Taylor Family Ends Pleasant Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs C H Taylor and family of 11 Aberdeen Dr complete a two week vacation with a week at Colonial Beach Virginia. They visited Vernon Taylor and family of Washington DC and J D Taylor and wife in Hendersonville North Carolina. Their son Jack, who arrived a week earlier, toured Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Taylor
Aberdeen Dr
Colonial Beach
Vernon Taylor
Washington, D. C
Mr. Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Hendersonville
N. C
Jack
Hall Couple Returns Home After Mayo Clinic Visit
Mr and Mrs T A Hall return to their Park e home after three weeks at Zum bro Hotel Rochester Minn. Mr Hall checked at Mayo Clinic then the couple visited friends in northern Illinois before going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hall
Parke
Zumbro Hotel
Rochester
Minn
Hall
Mayo Clinic
Coupe
Ilinois
Mrs Keairns and Daughter Return From Visit
Mrs. Robert Keairns and daughter Karen of Ashland Kentucky returned home after visiting Mrs. Keairns parents Mr. and Mrs. M C Patton of McGee Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keairns
Gaughter
Karen
Ashland, Ky
Sandusky Man Concludes Visit With Sisters
Thomas Cannon of Sandusky finishes a visit with his sisters Mrs. C. V. Musser and Peg Cannon of Fleming. The note records a family reunion ending in Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cannon
Sandusky
C. V. Musser
Peg Cannon
Fleming d
Buchanan couple enjoy Lake Erie vacation week
Mr and Mrs J Russel Buchanan of 1306 Germantown Road are spending the week on Lake Erie. They traveled by plane to Cleveland Monday and expect to return over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
J. Russel Buchanan
Germantown Rd
Cleveland
Philadelphia visitors at local residence named Butt Shearer kin
Philadelphians Mrs. William Butt and Miss Mary Cunningham visit here as guests of Mrs. Butt and sister of her brother. They are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Willis C. Shearer, relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butt
Mary Cunningham
Spindlers Visit Kin in Dixon and Ardmore Holiday Plans
Mrs. Donald Spindler and her son William from Dixon Illinois are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spindler of Ardmore Drive. Mr. Spindler will join them for the weekend and stay through the month. The group traces a Kentucky sightseeing day with Henry Huelsbeck and his children Frank and Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Spindler
William
Dixon, Ill
Mr. Spindler
W. H. Spindler
Ardmore
Kentucky
Henry Huelsbeck
Frank
Henrietta
Teachers Enjoy Picnic Tuesday at Fay Chalet
A Garfield School teachers picnic took place on the lawn of Fay Chalet along the Lebanon Coles Rd with hostess Miss Betty Fay. Attendees included many staff members and families enjoying games cards and refreshments in a cordial social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Vice
Sheila
Glen Maier
Murray Limerick
Paul Enright
H. L. White
Loren Gilbert
Homer Schrock
J. Edward Fay
Jaqueline
Franklin
D. E. Fay
Burlin Williams
Washington Court House
Social Hosts Honor Miss Jeanise Storck of Hamilton
Mrs. George Norris Mrs. Goldye Freeze Mrs. Ann Riley and Mrs. Thomas Martin traveled to Hamilton last evening for dinner at Eaton Manor. Freeze celebrated her birthday as guest of honor. The group then returned to the Martin home on Columbia Ave for an evening of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norris
Goldye Freeze
Ann Riley
Thomas Martin
Hamilton
Eaton Manor
Freeze
Martin
Columbia Ave
Bowie Elieffs Head South for Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Bowie Elieff of Lafayette Avenue departed yesterday for Bradenton Beach Florida for a two week vacation They plan to visit relatives during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie Elieff
Lafayette Ave
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Catholic Ladies of Columbia Meet Evening
At 7 45 p m the Catholic Ladies of Columbia plan their meeting in Holy Trinity Hall. Lone Star Past Councilors host an annual picnic Thursday at 6 p m at Mrs Robert Hart home in Jacksonburg guests bring their own service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity Hall
Lone Star
Robert Hart
Jacksonburg
Pieratt Family Reunion Set for Armco Park
The Pieratt family holds its annual reunion on Sunday July 17 at Armco Park starting at noon. Friends and other relatives are invited to attend with picnics. attendees should bring their own lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieratt
Armco Park
Holiday Marriage United Couple Fourth of July
Miss Joan Betty Kaibaugh and Charles Ray Lansaw wed in Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. J D Nisewonder officiating. Maid of honor Teresa Nori and best man Richard Brandenburg supported amid aqua and marquisette gowns. The couple, both Middletown High graduates, reside at 2007 Woodlawn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Betty Kaibaugh
Charles Stubbs
Grove St
Charles Ray Lansaw
Edward Lansaw
Yankee Rd
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. D. Nisewonder
Teresa Nori
Bach
Miss Nori
Lansaw
Middletown High School
Arrow Dry Cleaners
Crystal Tissue Company
Woodlawn Ave
Ladies' Day at Forest Hills Club Recovers Brisk Round
Forest Hills Club held Ladies' Day with 24 members golfing in a 9:30 a m start. Low grass was turned in by Mrs Walter Reese and Mrs Hilda Johnson. blind bogey won byMrs Robert Whitehurst and Mrs Carl Bogan. Lunch followed at 12:30 and a two ball foursome is planned for Sunday at 3 p m with a covered dish. Reservations via Mr and Mrs S G Shetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Walter Reese
Hilda Johnson
Robert Whitehurst
Carl Bogan
S. G. Shetter
Society Deadline Rules for Notices and Photos
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion for social items. Reports must be in by 10 30 a m the next morning. Saturday deadline is 9 30. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon. reserve space a week in advance. Weddings over 10 days old not used. engagements or weddings only. Sunday calendar items by 3 p m Friday. children birthday parties and stork showers not used.
Surprise Shower Brings Gay Gifts To Bride Elect
Miss Mary Smith, bride elect of William Akers, received miscellaneous gifts at a surprise bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph Schramm and Mrs. Mark O’Flynn at Mary-Etta Street. The event included games, social chat, and refreshments with a themed gift table featuring a miniature bride and groom. The wedding is set for August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
William Akers
Joseph Schramm
Mark O'Flynn
Mary-Etta St
C. S. Smith
Leo McGuff
Margaret O'Flynn
Marie Conner
Ruth Busenlechner
S. J. Schramm
John Itch
Betty Hees
Mary Dinus
Marian Walburg
Christine Ganz
Julanne McGuff
Ruth F. Busenrechner
Leda Henderson Weds Thomas Cornwell in Calvary Church
Miss Leda Henderson and Thomas Cornwell marry in a Monday evening double ring ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church. The bride's sister Louise Henderson was maid of honor and Glenn Henderson was best man. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside with relatives at 704 Yankee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda Henderson
Thomas Cornwell
Calvary Methodist Church
John V. Lacy
Louise Henderson
Glenn Henderson
Cornwell
Middletown High School
Guy Henderson
Catalpa
Marcus Cornwell
London
Ohio Wesleyan
Delta Tau Delta
City Loan of
Hamilton
R. N. Arden
Women’s Missionary Society meets at Evers home
Eighteen members attended the monthly meeting of the United Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs. Hugh Evers’s home. Deovations were led by Mrs. Elmer Compton and study topics by Mrs. Bruce Boutson and Mrs. Bert Guernsey. A short thank offering playlet was presented by several members, followed by refreshments on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Hugh Evers
Elmer Compton
Bruce Boutson
Bert Guernsey
Dorothy Radebaugh
Hubert Arthurs
Howard Haskins
Evers
Franklin Couple Announces Wedding Of Catherine Kadle To Elsworth Schoen
Mr and Mrs George Kadle announce the marriage of daughter Catherine to Elsworth R Schoen son of Mr and Mrs Edward Schoen on July 4 at Methodist Church. After a brief honeymoon in Washington DC they reside at 417 Early Dr Miamisburg. Catherine is a Hamilton High School graduate with a B S from Wilmington College and taught first grade in Ne Franklin. Elsworth is a Steel High School graduate and a tool designer for Chrysler Air Temp Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
George Kadle
Franklin Route 2
Catherine
Elsworth R. Schoen
Edward Schoen
Castlewood Ave
Dayton
Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Miamisburg
Schoen
Hamilton High School
Wilmington College
Ne Franklin
Mr. Schoen
Steel High School
Chrysler Air Temp
Nu Phi Mu Club Social At Twin Creek Road
The Nu Phi Mu Unit One met at Miss Mary Stephens home on Twin Creek Road Tuesday evening for their monthly social. Guests including Virginia Nickels Lois Basford Connie Kellar Lois Lindsay Shirley Kurth Doris Watson Margaret Mehl Phyllis Patrick and the hostess enjoyed cards and a late hour lunch.
Unity Council Daughters of America Meet in Hall
In The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of America met last evening in Knights of Malta Hall. Mervin Sweethan presided at the meeting. Committees were appointed for the coming six month period and a social hour closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council, Daughters’ of America
Knights of Malta
Mervin Sweethan
Wedding Announcement for Etta Faye Sorrell Howell
Mrs Nellie Frances Sorrell of 714 Auburn Street announces the July 2 wedding of her daughter Etta Faye to Leslie Howell of Hamilton. The ceremony at St Anne Rectory in Hamilton was officiated by Msgr R Welch. Mrs Howell is a Middletown High School graduate now with First National Bank. Mr Howell is a Hamilton High School graduate employed by Lima Hamilton Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Frances Sorrell
Auburn St
Etta Faye
Leslie Howell
W. L. Howell
Hamilton
St. Anne Rectory
Msgr. R. Welch
Ladies Day at Wildwood Club Highlights Golf Fun
Eighteen golfers started at 9 30 yesterday for another Ladies Day at Wildwood. Low gross of 44 posted by Mrs C C Mers. Blind bogey winners were Mrs James Abbott Mrs Fred Schatzmann and Mrs Melvin Kelso with 43. Guest day for Wildwood ladies is set for Tuesday July 26 with Mrs E N Clark chairing aided by several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
C. C. Mers
James Abbott
Fred Schatzmann
Melvin Kelso
Ladies of
E. N. Clark
N. J. Lawler
Campbell Allen
Schatzmann
Children Frolic by Middletown Nurses Alumnae
Sixty eight mothers and their children attended the annual children s frolic for the Middletown Hospital Alumnae Association held yesterday at Sunset Park from 2 to 4 30. It was the only children s attendance allowed each year with swimming games and refreshments. Three out of state members joined with their children: Mrs Robert Barnhart Pleasonton Kans Mrs John Vandeveer Haddon Heights N J and Mrs Cecil Busch Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Sunset Park
Middletown Hospital Alumnae Association
Thos
Robert Barnhart
Pleasanton, Kans
John Vandeveer
Haddon Heights
N. J
Cecil Busch
Florida
Sunshine Circle Meeting Postponed At Evangelical Unit
All day Sunshine Circle meeting of First Evangelical Unit ed Brethren Church postponed to a later date. It was set for Friday with Mrs. C T Dagenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. T. Dagenbach
Correction Daughters of Union Veterans meet this evening
The Daughters of Union Veterans will gather at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Anna Smith 1106 Columbia Ave The event was previously listed as at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Anna Smith
Columbia Ave
YMCA
VFW Bazaar Plans Formed For November Festival
The Veteran of Foreign Wars Board of Trustees set plans for a November festival and bazaar to occupy all three floors of the VFW building under general chairman Eldon Williams. Don Bolden was elected as a new trustee for three years, replacing the resigning Arthur Ellinghoff. Hiram Fullen reported on the department convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran of Foreign Wars Board of Trustees
VFW
Eldon Williams
Don Bolden
Arthur Ellinghoff
Department
Hiram Fullen
Armco Ashland Furnace Reopens After Major Overhaul
Armco Steel Corp reports its Bellefonte furnace at Ashland Kentucky is back in operation after repairs and relining begun May 14. The relining was completed by July 1 at a cost over 500000 dollars, with 60000 tons of production lost during the shutdown. The unit first blown in August 1942 and ran nearly seven years, producing about 2600000 tons of pig iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corporation
Bellefonte
Ashland
F. H. Fanning
State liquor inspectors issue 53 raids in June
Department officials report 9,286 inspections of permit holders during June in Columbus. Fifty three raids were conducted, resulting in 95 convictions for illegal possession or operation of liquor. Those convicted paid 12,085 in fines and received 9,620 days of jail sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
State Liquor Department
Juhe
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Hearings Open On Bill for Large Military Construction
Washington AP reports hearings begin on a 623 million dollar military construction bill. Over 195 million is slated for Alaska and Pacific defense projects as the House Armed Services Committee considers a vast Army Air Force and Navy base enlargement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Pacific
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force and Navy
Leftover Rice Omelet with Biscuits and Jelly
A simple method uses half a cup of leftover rice folded into a two egg puffy omelet. Serve hot with fresh biscuits and currant jelly or peach preserves for a quick breakfast or light meal.
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Oye Society Vv
Peg Rosing
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Jeanise Storck
United
United Parts
Unis
Tam
Electrolux
Aponess
Tytus
Forest Hills Club
Society Deadline
R. A. Hill
LeSourdsville Lake
Robert Lane
Harry Ward
L. B. Emrick
Homer Getz
Lane
Cincinnati
Peter Mangelli
Antonette Campanelli
Aid! Society
New York
Pete
Antonette
Etta Faye Sorrel
Wildwood Club
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Armco’s
Ashland Furnace
Norcross
Jean Rooster
Woburn
Mass
Hampton Beach
N.H
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