Sandra Lund Enrolled At Hawaii U
Miss Sandra Lund daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard L Cheney of Franklin is among more than 3 300 students in the six week summer session at the University of Hawaii She is one of 23 Ohioans attending and is staying at Frear Women’s Residence Hall She is an elementary education major at Miami University taking courses in Hawaiian dances swimming and chorus while attending the session The program blends study travel recreation and college credits with tours sail boat parties beach fashion shows dances lectures intercultural programs and an introduction to the Hawaiian sport of leaf sliding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lund
Howard L. Cheney
Franklin
University of Hawaii
Miss Lund
Islands
Frear Women’s Residence
Miami University
NSA Convenes In New York Convention Beginnings
The National Secretaries Assn. national convention opened yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Local delegates include Gwen Matthews as delegate Dorothy Honaker as alternate and Georgia Leftheris as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretaries Assn
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Gwen Matthews
Dorothy Honaker
Georgia Leftheris
Meeting of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors Tomorrow
Members of Julia T. Roth Past Councilors convene at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Jr OUAM Hall to discuss upcoming items and organize activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia T. Roth
Jr. Ouam Hall
Pague Cocktail Party Honors Joan Sebald and David Murray
Mrs Walter C Pague of Kensington Street hosted a cocktail party last night for Miss Joan Sebald and her fiance David Murray Jr The home was decorated with summer bouquets for the event The couple will marry Saturday afternoon at the Sebalds home Doctor and Mrs H Alder Sebald are the bride elects parents
Japanese Student Sponsored At Western By Rotary Clubs
Miss Sumie Ito of Tokyo will study at Western College for a year under a joint sponsorship by Middletown Rotary Club and Hamilton Rotary. President Herrick B. Young announced the recipient, noting Ito's background in English and American literature and her training in flower arranging, a traditional Japanese art. She pursued study after contacting the college through a Tokyo friend and requires American sponsorship to study in the United States. Ito comes from a family renowned for flower arranging and has studied with Sofu Techigahara, founder of a famous school in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Rotary Club
Hamilton Rotary
Tokyo
Japan
Western Western College
Herrick B. Young
Rotary Clubs
Sumie Ito
St. Paul University
Western College
New International
President Young
United States
Young
Rotarians
Miss Ito
Sofu Techigahara
St. Paul's College
Red Cross Serves Dinner To Dayton Vets In Legion Hall
Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross served dinner to 80 veterans from the Dayton VA Center on Tuesday afternoon. The group rode chartered buses to Cincinnati for a game, with two recreation workers accompanying. Mrs. Lawrermee Dugan chaired the event, assisted by several volunteers. this was the second such dinner, with a final event planned for August 31 at Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium on Maryetta Street chaired by Carl Rossfeld.
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Middletown
American Red Cross
Dayton VA Center
Legion
Cincinnati
Legion Auditorium
Lawrermee Dugan
Willard Kyle
Paul Franz
Mark Waike
E. E. Eckman
Harvey Augspurger
J. L. Livzey
Frank Sample
Charles Fay
Jotn Alfien
American War Mothers
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Maryetta Street
Carl Rossfeld
Travel Notes Highlight Local Social Weekend
Travel notes describe Miss Jinny Sue Reese hosting a picnic and scavenger hunt for her Central Institute roommate Miss Martha Ruth Clinard. The column lists multiple regional travelers including Dr. and Mrs. Charles Buchert and Mrs. Jerome A. Inwood returning from Ellinor Village Florida and others visiting Ardmore Drive Spindlers and Park Forest guests.
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Jinny Sue Reese
The
Alameda
Central Institute
St. Louis
Martha Ruth Clinard
Springfield
Tenn
Ellinor Village
Ormond Beach
Fla
Charles Buchert
Hampton Road
Jerome A. Inwood
Orchard Street
Middletonians Attend Conclave National Baptist Conference
Middleton residents join about 300 Baptists at the national layman conference held at the America Baptist Assembly in Green Lake Wisconsin. Edwin W Parsons wraps up as executive secretary of the National Council of American Baptist Men at the gathering. he will become general director for United Church Men of the National Council of Churches on August 1 Arthur H Lofgren of Troy New York serves as president of the National Council of American Baptist Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cade
Orlando Avenue
J. R. Lastro
Sutphin Street
America Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Edwin W. Parsons
Nashua
N. H
National Council of American Baptist Men
Parsons
United Church Men
National Council of Churches
Arthur H. Lofgren
Troy
Canta-Te Club Hosts Barbecue Supper at Mrs Hotarick Home
Last evening the Canta-Te Club held a barbecue supper at Mrs. Hotarick’s Yankee Canasta winners were Mrs. Roy Long and Mrs. Edward Beachler. The FL&T Club met yesterday at Mrs. Raab’s S Broad Street home and Mrs. Rodefer will host August 4 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hotarick
Roy Long
Edward Beachler
George D. Raab
S. Broad Street
Fl&t Club
Harry Rodefer
Women of the Moose Invite Members to Miamisburg Lodge Initiation
The Lodges Middletown announced at Moose Hall that Women of the Moose members are invited to a special initiation ceremony at the Miamisburg lodge this Saturday. One member was initiated at the session and plans for the international conference were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Women of the Moose
Miamisburg
Moose Hall
Half Sizes Pattern 9017 for Easy Wrap-Around Dress
Sewing pattern 9017 by Marian Martin offers a flat opening wrap-around sundress with shoulder ties and Princess lines for sizes 14 to 16. Includes complete illustrated Sew Chart and requires specific yardage. send 35 cents plus 5 cents for mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. in Middletown Middle Town Ohio and New York addresses.
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Marian Martin
Middletown News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Cool Fronts Bring Relief From July Heat Wave
Two cool air masses moved across the northern half of the nation reducing heat from the Southern Plains. Temperatures exceeded 90 in the hot belt with 100s in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Texas. The heat wave has caused over 300 deaths nationwide, centered in the Southern and Central Plains.
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Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Dakotas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Central
Plains
Oldest U S Cocoa Plant Stays On Original Site
The Dorchester Massachusetts cocoa and chocolate division of a long running food firm, founded in 1764, remains at its original site as the oldest manufacturing plant in the United States.
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United States
Cocoa and Chocolate
Dorchester
Mass
Group Meeting Set for August at Loyal Order of Moose
A group holds its next meeting on August 4 at 8 p.m. at the Loyal Order of Moose lodge, with events scheduled Aug 21 to 24 at Mooseheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Fifteen Summoned In Sheppard Slaving Case
Fifteen persons are summoned to testify at an inquest into the Marilyn Sheppard murder in Bay Village. Subpoenas issued for Dr. Samuel R Sheppard, the victim's husband, their son Samuel, both Sheppard brothers and wives, neighbors Don Ahern and wife, Bay Village Mayor J Spencer Houk and son Larry, two firemen, two police officers, and the Cleveland police chief will oversee the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Samuel R. Sheppard
Samuel R
Chip) Sheppard
Osteopath
Richard N. Sheppard
Stephen A. Sheppard
Don J. Ahern
Sheppards
J. Spencer Houk
Sheppard
Asteonath
Marilyn
Hook
Larry
Richard Sommer
Ronald L. Callihan
Ard
Fred F. Drenkhan
Jay Hubach
Frank W. Story
Four Million Is Sought For Ohio AF Base
Washington reports the defense department seeks four million dollars for land between Cleveland and Akron to build an Air Force Navy Reserve training base, with a total request of 11.141 million. The House Appropriations Committee trimmed the plan, saying large construction sums should wait until the site is firmly established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Akron
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Beauties Pattern for Two Aprons From One Yard
Readers are invited to order pattern 827 enabling two bright aprons from one yard of fabric. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to News Journal Needlecraft Dept. Include name address and zone. Also promote Laura Wheeler 1954 Needlecraft Catalog offering 79 embroidery and crochet patterns with 20 cents copy price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Air Force eyes 4250 acre site near Medina Ohio
Col. F J Rodenhauser testifies before the House committee that the Air Force plans a 4250 acre tract for a new installation and will pay about 1000 dollars per acre. The exact site depends on landowners willingness to sell, with a target area near Medina, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Rodenhauser
Air Force
House
Medina
Ohio
Indochina Armistice Draws Mixed Reactions Across Regions
Britain’s uncle warns diplomacy must prevent estrangement while Eisenhower echoes restraint. In Canberra, Prime Minister Menzies urges vigilance against communist aggression and a permanent halt to hostilities. Singapore papers offer divergent views, with Straits Times calling for Asia-wide defense against aggression, and the Singapore Standard praising the armistice as peace and a shield against war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Robert Menzies
Indochina
Singapore
Malaya
Straits Times
Southeast Asia
Asia
Singapore Standard
World Health Organization estimates snake bites kill thousands yearly
The World Health Organization estimates 30 000 to 40 000 people die annually from snake bites, with most deaths occurring in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
World Health Organization
Cut Cable Triggers Service Outage In Wildwood Area
Ohio Bell Telephone Co faced a fresh setback as McGraw Construction dug into a main cable serving 1800 customers in Wildwood. Repair crews from two splicing teams worked from afternoon to 4 a.m., restoring service to all affected phones. J. R. Miller of Middletown echoed the sentiment that trouble tends to pile up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
McGraw Construction Co
Wildwood
Telephone Company
Dayton
J. R. Miller
Middletown
Cold shoulder phrase origins traced to medieval hospitality
The saying to give a person the cold shoulder dates to medieval times. Honored guests were served hot food, then, for overstaying their welcome, they received a cold shoulder of beef or mutton.
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Nellie Evans
Hawaii U
NSA
Central Ave
F’ Delicatessen
Benno Mendel
Joan Sebald
David Murray
Western
Rotary
Red Cross
Frank Endsley
Peoria
Inaw
W. H. Spindler
Ardmore Drive
Spindlers
Don Spindler
Child
Kathy
Park Forest
Middletonians
Wenian Masti
Associated Press
the Bake Shop
North Verity
S. Broad St
S. Main ST
Frank
N. Verity Dial
Britain
Daily
Telegraph
Eisenhower
Schraffenberger
South Main ST
DIAL
Ganori
Space Maker
General Electric
Finance Co
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