California Tops States in Gold Production
California leads all states in gold output, outpacing rivals with the highest production figures reported for the year.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1951
Page
5
California leads all states in gold output, outpacing rivals with the highest production figures reported for the year.
Albert Miller Jr. whose residence is unknown is named in a divorce petition filed by Charlotte Miller in Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court case 66827. The petition cites gross neglect of duty and sets August 4 1951 as the response deadline. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep. Deputy Richard N. Koehler. Attorney H. O. Finkelman. Publication dates June 18 25 July 29 16 23.
Mexico achieved independence from Spain in 1810 but full political change occurred in 1821. The transition spanned eleven years with key milestones marking the break from colonial rule.
Morris Sisom of Hamilton Ohio has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Helen Sisom deceased late of A A 1 Trenton Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated July 6 1951. Judge Oscar R Leiser Probate Judge Casper and Casper Attorneys. Publication dates July 16 23 30.
Miss Clara Jordan and family spend weekend with Rev Frank Jordan in Clyde Ohio for niece Dorothy Jordan s wedding. Detroit and Portland visitors appear with local hosts as guests. Bonnie Murray formerly of Middletown stars in Pagliacci at Stern Grove Park Angels Camp. Oglesby family returns from Indian Lake after a pleasant week with relatives.
Corona Circle plans a swimming party tomorrow at 10 30 at Sunset Pool followed by a covered dish picnic at Sunset Park. Members may bring guests. A biscuit dough recipe describes filling an eight inch layer pan with jam and a second dough circle. Bake twenty minutes and serve warm.
The Society Department lists deadlines for society items including wedding forms and engagement information. Forms must reach the society office five days before the event. If a wedding occurs on Saturday, adjustments may apply.
Notices of students going to college this fall will be taken by phone by the Society Department and will appear on Sunday, September 9. These notices may be called in until August 31. Please phone 2 3611 and ask for the Society Department.
The note lists deadlines for weddings engagements and society photos for Sunday issues. It sets advance notice two weeks for space and pictures and bans phone or mail wedding notices. It requires Tuesday noon picture submissions and Friday 3 pm calendar cutoffs with Saturday 9 30 am deadlines for club reports. It notes Florida phosphate rock as a major wealth source.
Miss Dorothy Evelyn Jordan and Don S Wolford wed at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Clyde Ohio with Rev Frank A Jordan officiating. The couple, supported by family from Middletown Cincinnati Troy Toledo and Detroit, plan to live at 2500 Fleming Rd. after receipts of degrees and positions in teaching and engineering.
The Clubs Unity Council and D of A met Friday evening to plan a trip to Cincinnati in the near future. The Kitchen Committee will serve a launch at the next meeting.
The Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist Church elected Mrs. George Fletcher president on Friday evening. Mrs. Albert Mehl became vice president, with secretary Mrs. Frank Yeager and treasurer Mrs. John Der rough. Mrs. Earl Moore named teacher with assistant Mrs. Arthur Wall. Summer Bible class films were shown and a luncheon followed, served by Mrs. Nellie Bachelor and Mrs. Moore.
The C SC Class of the West Middletown Baptist Church met at Mrs Richard Johnsons home Friday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs Clifford Selby. They scheduled the annual family picnic for August 12 at Mr and Mrs Selbys Germantown Road home. Social hour featured games and luncheon. Next meeting at Miss Margaret Faries home.
Members of the VSVW Club sponsored a Saturday evening watermelon party at Wright Patterson Air Base Hospital in Dayton. Patients on the lawn and bedfast patients in wards were served with help from committee members and WPAFB recreation worker Marjorie Myers.
Members of Middletown United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary gathered for a basket picnic at Fort St. Clair Park in Eaton. Attendees included members from Columbus Dayton Urbana Ashtabula and Richmond Ind.
Forest Hills County Club hosted a successful two-ball foursome at the Verity links yesterday afternoon. Fifteen couples attended and concluded with a covered dish supper at the club house. Winners of the first blind bogey were Mrs. Herschel Day and Ronald Lane. Second were J. H. Waxweiller and Glen.
Low gross honors go to Mrs. Glen Lane and Mr. J H Van Weiller. The next affair is scheduled for August 25 with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goetz Jr. as chairmen.
A scheduled Wednesday picnic by Schdombie Class members has been canceled. Organizers say further plans will be determined at a later date.
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