Middletown Students Cited For High Grades
Six Middletown students at Mi ami University earned academic honors in the School of Business Administration semester. Donald Thomas led with high honors and a 3.5 plus average. Other honorees include William Schaefer George Georgopoulos Lloyd Brumley Lee Bowen and Charles D Adans with averages from 3.0 to 3.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
School of Business Administration
Donald Thomas
Grand Ave
William Schaefer
West Middletown
Rt. 2
George Georgopoulos
Erie Ave
Lloyd Brumley
Milton Rd
Lee Bowen
Alameda Cir
Charles D. Adans
Crescent Blvd
Marian Martin dress pattern 9074 for full-figured women
Pattern 9074 from Marian Martin offers a semi raglan yoke with a column of scallops, cut for sizes 14 to 24 and full figures. Includes yardage, illustrated Sew Chart, and mail order details via News Journal Middletown Ohio and New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
W. 19Th St
New York
N. Y
Guatemala Power Struggle After Arbenz Ouster
New regime moves to identify 2000 suspected Reds in Guatemala amid a political crisis. Interior Minister Serrano says leaders will be targeted while Col. Diaz, acting after Arbenz resigns, reportedly received one million quetzals. Diaz is believed sheltered in the Mexican Embassy as authorities pursue missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Jose Arevalo
Arana
Arbenz
pro-Arevalo
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo
Jorge Serrano
Garcia Ortiz
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Diaz
Births Report from Franklin and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs James Meyer announce a girl born yesterday at 105 Chestnut Street Franklin. Mr and Mrs Charles Lockmeyer report a girl yesterday at 207 Highview Road. Mr and Mrs Robert Horn announce a girl from West Middletown Rt 2 yesterday. Mr and Mrs Bob Rankin report a boy at 3113 Roslyn Drive yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Lambert announce a boy at 339 East 4th Street Franklin yesterday. Mr and Mrs Israel Hughes report a girl at 701 Lafayette Street yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Keaton report a girl at 2128 Winton Street yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur McIntosh report a girl at 312 Vanderveer Street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meyer
Chestnut St
Franklin
Charles Lockmeyer
Highview Rd
Robert Horn
West Middletown Rt. 2
Bob Rankin
Roslyn Dr
James Lambert
E. 4Th St
Israel Hughes
Lafayette St
Clyde Keaton
Winton St
Wilbur McIntosh
Vanderveer St
Seed Co. Speaker At Garden Club Promotes Marion Blue Grass
A J Charles McCullough Seed Co representative spoke to the Neighborhood Garden Club on Dixie Highway about growing and distributing seeds and plants. He urged Marion blue grass for future lawns noting 35 day germination and Aug to November sowing, with care on mowing height and aeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Charles McCullough Seed Co
Cincinnati
Jack Hose
Dixie Highway
Marion
Netherlands
Washington
Women of the Moose set July August meeting dates
At The Lodges regular monthly meeting new officers announced a schedule to meet on the first and third Wednesdays in July and August starting at 8 p.m. Senior regent Mrs. Stanley Anderson received a gift. Next meeting is July 21 at Moose Hall with informal initiation planned and all escorts and committee chairmen urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Stanley Anderson
Moose Hall
New Vocal Music Instructor Joins Western Faculty
Western College in Oxford appoints Ruth Cleveland Lakeway of Littleton New Hampshire as vocal music instructor for 1954 55 replacing Marilyn McKasson who resigned to study abroad Lakeway Fulbright fellow in Rome studied at St Cecilia Conservatory and Perugia also earned degrees from Eastman and Middlebury With 15 years as church soloist she performed at St Pauls in Rome and Church of the Truth in New York City She gave a Tree on concert at Western College on May 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lakeway
St. Paul's American Church
Rome
New York City
Church of the Truth
Western College
Delta Chi Sigma Reports June Convention and Charity Total
Delta Chi Sigma members meet at the Colony Restaurant and hear Mrs. Nicholas Cornella report on the Catalina Island international convention June 17 20 Alpha Xi of Los Angeles hosted. The chapter donation exceeded 12000 for the year and future plans include Ohio and Indianapolis events with local hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Colony
Nicholas Cornella
Catalina Island
Alpha Xi
Los Angeles
Cornella
Delta Chi Sigma
Charles Matilo
Tau Chapter
Cleveland
International Sorority
Charles Cahoone
Matilo
Middletown
Ohio
Indianapolis
Thi
William Dix
California
Don Daly
Marguerite Rose
Gay Rentschler
Donald Spears
Oscar Day
Roberson Cook Vows Announced
Mr and Mrs Floyd Downs of 10th Avenue announce the marriage of their niece Ruth E Roberson to Thomas K Cook son of Mr and Mrs John Cook of Iglehart Street The couple exchanged vows June 2 at Edwards Memorial Methodist Church in Liberty Ind Mr and Mrs Arnold Davis were the attendants The bride is a Middletown High School graduate and works for Armco Steel Corp The groom is a Middletown High graduate and works for Barkley Electric Manufacturing Corp They reside on Queen Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Downs
10Th Avenue
Ruth E. Roberson
Thomas K. Cook
John Cook
Iglehart Street
Edwards Memorial Methodist Church
Liberty
Ind
Arnold Davis
Cook
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown High
Barkeley Electric Manufacturing Corp
Queen Avenue
Augspurger Reunion Brings Large Family Together
Six Augspurger kin with a combined age of 477 gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Augspurger in Trenton for a family reunion. Attendees include Clara Bowles Simon Ehresman Syinda Augspurger Joseph Augspurger Alvin Augspurger and many others with relatives from Woodlawn Fort Wayne Hamilton Columbus Delaware Bluffton and Wapakoneta. Miss Helen Augspurger previews color slides from a recent European trip during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augspurger
Marion Augspurger
Trenton
Clara Bowles
Simon Ehresman
Tommy
Hamton
Herbert Augspurger
Richard O'Connell
Victor Augspurger
Columbus
Edwin Auespurger
Roland
Richard
Merilyn
Delaware
Ohio
Helen Auespurger
Woodlawn
Ind
J. D. Warkentine
John
Bluffton
R. E. Auespurger
Robert
Carol
Wapakoneta
Heln Augspurger
Pleasant Ridge EVUB Church Meeting and Club Notices
Coming Up Wide Awake Class at Pleasant Ridge EVUB Church meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Marts Friday at 8 p m. En Avant Club holds annual picnic Sunday at Holiday Oasis Monroe. W S C S will skip July and August. next meeting September 10 announced by Mrs John Musgrove president. There may be as many as three million termites in a single colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Committee
George Shafer
Harry Pratt
Pleasant Ridge
Evub Church
Frank Marts
En Avant Club
Holiday Oase
Monroe W.S.C.S
John Musgrove
Travel Notes of Local Families Sail to London on Queen Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford and Betsy Jane Crawford sail from Kennington Street aboard the Queen Mary at 11 a.m. bound for London to establish residence. Crawford linked with Black Clawson International and Shuttle Machine Co. of Middletown. Also noted are the Horner family of St. Louis with Jeff and Michael, Miss Mary Hallowell of Washington, D C visiting J J and Mrs Hallowell, and the Benders returning from a two week holiday at Rockwynn Lodge in Ontario, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crawford
Betsy Jane
Kensington Street
London
England
Mr. Crawford
Black-Clawson International
Black-Clawson Co
Hamilton
Shuttle Machine Co
Middletown
William Horner
Jeffrey
Michael
St. Louis
Mary Hallowell
Washington, D. C
Ralph Bender
John, David
Beverly
McKinley Street
Rockwynn Lodge
Ontario
Canada
Weiser Seldner to Wed at New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Shirley Mae Weiser and Pfc. William E Seidner announce their July 24 wedding at 7 30 p.m. at the New Jersey Presbyterian Church Carlisle. Shirley, a Carlisle High School and Miami University graduate, teaches in Carlisle and is a Sigma Sigma Sigma member. William, former Ohio State student, served in the Army and is on the Quartermaster Board, stationed at Fort Lee Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Weiser
Carlisle
Shirley Mae
Pfc
William E.seidner
W. H. Seldner
van Wert
Miss Weiser
Carlisle High School
Miami University
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Ohio State University
van Wert Manufacturing Co
Quartermaster Board
U. S. Army
Ft. Lee
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Carlile
Woman’s possible divorce plan marred by crime at Rosenberg home
Police report a killer entered a Rosenberg duplex through an unlocked door and abducted Judith Ann from the couch after stealing a car key. Mrs. Rosenberg woke to a fled car, prompting a neighborhood search before police arrived. Roberts returned home at 2 45 a m repeating that no one would hurt a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg
Roberts
Judith Ann
Rosenbergs
Art Godfrey Breaks Up Troupe Over Soprano Feud
Art Godfrey plans to dissolve the troupe citing dissatisfaction with soprano Marion Marlowe and personal plans of another singer, Lu Ann Simms whose engagement was just announced. CBS executive claims Marlowe has been giving orders, not taking them, and refused to sing more duets with Frank Parker. Parker and Marlowe performed a duet last night. A newborn Indian elephant stands about three feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Marlowe
Lu Ann Simms
CBS
Marion
Frank Parker
Godfrey
Parker
Miss Marlowe
Barker-Karpis gang ties tied to Oklahoma murder and kidnap case
Ex mobster Davis testified about involvement with the Barker-Karpis group in a spree spanning a dozen states with bank robberies and kidnappings. He claimed money and protection from the Barkers after a 1932 life term, denied knowledge of the kidnapping, and described solitary confinement and coercive interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Barker
Barkers
Alvin Karpis
Davis
Oklahoma
Barker-Karpis
Bremer
St. Paul
Alex Dim
U.S
Kansas City
Eisenhower calls House action a sweeping victory for administration
President Eisenhower said the House plan, which includes flexible price drops, was not a compromise in his view. He described the action as a great and sweeping victory for the administration despite Republicans calling it a surprise compromise.
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Tion
Abernethy
Eisenhower
Firemen Contain Grass Fire and Home Blaze
Firemen checked a grass fire and a home blaze yesterday with no damages. Company 3 responded to the home of M. M. Shrout at 2112 South Main Street and quelled an overheated electrical circuit fire. Firemen administered first aid to Mrs. Shrout for a burned right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Shrout
Main St
Company 3
Grass Fire No Damage Near Lamneck Street
A grass fire with unknown cause burned near the New York Central Railroad tracks on Lamneck Street but caused no damage and was quickly contained.
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Lamneck Street
New York Central Railroad
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Listings
The report lists multiple patients at The Hospital Russell Dempster Belles monte St surgical cases include Mrs Mack Lawwill Buena Ave Mrs Margaret Root Reynolds Ave medical and others. Discharges include Mrs Betty Springfield Jefferson Ave Ernest Patrick Franklin St Albert Hoppe Woodlawn Willis Hensley Prospect Ave and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dempster
Bellesmonte St
Mack Lawwill
Buena Ave
Margaret Root
Reynolds Ave
Harry Brock
Blanchester
Henry Mays
Charles St
William Hillard
Franklin
Alvin Bushhorn
Lowell St
John Day
Jefferson Ave
Terry Wilson
Donald Wilson
West Middletown
James E. Thacker
Grove Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Betty Springfield
Ernest Patrick
Franklin St
Albert Hoppe
Woodlawn Ave
Willis Hensley
Prospect Ave
James Hensey
Middletown Rt
Clarence Gibson
South Lebanon
Scott Gilley
Edward Gilley
Brentwood St
Robert Eaton
Ruth Baggett
17Th Ave
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Pratt
Harvey Apple
Roland Heller
Apple
Lille Hale
Reid Kenyon
Esther Kerschbaum
Kenyon
Tom Cross
Miss Hale
Mr. Apple
Homer Weikel
Womens Arch Shoes
Singer Sewing Center
Central Ave
Ironclad
Rae
Otral Ave
Ike
Ty Ug Bry
Beal
Ekly
Shirley Weiser
William Seldner
Art Godfrey
Beno Mendel
Summer
Missy
East End
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