OciET Couple Returns From Florida Vacation
Susan Breiel Jr. and Mrs. David Schiering of McKinley Street return from a month long vacation in Bradenton Beach and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1951
Page
5
Susan Breiel Jr. and Mrs. David Schiering of McKinley Street return from a month long vacation in Bradenton Beach and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
Miss Carole Bowman returns to Otterbein College at Westerville after spending the semester vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bowman of Linden Ave Otterbein College is in Westerville Ohio.
Private Clarence M. McAtee arrives home on a thirty day convalescent leave from Ft. Campbell Kentucky. He was wounded in the arm on November 27 in Korea while serving with the 25th Division.
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Woodlawn Avenue witnessed a joyful homecoming this past weekend as her son daughter in law and daughter returned to the neighborhood for a family reunion.
Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association holds a dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 pm in Room 225 at the Manchester Hotel with a Valentine motif. Following dinner, routine business and games are planned. Mrs Nellie Tilton is February program chairman. All members urged to attend.
War Mothers will meet Thursday at 2 p m at Kessler Auditorium. The Middletown Regent of the National Council of Catholic Women meeting at St John’s cafeteria scheduled for this evening at 8 p m has been postponed until better weather.
The executive meeting of the Alpha Epsilon chapter will be held this evening at 7 30 p m. at the home of Mrs. Michael Phillips on Winton Street.
Israel grown sugar cane completed a two year trial and will be used to manufacture wine and spirits. The project expands local agro industry and seeks to diversify production beyond traditional crops.
A weekend visit in Middletown by Mr. and Mrs William Johnson, formerly of San Francisco, marks two and half years away. They are bound for Washington D C where Mr. Johnson has a government transfer. Mrs. Daniel Asher of London Kentucky, Johnson's daughter, will return home tomorrow.
Delta Theta Tau sorority sponsors a charity card party this evening at 8 p m at the Elks Club on N Main St. Proceeds go to local charities. Guests bring their own cards. A bazaar, table items and door prizes are planned. Mrs William Raines is general chairman.
The Hamilton chapter hosted Moosehart Endowment Fund during the Women of the Moose mid winter conference at Moose Hall Sunday evening. Honored guest was Mrs. Rosella Shoblom from the College of Regents. Edith Arpp delivered the welcoming address. Initiation honored deputy grand regent Mrs. Ann Stewart. a luncheon followed.
Mrs Clyde Cruse Jr opened her home for the Friendship Club January Social with Mrs John Thornberry presiding. Hymns were led, a parody on The 23rd Pharm titled The Indians 23rd Psalm was read, and games with prizes went to several members. greeting cards collected will be sent to the Cerebral Palsy Institution in New York. Refreshments matched a green and yellow Valentine theme.
Robert W. Brown of Cincinnati presented the Planned Lighting program to electrical contractors from Middletown Franklin and Oxford at the Manchester Hotel. He explained the Illuminating Engineering Society lighting specifications aim to simplify shopping for customers and ease clerical work through better lighting.
The 1951 spring collections emphasize slim simple daytime wear with a focus on the tailored suit as the key item. Gray tones, flannel and lightweight tweeds dominate, with skirts narrow and coats in navy or black. Evening wear grows elaborate with sheer fabrics and long gowns, while prices rise and shopping aims to minimize mistakes.
Sergeant Eugene L. Lewis 34 of Monroe is stationed at Ft. Knox Kentucky after a recall to active service. He previously reported to Ft. Meade Maryland and has been back in service about a month. His wife Janet and four children reside in Monroe. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Nick Lewis of 852 Sixth Ave.
The Bethel AME Church Senior Choir will rehearse at 7 p m. today. Blythe- Williams Post No 231 American Legion calls a special meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. at post headquarters. all members urged to attend. La Bon Temp Club met at Mrs Geneva Hunter's home with prizes awarded to Mrs Laverna Saunders Mrs Jennny Hunter and Mrs Dorothy Coleman.
Intruders at Monroe City Hall found the till nearly empty with only $1.20 taken. Deputy Sheriff Emanuel Schultheiss investigated and reported the door unlocked. A nearby hitch-hiker seen in the area may have spent the night, authorities said. The note mentions Lisbon, Portugal as Europe’s western capital.
Pediatrician Dr Buckner of St Elizabeth's Hospital in New York outlines four rules for winter health: proper food, adequate clothing, proper play, and proper environment. He urges balanced meals with vegetables and iron, stresses letting children choose foods, and warns against overdressing which can hinder movement and cause overheating indoors. He emphasizes outdoor play in suitable clothing and social interaction for overall well being.
A Department of Defense list names two area men among Korea casualties. Cpl. Oscar Lee Carter is listed as injured. Pfc. Dexter Moore is listed as missing in action. The Lebanon, Minnesota origin of Charles A Lindbergh is noted.
Hubert Benton of South Lebanon pleaded innocent to second degree manslaughter in Warren County Court. He remains jailed on $1,000 bond after a crash on Ohio Route 48 killed his seven year old nephew William Whitt and Dr Edward Blair. Benton was arraigned before Squire Clarence Bamker and ordered held for the grand jury.
The Air Force office in Cleveland said it will refuse enlistments indefinitely while the national ban is expected to lift February 1. This marks a prolonged halt in recruitment beyond the rest of the country.
Thomas W. Sullivan, 81, a longtime Cincinnati public transit worker, died yesterday at St. Marys Hospital. He served as horse-car driver and conductor and retired as a dispatcher for the Cincinnati Street Railway in 1934.
The article notes Livy, famed Roman historian, lived from 59 B C to 17 A D. This places his life across the late Republic and early Empire, with his work shaping early Roman literary history.
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