Wedding Day Named By Virginia Kraft
Virginia Kraft announces her wedding date to Eugene Chippendale during a Monroe Street gathering hosted by Miss Wary Frances Kraft and Mrs. Ray Kraft. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, games, and a recorded reveal that September 18 will be the big day, honoring her grandparents’ 53rd anniversary in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kraft
Eugene Chippendale
Wary Frances Kraft
Ray Kraft
Monroe St
Jackie Sheffer
Barbara Frisby
Phyllis Wells
Lois Walke
Aaron Wright
Franklin
Miss Sheffer
Frisby
Marjorie Stalls
Wells
Miss Walke
Barbara Reed
Patrice Weatherwax
Betty Swans
Margaret Ann Wis
Roy Adkins
Heinz Murka
Births At Local Hospital Report Several Newborns
Mr and Mrs Charles Welsh 201 North Liebee Street welcomed a girl on Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Stone South Main Street welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kasimir Oganowski Franklin welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dale Constiner Monroe welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Hoover 2213 Linden Street welcomed a girl on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welsh
North Liebee St
William Stone
South Main St
Tuesay
Kasimir Oganowski
Franklin
Dale Constiner
Monroe
George Hoover
Linden St
Miami couple welcomes a baby boy on July 2
Mr and Mrs Thomas Craig of Miami formerly of Middletown announce the birth of a son on July 2. Mr and Mrs Andrew Domanick announce a daughter born at Christ Hospital Cincinnati on Tuesday. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew Domanick of 2214 Yankee Rad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Craig
Miami
Fla
Middletown
Andrew Domanick
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Society News Submission Guidelines
Notices of club lodge and church meetings or social events must reach the society editor by 10 30 am the day after the event for publication. Older events cannot be used. Photos for Sunday edition due by Thursday noon.
Wildwood Golfers Lunch At Meadows
Fifteen Wildwood ladies enjoyed a day of golf and bridge. Mrs Campbell Allen posted the low score 43, with Mrs Morris Smith second at 44. Blind bogey went to Mrs Morton Taylor before lunch at the Meadows then resumed play. Two ball foursomes tee off at 3 p.m. Sunday. chairman is Mr Roger Cotter with assistants Mr Mrs Campbell Allen and Mr Mrs Richard Getter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Campbell Allen
Morris Smith
Morton Taylor
Roger Cotter
Richard Getter
Daughters of America Learn Festive Evening Honors Mrs Richardson
Miami Valley Council No. 30 met in Junior Hall with Mrs Arthur Richardson presiding. After the business session members held a dining room party and presented Mrs Richardson a gift for her six months of councilor service. Hostesses were Mrs Richardson Mrs Gerard and Mrs Turlukis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council No. 30
Daughters of America
Arthur Richardson
Shower Held For Bride Elect Lois Goodman
Miss Donna Goodman entertained with a miscellaneous shower at her Monroe Street home complimenting her sister Lois Goodman bride elect of Jack Perry. Guests received many useful gifts and prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Marlowe Mrs. Wilbur Roberson and Miss Dolly Hatfield. refreshments by candlelight completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Goodman
Jack Perry
Donna Goodman
Monroe St
Wilbur Marlowe
Wilbur Roberson
Dolly Hatfield
Local Club Meetings Scheduled For Evening And Tomorrow
Delta Theta Theta Tau Sorority holds July business meeting this evening. Silver Link No 223 Daughters of America meets tonight for officer installation and a covered dish. Neighborhood Garden Club gathers at 8 p m in Verity Park Clubhouse. Silver Chain Sewing Club meets tomorrow at 8 p m at Mrs Mervin Carpenter's Monroe home. Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary sewing circle meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs James Balser on Kenwood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Theta Tau Sorority
Silver Link No. 223
Daughters of America
Neighborhood Garden Club
Verity Park Club
Silver Chain Sewing Club
Mervin Carpenter
Monroe
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary Sewing Circle
James Balser
Kenwood Dr
Hospital Notices List Medical And Surgical Admissions
In The Hospital Mrs. Arthur McCray of Park St medical. Donald Haddix son of Mr and Mrs. Roy Haddix of State Mrs. Robert Miller of Logan Ave surgical. Mrs. Francis Trick of Leba non medical. Lyell E. Smith of Texas Ave surgical. Mrs. Clayton Huber of Avalon Dr surgical. Mrs. Albert Mullins of Somer ville Route 1. Mrs. Antonio DeBiasi of Queen Miss Jean Gray of Shafer St medical. Mrs. Joseph Moreno of Gre nada Ave surgical. Arthur Little of Middletown Route 1 surgical. Mrs. Joseph Atkinson of Lawn Ave medical. Frank Caurich of Lawn Ave medical. Mrs. Gladys Collins of Central DISMISSED Donna Baker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowie of Win ton St. Walter Deardoff of Franklin Route 1. Mrs. Robert K. Sleeth of Franklin. Mrs. Arthur Polley of Arling ton Ave. Mrs. Elmer Isaacs of German town. oe Mary Lucas of Yankee Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCray
Park St
Donald Haddix
Roy Haddix
State St
Robert Miller
Logan Ave
Francis Trick
Lebanon
Lyell E. Smith
Texas Ave
Clayton Huber
Avalon Dr
Albert Mullins
Somerville
Antonio DeBiasi
Queen Ave
Jean Gray
Shafer St
Joseph Moreno
Grenada Ave
Arthur Little
Middletown
Joseph Atkinson
Lawn Ave
Frank Caurich
Gladys Collins
Central Ave
Donna Baker
Charles Bowie
Winton St
Walter Deardoff
Franklin
Robert K. Sleeth
Arthur Polley
Arlington Ave
Elmer Isaacs
Germantown
Mary Lucas
Yankee Rd
Whitcomb High custodian keeps perfect attendance 24 years
A. R. Goodwin, the Whitcomb High custodian, claims the school’s best attendance record with a 24 year streak of never missing a day. He is celebrated as the staff member with flawless attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
U.P
Whitcomb High School
A. R. Goodwin
Wonder Salve claims relief for skin irritations
Wartime discovery promotes UNDER SALVE for psoriasis eczema infections and athlete's foot. It emphasizes no acids or alcohol and painless application. The ad likens development for Army use to home use and promises greaseless antiseptic relief with improved appearance.
Nurses Alumnae Stage Children's Frolic at Sunset Park
The annual event by Nurses Alumnae of Middletown drew 72 nurses and children at Sunset Park yesterday afternoon. Attendees traveled from Trenton Franklin Lebanon Gratis Hamilton Dayton Cincinnati and out of state from California and Florida. Children swam and played games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Edward Foley Mrs. Bush Johnnie Sparks Nancy Loomis and Richard Foley. Refreshments were served by event hosts including Mrs. James Thompson Mrs. Ralph Ringgenberg Mrs. John Hyson Mrs. Walter Fall and Mrs. Leo Sennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alummnae
Middletown
Sunset Park
Trenton
Franklin
Lebanon
Gratis
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
Frank Hill
California
Cecil Bush
Florida
Edward Foley
Edward Foley, Mrs. Bush, Johnnie Sparks, Nancy Loomis
Richard Foley
James Thompson
Ralph Ringgenberg
John Hyson
Walter Fall
Leo Sennett
Personal notices of visiting guests and travels
Mrs Arnold Craig and Mrs E E McPherson of Queen Street hosted weekend guests Mrs Pauline Grett and Mrs Juanita Vineyard and children Hope and Allen of Kingsport Tennessee. Mrs O E Donohew and family visiting Mrs Cora Brown of 121 North Main Street. Rabbi Albert Goldman and Mrs Gold men staying with Judge and Mrs Fred B Cramer and plan to visit Chicago. Mrs Hubert Bendel and others return from St Joseph Auxiliary Knights of St John convention in Buffalo and trip to Toronto Quebec Montreal and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Craig
E. E. McPherson
Queen St
Pauline Grett
Juanita Vineyard
Hope and Son
Allen
Kingsport
Tenn
O. E. Donohew
Walter Donohew
Alice Dunn
Tulsa
Ohio
Cora Brown
North Main St
Albert Goldman
Fred B. Cramer
Aberdeen Dr
Chicago
Hubert Bendel
Celeste Davis
Frank Koeppel
Ella Williamson
St. Joseph's Auxiliary, Knights of St. John
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
Loyal Women Of First Church Meet At Dunlap Home
The Churches Loyal Women of First Church of Christ met at Mrs. Emery Dunlap's home on Sutphin Street. Devotionals led by Mrs. Mable L. Hall followed by a business session led by Mrs. John Knight. Plans were unveiled for the Aug. 3 Armco Park class picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Emery Dunlap
Sutphin St
Mable L. Hall
John Knight
Armco Park
Ira Lewellyn
New Mexico
Ernest Patton
Hall
Dunlap
Ludlow Cole
Buford Goad
Laura Moore
Legion Urges Date Shift for I Am An American Day
Middletown American Legion post will present a resolution at the Fourth District convention in Lebanon to move I Am An American Day from May to July 4. The measure mirrors a similar year-old effort not acted on by national policy and would seek steps to align the two patriotic celebrations. If approved, the resolution goes to the state convention in Columbus August 7-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown American Legion Post
Fourth District
Lebanon
Post
National Legion
Columbus
Leg Fracture From Sliding Metal Stack At Armco East Works
Alfred Hall aged 37 of 2005 Highland Ave suffered a fractured right leg after a crane lifter arm failed to grip a stack of sliding metal sheets at Armco East Works. He was pinned between stacks when the sheets tilted. He received first aid and was taken to Middletown Hospital. A portable CO detector prototype is described as a key lifesaver for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Pete” Hall
Highland Ave
Armco East Works
Hall
Middletown Hospital
Ohio war plants listed for immediate reserve status
Washington AP Three Ohio war plants were certified for immediate reserve status under a new defense law. The Diamond Magnesium Company Painesville Magnesium Reduction Company Luckey and Plum Brook Ordnance Works Sandusky join 17 plants certified for reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Buckeye
Secretary of Defense
Diamond Magensium Company
Painesville
Magnesium Reduction Company
Luckey
Plum Brook Ordnance Works
Sandusky
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Tion
Truman
Forrestal
Munition Board
Federal Works Agency
Munitions Board
Aluminum Company of America
Heath
National Smelting Company
Cleveland
Ohio Steel Foundry Company
Lima
Republic Steel Corporation
Warren
Ridgewood Steel Company
Cincinnati
Willys Overland Motors Company
Toledo
Lemon Trustees Study Increase In Fire Calls
Lemon Township trustees reviewed a spike in fire calls to Monroe and North Middletown departments over six months, mostly grass fires outside the township. The panel discussed charging for out of township runs while swearing in William C. Miller to replace resigning Clark Weamer. attendees included John McQuinn and Lyman Nein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
Monroe
North Middletown
Excello
William C. Miller
Manchester Rd
Ousting of Union Officials Sought in East Liverpool
Petitions circulated in East Liverpool demanding the removal of James M. Duffy union president and Charles F. Jordan secretary treasurer for alleged malfeasance and misconduct. Circulators cited a Columbiana County court suit alleging unauthorized salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
National Brotherhood of Pottery Workers
James M. Duffy
Charles F. Jordan
Anthony Wynn
Harold West
Chester
W. Va
Columbiana
Man Found Dead In Garage In Lancaster
Joseph R. Stanko aged 36 was found dead in his garage in Lancaster in what coroner Barrow called an apparent self inflicted death. Barrow said Stanko's wounds from World War Two left him despondent after the 1946 hostage incident involving four Mansfield Reformatory escapees who forced the couple to travel with them. police later captured the group in Holmes County and the Stankos were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Joseph R. Stanko
Mansfield Reformatory
Charles A. Barrow
Stanko
Barrow
Reformatory
Ruby
Holmes County
Stankos
Fire prevention group to convene on Thursday
The fire prevention division of Safety Council meets Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association to discuss firefighting techniques in industry and the new Industrial Safety Contest among local firms. The session was postponed from mid June and will cover ongoing safety topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Prevention Division of Safety Council
Civic Association
Democratic precinct workers plan survey and rallies
About 150 precinct workers attended the first Democratic rally at D A W Gardens in Hamilton. They outlined a citywide survey to maximize votes in November. A rally is set for Oxford American Legion Home with workers from Oxford wards, Oxford township, and Morgan, Milford, Riley, Ross and Hanover townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. W. Gardens
Hamilton
Gardner
American Legion
Oxford
Oxford Township
Morgan
Milford
Riley
Ross
Hanover
Middletown
40 VFW Delegates Attend Ohio Encampment in Cincinnati
A Miami Valley Post delegation of 40 members attends the Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars 28th annual encampment at the Hotel Gibson Cincinnati. The Auxiliary meeting opens at 8 p.m. Thursday with open house for visiting veterans Friday 1 to 3 p.m. at 209 East Sixth St. Drum corps contest Friday at Xavier Stadium 7 p.m. and a parade forms Friday 3 p.m. at Xavier Stadium moving through downtown Saturday streets with Gov. Thomas Herbert expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Post
Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hotel Gibson
Cincinnati
VFW
Council of Administration
East Sixth St
William O’brien
Robert L. Given
Worker Improves After Chain Conveyor Injury
Earl Klapper, 40, Armco worker, sustained a broken arm and deep laceration when his hand was caught in a moving chain conveyor at work Sunday. He lives at 3200 Yankee Road and was reported in good condition this morning at Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Klapper
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Klapper
Yankee Road
Police Briefs Report Licenses and Local Incidents
Daniel Boone Bowith was arrested on a charge of failure to have an operator's license at Crawford Street and Central Avenue. Brady Belt was bitten by an animal at 2115 Queen Avenue. the dog will be observed for 14 days. Eddie Wolfe and Don Lehman were arrested at Central Avenue and Main Street on assault and battery warrants. Clothing from Rabbi Nandor Marton’s car was recovered by Ray Schomer on Manchester Avenue as the Martons traveled to Poug keepsie for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone Bowith
Franklin Route 1
Crawford St
Central Ave
Eva Belt
Queen Ave
Brady
Eddie Wolfe
Don Lehman
Woodlawn Ave
Main St
Squire Lammie Bailey
Sam Blumberg
Nandor Marton
Ray Schomer
Manchester Ave
Martons
Moses Nussbaum
Pougkeepsie
N. Y
Five Middletown Metallurgists Commended by ASM
Five local metallurgical engineers from Middletown, R S Burns B P Finkbone R H Heyer R L Kenyon and T F Olt of Armco Steel Corporation were officially commended by the American Society for Metals for their work on the 1948 Metals Handbook. The handbook, weighing nearly seven pounds with over a million words, is described as the largest single volume on a scientific subject and covers metal structure adaptability workability and fabrication for public and industry use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Society For Metals
W. H. Eisenman
ASM
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Dobrozsi, Jr
General Ilnsuranue
Bellemonte ST
Dorothy Sell
University of Illinois Medical School
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Carlson
Wildwood Golfers
Meadows
Mrs. Richardson
Ray Gerrard
George Turlukis
Farquar Furnace
Beckett Heating & Sheet Metal CO
Wilson Funeral Home
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores
Legion
Helen Greene
Beauty Salon
Valen
Dial
Lemon Trustees
HFC
First National Bank
Nearoy
Apracine Service Eet
Cal Grier
Tula Life Insurance Company
Joan
Janice Hopper
John Hopper
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