Society Notes From Jamestown And Nearby Areas
After visits in Jamestown New York and Cincinnati Middletown residents and friends are noted. Mrs A D Herman returns home on Stanley Street while Mrs Sherman visited her sister in Jamestown. Mrs Margaret Kittsmiller stayed with the Schramms in Clark Street then returned to Lancaster Ohio. Several Otterbein College students Joanne Day Marilyn Day and Marjorie Brewer spent weekends at home with family. Frank Shinn and wife stay at the Palmer House Chicago while Louis Davis Jr returns to Detroit from Clinton Street in town. Ohio Council of Church Women gathers in Columbus and a local woman Mrs J L Glass attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
A. Dherman
Stanley St
Sherman
C. W. Babcock
Ohio Council of Church Women
Columbus
J. L. Glass
State Board
Otterbein
Marjorie Brewer
Chalmers Brewer
van Ave
Ver
Gene Braithwatute
Detroit
Louis Davis, Jr
E. C. de Bolt
Clinton St
Church groups schedule meetings this week
Martha Circle of Women’s Society of Calvary Methodist Church will meet with Mrs William Housh at 717 Elwood Street tomorrow at 2 PM. Swidombe Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church meets at Mrs Carl Seaman’s home 2212 Arlington Avenue on Wednesday February 1 at 8 PM. Sherman School Grade Mothers hold their regular meeting Wednesday February 1 at 1 30 PM at the school.
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Martha Circle of Women’s Society
Christian Service of
Calvary Methodist Church
William Housh
Elwood St
Swidombe
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Carl Seaman
Arlington Ave
Sherman
Rehearsal Canceled by Middletown Civic Cirous
Rehearsal scheduled for this evening has been canceled by Middletown Civic Cirous. No additional details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Civic Cirous
Homemakers Club Circle 2 Meeting Notice
Homemakers Club Circle 2 will meet with Mrs La Verne Cheyney of 117 Orchard St tomorrow February 1 at 8 pm In roasting poultry use unsalted fat to rub on the skin Salt may make the bird s skin tougher
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Homemakers Club Circle 2
Society Department deadlines and rules announced
The notice sets deadlines for Society reporting by 10:30 a.m. the next day, 9:30 a.m. Saturday, and Thursday noon for Sunday pictures. Sunday edition space requires a week advance for pictures, wedding or engagement photos after ten days are unusable, and only one photo per event is used. Friday 3 p.m. is the general call time, with certain events like children's parties not used.
Cub Scouters Given Awards At Monthly Pack Meeting
The Cub Scout Pack Six meeting at First Methodist Church awarded 26 boys with Wolf Bear and Webelo honors. Recipients included Joe Caldwell presiding, Jerry Hinkle earning Cub Crier, and awards to John Parks Dick Miller Larry MacNabe Peter Peterson and others for wolf bear and webelos badges and silver arrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Joe Caldwell
Harry Knell
den Two
Den
Jerry Hinkle
den Nine
Cub
William Saunders
Boy Scout Council
Gilbert Sheard
Mike Lanson
Bob Walters
James Stetham
Roy Scrabo
Jimmy Cogan
John Parks
Dick Miller
Freddie Saunders
Grant Smith
David Ballard
Danny Young
William Wallace
Larry MacNabe
John Peterson
Mike Samper
Butch Russell
Bob Caldwell
Larry Thomas
Bill Chaney
Ronny May
Byron Strassburger
Bobcats
David Caldwell
Bernal Moon
Tommy Daly
Arthur Fuller
Truman Ready Committee Debate Signals Political Tension
The vote split 6 to 5 with Byrd proposing another resolution and warning of a critical situation if Truman delays. Cold weather is forecast across the east north and west, and Truman has largely ignored Byrd’s demands. A National Labor Relations Board petition seeks an injunction against Lewis three day week. NL RB Denham asks court to halt six day work cycle, citing unfair labor practice claims by soft coal operators who say the plan coerces them into an illegal contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
A. W. Abele Former Ohio Official Dies at 81
IRONTON Ohio AP A. W Abele 81 former assistant secretary of state of Ohio and Iron ton postmaster died Sunday Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Ironton, O
A. W. Abele
Purple Gang Leader Gets Prison Term
DETROIT AP Harry Fleisher once led the Purple Gang receives a maximum five year federal sentence for fugitive robbery and murder conspiracy. He will serve the federal term first before state terms totaling 25 to 50 years for a Pontiac casino robbery and 2.5 to 4 years for murder conspiracy. State sentences run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harry Fleisher
Detroit Purple
Michigan
Fleisher
U. S
Theodore Levin
Levin
FBI
Florida
Boston Council Bars Nippons From Meeting
Boston officials barred Japanese diet members from a City Council session after a vote of 11 to 8. The Massachusetts House swiftly invited 10 diet members and four secretaries to the state house to study democracy, with permission to observe sessions and take pictures. A councilor derided the delegation as spies while others called the action a spectacle. Diet members declined to comment.
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Boston
We City Council
Massachusetts House
State House
Thomas P. O'Neil
House
Massachusetts General Court
Dhiet
James S. Colley
Coffey
Germany
Furnace Blast Kills Man In Steubenville Home
Steubenville report says Gilbert Jones 40 died when a hot water furnace exploded in his home while he shoveled coal. A water pipe burst from the blast and showered him with scalding water. Fire Chief Michael J. Cody suspects a stick of dynamite left in the coal caused the accident.
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Steubenville, O
Gilbert Jones
Jones
Michael J. Cody
Snowbound pilot trudges out after crash into woods
Darkness fell as a lone pilot searched for escape through snow and brush. At 7:20 p.m. he reached the road, waved to engineers, and explained he hoped they would see him. He was injured with a crippled foot and bleeding face, carrying his pack and sleeping bag. He survived a trek in freezing woods, narrowly missing a falling tree.
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Engineer Corps
Willard Batcheloer
Duluth
Minn
Giys
Harden
Fire Alarm Responded At Manchester Avenue Home
Fire Company No 1 answered a 2 36 p m alarm at 1312 Manchester Ave a hot poker ignited baled paper in the basement of Donald James residence no damage reported the blaze caused no injuries or further damage
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Manchester Ave
Donald James
L Anse Village Ties to Historic Explorer Camp
L Anse in Baraga County Michigan long served as the site of a camp used by French explorers and missionaries, marking a historical link to early incursions and religious missions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’anse
Baraga County
Michigan
Ohio Young Republican Leader to Attend Washington Session
Allan Morgan Jr vice president of the Ohio Young Republican League will join the National Young Republican executive committee meeting in Washington D C Thursday through Monday invited by state president William E Halley Ohio plans a bid to host the 1951 National Young Republican convention in Columbus Morgan leads the Middletown Young Republican Club and serves as a central committeeman for Middletown's second ward
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Ohio Young Republican League
Nation
Young Gop
Washington, D. C
Mende
Allan Morgan, Jr
Ohio
William E. Halley
Columbus
Morgan
Middletown
Young Republican Club
Hamilton Manager Is Given Leave Of Absence
Hamilton city manager Mark Thomas was granted a 90 day leave of absence due to illness. City law director Charles F. Schwalm will run the city manager’s duties and draw $10,000 annual pay. Assistant law director H. Persson will oversee the department during the absence.
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Hamilton, D
Mark Thomas
Charles F. Schwalm
Schwalm
H. Persson
Carnations Distributed in House to Celebrate McKinley Birthday
Ohio's GOP delegation handed out red carnations to all members of the House marking the anniversary of President McKinley's birth. The event, reported by AP, touched members across the chamber as they paused in session to receive the flowers.
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Washington
Ohio
House of Representatives
House
McKinley
Rhodes Denied Seat At McKinley Day Dinner
Dayton Ohio AP Mayor James A Rhodes of Columbus was denied a seat at the speakers table during the McKinley Day dinner. He criticized the snub as Tammany tactics against rival Republican governor hopeful Don H Ebright, with 1200 guests including Ebright and his wife dining in the ballroom.
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Dayton, O
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Don H. Ebright
Dayton Biltmore
Rhodes
Ebright
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Republican Organization
Rhodes Binds Chairs and Greeted Guests at Dinner
Jim Rhodes carried chairs for women guests at a Montgomery County Republican dinner where he introduced himself to the crowd as such and was waved at as an afterthought. Howard Young, party chairman, called the omission an oversight and joked with reporters as two chairs sat empty at the speakers’ table.
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Rhodes
Jim Rhodes
Howard Young
Montgomery County
Republican
Rhodes Says Dinner Invite Led To Secondary Role
Rhodes recalled his invitation to the Banquet Committee meeting but noted Dayton friends were told he would have to play a secondary role at the dinner. He said the sighting was misinterpreted and he intends to hold his own meeting.
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Rhodes
Dayton
Furloughing set for Baltimore and Ohio workers
About 60 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees in Lorain Ohio will be furloughed tomorrow due to coal shortages, announced terminal agent R H Gohike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. H. Gohike
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Cincinnati
Henry Clark
Bootsie
C. M. Sliter
Otterbein College
Joanne Day
J. L. Day
Marilyn Day
Chicago
Frank T. Shinn
Palmer House
Central Ave
Ed Jones
Life
Savings & Loan
Society Deadline
Cub Scouters
Truman
Kay Daumit
Gillen-Grow
Purple
Boston Council
Esther L. O'Neil
B. S
M. A
U. of C
Eal
Bool Baila
Hamilton
Carnations
M’kinley
WPFB
Fern Troutvine
Norcross
Erica East
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main St
Middletown Gas and Electric Service
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
N. Broad St
Sixth Ave
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