Cantonese guest Mr Yeh visits Middletown friends
Mr. C. M. Fred Yeh of Canton China stays with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Egleston on Grand Ave. He is son of C. C. Yeh Chinese Council to the East Indies and has many Middletown friends from a prior visit. He earned a master’s in engineering at Columbia University this month and will join Gilbert Egleston at Lake James Assembly before returning to Columbia for his doctorate work.
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C. M
Fred) Yeh
Canton
China
Charles Egiestons
Grand Ave
Yeh
C. C. Yeh
East Indies
Middletown
Columbia University
Gilbert Egleston
Lake James
American Couple Leaves for India Post Caracas Years
Mr and Mrs F C Holly arrive from Caracas Venezuela after three years in South America where Mr Holly worked with Armco Venezolana He will serve as special representative for Armco International Corporation in Calcutta and Bombay India for an indefinite period.
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F. C. Holly
Caracas
Venezuela
S A
Holly
Armco-Venezolana
Calcutta
Bombay
India
Holy
Armco International Corporation
Ky couples host weekend guests from Covington and Dayton
Mr and Mrs Ollie Click of Covington Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Gerald Wilhoit of Dayton Kentucky were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wilhoit of Michael Road.
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Ollie Click
Covington, Ky
Gerald Wilhoit
Dayton, Ky
Earl Wilhoit
Michael Rd
Middleton folks attend Ashland reception for Charles Bishop
A group from Middleton weekended in Ashland Kentucky for a Saturday night reception honoring Charles Bishop, supreme king of the Supreme White Shrine of Jerusa em. Attendees included Orville Morris, Louella Pratt, Ralph Bauer, Ernest Jackson, Ralph Kah, Percy Smith, Leonard Owings, George Schueller, Evelione Meahl and Avonelle Fisher.
Geary Family Hosts Weekend Guests From New York
Mr and Mrs Espa Geary of 20 Moore Street welcomed Mrs Gearys sister and family Mr and Mrs Egnace M Buda Jr and Frances and David from Durhamville NY for a visit They traveled to Beattyville Kentucky to see their 84 year old grandmother Mrs E J Williams Additional guests included Mr and Mrs A P Williams of Dayton The Budas departed afterward
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Espa Geary
Moore St
Geary
Egnace M. Buda, Jr
Frances
David
Durhamville
N. Y
Beattyville
E. J. Williams
Gearys
A. P. Williams
Dayton
Budas
Two Ball Foursomes Enjoyed Sunday at Wildwood
Nine couples joined the Wildwood Course for the two ball foursome event. Low gross of 40 posted by Mrs Al Leake and Mr L M Taylor. Blind bogey winners were Mrs James Abett and Dr BE N Clark and rs E R Coker with Mr Myron Sanderson. next event set for Sunday July 24 with EF R Coker in charge.
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Wildwood
al Leake
L. M. Taylor
James Abett
BE. N. Clark
E. R. Coker
Myron Sanderson
Martin Bauer
Owen Combs
Morris Smith
A. C. O'Connor
EF. R. Coker
Melvin Kelso
Xavier honors Lawrence Long on Dean's List
Lawrence C. Long of 205 North Grimes Street is named to Xavier University Cincinnati Dean's List for high academic achievement as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Long.
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Lawrence C. Long
Charles J. Long
North Grimes St
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Middleton group sails to Paw Paw Lake vacation
Early Saturday morning a Middleton group including Mr and Mrs Howard Ditmeyer and family Mr and Mrs Francis Ditmeyer and family Mrs Carrie Ditmeyer Mr and Mrs William Ditmeyer Mrs Gertrude Lewis Lt Arthur Ditmeyer Miss Doris Morris and Mr and Mrs Joseph Kremm of Cincinnati set out for a several weeks vacation at Paw Paw Lake Michigan.
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Paw Paw Lake
Mich
Howard Ditmeyer
Francis Ditmeyer
Carrie Ditmeyer
William Ditmeyer
Gertrude Lewis
Arthur Ditmeyer
Doris Morris
Joseph Kremm
Cincinnati
Farewell Party for Sally Parmele Hosted by Jane Mattson
Miss Sally Parmele departing this week for Glenridge New Jersey was honored at a farewell party hosted by Miss Jane Mattson on Woodlawn Ave. The event featured a surprise handkerchief shower and a late lunch. Prizes for games went to Miss Joanne Thomas and Miss Cassacy.
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Sally Parmele
Glenridge
N. J
Jane Mattson
Woodlawn Ave
Henrietta Penland
Peggy Mattson
Joanne Thomas
Jane Thomas
Pansy Jones
Myra Dudley
Joan Cassacy
Mary Newman
Miss Cassacy
DuErmit Family Reunion Held in Sharon Woods
Honoring Mr and Mrs Joseph W DuErmit of Julian California they hosted a three week visit with a Sunday afternoon Sharon Woods picnic for 57 relatives. Descendants of Hugh and Adelaide DuErmit from Alsace Lorraine and Ireland attended with guests from Middletown Hamilton and Sharonville Idaho.
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Joseph W. DuErmit
Julian
Calif
Sharon Woods
Donald DuErmit
Sharonville
Hugh and
Adelaide DuErmit
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Ireland
Middletown
J. Les DuErmit
H. E. DuErmit
J. F. DuErmit
Hamilton
Missionary Society breakfast meeting announced
Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of First Church of Christ will meet at Mrs J W Mack 3901 Grand Ave for a breakfast on July 12 at 6 30 am Members provide their own breakfast and cooking utensils Coffee sugar and cream provided. Middletown Chapter Women of the Moose invited to 10th anniversary of Miamisburg Chapter on Sunday July 17 Meet tomorrow night at Moose hall 7 30 pm Regular meeting set for Wednesday 7 30 pm
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Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of
First Church of Christ
J. W. Mack
Grand Ave
Middletown
Women of the Moose
Miamisburg
Moose Hall
Middletown Hospital Nurses Hold Annual Children’s Frolic
Tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 30 the annual children’s frolic for the nurses of Middletown Hospital and their children will be held at Sunset Park. Chair man for the affair is Mrs James Thompson aided by several officers. There will be games and swimming.
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Middletown Hospital
Sunset Park
James Thompson
Walter Hartman
Elmer Barker
George Staley
Edward Beck
Mariana Meyers
Russell Weatherwax
Middletown Personnel Association Outing Tuesday
The annual outing of the Middletown Personnel Association will be held Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the dining room at Le Sourdsville Lake. Chairman William Leste says the informal meeting will include members and their wives or guests with no program planned. Members are to register in the dining room upon arrival.
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Middletown Personnel Association
LeSourdsville Lake
William Leste
Leslie
Linen Shower For Bride-Elect Marie Dishon
Miss Marie Dishon bride elect of Paul A. Slezak hosted and attended a linen shower Saturday at the home of Mrs. Grant Smith. Guests enjoyed decorations, party games, and prizes. the couple plan to wed August 6 at St. John’s Church with many Dayton and Hamilton attendees listed.
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Marie Dishon
Paul A. Slezak
Grant Smith
Vannest Ave
Smith
Robert Sigl
Paul Slezak
John Beery
Charles Berry
Arthur Tagrett
Gertrude Jackson
Clarence Exchilman
Susie Bunch
Margaret Dunaway
Hamilton
Miss Dishon
St. John's Church
New Student Nurses Are Sunday Guests
The garden behind the nurses residence hosted a picnic for new nursing students and their parents as they enter training for the coming term. Nurses Alumnae group organized the event with attendees including Barbara Koscis Barbara Fagan Mary Ellen Edwards Barbara Naylor Katherine Adams Lois Snell Ada laide Kolin Evelyn Beck and several student nurses and staff. A guided tour of the residence and hospital followed the picnic with committee chairs named.
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Middletown
Barbara Koscis
Barbara G. Fagan
Mary Ellen Edwards
Barbara Naylor
Blanchester
Katherine Adams
Springfield
Lois Snell
Franklin
Adalaide Kolin
Steubenville
Evelyn Beck
Society deadlines and photo rules for Sunday pages
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion. Reports must be in by 10 36 a m the following morning Saturday 1 30 is the deadline for some items. Picture for Sunday must arrive by Thursday noon. Reserve space for Sunday pictures a week in advance. Weddings and pictures over 10 days old cannot be used. An engagement or wedding picture will be used not both. Sunday calendar items can be called in Friday 3 p m. Children birthday parties and stork showers are not used.
Raids Target Mounds Club and Nearby Venues Without Permits
Governor Lausche described a raid on multiple Cleveland area clubs including the Mounds Club which lacked liquor permits. Arrested were Tom Farley the manager Emil Ray Rehart a bartender Norman Petite and Norman Petite Jr all charged with liquor and obstruction offenses. The guards faced hindering inspection and assault and battery for trying to block investigators.
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Tom Farley
Emil Ray Rehart
Norman Petite
Norman Petite, Jr
Rutkowski
Farley
Rehart
Petite
Mounds Club
Lausche
Continental Club
Jungle Inn
Benare Club
Army General among ten aboard in boat accident
A boat accident killed Gen. Prichard and injured nine others during a Potomac picnic trip. Painter, from Dryad Washington, died later from a compound leg fracture. seven others escaped with minor injuries. Autopsies planned. Gen. Omar N. Bradley lauded Prichard as a great soldier.
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Prichard
A. Magruder MacDonald
Painter
MacDonald
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Italy
14Th Armored
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Dryad
Wash
Pacific
California
Pearl Harbor
Greece
Athens
Henry A. Dudley, Jr
Washington
Potomac
Bolling Powell, Jr
Dudley
Two Teachers Attend NEA Convention in Boston
Two local teachers Elmo Longrei and Ralph A Ringgenberg joined about 2,600 delegates from over 450,000 U S teachers at the National Education Association convention in Boston. They discussed anti Communist teaching cautions and a possible 1950 convention site shift from St Louis.
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Elmo Longrei
Ralph A. Ringgenberg
United States
Lingrei
Ohio
Big Acta
NEA
St. Louis
Senate
House
Dele Ringgenberg
Robert
Elaine
Ringgenberg
Plymouth
N. H
Arctic explorers endure crash during Alaska voyage
Three Arctic researchers gather specimens of grass flowers and fungus upon arrival at a tundra region. A crash damages the plane. crew suffer bruises but plan to continue the Alaska tour. Dr. Cook of Louisiana State University and Carrington of Fairbanks are among the travelers, ages given as 31 for Carrington.
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Arctic
Louisiana University
Alaska
Anchorage
Territory
Baton
Cook
Louisiana State University
Carrington
Sacramento
Fairbanks
Future Of Labor Bill Battle Up To Truman
Washington AP reports Congressmen say Taft Hartley repeal fight is stalled for the year unless President Truman orders action. They expect the House Labor Committee to hold, keeping the act in force, while Senate taft hartley provisions would retain key powers including plant seizure in national emergencies.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Truman
House Labor Committee
Senate
Taft
Ohio
House Committee
House
Representative Priest
D-Tenn
Lesinski
Dmich
Fice
White House
Congress
State Patrol Probes Stolen Burned Car Case
State Patrolmen investigated a stolen 1949 Buick found wrecked and burned on Route 25 north of Franklin. The vehicle, owned by Rev. E. F. Morgan of Cincinnati, had been reported stolen from Cincinnati. Officers checked a report that two suspects fled the burning scene near Crane's Run Rd.
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Route 25
Franklin
E. F. Morgan
Cincinnati
Crane's Run Rd
Democrats weigh veto risk on labor bill before action
The passage discusses Democrats considering delaying a labor bill to avoid forcing President Truman to veto. It argues that those in favor of a delay would vote to risk a veto only if Truman himself wants to pursue it.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
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