Night life notes and society items from New York and nearby
Ny News of Society reports Mr and Mrs Ernest Guinn returning home via Skyline Drive after a coast trip visiting Washington DC and Limestone Tennessee. Dr and Mrs Dale Schulz end two week stay with Rev and Mrs Jerome Schulz Linden Ave planning to return to St Louis. Mrs Max Stamper and daughter with Max Stamper Jr returning from Lawyers Institute in Dayton. Miss Ruth Upton visits Walloon Michigan staying with Miss Marilyn Jones Central Ave. Silver Link Council held a meeting at Malta Hall planning a public supper for August at Chautauqua and a picnic for members and guests following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Guinn
Tytus Ave
Washington, D. C
Mr. Guinn
Limestone
Tenn
Dale Schulz
Jerome C. Schulz
Linden Ave
St. Louis
Ruth Upton
Kenwood Dr
Walloon
Mich
Marilyn Jones
Central Ave
Silver Link Council
Am Heights of Malta Hall
Chautengus
Omy
Ladies Day at Wildwood Club Highlights Fifty Guests
Twenty four members and two guests attended a ladies day at Wildwood yesterday. Former member Mrs Paul Fay of Los Angeles and Mrs Marcia Con Haughton, Mor ris Smiths niece, joined. A brief business meeting preceded luncheon. Low gross went to Mrs Smith and Mrs Owen Combs, blind bogey to Mrs James Abbott, and low net to Mrs Gordon Nein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widwood
Paul Fay
Los Angeles
Calif
Morris Smith
Marcia Con Haughton
Smith
Owen Combs
James Abbott
Gordon Nein
Gleaners Class Outing to Le Sourdesville Lake
Members of the Gleaners Class and families from the First Evangelical United Brethren Church traveled to Le Sourdesville Lake for a family style dinner and evening of amusement. Miss Lucille Snyder led arrangements for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Lesourdesville
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
le Sourdesville Lake
Lucille Snyder
Peterson's Ointment Fame Spreads Across the Land
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment for itching and burning piles. The product gave quick cooling relief and became a household favorite across the country. Available in 40¢ boxes or 70¢ applicator tubes with a delight or money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
Adv
New Harmony Homecoming Set For July 30 In Grove
The annual New Harmony homecoming will be Sunday July 30 in the grove outside the New Harmony Methodist Church. Events include Sunday school morning picnic lunch at noon followed by speaking and music by the Williamsburg Band. Public is invited. Mayflower Past Councilors meet with Mrs Bessie Barnes of Central Ave tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The Women’s Bible Class of the United Presbyterian Church will meet at Mrs Charles Griest’s home 411 Garfield St at 7 30 p.m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony
New Harmony Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Mayflower
Bessie Barnes
Central Ave
Women’s Bible Class
The
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Griest
Garfield St
Mrs Bergman Hosts Sorority Gathering On Lawn
Mrs William Bergman of Highland Avenue hosted the Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for a July social gathering. The covered dish dinner featured a floral centerpiece on the lawn table and a reading of a letter from the sorority’s adopted Greek child. Assisting hosts were Miss Lois Walke Miss Ann McGill and Miss Jean Withrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bergman
Highland Ave
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Greece
Bergman
Lois Walke
Ann McGill
Jean Withrow
Conair Events Planned at Wildwood Golf Club
Linemware and guests of Wildwood Golf Club will attend a gala social Friday evening July 28 with dancing, binge and refreshments. Future plans include a fall dance Saturday September 9 at Sportsmen's Church. Harry Jack Walton and his orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conair
Wildwood Golf Club
Linemware
Harry “Jack” Walton
Mason Approves Bond Measure for School Improvements
Mason School District voters approved a $10,000 bond issue in a special election. Clerk William Hufford Jr. reported 190 votes for and 83 against with a 690.2 favorable reading. Funds will buy equipment for the lunchroom and home economics department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mason
Here
William Hufford, Jr
Board of Elections
Truman’s Tax Plan Aims Higher Corporate Rates
The plan would set corporate tax at 25 percent on the first 25 000 in profits and 45 percent on profits above that. Corporations earning 5 000 or less would see a 19.5 percent tax increase, those earning 31 250 to 71 428 would gain tax cuts, and those above 71 428 face higher rates. Individual rates would rise to 1945 levels by revoking reductions from 1945 and 1948.
Brotherhood elects alternates at locomotive engineers convention
Two Canadians were named to alternate posts at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers triennial convention. Dan MacDonald of Winnie, Man., and H. E. Campbell of Montreal were chosen as alternate Assistant Grand Chief Engineers to fill vacancies among 16 such posts over the next three years. Three more alternates and five trustees of the Brotherhood’s paper fund will be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dan MacDonald
Winnie Man
H. E. Campbell
Montreal
Que
Pape Fund
Ater
Rehring Named Toledo Bishop
Cincinnati AP reports Bishop Rehring, a Cincinnati native, was named bishop of Toledo by Pope Pius XI. He has served as administrator of the Toledo archdiocese since Archbishop McNicholas’ death and previously held pastorates in Hillsboro, Reading, and Mt. Washington and taught scripture and dogmatic theology at St. Mary Seminary in Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George J. Ig
Toledo
Pius XI
Meade
Washington
Amieto
Giovanni Ch Cognani
United Tes
Keri
Alter
Sycrth
John T. McNicholas
McNicholas
Rehring
Rehiring
Hillsbero
Reading
Mt. Washington
Te St. Mary Seminary
Norwood
Election Board Opens Wednesdays for voter registration
The Board of Elections will be open on Wednesdays for voter registration with Frank Dobrozsi as clerk and today. Final day for registration for the November election is September 27. Also included are regulations from Butler Township restricting vehicle stopping and parking on highways and subdivision streets to keep roads clear, with fines over ten dollars for violations and July dates for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Frank Dobrozsi
Dobronsi
Trustees OF Us
Butler
Javeld St
Baptist Minister Urges New Evangelism Reform
A New York Baptist minister addressing the Cleveland Baptist World Congress urged revamping evangelism to meet modern thought. He called for a Martin Luther style reformation using contemporary language to present core Christian doctrines and warned against the inroads of science and secular culture. He cited the Bible as foundational and emphasized renewing the church’s tools for the 20th century to reach people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Evangelian
Jesus
Columida
Dati Poret
Martin Luther
Firestone Urges Synthetic Rubber Plants Expansion
In Washington AP dispatch, Mar vey S. Firestone Jr. urged at least two more government assisted synthetic rubber plants to meet rising wartime and civilian demand. As chairman, he said existing plants should be reopened or readied to produce rubber, stressing urgency during a Rubber Industry Advisory Committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marvey S. Firestone, Jr
Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Compenny
Oréay
Rubber Industry Advisory Committees
Monitions Board
Youngsters Tour Printing Company
Thirty-one members of the YMCA Pepe Divieten Sumner Fun Cheb visited the Avec Printing Company in the afternoon. The group, led by Work Secretary Marry ter Break, planned a rubbermeck trip for Thursday afternoon to visit the City Water Works on Columbia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Pepe
Sumner
Avec Printing Company
Grows
Poe
Carttes D
Hebe) Stemmond
Beye
City Water Works
Colurmbia
Cub Pack No 6 Planning Picnic
Cub Pack No 6 outlines a July picnic plan to be held Sunday at 5 am in Armce Park. Members are to bring their own supper and participate in a community gathering with leaders organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armce Park
Fragmented public notice related to property and meeting details
The document appears as a damaged public notice describing a group meeting at Shetter No 1 and referencing a property description in Mitdletens County. It mentions Greek day, a parcel of land 108 feet wide and 30 feet deep, and a sale or division action with references to various names and dates, but the exact actions and parties are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Gary Saloon
Cence Clan
Waf
Mitdletens
Seth Pareiel
Bet Pereeer
Salewt
Walter Fenatt
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Ny News of Society
Peg Rosing
Dayton
Max Stamper
Steve Graban
Max Stamper, Jr
Acticing Lawyers’ Institute
Wildwood Club
Gibby's Care
Charles ST
Truman
Middletown
Federal
Main & Centro
Election Board
Ralston’s Paint Store, Inc
Ize
Kentucky
Rial Ds
George Sumon Onm
Youngsters Tour Printing Company
Shetter No. 1
Fuly
America
Biltmore
Essex
Virgin Wool
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