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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1951

Page

4

East Coast trip refreshes Roush and family

Mrs Mildred Roush and daughters Betty and A R Williams return from a two week East tour visiting Williams Sr at Stonybrook Farm Northampton Pennsylvania and staying as houseguests with Ross D Miller and Charlotte in Atlantic City Pocono Mountains and Ocean City aboard their yacht. Harold Leppich and Goodridge Kirkland of Hodge Louisiana visit Bertha Leppich of Woodsides Avenue. J Les DuErmit and Sam Murstein visit from Michillinda Beach Lodge Whitehall Michigan and Tucson Arizona respectively.

Mildred Roush Betty Roush A. R. Williams, Jr Elwood St East Williams Huband A. R. Williams, Sr Stonybrook Farm Northampton Penn Atlantic City Pocono Mountains Ocean City Ross D. Miller Charlotte Harold Leppich Goodridge Kirkland Hodge, la Mr. Leppich Bertha Leppich Woodside Ave J. Les DuErmit Michillinda Beach Lodge Whitehall, Mich

Wests announce marriage of Mary Jane West to Frank R Cass

Mr and Mrs Louis West of Hanover Street announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Jane to Pfc Frank R Cass son of Mr and Mrs E R Cass. The ceremony was at the Methodist Church Richmond Indiana on June 22 at 6 pm with witnesses including the brides mother and grooms mother. The couple will reside in Wilmington Delaware where Cass is stationed at Camp New Castle Air Force base. Mary Jane attended Middletown High School and works in Wilmington. Cass is a Middletown High School graduate.

Louis West Hanover St Mary Jane Frank R. Cass E. R. Cass Oberon Methodist Richmond Ind West Cass Anderson Wilmington Del Air Force Camp New Castle Middletown High School

Luncheon Honors Houseguest Before Smoky Mountain Week

Mrs. William Sharkey hosted a Friday luncheon at Rike's in Dayton honoring Mrs. E. E. Brown of New York City who has been a houseguest. Nearly 20 friends attended and played bridge canasta and rummy after the meal. Prizes went to Mrs. John Auer and Mrs. Martin Coffey. Mrs. Brown received a hand painted pink gingham apron as a guest prize.

Smoky Mountains William Sharkey John Auer D. W. Snider E. E. Brown New York City Sharkey Brown Rike’s Dayton Martin Coffey

Double Golden Silver Anniversaries Celebrated in Baltimore Street

A joint event honored Frank Gillen and his wife 60 years of marriage and Dorothy Gillen Davies and her husband 25 years with an open house for 150 guests on Baltimore Street. Hosts were the Davies children John Burka and Roberta Davies, with other relatives attending from Washington and Detroit as weekend guests.

Frank Gillen Davies John Burka Prospect, LLC Barbara Davies Robert Davies Richard Gillen Washington D. H Gillens Gillen Roger Gordon Detroit, Mich

Two-Ball Foursome Held At Wildwood

The second two-ball foursome of the season took place yesterday at Wildwood Golf Club. Winners of low gross 39 were Mrs. M. B. Sanderson and Bert Feinthal, while low pulls 13 went to Mrs. George Ritter and Don Keffer. Blind bogey 46 went to Mrs. J. P. Johnston and Owen Combs. Thirty-two members and two guests of the Abbott and Carr households attended.

Wildwood Golf Club M. B. Sanderson Bert Feinthal George Ritter Don Keffer J. P. Johnston Owen Combs James Abbot Robert Carr Dayton J.P. Johnston Morris Smith E. R. Coker Abbot

Chit Chat Club Hosts Bingo Evening at Sorrel Home

Members of the Chit Chat Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Linzie Sorrel’s home for bingo. Prizes were won by Mrs. Nelson Horne and Mrs. Robert Houndell. A luncheon followed for attendees including Mrs. Russell Burgess, Mrs. Roger Davis, Mrs. Carl Francis, Mrs. Herman Griffith, Mrs. Reese Nickell, Mrs. Horne, Mrs. Houncell and Mrs. Sorrell.

Linzie Sorrel Nelson Horne Robert Houndell Russell Burgess Roger Davis Carl Francis Herman Griffith Reese Nickell Horne Houncell Sorrell

War Mothers To Honor Vets In Dayton Dinner

Members of the local American War Mothers chapter will entertain veterans from the Dayton V A Hospital as they return from the Cincinnati Reds game. A reddish dinner is planned at 5:30 PM at the American Legion hall. War Mothers are urged to bring a covered dish.

American War Mothers Chapter Dayton V.A Dayton Cincinnati Reds American Legion

Two Car Crash on Young and Calumet Causes $40 Damage

Police report a collision at Young Street and Calumet Avenue at 1 25 p m yesterday. The damage, estimated at 40 dollars, was confined to Thelma J Doty 51 of 817 Eighth Avenue and John Garrett 47 of 2117 Lincoln Street Cincinnati. Only one city accident was reported yesterday.

Young St Calumet Ave Thelma J. Doty Eighth Ave John Garrett Lincoln St Cincinnati Doty

Allen-Hillard Engagement Announced in Eaton

Mr and Mrs Oscar R Allen announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Mary to Robert E Hillard son of Mr and Mrs R M Hillard of Henry St Katherine Mary is a Eaton High School 1948 graduate and employee of Cincinnati Gas and Electric in Middletown The groom is a Middletown High School 1946 graduate and a former Navy sailor now employed by Cincinnati Gas and Electric No wedding date set.

Oscar R. Allen Eaton Route One Katherine Mary Robert E. Hillard R. M. Hillard Henry St Miss Allen Eaton High School Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Middletown Middletown High School U.S Navy

Milk Testing Lab Passes State Health Check

The City Health Department announced its milk testing laboratory passed a state check with high marks. One of only four or five state approved labs, it was praised by L. F. Ey for proper technique and good equipment. Ey recommended a larger incubator for testing plates. Dr. L. C. Neer said arrangements are being made to secure this, and continued approval rests with laboratory directorship.

State Health Department L. F. Ey Robert McConaughy L. C. Neer McGonoughy

Six Enlist In Air Force For Four Years

Six men enlisted in the Air Force for four years per Sgt. Luther Gregory station commander. Enlistees are Thomas C. Jones 3212 Central Ave Carl Joseph Lansow 607 Stanley St William Gene Tallon 1426 Lawn Ave Clem Earl Brown 3017 Navaho St Albert M. Callahan 2210 Baltimore St Merry P. Hillenbrand 2201 Tytus Ave They proceeded to Lackland AFB for basic training Jones is bound for aviation cadet training after basic Tallon has prior Army service Lansan graduated from Miami University where he played varsity basketball.

Air Force Luther Gregory Army and Thomas C. Jones Central Ave Carl Joseph Lansow Stanley St William Gene Tallon Lawn Ave Clem Earl Brown Navaho St Albert M. Callahan Baltimore St Merry P. Hillenbrand Tytus Ave Lackland Air Force Base Gregory Jones Tallon Lansan Miami University

Peiping Radio Signals Korean Front Peace Offer

A radio broadcast from Peiping, China’s Communist mouthpiece, announced an important message from Korean and Chinese commanders. It stated willingness to send representatives to a meeting, signaling a possible peace overture. Washington learned of it via foreign radio listening posts, a shift from past secret diplomacy.

Peiping China Korea Ridgway Washington

Germany Rebuilding Fleet After Postwar Restrictions Lift

Western Germany aims to raise shipping tonnage from 750000 to 1000000 tons in eight months, an effort seen as returning to prewar strength. Allies lifted most controls April 4, with lingering supervision over capacity. Shipyards face foreign orders and material shortages, while officials expect faster, mid sized vessels to dominate future fleets.

Hamburg Germany United States Great Britain Norway Japan Allied High Commission Blohm and Voss

Rich Or Poor You Can Spot Yank Traveler

An AP report surveys American travelers through travel agents in New York noting a vice president style among the rich and a fast paced, self improving traveler among all classes. Agents say Americans seek top accommodations, race schedules, and insist on planning, yet often alter or misread itineraries. The piece highlights punctuality, friendliness, and ambition but also a bias for premier trains and hotels.

T.A Storm Ray de Night American Express Fifth Avenue Europe Rome Capri Chicago California Grand Canyon Canadian Rockies New Orleans Miami Beach Joseph Mulligan Simmons Tours

Street brawl leaves several injured at Middletown

Frank Matthew Jr. 26 suffered severe cuts and a nasal fracture after a fight at Eighth Ave and Lincoln St. He was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 12:01 PM. Dorothy Wilkins 22 received a scalp cut after jumping from a car at Yankee Rd and Ninth Ave. Halley Orr 55 was treated for a head wound at 1:12 AM. Charles Thompson 35 sustained an eight stitch head wound after another altercation. Police noted a bottle wound and other injuries from multiple incidentsFriday night into early morning.

Middletown Hospital Frank Matthew, Jr Eighteenth Ave Eighth Ave Lincoln St Dorothy Wilkins Ottawa St Oneida Yankee Rd Ninth Ave Maria Halley Orr Charles Thompson Thompson

Local Man Treated After Lip Cut From Fall on Crawford Street

Eddie Gehm of 3217 Bexley Drive suffered a lip cut after falling on Crawford Street late Saturday. Police said he was treated and released.

Eddie Gehm Bexley Dr Crawford

Fresh Air Children Attend Fourth of July Observance

Fresh Air Camp youngsters from Barnitz Stadium will travel by special buses to view Jaycee Fourth of July fireworks. Mrs Laura Crist director of the Bureau of Public Health Nursing stated seventy two children will attend the eight week camp with reserved grandstand seats.

Barnitz Stadium Laura Crist Bureau of Public Health Nursing

Contracts For Franklin High Addition Set

Franklin high school adds new health and physical education spaces, locker rooms, and a cafeteria. Total contracts amount to 381827.90 with Knowlton Construction Company leading at 258900 and work to start within a week for a December 1 1952 completion.

Franklin Franklin High School Board of Education Knowlton Construction Company Bellefontaine Arpp Company Middletown National Company of Columbus Knowlton Company

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