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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1952

Page

6

Local Students Receive Degrees At Otterbein

Otterbein College will award degrees to 164 seniors today headed by four locals: John Hammon son of E H Hammon Baltimore Street majoring in speech and dramatics with debate radio work and campus roles. Carl Rossi son of Carl Rossi Central Avenue major in business administration and Pi Kappa Phi. Nancy Pauline Hampton daughter of Arvel Hampton Woodlawn Avenue biology major Sigma Zeta and Tau Epsilon Mu. Norma Jean Knight daughter of Ralph C Knight Fourth Avenue home economics major member of Tau Epsilon Mu YWCA and Women’s Athletic Association. Dr Andrew Cordier UN official will be commencement speaker.

Otterbein College John Hammon Carl Rooss Nancy Pauline Hampton Norma Jean Knight Andrew Cordier The United Nations Hammon E. H. Hammon Baltiemore St Cap and Dagger Pi Kappa Phi Tan and Cardinal Rossi Otterbein Marine Corps Carl Rossi Central Ave Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Miss Hampton Arvel Hampton Woodlawn Ave Sigma Zeta National Science Honorary Society Tau Epsilon Mu Sorority Miss Knight Ralph C. Knight Fourth Ave YWCA Women’s Athletic Association

New Card Club is Organized in Widowhood Era

A newly organized card club named Housewives Pinocle Club held its first official meeting Friday evening. The group intends weekly gatherings at a member’s home. Officers elected were Mrs. Paul Montgomery president Mrs. Donald Williams vice president Mrs. Wilbur Stone secretary and Mrs. Raynolds Nairn treasurer. Other members include Mrs. Arthur Stone Mrs. Stanley Drake and Miss Dora Drake. Mrs. Montgomery hosted the inaugural meeting.

Housewives Pinocle Club Paul Montgomery Donald Williams Wilbur Stone Raynolds Nairn Arthur Stone Stanley Drake Dora Drake Montgomery

Miss Case To Wed Cpl Adkins At First Methodist Church

Miss Mary Lou Case will wed Cpl Charles E Adkins on June 4 at 7 p m in First Methodist Church. The Rev Louis R Walter will perform the double ring ceremony with open church customs. A reception will follow at the bride's mother Mrs Esther Case home on Yankee Rd.

Mary Lou Case Cpl Charles E. Adkins First Methodist Church Louis R. Walter Esther Case Yankee Rd

Nancy Hughes Wins Microphone Journalism Award

At Christian College graduation in Columbia Missouri 107 students received diplomas. Nancy Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hughes Route 1 won the Microphone journalism award in cartooning. Parents attended the ceremony.

Christian College Columbia, Mo Nancy Hughes Clarence Hughes Route 1 Microphone

Community notices from Jacksonburg clubs and church groups

The Coming Up Mothers Club of Jacksonburg meets at Mrs. Herb Cunningham's home on Wednesday at 8 p.m. with a program and social hour. Amama Class of First Baptist Church hosts a covered dish dinner and officer elections at Mrs. Paul Thatcher's home this evening at 6 30. Nurses Alumnae gather Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Holiday Center on Verity Parkway. Rosary Altar Society plans a 6 30 p.m. Tuesday covered dish dinner in St. Mary's School basement as a preview of the new church.

Mothers Club of Jacksonburg Herb Cunningham Amama First Baptst Church Paul Thatcher Central Ave Holiday Center Verity Parkway Rosary Altar Society of Women St. Mary's School

Parents Honor Servicemen At Sunday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilhoit and Mrs. Leo Monce hosted a Sunday dinner at the Wilhoit home on Michael Rd to honor their sons home on furlough. Private Leonard Monce is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas, and Seaman Bruce Wilhoit serves aboard the U S S Rhode Island. Attending guests included Mrs Bruce Wilhoit, Mrs Jane Fugate, Mr and Mrs Charles Monce, Mr and Mrs Gerald Wilhoit, Mrs Ernie Gudd, Miss Mary Grace Monce, Miss Imogene Wilhoit, and Mr and Mrs Wayne Molley.

Earl Wilhoit Leo Monce Wilhoit Michael Rd Leonard Monce Ft. Riley Kans Seaman Bruce Wilhoit U.S.S. Rhode Island Bruce Wilthoit Jane Fugate Charles Monce Gerald Wilhoit Ernie Gudd Mary Grace Monce Imogene Wilhoit Wayne Molley

Travel Notes from Ely and Middletown Visit

Douglas Helsel II of Ely Minnesota spent the weekend with his parents in the Alameda to attend commencement exercises for his sister Marlene Helsel. He returned home by plane yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor of Fort Wayne Indiana are visiting relatives in Middletown this week. Mrs Taylor, formerly Barbara Decatur, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Decatur of Fleming Rd. Mr Taylor's parents are Mr and Mrs John O Taylor of Grand Ave.

Douglas Helsel II Ely Minn H. D. Helsel The Alameda Marlene Helsel Glen Taylor Fort Wayne Ind Middletown Taylor Barbara Decatur Alfred Decatur Fleming Rd John O. Taylor Grand Ave

Rag Chewing On JA Slate

An advisor symposium for 18 Middle town Junior Achievement companies is set for 7 p.m. Thursday in the Civic Association auditorium. Executive director M. G. McCall says the session will be an old fashioned rag chewing with critics from JA advisors and board aiming to improve next year’s program beyond the 1951 52 JA year. about 50 advisors and board members are expected.

Middletown Civic Association M. G. McCall McCall

Second Sidewalk Fire Sparks On Charles Street

Early Sunday morning a kicked oil flare set wooden railings on Charles St at Casper Ave ablaze before 3 a.m. The fire was quickly extinguished. A Friday morning blaze nearby on Park St at Second Ave started when a paper protector over concrete burned in the same manner.

Charles St Casper Ave Park St Second Ave

Midway Skaters Win Four More Firsts In Regional

In Milwaukee the Great Lakes Regional Roller Skating Meet ended with Midway area skaters earning four more first places. Champions Garrett Houck and Francis Sue Recker topped junior dance. Bill Sticklen and Dickey Sticklen led intermediate and juvenile freestyles. Dorn and Houck won intermediate fours. Dorn and Houck also won junior pairs. Ivan Findlay of Dayton won novice freestyle. The winners advance to the National Meet in Denver in July.

Midway Middletown and Area Great Lakes Milwaukee Denver Colo Garry Houck Bernie Houck Midway Roller Rink Francis Sue Recker George Recker Miamisburg Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Bill Sticklen Dickey Bill George Sticklen West Middletown Houck Becker Maxine Dorn Ray Hough Dorn Ivan Findlay Dayton

Use Head As Well As Eyes On Speed Signs

Col George Mingle, superintendent of the State Highway Patrol, warns drivers to use their heads as well as their eyes when reading speed limit signs. He cites four factors for safe speed: weather, road and traffic, vehicle condition, and driver condition. He notes conditions may require slowing down even where the posted limit is higher.

George Mingle State Highway Patrol Mingle National Safety Council Ohio

Olivia Turner Wins Thanks For Camp Name

The Middletown Civic Association praises Olivia B. Turner for suggesting Sleepy Time Hall as the name of the new Fresh Air Camp dormitory. The building was dedicated Saturday with a plaque unveiling, chosen from 80 submissions as best reflecting the building’s spirit.

Middletown Civic Association F. D Olivia B.) Turner, Jr Woodlawn Ave Turner Armco Association East Works

Teens Busy At Weddings Advice for bridesmaids planning

Teen bridesmaids learn to balance school with wedding preparations. Guidance covers dress fittings, rehearsals, shopping, grooming, makeup, and hairstyles. Emphasis on coordinating with the bride and among attendants to keep the bride the center of attention.

Two Alumni Trustees Reelected At Otterbein College

Dr. Mabel E. Gardner and Vance Cribbs were reelected trustees of the Otterbein College Alumni Association at Westerville Friday and Saturday. Gerald Riley, former resident and now attorney in Cleveland, was named vice president.

Mabel E. Gardner Vance Cribbs Otterbein College Alumni Association Westerville Gerald Riley Cleveland

Broken Bulb Triggers Fatal Coal Dust Blast in Cadiz Plant

A light bulb broke at the Hanna Coal Co cleaning plant near Cadiz Sunday night, sparking a coal dust explosion that killed Edward Hayest aged 22 of Adena. Two others were injured, Joseph Pedrani of St. Clairsville in critical condition and Leonard Laughlin of Senecaville treated for burns. Pedrani was admitted to Ohio Valley Hospital in Wheeling, W Va.

Cadiz Hanna Coal Co Here Edward Hayest Adena Joseph Pedrani St. Clairsville Ohio Valley Hospital Wheeling W. Va Leonard Laughlin Senecaville

Car Hits Pole Darkens Oxford in Early Morning Crash

An automobile crashed into a power pole on Route 27 north of Millville near Oxford, cutting off electricity for 48 minutes. The outage ended at 2:06 a.m. after lines were cut from Brookville, Indiana, affecting Oxford Millville and nearby rural areas.

Oxford Millville Brookville Ind

American Legion Post 218 Executive Meet Tonight

Seventeen members of Ameri can Legion Post 218’s executive committee will meet at 8 p.m. today in the past to discuss general business, Commander Sam McAdow reported. Before invention of the reaper, two and one half hours were required to harvest each bushel of wheat, a chore now taking 10 minutes.

American Legion Post 218 Sam McAdow

Vital statistics births reported in multiple families

Mr and Mrs Carl Lackey announce a girl born Saturday at 910 Lafayette St. Mr and Mrs L V Kindred report a girl born Saturday at 1222 Young St. Mr and Mrs Jear Anglin announce a girl born Saturday at 2237 Omaha St. Mr and Mrs Leroy Gephart of Farmersville report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jettie Bailey announce a boy born Sunday at 907 Eighth Ave. Mr and Mrs James Drury of Franklin Route 1 report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcox of 656 Sixth Ave. report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vern Spears of Middletown Route 1 report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Enard Trent of 142 North River St Franklin report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Ridman of Lebanon Route 2 report a twin boy and girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harlan Ratliff of 11 Curtis St. report a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs William Castle of 2120 Winton St. report a boy born Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Fuller of 2000 South Main St. report a girl born Monday.

Carl Lackey Lafayette St L. V. Kindred Young St Jear Anglin Omaha St Leroy Gephart Farmersville Jettie Bailey Eighth Ave James Drury Franklin Route 1 Robert Wilcox Sixth Ave Vern Spears Middletown Enard Trent North River St Franklin George Ridman Lebanon Harlan Ratliff Curtis St

Marriage Licenses for Lockmeyer Baker Adkins Case

Paul R. Lockmeyer 41 mechanic 203 Highview Rd and Leona Baker 42 stenographer 2119 Central Ave. Charles Adkins 21 U S Air Force 1322 Woodlawn Ave and Mary Lou Case 18 bookkeeper 1207 Yankee Rd.

Paul R. Lockmeyer Highview Rd Leona Baker Central Ave Charles Adkins U. S. Air Force Woodlawn Mary Lou Case Yankee Rd

Hospital Notices Include List of Surgical and Medical Patients

In The Hospital Finley Townsend son of Mr and Mrs Townsend Franklin Route 1 surgical Theodore Byrd Yankee Rd medical Mrs James Hinkle Franklin Route 1 medical and ee of Yankee Rd medic nnl Delila Shearer Lebanon Route 1 medical Mrs Margaret Gabbard Columbia Ave medical Mrs Ruth Binnix South Broad St medical Everett Sparrow Sixth Ave William Updike Clark St Brenda Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cooper Wood lawn Ave surgical Deborah Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roberts Middletown Route 1 surgical

Finley Townsend Tommy Townsend Franklin Theodore Byrd Yankee Rd James Hinkle Franklin Route Eee Delila Shearer Lebanon Margaret Gabbard Columbia Ave Ruth Binnix South Broad St Everett Sparrow Sixth Ave William Updike Clark St Brenda Cooper James Cooper Woodlawn Ave Deborah Roberts William Roberts Middletown Route 1

Local residents listed in Franklin County notices

Mrs. Orville Blackmore of Franklin Route 2. Mrs. Columbus Collins of North Broad St. Mrs. R. E. Davidson Sr. of Bundy Apts. Mrs. Donald Farnshell of Lebanon. Charles Hobbs of Middletown Route 2. Robert Hawkins of Waynesville. Miss Marjorie Mosely of South Lebanon. Mrs. John Rau of Brentwood St. Charles Seymore of Lebanon. Herman Seeman of Trenton. Joseph Burdge of Germantown Route 1. Thomas Clark of Grenada Ave. Roy Dishman of Excello. Mrs. Robert Moon of Trenton. Anthony Miller of Excello. Oneida Nichols of Prospect Ave. Mrs. Bessie Schoonover of First Ave.

Orville Blackmore Franklin Columbus Collins North Broad St Lee Dishman Excello Robert Moon Trenton Anthony Miller James Miller Oneida Nichols Roy Nichols Prospect Ave Bessie Schoonover First Ave

Pedestrian Hurt Follows Driver Fined After City Mishap

William Abbott age 55 of 624 Moore Street was arrested on a charge of failure to yield to a pedestrian after a crash at Crawford Street and South Avenue. He posted a $25 bond for Thursday Traffic Court. Clarence Green age 60 of 2105 Queen Avenue suffered injuries to his right shoulder and cuts as he was struck while crossing South Avenue. The weekend had only this major incident amid a quiet holiday period.

William Abbott Moore St Crawford St South Ave Clarence Green Queen Ave Abbott Green

Club meetings and district trip notices

The OOC Club meets tonight at Mrs. George Fay's home with Miss Ellen Shaw hosting. The All-Right Club will visit Mrs. Ben Hunter Tuesday night. District meeting trip to Xenia on June 8 requires reservations by June 4, call Mrs. Saunders at 25374. Eskimos in Greenland live over 600 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

OOC George Fay Ellen Shaw Ben Hunter Xenia Laverne Saunders Lily-of-the-Valley O.E.S Saunders Greenland Arctic Circle

Kids Sign Tuesday for Salvation Army Kiddies Day Outing

Registration for 400 to 500 children ages eight to fifteen for the Salvation Army Kiddies Day picnic at LeSourdsville Lake will open Tuesday at three locations. Capt William E Prescott says registrations at the Citadel June 3 9 am to noon excluding Sundays Miltonville Out and Olling Mill Park Outpost 9 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm respectively. Last year about 450 children rode a special train for an all day outing. General Chairman Walter N McCoy says the central committee is organizing to make this year’s picnic better than ever.

Salvation Army LeSourdsville Lake William E. Prescott Army Corps Citadel Miltonville Olling Mill Park Prescott Walter N. McCoy Central Committee

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