Weekend Social Roundup From Linden to Nantucket
Mr and Mrs Royal Smith of Linden Avenue and daughter Patricia Smith of Cincinnati return from a month long vacation in Maine and Nantucket Island Massachusetts. William Jackson and daughter Janet are back from Normandy Isle Miami Florida visiting sister Mae Mack and son Raymond. Marilyn Cox hosts college friend Glenna Gay Woodruff from Harrison Ohio who is Miami University junior. Laura Cox returns from Urbana after a week with former roommate Mrs H Campbell Cedarville College graduates. Paul Shetter and wife call to Covington Kentucky due to the sudden death of Mrs Shetter's brother Edward L Stoker frequent visitor here.
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Royal Smith
Linden Ave
Patricia Smith
Cincinnati
Maine
Nantucket Island
Mass
Normandy Isle
Miami, Fla
William Jackson
Janet
Mr. Jackson
Mae Mack
Raymond
Marilyn Cox
West Middletown
Miami University
Glenna Gay Woodruff
Harrison, O
Miss Cox
Miss Woodruff
Miami
Laura Cox
Urbana
H. Campbell
Cedarville College
Mrs. Shetter
Edward L. Stoker
Mr. Stoker
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Host Pretty Tea at Whitlock Home
Local Delta Delta Delta alumnae hosted a get acquainted tea at Mrs. John Whitlock’s McGee Avenue home. Guests enjoyed terrace conversation and a luncheon with silver, gold, and blue decor. Miniature flower pots held ice cream cups topped with pansies. Attendees included Mary Elizabeth Great House Karen Rautio Virginia Hein Nancy Cox Nancy Myers Joan Sebald Nancy Roper Carolyn Jones Sylvia Kuderer Martha Davidson Susan Riley and Joan Decker of Centerville.
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Delta Delta Delta National Sorority
John Whitlock
McGee Ave
Robert Nelson
Mary Elizabeth Greathouse
Karen Rautio
Virginia Hein
Nancy Cox
Nancy Myers
Joan Sebald
Nancy Roper
Carolyn Jones
Sylvia Kuderer
Martha Davidson
Susan Riley
Joan Decker
Centerville
Nat Geographic Society Defines Diamond Symbol Through Ages
The National Geographic Society states that diamond has long stood as a symbol of constancy and purity across eras.
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The
National Geographic Society
Notices of students going to college by phone
Notices of students entering college this fall will be accepted by phone by the Society Department and will appear in the Sunday issue. Calls accepted until September 7. Call 2 3611 and request the Society Department.
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Society
Linen Shower for Bride-Elect Jane Doebler
Mrs. Jacob Berry hosted a linen shower on Goldman Ave for Jane Doebler bride-elect of Robert E. Huiziger of Hamilton. Canasta was won by Miss Mary Ann Dobrozsi Miss June McCracken and Mrs James Gutshall. The luncheon honored guests including several Doebler family members and Ann Margaret Wright. The couple plans to marry August 18.
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Jane Doebler
Robert E. Huiziger
Hamilton
Jacob Berry
Goldman Ave
Mary Ann Dobrozsi
June McCracken
James Gutshall
Mary Esther McCracken
William Raines
William Doebler, Sr
Richard H. Doebler
William Doebler, Jr
Ann Margaret Wright
Doebler
Hufziger
Miss Mary Lee Bridal Shower Before August Wedding
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Mary Lee bride elect of Robert Guthman was hosted at the Thomas Lee home on Webster St. Guests from Dayton Middletown and Franklin attended. Winners included Mrs Charles Apkin and Mrs Frances O Flynn among others. The couple plan to marry August 18 at Holy Trinity Church.
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Mary Lee
Robert Guthman
Thomas Lee
James Lee
Webster St
Charles Apkin
Frances O'Flynn
Mary Graham
Mark O'Flynn
Vernor Tolle
Corwin Tolle
Richard Tolle
Dolores Tolle
Vernor Tolle, Jr
Paul Dolibon
Franklin
Middletown
James Miller
Dayton
Mark Neu
Margaret O'Flynn
Carl Jackson
Don Dennis
Frank Lolli
Thomas McKee
Omer Keister
Don Daly
Walter Guthman
Lois Pratt
Miss Lee
Mr. Guthman
Holy Trinity Church
Bridal Shower for Margaret Sabo Expected August 25
Mrs. John Sabo Sr hosted a Sunday afternoon shower at Fairmount Ave honoring daughter Margaret Sabo bride elect of David Lickert. Guests played bingo with prize recipients listed. a pink and white gift table graced the gathering. Wedding planned for August 25 at First United Brethren Church at 10:30 a.m.
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John Sabo
Fairmount Ave
Margaret
David Lickert
Sara Matsoff
Dayton
Katherine Zulock
John Sabo, Jr
Paul Gonde
Steve Batos
Rebecca Petrocy
Elda Wetzel
Edward Graham
John Brest
Ludlow Falls
Mike Sabo
Hamilon
Sabo
Lickert
First United Brethren Church
Bethel A.M.E. Senior Choir Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Bethel A.M.E. Church senior choir schedules a regular session at 7 p.m. Tuesday. President Jerry Glover asks members who have not filed lawn fete reports to attend.
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Bethel A.M.E
Jerry Glover
Clubs Chit Chat Club Hosts Bingo Night
Members gathered Friday at Mrs. Russell Burgess home for bingo with prizes awarded to Mrs. Herman Griffith and Mrs. Nelson Horn. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Francis and other neighbors. a luncheon followed the games.
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Russell Burgess
Herman Griffith
Nelson Horn
Carl Francis
Griffith
Hubert Horne
Nelson Horne
Robert Houndell
Linzie Sorrell
Friendship Club Hosts Bingo Party Delightful Luncheon
Mrs. Gerald Pieratt hosted the Friendship Club bingo gathering on Lamberton Street with prizes awarded to Mrs. Earsle Tolliver Mrs. Ralph Evans Mrs. Eric Jones and Mrs. Clyde Tolliver. Gifts were given to Mrs. Evans and Master Jimmy Jones. Mrs. Paul Draxler led prayer before luncheon. Mrs. Jones to host next month on Mohawk Street.
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Gerald Pieratt
Lamberton St
Friendship Club
Earsle Tolliver
Ralph Evans
Eric Jones
Clyde Tolliver
Evans
Jimmy Jones
Paul Draxler
Jones
Mohawk St
Deadline Near For Enlistments By Pre Inductees
Registrants who have been physically examined but not yet received induction notices have until midnight tomorrow to join the service of their choice. Those ordered to report for induction may not enlist. The relaxation of Selective Service rules to July 15 was extended to allow more men to volunteer in other branches.
Bee Stings Send Van To Hospital
Bee stings cover George Blackmore after moving bee hives at his farm near Washington Court House Ohio. He was sent to Memorial Hospital with stings across his body including ears and exposed areas.
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Van
Washington C.H
Memorial Hospital
George Blackmore
Washington D.H
Ty Cobb Comments on Baseball Quietly Facing Big Issues
Ty Cobb addressed concerns over the reserve clause, the farm system, powers of the high commissioner, franchises, and game telecasting. He noted pending lawsuits in courts citing antitrust law and treble damages.
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High Commissioner
Taft Attacks Capitol Program and Inflation Threat
Taft warned that the program would drive inflation and debt, cause hardship, turmoil, and weaken production. He also accused the Democratic administration of concealing the true meaning of its proposed policies.
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Taft
No Progress in Kaesong Talks on Korea Troop Withdrawals
Negotiators report limited progress in Kaesong as discussions on a three step foreign troop withdrawal move to higher levels for review. The talks remain stalled with no concrete timetable announced.
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Kaesong
Korea
Nursing Training Class At Hospital Still Open
Miss F Evelyn Beck director of the Middletown Hospital school of nursing announced the September class remains open to enroll. She urged prompt applications to secure records and recommendations as several weeks are needed. The program aims to boost graduate nurses by 25 percent by 1954, with strong growth in industrial nursing and wide opportunities in public health teaching private duty and military nursing. Eligible applicants are young women under 35 with a high school education.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
F. Evelyn Beck
Miss Beck
Veterans Administration
Ohioans urged to buy coal now to prevent winter bottlenecks
Defense official Edward T. Klett urged Ohioans at a Columbus conference to buy coal for the summer to ease next winter’s supply strain. He warned railroads will face record defense shipments and peak coal movement, urging officials to coordinate with dealers and promote off season purchases.
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Columbus
Lausche
Interior Department
Klett
Chapman
Kietz
Pappy O'Daniel Seeks Democratic Presidential Nomination
W Lee O'Daniel once a Texas governor and U S senator told radio listeners he would seek the Democratic nomination for president. He declared Only God can save this nation and said he is willing to help Him.
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Dallas
W. Lee
Pappy) O'Deniel
Texas
United States
O'Daniel
Armco Chimney Fire Only Weekend Blaze
A chimney at Armco East Side caught fire due to an overheated gas mixture. Local officials said the blaze, caused by a bad gas mixture in the cold strip mill chimney, burned paint but the danger was later removed after correction.
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Armco East Side
Police Briefs Report Multiple Disorderly Conduct Arrests
Three people were arrested yesterday on disorderly conduct charges and ordered to appear in Municipal Court. Roger Roberts, 28, of 417 Yankee Rd, was taken into custody at that address rear. Frank Lolli, 27, and Mable Lolli, 24, of 2109 Queen Ave, were detained in the 1700 block of Central Ave. James Peck, 931 Lafayette Ave, reported hub caps stolen from his car on Central Ave late Saturday. James Lowery, 22, of 1163 Hollend Ave, Dayton, charged with disorderly conduct and parking on the left side of the street. Clifford Ballard, 29, of 1323 Germantown St, Dayton, charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Ballard arrested at City Building.
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Roger Roberts
Yankee Rd
Frank Lolli
Mable Lolli
Queen Ave
Central Ave
James Peck
Lafayette Ave
James Lowery
Hollen Ave
Dayton
Ninth Ve
Clifford Ballard
Germantown St
Ballard
Connecticut Joint Capitals Era 1701 to 1874
New Haven and Hartford served as joint capitals of Connecticut from 1701 until 1874, sharing legislative and governmental functions during this period. The arrangement reflected evolving administrative needs before Hartford became sole capital.
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New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut
Young Burglar Wrecks Home After No Cash
An 18 year old, Jearl Crome of Blue Ash, was arrested in Hamilton for entering Frances Bowers's West Chester home and wrecking it when no money was found. About $700 in damage included smashed windows and torn doors. Police say the suspect, enraged by the empty hand, hurled furniture and caused rely on a parking lot attendant at the Red Lantern Inn to summon help. He was to be arraigned at a magistrate in Maytid.
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Hamilton
Jearl Crome
Blue Ash
Frances Bowers
West Chester
Cromer
Red Lantern Inn
Mavtid
Fashion books from the 16th century by Swiss painter and Juan di Alcega
The era’s earliest fashion treatises include a Swiss painter’s work and Spaniard Juan di Alcega, both published in the 1500s. They document garments, patterns, and dress practices of their time, shaping early fashion scholarship.
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Juan di Alcega
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