Holiday House Shower Honors Bride-Elect Muriel Millard
Miss Edith Armitage arranged a covered dish party at Holiday House last evening honoring Miss Muriel Millard, bride-elect of Jack Lloyd. The event featured a large wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom, gifts opened by the guest of honor, and later refreshments for many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Armitage
Holiday House
Muriel Millard
Jack Lloyd
Martha Bendel
Marjean Conover
Ann Guthman
Marie Hart
Hilda Hogan
Marjorie Lanson
Elizabeth O'Neil
Ruth Sebald
Carrie Sixt
Carrie Vorhis
Los Wikal
Mayflower Past Councilors Elect New Officers
The Lodges Mayflower Past Councilors met at Mrs. Margaret MacChestney’s Yankee Rd home. New officers for six months: President Mrs. Howard Hoover. Vice President Mrs. James E. Thacker. Recording Secretary Mrs. Joe Ditmeyer. Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs. Victor Click Sr.. Treasurer Mrs. Bessie Barnes. Press Committee Mrs. Victor Click Sr. A social hour followed. Visitors included Mrs. Ella Klopp of Miami Florida and Miss Nancy Ann Hyler of Herrison Ohio.
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Mayflower
Mararet MacChestney
Yankee Rd
Howard Hoover
James E. Thacker
Joe Ditmeyer
Victor Click
Bessie Barnes
Richard Hockley
Herman Palmer
Ferris Gut- Berall
James Griggs
Ella Klopp
Miami, Fla
Nancy Ann Hyler
Herrison
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs Louis Natalia at Lindsay Home
Mrs Natalia Mary Lindsay and Miss Fannie Natalia hosted a post-nuptial shower for Mrs Louis Natalia at the Lindsay home on Hill Ave. Pink decorations and balloons framed the card table while games brought prizes to Mrs John Simmonds Mrs Scott Linden and Mrs John Miller. Refreshments followed for guests including Mrs Linden and other hostesses.
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Mary Lindsay
Fannie Natalia
Louis Natalia
Mary Oliver
Lindsay
Hill Ave
John Simmonds
Scott Linden
John Miller
Linden
Rober Robillard
Gene Ingalls
William Mann
Simmonds
A. K. Frazier
Dallas Hope
Frank Natalia
Charles Lindsay
William Costello
Miller
Club Chit Chat gathering at Veterans' Village home
The clubs meet last night at Mrs. Russell Burgess home in Veterans' Village. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Nelson Horn and Mrs. Herman Griffith. Refreshments served to Mrs. Carl Francis, Mrs. James Hounshell, Mrs. Howard Hart ness, Mrs. Hubert Horn, Mrs. Linzie Sorrell, the prize winners and hostesses.
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Chit Chat Club
Russell Burgess
Veterans’ Village
Nelson Horn
Herman Griffith
Carl Francis
James Hounshell
Howard Hartness
Hubert Horn
Linzie Sorrell
Calvary Methodist Church Picnic Planned on Curryer Road Lawn
The Churches Golden Circle Class of Calvary Methodist Church will hold a family picnic on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Gravenstein on Curryer Road Tuesday evening. Members meet at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Carl Smith’s home on South Broad Street. In case of rain, the event moves to the church basement.
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Golden Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
D. O. Gravenstein
Curryer Rd
Carl Smith
South Broad St
West Middletown C E C Class Picnic Details
Annual gathering of the C. E. C. Class of West Middletown Church scheduled for Sunday July 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Burgess in West Middletown.
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West Middletown
Carl Burgess
Flash Shower Slows Middletonians Amid Brief Downpour
A brief flash shower drenched Middleton and halted workers as a thunder rumble preceded a half hour deluge. Lonnie Gibson of the Miami Conservancy logged .04 inch. the Armco gate reading fell two degrees before warming to 74 by 9:30 a.m. The day began at 71 with a 90-degree high at 2:30 p.m. Ohio forecast calls for fair, less humid weather with a high near 85. Sunday expected to be fair and warmer.
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Lonnie Gibson
Miami Conservancy
Armco
Ohio
Baseball Injury Fatal To Youth
In Altoona Pennsylvania a ten year old boy Ronald Wagner died from a brain hemorrhage after being struck in the head by a thrown baseball during a sandlot game. He finished a newspaper route, went home and told his mother he felt terrible before collapsing.
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Altoona
Ronald Wagner
Ronald
Edgar Walls
Walls
Atlantic alliance members urged caution on arms to Greece and Turkey
The speaker supported arms to Greece and Turkey and even surplus gear to treaty signers but opposed a broad arms race program. A note mentions cantaloupes named for Cantalupo near Rome, Italy.
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Ropean
Atlantic Alliance
Greece
Turkey
Girl Scout Program Largest Ever In Middletown
Middletown reports the largest Girl Scout program in its history with more than 1400 girls served. Mrs. Garnet Church told the Board of Governors of the Middletown Civic Association that the city has the highest girl scout per capita rate in the region. The Carterly meeting at the Manchester Hotel teen Room covered finances by T C Venable and plans for more camps and troops as fall activities begin. Next board meeting is October 10 for annual fiscal year end September 30.
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Middletown
Garnet Church
Board of Governors
Andrew Roper
Dynamite Bomb Tossed At House In Chattanooga
A dynamite bomb was hurled onto the front porch of a newly purchased Negro family home in Chattanooga. No one was hurt. The blast tore the porch floor, shattered a window and screen. Woodrow Smith, who bought the house last month from a white owner, said the block has few Negroes except one nearby area. Officers noted a car parked across the street about six minutes before the blast and sped away after the explosion. Police officials ordered detectives to begin an investigation.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Walter R. Carter
Woodrow Smith
Smith
Roy Hyatt
Nazi Envoy Abetz Sentenced to 20 Years Hard Labor
Paris AP Otto Abetz the former Nazi ambassador to occupied Paris was sentenced to 20 years at hard labor for war crimes. A 12 man tribunal deliberated about an hour and 50 minutes after hearing testimony since July. He faced charges including complicity in Georges Mandel’s killing and aiding deportation of Jews and forced labor.
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Paris
Otto Abetz
Abetz
Georges Mandel
East
Germany
France
Berlin
Labor to debate policy statement for next election
Labor bets the Conservatives will clash over the policy statement and frame a platform for the next election before the end of the current five year term. The election date is not yet set but will occur before July 26, 1950.
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Bet
Radio Schedule Snapshot from 1950s Station
A compact listing shows daily shows and times including Open Sesame at 5:00, Sports Review at 5:36 on WSAI 1360, Voice of Enquirer at 6:00, Midwestern Hayride and Tea and Crumpets, Christian Science readings, Vic Damone at 1:30, Saturday Dance Date at 8:00 and 8:30, Ail Palace at 9:00, and Your Opera with Jean Shepherd News, reflecting a diverse lineup.
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Voice of Enquirer
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Music Lineup
WKRC 550 broadcasts include Three Suns and Adlam Playim. W Grand Ole Opry features Frankie Masters and Musical Etchings. Johnny Dell and Vaughn Monroe lead dance and top hits. LeSourdsville Jamboree preview and request show close with Twenty Questions and modern mood segments.
Power Failure Halts New York Transit System
A major power outage halted two thirds of New York City's subway system for nearly an hour due to a short circuit. Signals failed over 150 miles of track, trains stopped for safety, and heat intensified discomfort while riders waited as service resumed with no serious congestion.
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New York
New York City
Ohio petitions extend deadline for signatures
Election boards determine petition validity in Ohio. If signatures fall short of the total required, an additional 10 days are allowed to obtain more signers.
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Secretary of State
Television Schedule Highlights for WLW-T and WHIO-TV
Broadcast lineup lists channel 4 and channel 13 airings with program previews, featurettes, classics like Hopalong Cassidy and Billy the Kid, and daily news segments. Highlights include Dayton Indians baseball, Saranac Handicap coverage, and Bob Hope news programs across late afternoon to night periods.
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Wlw—T
Channel 4
Yesteryear
Dayton Indians
Griff Williams
Billy the Kid
Bob Hope
Mukedon
Dayton
Bus And Truck Damaged On Route 42 Collision
State patrolmen reported considerable damage when a bus driven by Ralph E. Davis, 45, of Xenia, collided with a truck driven by Hobart Shirley, 43, of Sylvania, Ala., on Route 42 south of Waynesville. The bus crossed the center line and Davis was cited to Lebanon court for driving to the left of center.
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Ralph E. Davis
Smith Ave. Xenia
Hobart Shirley
Sylvania
Ala
Waynesville
Davis
Lebanon Court
Senate Group Approves Bill On Espionage
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to tighten internal security by requiring registration of Communists and fronts, denying federal jobs and passports, labeling Communist literature, criminalizing conspiracies to establish a foreign-dominated dictatorship, and penalties up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine for passing secrets. Senator Mundt said extended statutes address new needs highlighted by the Alger Hiss case and a letter from Attorney General Tom Clark.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Mundt
R-Sd
Tom Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Alger Hiss
Henry Julien Wadleigh
State Department
Wadleigh
Police Briefs Lead Off with Assault Bond and Theaters Break-In
Ralph Sudduth, 28, of 1706 Lewis Place, released on 600 bond to appear today on assault and battery charges after a warrant filed by Helen Sudduth. Three juveniles, two aged 13 and one 17, ordered to juvenile authorities for entering Paramount Theater by breaking the fire door. Roger Roberts, 25, of 417 Yankee Road, to appear in Municipal Court on drunk driving charges after custody on Route 122. Willie Smith Jr., 18, of 1400 Sycamore Street, charged with driving without a license after arrest at Sycamore and Hudson. A police cruiser sustained slight damage when hit by Roy Pochel backing from a garage as James Combs drove into the City Building garage. Thelma Edwards reports bicycle theft valued at 25 dollars from 406 Shafer Street. license plate 10392. Delphus Prater, 29, and Urpis Prater, 26, of 67 Hereford Street Cincinnati, charged with interfering with an arrest and drunk driving, taken into custody early today on Route 73. Two cars damaged in an accident in front of Yankee Road when Beryl Caldwell struck a parked car owned by Albert Jackson. open car door noted.
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Ralph Sudduth
Lewis Pl
Helen Sudduth
Sudduth
Castoday
Paramount Theater
Delphus Prater
Hereford St
Cincinnati
Urpis Prater
Yankee Rd
Beryl Caldwell
Calumet Ave
Albert Jackson
N. Sutphin St
Mysterious Argentine Donor Blooms in Modena News
Reports from Rome say an anonymous benefactor calling himself an emi grant from Modena is sending postal money orders of 50 dollars to Modena students. About 2,500 dollars has arrived with no recipients having Argentine relatives. Police halted payments to identify the source. Nearby Dade County Florida leads in tomatoes and ranks second in the state for white potato production.
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Modena
Modenese
Dade County
Fla
Scout meeting resumes at Eagle Hall Monday evening
Eagle Boy Scout Troop 11 will resume weekly meetings at Eagle Hall Monday at 7 p m. The discussion will cover first and second class requirements led by scoutmaster Elza Abraham who urged all members to be present. Also noted is ballooning balance between lifting power and ballast weight in stratosphere work.
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Eagle Boy Scout Troop 11
Eagle Hall
Elza Abraham
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Vail Ave
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Eae Hit Parade
LeSourdsville Orch
LeSourdsville
Jean Shepherd
Gang
Fatima
Barclay Allen
Lamba Asi Oland
New York Transit System
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Willie B. Smith, Jr
Sycamore St
Hudson Ave
James Combs
Centennial Ave
Roy Pochel
Central Ave
Pochel
Combs
Thelma Edwards
Shafer St
Frances la Maire
Las Vegas
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GEO. O'Brien
Wyoming
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Lukasyi
Uspering
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Wakley
Range Renegades
Sun
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Cavers
Colored News
Willing Workers Club
John Coleman
Ninth Ave
THE
Bad Abbott
Lou Costello
Johnson
Ty A Teen
Plas
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Warner Bros
Lesourdsville Lake
Butler County Fairgrounds
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