by absent friends.

Kelly Ratliff Yankee Rd Omer Brewer Ralph Brewer Ed Back Leonard Johnston Charles Vice Dillard Oldfield Volla Carter Hugh Cook Horton Williams James Evers, Jr Ova Blair L. E. Ellington Willa Ellington Ralph Downing Walla Palmer Kermit Duvall O. P Sanderson Maude Demetrion

Calvary Church Women to Meet With Three Guest Speakers

The Cominon's Women’s Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church will gather tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church. After business, three guest speakers will address attendees. Hostesses include Mrs Rose Mull Miss Eunice Sheard and Mrs J L Long Otterbein Circle. A benefit card party by Mothers' Study League starts tonight at 8 p m in the American Legion auditorium. Tickets at the door for those not yet reserving. Proceeds aid the Fresh Air Camp and other philanthropic work in Middletown and Butler County.

Women’s Society of Christian Service The Calvary Methodist Church Wil of Hiroites Rose Mull Eunice Sheard J. L. Long Otterbein Mothers’ Study League American Legion League Middletown Butler County

Hospital Discharges Mixed Nelson Area Patients

In The Hospital John Garrison of Fleming Rd surgical Emmett Dearth of Elmo PL medical Mrs. William Pence of Central Ave surgical Delbert Mann of Charlee St Ties Anna Lou Patrick of How ard Ave surgical DISMISSED Mise Catherine Tigges of Tren ey Mre Henry Reeves of Plum St Charlies Combs of Germantown

John Garrison Fleming Rd Emmett Dearth Elmo PL William Pence Central Ave Delbert Mann Charlee St Anna Lou Patrick Howard Ave Mise Catherine Tigges Treney Henry Reeves Plum St Charlies Combs Germantown

Omega Phi Tau social at president's home

Members of Omega Phi Tau sorority held their January social at the home of the president, Mrs. Charles Arnold, last evening. Several hours were spent playing games with prizes awarded to Miss Betty Greenfield, Mrs. T. Huntsbarger, and Miss Ruth Levering. Mrs. Welsh assisted on the committee with the hostess.

Omega Phi Tau Sorority Irs Charles Arnold Betty Greenfield T. 3. Huntsbarger Ruth Levering Welsh

Akronite killed by hit run driver in Akron

Charles Dean, 60, a pedestrian, was fatally struck by a hit and run driver in Akron yesterday, the city’s third traffic fatality of the year. Police continued investigate the accident as authorities identified the vehicle and driver involved.

Akron Charles Dean

Maple Park Girl Scout Leaders Plan 1948 Meeting

Maple Park School division Girl Scout leaders held the regular monthly meeting with a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Stanley Frisby's Dixie Heights home. Mrs. Rex Moore displayed snapshots and magazine pictures from her daughter Phyllis's England pen pal. Attendees included Mrs. Glenn Taylor, Mrs. Laurell Ely, Mrs Ralph Henderson, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Arthur Romans, Mrs Henry Monon, Mrs. Melville Buckingham, Mrs. Delmar Hodshire, Mrs. Floyd Bell, and the hostess.

Maple Park Stanley Frisby Dixie Heights Rex Moore Phyllis England Glenn Taylor Laurell Ely Ralph Henderson Moore Arthur Romans Henry Monon Melville Buckingham Delmar Hods

Local Voice Pupil Appears In Recital

Mrs. Marjorie Squires Humphries voice teacher at the College of Music Cincinnati will present her pupils in a voice recital at her Wyoming home tomorrow at 8 p m. Local student Gilbert Egelston son of Charles and Mrs Egelston of Grand Ave will sing For You Alone by Geehl. Egelston is a Middletown High senior and Boys Glee Club member first tenor in The Staircase Four and will have a solo in an April high school operetta.

Marjorie Squires Humphries College of Music Cincinnati Wyoming Gilbert Egelston Charles Egelston Grand Ave Geehl. Egelston Middletown High School Staircase Four

Community Mothers of Mothers Study Meeting at Orchard Street

Mrs James Merrick hosted the Community Mothers of Mothers Study Group with George Leichty as assistant hostess. Mrs C Walter Beattie presided in the president's absence due to illness. Eleven members attended as Mrs Alvin Bell reported on the advisory board. A bake sale was planned for February and Mrs Harry Phillips spoke on Test Your Tackfulness.Refreshments were served.

James Merrick Orchard St Mothers of George Leichty Harry Phillips

Current Literature Meeting Reviews Proud Destiny

The American Association of University Women group met at Mrs. H. B. Harvey's home on Linden Ave. Mrs. R. Higham reviewed Proud Destiny by Lion Leuchtwanter, praising the author’s history and European background that weave Marie Antoinette Louis XVI Voltaire and the Archduke Joseph of Austria into vivid court life. Benjamin Franklin’s role in securing arms and funds for the Revolutionary War is noted. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Glenn Hempstead assisting.

American Association of University Women H. B Harvey Linden Ave R. Higham Lion Leuchtwanter Marie Antoinette Louis XVI Voltaire Joseph of Austria France Benjamin Franklin Glenn Hempsead

Ohio River Division Engineer General Promoted to Major General

Cincinnati AP reports Maj. Gen. Douglas L. Weart, chief of the Ohio River Division Corps of Engineers, received formal notification of his promotion from brigadier to major general yesterday, adding a second star to his shoulders.

Cincinnati Douglas L. Weart Ohio River Division Corps of Engineers

Suburban Club Surprises Member on Birthday

Members of Suburban Card Club gathered at Mrs. Russell Oglesby's home in Sherman Ave for a covered dish dinner honoring Mrs. Lou Stultz. A pink and blue birthday cake formed the centerpiece as prizes were awarded to Mrs. Stultz, Mrs. Oglesby, and Mrs. Marie Waites.

Lou Stultz Russell Oglesby Sherman Ave

Daughters of America Council Seeks Plans at Lodge Meeting

In The Lodges Silver Link Council No 223 Daughters of America Miss Betty Mae Click presided as councilor last evening. Plans were made to attend the 54th anniversary of Miami Wesley Council No 39 in Cueelay on February 2. Mrs Herbert George installed as outside sentinel. Members will attend the union meeting in Dayton on February 14.

Silver Link Council No 223 Daughters of America Betty Mae’ Click Lansey Ditrict Germentown Miami Wesley Council Cueelay Herbert George Dayton

Dutch Sale Highlights Swidombe Class Meeting

Swidombe Class met last evening at Mrs. James Routt's home with Miss Lois Gray presiding. Fourteen members and one guest attended. devotionals and a Dutch Sale were featured. next meeting set for Mrs. Reeser's home in February.

Personal News From Elmott Area

Dr. Arnold Leeds of Elmott has recovered from illness and will resume medical practice Monday. Mrs. Maria Bailey Newton shows improvement at the tuberculosis sanitarium in Hamilton. Mrs. Ralph Baldwin of 1706 Parkview Ave. is confined to Grand View Hospital in Dayton after an operation.

Arnold Leeds Elmott Maria Bailey Newton Hamilton Ralph Baldwin Parkview Ave Grandview Hospital Dayton

Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Social Evening at Holiday House

Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Social evening at Holiday House with games and prizes to Mrs. George Fu gate, Miss Norma Jean Mallow, and Mrs. Jack Sebald. Committee in charge was Mrs. Charles Goforth and Mrs. Robert Minor. Twenty five members attended and refreshments followed.

Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Holiday House George Fugate Norma Jean Mallow Jack Sebald Charles Goforth Robert Minor

Mrs. Barrett McGill Receives Stork Shower At North Broad

Mrs Barrett McGill enjoyed a stork shower hosted by Mrs Henry Hall at 323 North Broad. Pink and white decor complemented a stork themed cake while gifts from many guests were opened. Prizes were claimed by Mildred Barnes Lytle and Schneider as a buffet lunch followed.

Barrett McGill Henry Hall North Broad Martin Thomas Roy McGill Ernest Weaver W. C. Slatterly Elmer Schneider Helen Doughman Mable Alexander Ed Williams Albert Jordan Carl Lewis William Netsos Bessie Lytle Robert Cox James Powell Mildred Barnes Alma Creek Charles Smith Joe Hogue Paul Martin Mable Cox Lytle Schneider

Births at hospital and home in city

Mr and Mrs Willis McLau glin 1808 Sheridan Ave welcome a boy born Wednesday Colored Mr and Mrs Adolph Henderson 1117 Young St welcome a boy born Thursday.

Willis McLaughlin Sheridan Ave Adolph Henderson Young St

Postmasters Nominated in Ohio by President Truman

President Truman nominated a slate of Ohio postmasters including Alph C Bennett of Amesville Mary C Debney of Corning Mildred C Sellars of Little Hocking Homer E Omen of Millfield Mary C Dick of Cleves Bryan R Phillips of Collins Willis W Hill of Dublin J Gilbert Coil of Jeffersonville Ivor W Cowell of Lake Milton William C Simon of Merom Albert D Borer of New Riegel Robert E Erwin of Richwood Glenn G Tex of Rome Eugene Victory Grevencamp of Saint Henry Lena G Konneker of Lawyerwood John M Daly of State Soldiers Home Erie County Roger M Crites of Tuscarawas Erme Ward of Vinton.

Washington Truman Ohio Alph C. Bennett Amesville Mary C. Debney Corning Mildred C. Sellars Little Hocking Homer E. Omen Millfield Mary C. Dick Cleves Bryan R. Phillips Collins Willis W. Hill Dublin J. Gilbert Coil Jeffersonville Ivor W. Cowell Lake Milton William C. Simon Metamora Albert D. Borer New Ri

Justice Wheels Frozen By Cold Justice Wheels Frozen By Cold

In Columbus Ohio Chief Justice Carl V Weygand of the Ohio Supreme Court postponed all cases set for argument due to zero weather. The court room dropped from 64 degrees and may be lower with a generator breakdown at the Ohio Penitentiary risking no lights in the courthouse. The penitentiary power plant supplies electricity to the state capitol and office building.

Columbus Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court Public Works Department Ohio Penitentiary Penitentiary

Group to Meet Sandusky Ohio on Erosion Front

Engineers and county commissioners from Cuyahoga to Lucas Counties will meet with state public works director George S. Sowers in Sandusky to determine critical erosion areas along the Lake Erie shore. The Ohio Shore and Beach Preservation Association sponsors the gathering.

Sandusky, O Cuyahoga Lucas Counties Lake Erie George S. Sowers Ohio Shore and Beach Preservation Association

Eagles Anniversary Feature in Look Magazine

The Fraternal Order of Eagles marks its golden anniversary on February 7 and 8 with a Look Magazine feature in the February 17 issue. Milwau kee aerie is highlighted with photos and notes on two guiding principles service to the nation and member activities. The Middletown aerie participates in civic efforts including the March of Dimes, and supports a benefit dance at the Eagles Hall on Saturday night.

Order of Eagles Look Magazine Tom O. Selby Aerue Milwaukee Aerie of Eagles Eagles Order Seattle Wash Look Life Magazine Colliers Middletown Aerue Middletown Eagles Hall

Snow Return Predicted After Brief Warm Spell

The bitter cold snap eased in Middletown today with temperatures rising from zero at 5 a.m. to eight above by 10 a.m. Forecasters expect light snow and cooler temperatures Friday. Wednesday reached a high of 16 degrees by 4 p.m.

Middletown

Stag Party Planned By Dayton Accountants Chapter

The Dayton Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold its annual stag party Friday at 7 30 p m at Nottingham Social Club on Nottingham Road north of Dayton. Sixty new members will be guests. Guest speaker will be J M Mac Hammon sports official and former Oakwood High School head coach.

Dayton National Association of Cost Accountants Nottingham Social Club Nottingham Road J. M Mac’ Hammon Oakwood High School

Church Fellowship Plans Covered Dish Supper

The First Presbyterian Church fellowship group will host a covered dish supper on Sunday February 1 at 6 30 p m at the church. Mrs. Reuben Pieters will lead the discussion. Committeemen arranging the event are James Purvis Leland Pomeroy Robert Raine Charles Miller and Harold Mason.

First Presbyterian Church Reuben Pieters Messrs and Mesdames James Purvis Leland Pomeroy Robert Raine Charles Miller Harold Mason

Gas supply cut off at beauty shop on Central Ave

Fire Chief William Fishbaugh ordered the gas shut off at 1414 Central Ave after an inspection found faulty heating equipment created a fire hazard. Building commissioner Orville Corson said no permit record existed for the installation and noted the heater was undersized and improperly installed.

Central Ave William Fishbaugh Fishbaugh Orville Corson Corson

Amish churchman battles valued at eight thousand dollars

Sheriff Ed Mills said battles of John J. Nisley, one of four Amish churchmen against whom Andrew J. Yoder won a $5,000 damage award last fall, have been appraised at about $8,000. Of the judgment awarded Yoder, the quartet led a church mite or boycott, about $2.80 is unpaid. Sale of chattels of Bishop John Helmuth netted about $2,200 a few weeks ago. No date set for Nisley sale.

Wooster O. (Ap Ed Mills John J. Nisley Andrew J. Yoder Yoder John Helmuth Nisley

Warren Board approves $2.75 million school expansion plan

Warren Ohio board of education approves a $2.75 million expansion program adding three new elementary sites and a junior high, plus improvements to four existing elementary schools. The plan designates locations for the new facilities and outlines renovations at several campuses.

Warren, O Warren Board of Education

Engineers Hear Construction Man Demonstrate Piling Method

About 40 members of the Miami Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers heard H. L. Goodell chief engineer of Maxom Construction Company Dayton explain the unique driving rig used to drive steel piling for a new foundation of an existing railroad bridge across the Pascagoula River Mississippi at the Manchester Hotel. He used slides movies and a model to show the rig in action Louis A Nees from the Air Material Command Dayton attended as a guest.

Miami Ohio Society of Professional Engineers H. L. Goodell Maxom Construction Company Dayton Pascagoula River Mississippi Manchester Hotel Goodell Louis A. Nees Air Materiel Command

Ed Rowe enters GOP race in Ohio 14th District

Ravenna Ohio AP Ed Rowe member of the 7th Congress today entered the race for the Republican nomination for Congress from the 14th District against State Senator John Morrison of Aurora. Democratic incumbent Walter Huber is unopposed for the Democratic nomination.

Ravenna Ed Rowe John Morrison Aurora Walter Huber

Industrial Council Set for Friday Meeting

A special meeting of the Industrial Council is called for Friday noon in the Oval Room at the Manchester Hotel. Co Chairmen Clarence F. Smith and Charles H. Murray announce the session and urge all members to attend.

Industrial Council Manchester Clarence F. Smith Charles H. Murray

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News of Society Mrs. Brewer Cominon Women's Society Mothers Study League Omega Phe Tal Mrs. J. Merrick Current Literature Meeting Suburban Club the March OF Dimes Burnetts Imfantile Lot Ei Fight Imfantile Lettek International Peasant Union International Democratic Front Ferenc Nagy Hungary Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Poland G. M. Dimitrov Mrs. Barrett McGill Justice Wheels Eagles Anniversary Church Fellowship Lubbers School OF Dance Strand Theater Ridg Sorg Mansion Trimble Dial Benrus Rogers Benru Anc A.B.C Smplicity Allern
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