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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1950

Page

9

Warren County Polo Institute Event Shifts Venues

A Warren County gathering moves from Mrs Lee Childress to Mrs David Potts residence then holds the second Waren County Lamb Pool at 8 a.m. at the Warren County Fairground. The notice urges all Warren County graduate nurses and National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis members to attend at Wilmington High School Wednesday.

Waren County Warren County Fairground Warren County The Nation Foundation For Wilmington Wed

Franklin Class To Have Social

The Teens and Twenties of the First Church of God sponsor an ice cream social on the church lawn at South River Street. The event begins Friday at six pm and the public is invited.

Franklin First Church of God South River St

Carlisle Scouts Social Benefit Supper And Ice Cream Sodal

Carlisle The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts plan a combined benefit social and supper at 5:00 Friday. They will serve beans potatoes home made cake pies ice cream barbecue hot dogs tuna fish ham sandwiches and assorted soft drinks at the town hall social will follow.

Carlisle Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Travel News

Mrs. Arthur Sisco and Mrs. Kathryn Hireschback returned home Sunday from a trip to Niagara Falls. Kathryn Williamson will spend a few weeks in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Fay and Mr and Mrs Gordon Pergram with son from Middletown were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Don Mote and daughter. Bobby Sisco spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Long in Trenton.

RED Lion Arthur Sisco Kathryn Hireschback Niagara Fall Kathryn Williamson Dayton Fay Gordon Pergram Middletown Don Mote Bobby Sisco Kenneth Long Trenton

Local notices from Germantown and nearby communities

Brief items announce American Legion Aus ary regular meeting at the Legion Home in Germantown. A lawn fete at Union Chapel Church Keister Rd in Poasttown Heights. Middle town High School band performance. White Cream social on the lawn of First Church of God South River St in Franklin. West Side Cream gathering at 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs Alter Bullard Jr Spring Ave. Presbyweds Close picnic supper at Ft St Clair Sunday evening with members meeting at the church.

Poasttown Heights Union Chapel Keister Rd Middletown High School Franklin First Church of God South River St Alter Bullard, Jr Spring Ave

Somerville Homecoming Celebration Set For Saturday

Somerville locals plan a homecoming celebration this Saturday highlighting community spirit and local festivities with residents invited to join in events and activities throughout the day.

Somerville

Special election date set for August 29 in Springboro

Clearcreek Township Board of Education fixed August 29 for a bond issue election to fund a new school building. The board scheduled another meeting for Thursday evening to finalize details and arrangements.

Springboro Clearcreek Township

Trenton Clubs Plan Medical Visit Before Housing Choice

At a joint Trenton Mothers Club and Jolly Mothers Club meeting at Mrs. T. H. Bell's home, members decided to contact a doctor about visiting Trenton before choosing a housing plan.

Trenton Trenton Mothers Club Jolly Mothers Club T. H. Bell

Local Residents Share Travel and Visits Across States

Mrs Matilda Cooper of Sevenmile and Miss Emma Angst visit Tuesday afternoon. Shirley Coate spends the weekend in Columbus visiting Betty Schiebert, Mrs Everett Gayman and daughters Judy and Sally. Nancy and Jimmy Kennedy of Green Hill visit the Ken family for several days. Bruce Graber of Detroit spends Saturday with the Cochran family. The Fishers host a weekend in Middletown and John Schrock is in Middletown Hospital. Captain and Mrs W H Tilley of Honolulu and Mr and Mrs Albert Winkler spend last Saturday in Kentucky. Winfred McClain and children enjoy a two week Florida vacation. Mildred Borger visits Don Borger’s family in Girard. Evelyn Borger visits friends in Oxford and attends a puppeteer exhibit at Western College. Robert and sons return from vacation in Michigan. John Sharits and Mrs Elmer Riley visit Middletown.

Trenton Matilda Cooper Sevenmile Emma Angst Shirley Coate Columbus Betty Schiebert Everett Gayman Judy Sally Malcolm Alexander Chillicothe Nancy Jimmy Kennedy Green Hille Leonard Ken Bruce Graber Detroit Mich Robert Cochran Charles Fisher Middletown Freeman Fisher John Schrock Middletown Hospital John Sharits Arate Ty F. Northan Climax, Ky W. H. Tilley Honolulu Hawaii Albert Winkler Kentucky Winfred McClain Florida Mildred Borger Donald Borger Girard Evelyn Borger Oxford Western College Robert and Sons Michigan John Sharite Elmer Riley Franklin Orville Marner Vernon Matthews Cincinnati C Sharp Donald House Everett Minge Bob Wiliam Starks Dayton William C. Good Lawisburg Robert Ward Marvin Sherron Edward Nickel Martineville Nina Williams Jesse Sheets Jacob Scholl Lebanon Judy Tinch Ralph Tinch Wilson Moore Huber Newcomb Bob Minge Betty Mulvaney Barbara Steut Chuck Harris Indian Lake Speed Riddell Champaign Lil W. Edward Riddell John King Hugh Pegan Hollowtown Ezra Carpenter Louis Kalbe Rayce Lima Virgil Tinch Mt. Vernon Paris Harley Gebhart G. D. Rossman Chicago al Morgan Edward Rausch

Franklin School Board Adopts Larger Budget For 1950-51

Franklin Hoard of Education approved a larger budget for 1950 51 with 301 128 general fund and 97 948 33 in the special fund an overall rise of 8 717 60 in the general fund while the tax rate remains unchanged due to expected duplication shifts. The plan adds five new teachers for Anthony Wayne School and requires eight months of funding in 1951 for instructional needs along with maintenance increases tied to the new school and high shop equipment. The district plans rehabilitation funds from the state lower than prior years and will buy an extra school bus, replace one, and finalize bids on a cafeteria freezer and related work. several staff vacancies remain.

Franklin Franklin Hoard of Anthony Wayne

Franklin Social Note Roundup From Ohio Community

Franklin residents share weekend visits and travels across Cincinnati Dayton and Lima as relatives attend funerals reunions and hospital events. Local families Edward Riddell Kalbe Carpenter Kinder Barcalow and others are noted with trips to Michigan Illinois Kentucky and Chicago for Lions Convention and a TV appearance.

Franklin Bible Class Will Meet Thursday

The West Side Bible Class will meet Thursday at 1 30 pm in the home of Mrs Walter Bullard Jr on Spring Ave. All ladies interested are invited attend these meetings.

Franklin West Side Walter Bullard, Jr Spring Ave

Cincinnati and Dayton Society Notices and Visits

Carlisle and Covington families dined with the Walters in Dayton. Heckman family from Covington visited Simons. Pheneger and Mount households called on Cross and Schmidt in Cincinnati Hyde Park. Mrs Mount plans a Dayton Art Institute Junior Flower Show for August 19 and 20. Local visits from Miamisburg and Dayton figures noted.

EB. J. Maberer Dayton Don Ingabrand Edgar Cross C. R. Mount John Mount Pe Ter Jeannine Dorothea Schmidt David Carie Louise Mount Hyde Park Cincinnati Leo Fortney Marelou Miamisburg

Birthday dinner honored Wright and Perkins kin in Franklin area

A covered dish dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil som Moore on Third St honored the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Moore s sister Mrs George Perkins and uncles Estel and Raymond Wright. The gathering included numerous Wrights Lewises and others from Franklin Middletown Ambus Morning Sun Charlene and nearby communities.

Lene Richmond Patay Hele Silas Dogsdon Ronnie Myers Danny Moore Gene Hollingsworth Dick Cook Bobby Hetzler Lacy Melton Rose Hall Joe Baker Wilsom Moore Third St Estel Wright Raymond Wright Albert Lewis Robert Dunn Dorothy W T Jimmy Wright Perkins Franklin Ray Kraft Gerhard Murka Roy Adkins Middletown Eugene Chiale Sue Imlay Ambus Clifton Morrow Morning Sun Charlotte Taylor Charlene

Superintendent's Relative Heading Marine Air Unit

An article fragment mentions a Marine Air Group 8 unit in California with orders to the West Front. It notes a superintendent's relative, a Naval Academy graduate, and a son Peter Koonce who graduated from Lebanon School in 1008. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.

Marine Air Unit Wu Pnerin Merine Air Group Marine Air Reseceene Naval Academy Iam Fane Masiow Airerat Twath Pacific Gg BR Peter Koonce Lebanon Annepele Koonce Orate

Mason Legion Post Elects and Installs

Leste C Brunk was made Legion at a recent meeting by port commander Marley Brunk. Aleioetelied were Russell W Carter first wire commander Joseph Harr second vice commander John C Pye adjutant Robert L Spaeth treasurer Charles Aylettock chaplain and Jameson sergeant at arms. Past commander Harley Brunk mentored his son in the office he formerly held.

Mason Leste C. Brunk Can Legion Marley Brunk Russell W Carter Joseph Harr John C. Pye Robert L. Spaeth Charles Aylettock James ‘On Harley Brunk White

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Celebrations

Dr and Mrs Nelson Southard hosted a dinner in Lebanon with friends from New York and Florida. Lebanon residents visited the Southards. Hamilton guests D B Bahr, Mr and Mrs Lindenmuth, and Mr and Mrs Rawck joined dinners with local families. A 300 club evening featured prizes and games. David Surface celebrated his fifth birthday with neighbors. Friends from Tre mont City shared meals with Dr Do Elliott and family. Clarence McNeely anniversary observances drew gifts from area friends. Lake Manitou vacationers and Henderson visitors were noted in weekend attendance.

Lebanon Nelson Southard New York Florida Frieda Diltush BE C. Bahr Southard Richard Linden Muth Robert Rawck Hamilton George Wagner Dayton Herold George Willem Pierce Prise Paul Armstrong Poster Edens Paui Surface Orchard Ave David Willem Morris See Wayne Tremont City Do. W. Elliott Linda Stevie Clarence McNeely Sharonville Mmany J. F. Wertz Karl McKay Johnny Huntington W. Ve Lake Maniton Ontario Martens Danville Walter O'Nea Henderson H. H. Druhet Clara Druhot al Foden Obbate Lowell Hagats Ce Cos de

4 H Club Round-Up Hanover Clothing Event

The Hanover 4-H Round-Up covered Hanover Clothing with officers elected led by Barhars DAH as vice president Mayen secretary Wilms Jones treasurer Anne Campbell and news reporter Carotye. Members started new projects, refreshments served, and meetings discussed health programs and demonstrations.

Bird Barhars Dah Priece Mayen Wilms Jones Receuver Anne Campbell Carotye Hit Judith Recrestion Bartere Berger Hanover Clothing Chuir Cleane Forrester Informa Tn Deane Vander Snook

Liberty clubs hold meetings and events at local sites

The Liberty Cooking Club met at Kaberty School with seven members answering the roll. Jeanette Maddow baked a sponge cake while refreshments were served per Helen Reynolds, News Reporter. The Liberty Stitchers met at Judith Robinson’s home recently and Marianne Barnhouse will demo for the junior division on round-up day. Connie Riler and Eunice Kennel will demo a senior division act. The Liberty Cookies and Liberty Stitchers gathered at Dr. Andersen’s office for a physical examination with Carolyn Brandenburg presenting a demonstration.

Nelly Chuir Helly School Ment Hoth Herrmann Eve. Herrmann Roth Herrmann Joan Dare Renorter Dellyleen Sowder Hanover Pood Club Mane Marilyn Irwin Rosella Jones Carolyn Richardson John Settle Julia Settle Charlene Moon Pessy Faye Gessler Liberty Cooking Club Kaberty School Jeanette Maddow Helen Reynolds Liberty Judith Robinson Marianne Barnhouse Connie Riler Eunice Kennel Dr. Andersen Carolyn Brandenburg

Shandon Chatter Club plans bekewale event at court house

The Shandon Chatter and Stitch Club met at Eleane Cone's home and decided to hold a bekewale at Hamilton Court House Market on the morning of July 8. Mary Ann Schradin demonstrated pattern cutting and garment construction. Jil Wied will bring items to the next meeting. Eleane Lane, Hamnenberg, and Patty Morehouse will present, per Jil Wilean.

Eleane Cone Hamilton Court House Mary Ann Schradin Jil Wied Hamenberg Patty Morehouse Jil Wilean

Presbyweds Plan A Picnic Sunday

CAMDEN The Claws of the Presbyterian C will have covered dish supper at Fort & Clair on Sunday evening at their regular meeting. The members will meet at the church at 6 pm. Committee in charge of plan consists of Mrs Willard Moss Jr Mrs John Thomas and Mrs Jerrol Strick ion.

Monroe News and Social Notices from Canton and Monroe

In Canton and Monroe communities the department council held its 100 percent lodge installation with Grand Messenger presiding. Mrs Bart Hiteehtee and Mrs Merle Constiner returned. Joan Cate of Lytle attended a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Girard Frewtre on Green Tree. Guests included Mrs Sherman Montgomery, Mrs Alfred Cain, Mrs Walter Frasee, and Mrs Blair Frasee. Mr and Mrs William Metlohan hosted Bart Kifer and Richard Cogan of Cincinnati for a Sunday picnic supper.

Monroe Bart Hiteehtee Department Lodee Canton Matner Merle Constiner Rouge Robert Rack Ney Joan Cate Lytle Girard Frewtre Green Tree Ma Mra Whitacre Mre Frasee Alfred Cain Sherman Montgomery Merveyaurs Aynesville Walter Frasee George Frasee Blair Frasee William Metlohan Bart Kifer End Mire Richard Cogan Cincione Ati

Friends' Church Keystone Class Meets In Woods

A West Elkton notice describes a Keystone class gathering at the woods with several church members listed. A roast meal followed the meeting, with families and neighbors in attendance, including Mr and Mrs Paterson, Mr and Mrs Keller, and other local residents.

Friends’ Church Keystone Woods West Elkton Feck Vareld Keller Robert Stutie Deughter Weller Ertman Ant Jim Kick Mra Gort Allen Alem Reterte Jim Erwin Marton Mere Joes Roach Carrie Pear Ceretyn Wet Jogee Hough

Historical Group To Meet Monday Lebanon

The Warren County History Society will hold a meeting on July 7 at the Lebanon site. President Jerry C Setwerts will preside as Mason Phillips from Ghendewer presents slides from the Cincinnati Library detailing local sites and historic locations.

Lebanon Warren Counery Histories Society Jerry C Setwerts Ane Fened Tewtay Mee Wien Mason Phillips Ghendewer Cincinneti Lepine Sme Oerthen Etete

Real Estate Tax Deadline Near

Leanon Thuretay the teadhine for perment of the sec od half of 1968 real estate taxes without a penalty. George D. Jot, county treasurer, notes the second installment due. A penalty will be added for taxes paid after the deadline, the treasurer said.

Leanon Thuretay George D. Jot Teasurer

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