Summer visitors and gatherings in Middletown
Vacationing in Middletown for the summer are Miss Page Pratt of Winchester and other guests visiting local hosts. A garden party and an outdoor barbecue drew numerous families and friends, including Dayton residents and Chicago visitors, to socializing at various homes. The Middletown Aviation Club picnic drew 65 members and families to its new clubhouse site for a dinner and social gathering.
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Middletown
Page Pratt
Winchester
Mass
Clifford Crawford, Sr
Euclid St
W. H. Spink
Chiced@u
Haydn Tobias
Orchard St
R.akamp
William Good
Dayton
Kenneth Heiland
Axel Agoston
Stanley Clark
Helen Davis
Angel
J. Bee
Chicago
Middletown Aviation Club
Church Dining Room Scene of Ceremory
The Women’s General Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met in the church dining room for a covered dish dinner. Mrs Yocum led devotionals with candlelight, others placed lighted candles on the altar as a Bible stood behind five candlesticks. Delegates Randall, Draut, and Fogelman reported on the 66th annual convention at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's General Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Harold Draut
Carl Robbins
Clyde Yocum
Yocum
Carl Masking
Ida Rodafer
Rs. Robbins
William Randall
Draut
Charles Fogelman
Society
Miami University
Randall
Kings Messenger Club Meeting at Mrs Anderson Home
The Kings Messenger Class of Calvary Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Andrew Anderson at 315 North Grimes Street on Friday July 14 at 7 30 p m Dinner will include sliced pickled beets served with hamburgers between toasted buns.
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Kings Messenger
Calegary Methodist Church
Andrew Anderson
North Grimes St
Lown Party by Local Sorority Highlights Labora tory Theme
Mrs Gene P presided over Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Habigs home on Sixth Ave. The year’s theme, The Laboratory of Self-Appreciation, was announced. Officers and committees were named, plans noted for the international convention in Evansville, and a Wiener bake on the lawn followed the short meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene P
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Aul Habig
Sixth Ave
Ways and Means
Irene Amatulu
Sam Woods
I Kaurich
Mise Marie
Ginger Kreators
Wile Mam
Joseph Duerr
Roger Dillman
Bethel Whitt
Walton
Pete Turlakis
Marilyn Adams
H. Clark
Ray Nicholas
Howard Cohen
Robert Huntsbarger
Charles Stamp
James Chappell
Winifred Moorehead
Evansville
Ind
Prime Inds Class Holds Tuesday MPFT
Friendship Class of Maple Park Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Clarence Taylor’s Weber Street home. Led by president Mrs. Harold Flatter, devotional and business were held with Bible study by Mrs. Pearl Stesell. Plans for a July 30 Arm oo Park Sunday School picnic and contests with prizes to Mrs. Charlies Bell Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. William Hughes. Lunch was provided by the hostess. Next meeting will be at Chauteauqua August.
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Friendsship
Maple Park
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clarence Taylor
Weber St
Harold Flatter
Mrearl Stesell
Armoo Park
Mee
Charlies Bell
Robert Bell
William Hughes
Robert Gray
Chauteuqua
Silver Link Council Installs Officers in 1980 ceremony
The Silver Link Council No. 2723 held a regular meeting to install officers including Edward Busby as junior post counselor and Mrs. John T. McChesney as associated junior post counselor. A business session followed with a social hour. Regulations from Lemon Township outlaw vehicle parking on roads within township limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siver Link Council
Edward Busby
John T. McChesney
Associated Junior Post
Archie Sharp
Jack Williams
Victor Click, Jr
Robert Fiecus
Joe Ditmyer
Elmer Tr 4
Maude Williams
Gerald Fagen
Butler County
Lemon Township
Butter County
Wey
Spoe
Pepentee
Seid
Perron
Venice
Aid
Mehl
Paul Clerk
Lemon Soceamip
National Convention Plans New Projects for Delta Theta Tau
Mrs Janet Walsh attends the national Delta Theta Tau convention in South Bend Indiana as Beta Gamma Chapter delegate. More than 175 chapters from 14 states discuss a philanthropic project plan including a service center for girls a teen dormitory medical center in Knot County Kentucky and a Delta Theta Tau Community School. Election of national officers and installation follow July 15. Ben Brock and Mrs Walsh spoke yesterday. they return after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Walsh
Delite Theta Taw
South Bend
Ind
Beta Gamma
Knott County
Ben Brock
Theta Tau
Bore’ Town
Children’s Aid Society of
Mishaweeka
Girletown, USA
Whiteface
Tex
Kcott County
Delta Theta Tau
Delta This Tau
Salvation Army
Peralvele
Auxiliary Members Attend Sunbeam Camp
Mrs. L C Lackey Mrs Kenneth Sharp and Mrs Vincent Sisson members of the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary traveled to Glendale to view the Sunbeam Camp. The local auxiliary has sent twelve sunbeams for five days and seven guards for seven days.
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L. C. Lackey
Kenneth Sharp
Vincent Sission
Women’s Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Glendale
Lackey
Which Way Japan reviewed at Bethlehem parish meeting
Members of the Bethlehem Lutheran Missionary Society met at the Parish House last evening. Tommie Beard entertained with two piano selections to open the meeting. Plans were made for the next meeting as an outing at Bethany Village in Dayton. The group voted to sell Christmas cards this year.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Missionary Society
Tommie Beard
A. McFeeters
Bethany Village
Dayton
National Officers Attend Meeting of Local Sorority Chapter
Mrs Leonard Dobkin of Garden Grove California national president of Phi Bets Pi and the past national treasurer Mrs George Cook of Montclair NJ attended the local chapter meeting at Blair's. Other guests included Miss Dorothy Wiegner Allentown PA and Mrs Paul Pienk Dayton. A buffet opened the evening and installations of national and local officers were led by Mrs Dobkin.
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Leonard Dobkin
Garden Grove
Calif
Phi Bets Pei
George Cook
Montclaire
N. J
Dorthes Wiegner
Allentown
Paul Pienk
Dayton
Blair’s
Chicago
Dobkin
Martin Miller
Ohio State
Robert Holly
Robert Raine
Richard Grubbs
Robert Heyden
Don Denner
A. R. Maupis
Conn Mers
Tillman Ellieon
Marjorie Gardner
Clare Mae Yorgen
Officers Bridge
Ea Vollette
Donald Jenkine
Maupin
Miller
Cecil Runyan
Pitison
Sylvester Shetter
Twelve And One Club Lawn Party On Erie Ave
The Twelve And One Club held a lawn party on Erie Avenue with tables on the lawn and a pleasant evening. Miss Betty Gephart’s birthday was highlighted, followed by refreshments for regular members and guests.
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Erie Ave
Betty Gephart
Arthur Sanderson
Larry Wardlow
C. Coppenhaver
Quentin Hele
Edward Windsor
Harold Mullins
W.C. Curtis
Elizabeth Caldwell
Kart
Missionary Society Breakfast Meeting Held at Home
Sarah Thom son Missionary Society of the Church of Christ gathered Tuesday at 6 20 am at Mrs Williem Meek 3001 Grand Ave for their annual breakfast. Mrs J B Gividen delivered devotionals from Fulton Oursler’s Why Love Your Enemies and led a panel on The Church And The State assisted by Mrs Dale Brock Mrs George Patuman and Mrs Richard Gray.
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Sarah Thomson Missionary Society of
The
Church of Christ
Williem Meek
Grand Ave
Mre
J. B. Gividen
Fulton Oursler
Dale Brock
George Patuman
Richard Gray
Miss Worley Feted With Personal Shower
A personal wedding shower honored Miss Jes 6 Verand Worley for her upcoming marriage to Richard Wexlman set for Friday at Greco Baptist Church. Hosts were The Shanty with guests including Joyce Fordyce and a prize-winning group. streamers framed the gift table with games reflecting the theme.
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Jes
Harold Fordyce
Claude Burton
Miss Hammond
Anita Stacy
Chautauqua Picnic Enjoyed by Homemakers Circle
Members of Homemakers Circle 1 and their families enjoyed a Chautauqua picnic last evening. Mrs. Robert Stutz chaired the event, with remarks by Mrs Martin Moore. Children enjoyed vacilities and amusements after dinner. Awn end dinner planned and regular meetings resume in September.
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Homemakers’ Club Circle 1
Chautauqua
Robert Stutz
Martin Moore
Mes Robertim
Postponed Choir Practice and Mixed Tuna Snack Notice
Postponed event announces there will be no choir rehearsal tomorrow evening at the same time. A disjointed obituary and estate notice mentions Catherine RK and executor duties in Middletown with probate claims due within four months to avoid bar. The dated material lists July 1900 and references attorney Berd and a 12 10 98 duty.
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Charlee
Catherine RK
Conn Rossfeld
Middletown
Obie
Howe
Guly
Butler
MacArthur cites war crime ruling after POW killings
The official communique states the murder of POWs violates laws of war and those who order or permit such offenses face death penalty by military tribunals. Reports describe four infantrymen killed after capture, one with a soldier’s body shown among rocks and torn gear. Front line accounts say prisoners’ hands were tied and bodies displayed. Pyongyang radio has not commented on the atrocity report.
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Ing
Pyongyang
Hae
Lifeguard Warning Urges Safe Swimming
Dr. L. C. Neer, the commissioner, warned citizens to keep life in lifeguards hands. He cited drownings at unsafe swimming holes and lakes and urged swimming only in guarded areas to ensure surviving the outing.
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L. C. Neer
Dr. Neer
Court of Honor for Explorer Post 20001 Held
Explorer Post 20001 of Middletown held a court of honor and picnic at Chautauqua Monday night. Five more received awards. Advisor Jim Figley, Gene Moon, Billy Mile, Bob Baker and Dick Dieterly received Frontierman awards. Two new boys were inducted into the post, Bob Yauch and Dick List.
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Middletown
Chautauqua Monda
Jim Figley
Gene Moon
Billy Mile
Bob Baker
Dick Dieterly
Post
Bob Yauch
Dick List
Captured Americans Reported in Pyongyang Camp Broadcasts
A radio broadcast from Pyongyang claims two captured Americans, Capt Ambrose Nugent and Lt Cox, are making attacks on the United States from a temporary camp. Front reports suggest torture may have forced the broadcasts, though the two men are currently detained in Korea.
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Pyongyang
United States
Ambrose 4. Nugent
2 C Cox
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