Society Notes Show Local Families Reunite Across States
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ayres and daughter Nancy Ayres returned from Meadville Pa with Nancy to be a senior at Allegheny College this fall. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William M Bunnell of North Hollywood Calif staying a week with the Bunnells in Elwood Street. The group joined Estel Wombold Margaret Rodefer Lee Baird and Nancy Baird for a trip to Youngstown Ohio to visit James Mumaw and son Bobby. Nancy Baird will visit the Mumaws four weeks. Mrs E A Badger hosted as weekend guests Mrs A J Darbyshire and Miss Doris Harrison from Sabina Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ayres
Nancy Ayres
Meadville
William V. Bunnell
Elwood St
William M. Bunnell
North Hollywood
Calif
Estel Wombold
Margaret Rodefer
Lee Baird
Nancy Baird
Youngstown, C
James Mumaw
Bobby
Mumaw
Lois Baird
Middletown
Dick Rodefer
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Mumaws
E. A. Badger
The
Alameda
A. J. Darbyshire
Doris Harrison
Sabina
Collegiana: Rathman Receives ONU Law Degree
William Ernest Rathman of Highland Street earned his law degree at Ohio Northern University’s 80th commencement with Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt as speaker. Rathman, Navy Air Corps veteran, Kenyon alum, did Harvard government studies and belongs to Psi Upsilon and Delta Theta Phi. Also noted are Berea College graduates Betty Hammond and Marietta College graduate William C. Kash and his wife Jéanine Kash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ernest Rathman
E. D. Rathman
Highland St
Ohio Northern University
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Rathman
Naval Air Corps
Kenyon College
Harvard University
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Delta Theta Philaw
Gree
Marietta College
Middletown High School
Kash
Béta Beta Beta
Jéanine F. Kash
Personal And Crystal Shower Fete For Miss Hamilton
A personal and crystal shower honored Miss Martha Jane Hamilton yesterday afternoon hosted by Miss Louise Vitori. Miss Hamilton and fiancé Louis Rossi plan a June 16 wedding at St Marys Church with vows at 9:30 a.m. A mock cake and bell decor, gifts, and games filled the gathering for 25 guests. Also notice: Estate of Jacob Weinman administrator appointed Louis Weinman of Middletown Ohio, claims due within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Hamiiton
Louise Vitori
Yankee Rd
Hamilton
Louis Rossi
St. Marys Church
Jacob Weinman
Louis Weinman
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
OSCAR R_ LEISER
G. W. A. Wilmer
First Two Ball Foursome Held At Wildwood
Wildwood Golf Club staged its first two ball foursome of the summer yesterday afternoon with chairs Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sanderson assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Mort Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Al Leak. Lowgross went to Mrs. Edgar Westfall and Bert Fein thal with 43. two couples tied for blind bogey at 49. Low strokes to the green to Mrs. Al Leak and Mort Taylor with 24. low putts went to Mrs. Bert Feinthal and Owen Combs with 16. A covered dish dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Club
M. B. Sanderson
Mort Taylor
al Leak
Edgar Westfall
Bert Feinthal
William Bales
Glenn Mulligan
Don Keffer
Gene Coker
Owen Combs
Farewell Tea Honors Leareys At First Methodist
Nearly 200 members and friends attended a farewell tea at the First Methodist Church social hall to honor Rev and Mrs Kenneth Learey and family before their move to Van Wert Ohio where he will lead the Defiance district. Musical entertainment featured Mrs Russell Johnson at the piano and violinist Forest Bowman. The Leareys received a silver tea service and Mrs Learey with jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Learey
Leareys
van Wert
Leavey
Defiance
Methodist Church
Raymond Young
B. D. Morgan
Ralph Mull
Whie
Russell Johnson
Forest Bowman
Spin and weave history shared at Wenrick home
The Clubs Critique Club Critique Literary Society closed its year with a covered dish picnic at the Wenrick farm near New Madison Ohio. Mr Wenrick traced cloth spinning from ancient times to the early American spinning wheel noting that more people rely on individual spinning today than on factory textile production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critique Literary Society
Tom Wenrick
New Madison
Wenrick
Memorial Service Held by Moose and Loyal Order Members
Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of the Moose held their annual memorial service yesterday afternoon at Moose hall. Mrs. John Perry, Sr., gave the invocation. The names of deceased members were read during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Members of the Loyal of Order of the Moose
Moose Hall
John Perry, Sr
Legislation reshapes welfare and pensions amid tax shifts
The legislature splits Welfare Department duties creating a Department of Public Resistance to handle poor relief pensions and aid programs while the Welfare Department retains rest including prisons and mental hygiene. Pension boosts to five dollars monthly raise old age support to sixty dollars. Workers compensation changes pass with a weekly raise to twenty eight dollars for twenty six weeks and a five dollar dependent maximum. The governor's truck tax proposal yields less. license fees rise. highway patrol expands. FEPC bill passes the House but dies in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche
Départment of Public Résistance
Weelfare
Prigeons
Division of
House
Senate
Indiana dethrones pink carnation as state flower
Indiana replaces the pink carnation with tulip tree blossoms as the new state flower, marking a historic change in official symbolism. The shift elevates the tulip tree's standing in state identity and commemorates a new floral emblem for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Notable church service behind the scenes report
Mrs Edith Arpp and Jess Dennis read during a service while Scott Cooley presented Departed Friend. Rev H H Jung of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church delivered the sermon as Orville Price gave the loist and Wilson Wheeler offered the benediction. Mrs Alfred Gehron acted as mistress of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Arpp
Jess Dennis
Scott Cooley
H. H. Jung
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Orville Price
Wilson Wheeler
Alfred Gehron
Lions Auxiliary Hosts Yearend Picnic at LeSourdsville Lake
The Lions Auxiliary plans a final year meeting with husbands and families at LeSourdsville Lake. A picnic supper at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday will lead to park activities. Committee chair is Mrs. Clarence Crout with helpers Mrs. Luff Laundy Mrs. Ollie Seitter and Mrs. Robert Gade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Auxiliary
LeSourdsville Lake
Clarence Crout
Luff Laundy
Ollie Seitter
Robert Gade
Ohio retail sales rise in first four months of 1951
Ohio retail analysts report total sales for January through April 1951 rose 17 percent from the same period in 1950, while April sales matched 1950 levels with only a three percent increase. The Ohio State University publication notes statewide gains, despite mixed monthly results. Gold reported in 14 of New Mexico's 32 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Universi
Ty Business
New México
Schreiberg elected JWV commander amid Ohio events
Columbus AP report states Lester Schreiberg of Cincinnati was elected commander of the Jewish War Veterans. Mrs Tillie Blum of Cleveland was chosen as state Women’s Auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lester Schreiberg
Cincinnati
Jewish War Veterans
Tillie Blum
Cleve
Women's Auxiliary
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Susan Breiel
Society
Collegiana
Betty Hammond
Morgan Hammond
Berea College
Berea, Ky
William C. Kash
Goldman Ave
Aamouns
Paul Douglas
Richard Basehart
Barbara Bel Geddes
Debra Paget
van Helmn
Yvonne de Carl Prove Foster
Lac Carie
Tom Oly A
Alex Nicol
Caer Inito
MPRAE
Nelsons ‘West Pout Leon
Silvana Mangeno
Anna Magnani
Ingrid Bergman
Rita Hayworth
Bosley Crowther
NY Times
Awe Ethtase
Joan Patterson
Pauline Esposito
Thalia Thomas
Nancy Mayable
Yolandi di Cristoforo
Robert English
Helen Gerber Ramsdell
Alice Blue
Tierney l
Goodwin
Shirley Ann Scearse
Penn
Zelma Kah
Phillips
Novello
Jackie Turner
Luders
Bohm
Judy Snook
Leoncavallo
Purcell
Philip Ramsey
Delibes
Rita Curry
Karen Rautio
Miriam Ratio
Romberg
Kern
Gretchen Holstein
Huhn
Breil
Louise Hall
del Riego
Brahe
Mary Newman
Speaks
Manning
Clare Whitman
Oklahoma
Dodgers
Mary Louise Wilson
Marilyn Gehm
Shirley Armitage
Patty Gerber
Churchill and “the Little Damozel
Becky Roof
Tierney
Blaine Weaver
Ole Man River
Billy Neel
Strickland
Wilson
Barbara Benner
Arlen
Beth Ann Eggleston
St. Mary’s
Adams
Redman
Phyllis Barker
Karah Cradraft
Phyllis Howard
Zandra Atchiey
Fisher
Cadiz
Delibés
Sue George
Firestone
Marcia McConnaughy
Rombert
Zandra Atchley
Mother MacChree
Olcott
Martha Jo Brede
Herbert
Nancy Cairns
Nevin
Friml
Jimmy Moorehead
LaForge
Gavotte
Popper
Adele
Strauss
Robyn
Marilyn Danford
Hero
Straus
Johann
Margaret Stevens
O’hara
Mr. Dream-Maker
Woodman
Charlotte Ferguson
Mother
Donizetti
Head
Nancy Berkey
Huhne
Tom Rei
Sanderson
Verdi
Shirley Ann Armitage
Robert Taylor
H” Arlene Dahl
Wildwood
Critique Club
Moose
Cruise
Drive-In Theatre
BTAG
C. Harry Taylor
Dan Dailey
Betty Grable
ME Mister
the Gun
Industry
JWY
Schreiberg
Tonite
Kirk Douglas
Virginia Mayo
Stewart Granger
Ataret
M-G-M
Rip McCool
Walter Pidgeon
B-M
Pat Stars
Niven
Robert Newton
David Brian - Arlene Dahl
Air-Force
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Eddie Arnold In — “Hoedown
Randolph Scott
Ohio Bell
Phones
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