Bride Announces Attendants For July 12 Wedding
Miss Gladys Griss becomes the bride of Richard D. Lovelace Saturday evening at Oakland Presbyterian Church. Matron of honor will be Mrs. Joe Bell. bridesmaids Mrs. Charles Hall and Miss Marilyn Schwa. flower girl Gayle Ann Van Guelpen. best man Irvin Fultz. ushers Campbell Deannis and Robert Lovelace. Reception helpers include Mrs. Paul Campbell and others. The Rev. S. S. Lovelace will conduct the ceremony at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Griss
Richard D. Lovelace
Joe Bell
Charles Hall
Marilyn Schwa
Gayle Ann van Guelpen
William van Guelpen
Irvin Fultz
Campbell Deannis
Robert Lovelace
Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Montgomery's home
The Coming Up Ladies Aid of First EUB Church meets at Mrs Ralph Montgomery's home on the Hamilton Trenton Road Friday at 6 30 p m Members should bring a covered dish and table service Husbands are invited Lone Star Past Councilors hold their annual picnic Thursday at 6 30 p m All members bring their own service to the Holiday House picnic grounds outing
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Ladies Aid of
First Eub Church
Ralph Montgomery
Hamilton
Trenton Rd
Lone Star
Holiday House
Beatrice Terrill Weds Roger Patrick In Garden Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Rollie Terrill of Camden announce the July 4 marriage of daughter Beatrice Terrill to Roger Patrick son of Mr and Mrs Beecher Patrick of Somerville Route 1. The couple wed at the groom's parents home in a garden ceremony with Rev John Ox of Springboro officiating. They take a short trip to Kentucky and reside at 20 Moore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Terrill
Camden
Beatrice Terrill
Roger Patrick
Beecher Patrick
Somerville
Aarden
John Ox
Springboro
Kentucky
Moore St
Poinsettias Bloom Only in Short Day Season
The poinsettia belongs to a group of short day plants that bloom during the season when day length is brief, preferably 10 hours or less.
Emma Brenner Weds Cpl Harold Ray Allen at Somerset Church
Emma Elizabeth Brenner daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Brenner of Foster became the bride of Cpl Harold Ray Allen of Fort Knox Kentucky son of Mrs Mae Allen of Hamilton June 21 at the Somerset Presbyterian Church. Rev E Phillip Vogel officiated with Mayel Vogel organist and Jean Ball vocalist. Bridesmaids wore pale blue and yellow organdy over satin. bouquets of carnations. Best man Carl Murphy ushers Everett Glackin Forrest Durham Charles Taylor. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with off white shade and a net veil, carried an orchid. Reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will postpone their honeymoon until September after Corporal Allen’s discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elizabeth Brenner
Heny Brenner
Foster
Harold Ray Allen
Fort Knox
Mae Allen
Hamilton
E. Phillip Vogel
Somerset Presbyterian Church
Mayel Vogel
Jean Ball
Berniece Brenner
Barbara Price
Carl Murphy
Everett Glackin
Forrest Durham
Charles Taylor
Travel Notes From Various Families Visit Relatives
Travel notes list Mr and Mrs H H Piper and son Dickie of Washington Illinois visiting Mrs Piper’s parents Mr and Mrs E E Grant of Eaton Dr. Mr and Mrs William G Buchanon and family of Seneca St. spent a week with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Buchanon of Clarksburg West Virginia and cousin Arthur Crowl of near Buchanan West Virginia. Miss Ramona Hawthorne of Tacoma Washington visiting her cousin and family. Mrs Hubert Stabler of Bexley Dr. Miss Hawthorne and Mrs Stabler are nieces of Lovell Hawthorne of Marshall Rd. Mr and Mrs D C Shoemaker and daughter of Asheville North Carolina arrived to spend a week with Mr and Mrs R S Shoemaker of Alameda Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Piper
Dickie
Washington, Ill
William G. Buchanon
Seneca St
Elizabeth Buchanon
Clarksburg
W. Va
Arthur Crowl
Buchanan
Ramona Hawthorne
Tacoma, Wash
Hubert Stabler
Bexley
Miss Hawthorne
Mrs. Stabler
Lovell Hawthorne
Marshall Rd
Showers Begin For Miss Butt August 9 Bride
Miss Jayne Ann Butt was guest of honor at a linen shower given by Mrs. Olvin Poynter, Mrs. Ernest Guinn, Mrs. Homer Moyer, Miss Janet Moyer and Mrs. Elmer Melampy at the Melampy home in West Middletown. She and Robert C. Houselman plan to wed August 9 at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Russell Galloway officiating. A long table of gifts centered with fresh spring flowers. Seated guests included Mrs. Paul Stoutenborough, Mrs. Herman Mehl, Mrs. George Perry, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Harold Moon, Mrs. Elaine Martin, Mrs. Stewart Nixon, Mrs. Cecil Runyan, Mrs. Chester Skillman, Mrs. Morris Evans, Mrs. Howard Shull, and Mrs. Arthur Butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Ann Butt
Olvin Poynter
Ernest Guinn
Homer Moyer
Janet Moyer
Elmer Melampy
Melampy
West Middletown
Miss Butt
Robert C. Houselman
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Galloway
Paul Stoutenborough
Herman Mehl
George Perry
John Allen
Harold Moon
Elaine Martin
Stewart Nixon
Cecil Runyan
Chester Skillman
Morris Evans
Howard Shull
Arthur Butt
Fellowship Holds Annual Breakfast at Mrs Mack Home
Christian Women's Fellowship met yesterday morning at the home of Mrs William Mack on Grand Ave for its annual July breakfast. After a short business session the group adjourned to the church for a devotional period conducted by Mrs Henry Yount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
William Mack
Grand Ave
Henry Yount
Guard Child At All Times
As soon as your baby is mobile you must guard his safety. Don’t leave him alone on a bed or near a stove or sink. Choose toys without small parts and keep harmful objects out of reach. Do not use pillows and ensure clothing is not too tight to prevent accidents.
Timken and Steelworkers End Bargaining Again
Canton Ohio Timken Roller Bearing Co and CIO United Steelworkers halted talks for the second time in two weeks. The union proposes a modified union shop while the company opposes compulsory union membership. A strike could affect about 1000 Timken workers across Canton Columbus Mount Vernon Wooster and Zanesville. Oak wilt disease in forests can be detected from low altitude air surveillance as the fungus bronzes oak leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, C
Timken Roller Bearing Co
CIO United Steelworkers
Timken
Canton
Columbus
Mount Vernon
Wooster
Zanesville
Chinese Workers In UN Quiet But Lean To Mao
Francis W. Carpenter reports that Chinese staff at the United Nations show sympathy for Maoist victory yet remain quiet. He notes Tang and his wife left UN salaries of about $1,000 monthly to return to China, where Tang is reported with Communist ties and his wife and her father facing tragedy. The UN stresses performance over politics, with limited firings for subversion and rare visits home sparking caution among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
United Nations
N. Y
Robert Tang
China
U. N
New York
Bamboo Curtain
Tang
Mao Tze-tung
Trygve Lie
International Secretariat
Red Gen
Wu Hsiuchuan
Security Council
U. S
Tea Party On Air Tonight TV Radio Broadcast
The Middletown Tea Party organized to combat government waste will air Sunday afternoon on WCPO-TV Channel 7 from 3 20 to 4 p m and on WPFB radio at 7 30 p m The kinescope of the Georgetown University Forum of the Air program was recorded for local TV and radio broadcast Frank Blair moderates both versions John J M Larson and John Anderson lead the local Tea Party activity
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Middletown
WPFB
Washington, D. C
DuMont Network
John J. M. Larson
Tea Party Group
Frank Blair
Wcpo-Tv
Georgetown University Forum
Larson
John Anderson
Pastor in Middletown Hospital in Fair Condition
Dr. S. Richards, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church, remained listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after an auto accident near Vandalia Illinois last Friday. Passenger Gary Williams of 803 Seventeenth Ave. is also reported in fair condition.
YMCA Boys Trip To Ohio Bell Plant Planned
The YMCA Boys' Division Summer Fun Club will visit the Ohio Bell Company exchange on Thursday with two trips: 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. Boys should notify the Y about preferred departure time. In other news, about 93 visitors toured the U S Naval Science Laboratory at Miami University, guided by three Navy men, viewing fire-fighting gear guns radar and other naval equipment during a half million dollar facility tour run by Miami's Naval ROTC program with Y and junior leaders overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Ohio Bell Company
U.S Naval Science Laboratory
Miami U
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Miami
Harry Ter Braak
B. P. Allen
Margaret Hartman
Jim Baechitman
Dick Young
George Voegele
Bill Duff
Dick Wendt
Nineteen Twenty Two Middletown Safety Board Nominations
Nominees to run for 1952 53 berths on Middletown Safety Council board of control announced counts 26 men nominated with 10 to be elected. Nomination chair George Kuehner lists retiring members Joe Ayres Harry Martin Dave Regan Don Osborne Rev John J Parr Stutenroth among nominees. Other nominees include Harold Calvin Rev Sidney McCammon Msgr James F McNary Benjamin Haywood Wilson Hershner Ray Young Adam Hamm J R Seibold Jr William Howe Robert McDade George Holtz Enis W Marshall Walter Leonard John Kiley John Murray Arthur Mauselman Frank Conner William D Long Capt William Prescott Robert Millan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
Board of Control
George Kuehner
George Bryan
Co. E. Stutenroth
Marting Thomas
Joe Ayres
Harry Martin
Dave Regan
Don Osborne
John J. Parr
Stutenroth
Harold Calvin
Sidney McCammon
James F. McNary
Benjamin Haywood
Wilson Hershner
Ray Young
Adam Hamm
J. R. Seibold, Jr
William Howe
Robert. McDade
George Holtz
Enis W. Marshall
Walter Leonard
John Kiley
John Murray
Arthur Mauselman
Frank Conner
William D. Long
Capt
William Prescott
Robert Millan
Sublime To Ridiculous In Mansfield Daily Temperature Shifts
Dewey Sutherland endures extreme seasonal temperatures daily. Mornings at the National Ice Co. plant he packs crushed ice in a constant 26 degree environment. Afternoons at Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co. he works in a tire cutting room where temperatures rise above 105 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Dewey Sutherland
National Ice Co
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Superheterodyne circuit powers most radios and TVs
The superheterodyne circuit forms the core architecture in the majority of radio and television receivers, enabling improved selectivity and sensitivity by converting received signals to an intermediate frequency for easier processing.
State Tax Help For Local Vendors In Middletown
A representative of the State Department of Taxation will be in Middletown July 28 31 to assist local vendors in filing their semi annual sales tax returns. Eula Woodhead will operate from the Deputy County Treasurer s office in the City Building. Vendors must file by August 1 for the January 1 June 30 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Taxation
Middletown
Eula Woodhead
State Office
Ohio
Department of Taxation
Woman Freed In Death Of Man After Fight
Coroner William Pittenger ruled the death of 70 year old William Dickson of Twinsburg Heights a heart attack. Deputies released a 72 year old man who had been fighting Dickson shortly before he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William Pittenger
William Dickson
Twinsburg Heights
Sheriff's Deputies
Dickson
First Capitol Building in Williamsburg Lacked Chimneys
The original capitol building in Williamsburg Virginia was designed without any chimneys. This architectural choice reflected early colonial building practices and the structure’s purpose as a legislative center rather than a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliamsburg
Ten Dollar Fee Approved On Ambulance Calls
Butler County commissioners approved a $10 fee for funeral directors who dispatch ambulances to emergencies on sheriff's office calls effective January 1. Funeral directors currently receive no reimbursement for transporting accident victims to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Sheriff's Office
Cruelty Fines Man for Feeding Monkeys at Zoo
In Eureka California Leslie Sparks, 39, was fined ten dollars in police court for giving lit matches to monkeys at the city zoo. Sparks said he handed the burning matches after a monkey grabbed his lighter while he was smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Calif
Leslie E Sparks
Sparks
Monkey
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