Shower Honors Betty Ann Trees Bride-Elect In Princeton Park
Betty Ann Trees bride-elect received a colorful yellow and white shower hosted by Mrs. John Meir at Princeton Park, with guests including Mrs. Arthur Apple Mrs. Clifford Stewart and many others. The evening featured bridge prizes for Miss Eaton Mrs. Ramseyer and Mrs. Maier and refreshments after gifts were opened. Another shower for Mrs. Carl Hurr was hosted by Mrs. Anthony Hurr and Miss Mary Gertrude Hurr on Young Street with games prizes and a display of gifts plus ice cream and cake.
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Betty Ann Trees
John Meir
Princeton Pk
Arthur Apple
Clifford Stewart
Richard Maier
Ralph Line
Bertha Leppich
Frank Buchannan
John Allen
Arthur Hadley
Roy Stoutenborough
Henry Paland
Paul Ramseyer
Thom. Armstead
Carl Gilcrist
Clarence King
Robert Eaton
Dick Meeker
Ted Huntsbarger
Walter Wisdom
Mary Weikal
C. M. Trees
Leonard Boyd
Carl Hurr
Anthony Hurr
Mary Gertrude Hurr
Nunlist
Irvin Hurr
Schneider
Klackner
Robert Nunlist, Jr
Aroald Biser
Clarence Deger
Roland Hess
Arthur Moon
Paul Deger
John Hurr
Rosa Creger
Nada Deger
Helen Otte
Births at Franklin Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Falkner of Franklin announce a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Perrin Collins of Franklin announce a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Deaton of 1306 Walnut Street announce a girl born Friday. Mr and Mrs Joseph DeBrosse of Franklin announce a girl born Saturday.
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William Falkner
Fraklin
Perrin Collins
Franklin
Paul Deaton
Walnut St
Joseph DeBrosse
Church group plans August picnic at West Middletown
Mrs Richard Johnson hosted the C I C Class of West Middletown Church for a meeting last night. Plans for an August picnic were set with date to be announced. After the business session members played games with prizes for Mrs Wayne Back Miss Magdalen Faries and Mrs Robert Wood. Eighteen members enjoyed refreshments.
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Richard Johnson
West Middletown
Wayne Back
Magdalen Faries
Robert Wood
Shower Honors Mrs Frank Fisher on Sutphin Street
Miss Clara Klein and Miss Jean Homan hosted a pleasant surprise shower for Mrs. Frank Fisher on Sutphin Street. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Anthony Hampel Mrs. Perry Neill Mrs. Ray Oldfield Mrs. J Orth and the guest of honor. Many gifts were opened and refreshments served.
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Frank Fisher
Clara Klein
Jean Homan
Sutphin St
Anthony Hampel
Perry Neill
Ray Oldfield
J. Orth
Fisher
Orth
R. Vanetta
Hampel
Charles Bendel
William Bendel
Robert Bendel
Sandee Mendlin
Nora Jenning
W. W. Getter
Neill
Frank Fabing
Oldfield
Marcella Boellke
Ann Fisher
Statesman Horizontal 1 4 Pictured
A puzzle style entry lists clues across and down with theme references and a grid style solution path. The clues span general terms and proper nouns across biology geography and chemistry with several abbreviations and thematic hints.
Vocabulary Puzzle Clues From a Puzzle Page
A list of numbered clue words includes inane hurl animal sloped states misuses swine small bays fold ascended matures trial get up German river promontory either coin symbol tus samarium and myself.
Mary Haworth Couple With Different Views Can't Hope For Happy Life
Dear Mary Haworth asks if a 36 year old officer recently divorced can marryAnne a 33 year old statistician with strict religious views who disapproves of social drinking dancing and movies. He seeks guidance on possible concessions and the viability of a happy marriage given divergent life outlooks.
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Mary Haworth
Anne
Estonian Oil Shale Sparks Uranium Report From Exiles
Estonian exile diplomats claim Hus sia is producing uranium from Estonian oil shale ashes in Kohtla Vaerve region and transporting it to Russia. They say Estonia did not pursue shale ash uranium, while 1940-41 Soviet occupiers reserved shale oil for experiments. Official figures forecast large Estonia oil shale production 1950, with thousands of workers, Russians and POWs employed, and Russia expanding uranium sources in Bulgaria Jachymov and Saxony.
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United Press
Tondon
Hussia
Estonia
Russia
Kohtla Vaerve
Lake
Peips
Gdov
Bulgaria
Strelicha
Bukhovo
Jachymov
Bohemia
Ore
Saxony
Germany
Boom May Boost Tax Revenues
County officials predict higher tax revenues for Middletown, Hamilton, and Butler County as a building boom adds 5,000 to 10,000 homes. Average value per home is about 10,000 dollars, with current annual fees and taxes totaling over 257,000 dollars. A county wide re appraisal could increase the amount collected, though exact adds to the tax duplicate are uncertain.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
U S considers forest fertilizer plan to speed timber growth
Washington reports a plan by the Agriculture Department forest service to boost wood production by using low cost fertilizers in forests. Purdue University’s Dr Sol Boyk proposes chemically treated sewage and garbage as fertilizer to cut timber growth time and curb river pollution.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Sol Boyk
Purdue University
U. S
Boyk
U. S. Forest
Snowplow sale pitched for next season by NYC sanitation
New York officials advertise 16 second-hand snowplows for sale as autumn temperatures hover near 90. Department of sanitation notes ample time to repair and tune the tractors before the snow flies, ensuring readiness for winter.
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New York
Department of Sanitation
When Love Meets Bias in Marriage Advice from a Psych Analyst
A writer urges D. S. to reconsider an arranged match with Anne, arguing divergent outlooks ruin harmony. The analyst predicts conflict without psychoanalytic self‑assessment and warns against marrying a straitlaced partner to avoid future neuroses and repeat tragedy.
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Anne
Amsterdam Show Pays To Be Ignorant in Quiet Night
Local radio page highlights Amsterdam programing and a modern mood music segment. Listings feature Les Shepard's orchestra, Hawaii calls, and the Night Watch with notable notes from WPFB and Jamboree segments.
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Amsterdam
FBI Agent Urges Teachers to Promote Law and Order
Cincinnati FBI agent Ostrolhoff told teachers at the Miami University conference that schools are key to stopping delinquency. He urged teachers to frame lessons around morality and the Ten Commandments, stating the problem is parental delinquency and the home has failed.
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Oxford
Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami University
FBI
Three youths held on delinquency charge in park incident
Hamilton authorities hold Jas per Price 19 Edward Hymer 18 and William Baker 19 on a statutory charge tied to a morals incident in East View Park district Judge Oscar Leiser disclosed. Two juveniles are detained in connection with the case. The victim is a nine year old boy.
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Hamilton
Butler County
East View Park District
Oscar Leiser
Jasper Price
Edward Hymer
William Baker
Cleveland Firemen Crack Down On Absent-minded Keys
Cleveland firefighters report a fourth false alarm this year as they rush to a firebox only to find a letter sticking from the handle, revealing a practical joke by an absent resident.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Steel firm faces strike over wage offer and benefits
The company proposes a 13 cent hourly wage boost for production workers earning under $625 monthly with salaried staff treated individually. A $1.52 average hourly rate exists for production workers. CIO United Auto Workers threaten to halt production as talks on wages and other issues stall with no scheduled negotiations. The union seeks 14 cents plus extra security and benefits.
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CIO United Auto
Ford UAW Leaders Seek Strike Authorization
The union leaders plan to meet in Detroit Monday to decide on strike authorization for the Ford-UAW department. Most Ford locals are expected to vote over the weekend on the strike issue.
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International Executive Board
Detroit
Ford-Uaw Department
Ford
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