Local Society Notes Open Weekend Travel and Farewells
Mr and Mrs M P Schrock left for a month long West tour stopping in Spokane to visit son in law and daughter George Hunsinger. Mrs J S Day and Miss Mary Strodtbeck went to Detroit for a two week visit with daughters in Detroit Cleveland and Exeter N H. Edwin L Tyson family attended Cincinnati Zoo Opera Il Trovatore and spent Sunday in Louisville. Pfc Chester Smith departed for Camp Gordon Ga with Signal Corps. over 40 relatives and friends gathered for a farewell picnic at a Miami River cottage near Hamilton.
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M. P. Schrock
West
Spokane
Wash
George Hunsinger
J. S. Day
Mary Strodtbeck
Detroit
Day
Clarence Frederick
Richard Sellers
Cleveland
Canada
Chester Smith
Camp Gordon
Signal Corps
Miami River
Hamilton
Picnic And Shower Begin Pre-Nuptial Festivities Honoring Miss Laut
A weekend opening event for Miss Yvonne Laut and Joseph M. Dillon featured a picnic luncheon and linen shower at the Polisini home on Lebanon Coles Road. Guests enjoyed lawn luncheon, bridge and canasta with winners announced and a guest list including Mrs. E J Polisini and many Laut and Dillon relatives ahead of a August 4 wedding at Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Laut
Vonne Laut
Joseph M. Dillon
Holy Trinity Church
Earl Achberger
Richard Hagen, Jr
First French Balloon Giant Makes First Passenger Flight
The 1863 Giant balloon made the first passenger air voyage from Paris carrying twelve people amid a historic ascent.
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Paris
Society deadlines outline for weddings engagements and notices
The Society Department sets deadlines for wedding and engagement forms by five days before events. Tuesday noon for Saturday weddings or Sunday engagements. Pictures for Sunday edition due Tuesday noon. Calendar items due 3 p.m. Friday. Reports due by 10:15 next morning. Saturday deadline 9:30 a.m. Club reports 36 hours post meeting. Coming Up notices by phone allowed.
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Society Department
Women of the Moose Picnic Planned at Armie Park
Coming Up Women of the Moose hold a picnic Wednesday evening at Armie Park meeting at 6 30 p m at the club Graduate Regents Women of the Moose hold its annual picnic tomorrow at 7 p m at Leurdsville.
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Women of the Moose
Armie Park
Leurdsville
Adventist Mount Vernon Camp Meetings End
Adventist Church camp meetings at the Adventist Academy in Mt. Vernon concluded after a weekend with 6,000 attendees. Local participants included Elder R. A. Bata and families, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sooy, and numerous listed local members.
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Mt. Vernon
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Adventist Academy
R. A. Bata
Fam Hy
W. E. Sooy
B. E. Sooy
Sarah Tomes
Walter Smith
Mary Goodwin
Beulah Jones
Mabel Ward
Irene Thompson
Bertha Tateman
Velma Ferguson
Bessie McGuire
Fire and flood engulf three Kansas City industrial zones
Violent explosions of fuel and naphtha tanks drove nearby residents from homes as floodwaters rose up to 15 feet across a 3,000 acre area. The Fairfax district and Phillips refinery area were among the flooded zones in both Kansas Citys with oil entering the water.
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Tros
Kansas Citys
Fairfax
Phillips
New 18 Year Olds Sign Draft Forms Each Month
Officials of the local Selective Service Board report about 40 eighteen year olds sign draft registration forms monthly. An 18 year old must register within five days after turning 18 and carry the draft card number after registration. A 1951 act lowers the draft age minimum to 18% under Universal Military Training and Service.
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Selective Service Board 10
UMTS
Armory Permit Held Up Over Plan Changes
The National Guard Armory on South Main Street faces permit delays until plan revisions are made. Building Commissioner Orville Corson said two restrooms are required and the heater room wall must be widened from eight to 12 inches, among other changes. The project, estimated at $250,000, includes offices, a drill hall and classrooms.
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National Guard
South Main St
Orville Corson
Corson
Carson
Two Hungarians Ordered Out By U S In Diplomats Move
In a retaliatory action against Hungary, the United States declared two Hungarian diplomats persona non grata and ordered their withdrawal from Washington. The Hungarian actions followed similar U S moves against American diplomats in Budapest, including Albert W. Sherer Jr and Ruth Tryon. The expulsions reflect a tit-for-tat diplomatic maneuver between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Legation
Albert W. Sherer, Jr
Budapest
Ruth Tryon
U. S
Lajos Nagy
Peter Varkonyi
Service for Shut-Ins at Mt Zion Baptist Church
Special services will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mt Zion Baptist Church dedicated to the shut ins and the aged. Transportation is available by contacting Mrs Bertha Perkins at 3 1664.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Bertha Perkins
Meetings Set At Amanda Methodist Church
Three meetings are scheduled for Wednesday evening in the Amanda Methodist Church. The Sunday School teachers training class will convene at 6 30 p.m. The choir will rehearse in the sanctuary at the same hour, and the music committee will meet at 7 30 p.m.
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Excello
Amanda Methodist Church
Reserve Battery To Hear Orders Before Summer Training
Capt. Carl Foley of the 323rd Field Artillery Battalion will address Battery B at 8 15 tonight in the Legion Armory. The local reserve unit plans to depart for summer training at Ft. Knox Kentucky on July 22. Tonight's meeting will be the last before departure and clothing will be issued along with final instructions.
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Carl Foley
323Rd Field Artillery Battalion
Legion Armory
Robert C. Ford
Ft. Knox
Ford
False alarm reported by fire crew on Fourth Ave
Fire department responded to a 10 45 a m call on Fourth Ave but found no fire. Crews reported the alarm was false after inspection.
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Fourth Ave
SRO Sign Out Disputes At Franklin Mayor Riley Court
Franklin mayor J T Riley faces 22 offenders in a packed session with a mix of charges including non support drunken driving assault and battery speeding reckless operation improper parking littering and left of center. Two men appear for simple intoxication and one for three intoxication charges.
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SRO
Riley
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Frank Sexton
Jack Alcorn
Arthur Dunaway
Hamilton
Gordon Allen
Ross Cl de
Raymond F. Kindred
Johnny Salley
Alden C. Jeffers
Cincinnati
Elmer G. Sturgill
Middletown
Viva M. Wilson
Claypool
Ind
Lee Vaughn
George C. Jones
Lima
Harold A Belcher
Lewis L. Hamilton
Harry R. Kelley
Dayton
William Jones
Dorothy Arkill
Lewis Adams, Jr
Rain Won’t Interfere With Camp Hook Fete
The 25th anniversary celebration at Camp Hook will be held indoors if it rains. A dinner camp fire and an aquatic display are planned with Scouts officials and civic leaders taking part.
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Camp Hook
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