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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

6

Social News: Visitors Arrive From New York and North Carolina

Mrs. Jack Cotton and children John and Bettina of New York City visit Mrs. Cotton's mother Mrs. James Emerson in South Main St for six weeks, with Mr. Cotton joining them later. Mrs. Waller Hunt and daughter Miss Sue Hunt of Hendersonville, N C visit Mrs. Hunt's parents on South Main St. Celeste Page returns from St Catherine's School in Richmond Va, driven to Cincinnati by her father Thomas W Page and sister Virginia Page of Fleming d. Celeste will be a high school sophomore in the college preparatory course this fall.

Jack Cotton John Bettina New York City Mrs. Waller Hunt Miss Sue Hunt Hendersonville, N. C Cincinnati Celeste Page St. Catherine’s School Richmond Thomas W. Page Virginia Page Fleming d Miss Page

Community group notices and meetings listed

Knights Templar auxiliary gather Friday at 615 PM for a covered dish supper with installation of officers. American War Mothers meet Thursday at 2 PM in Kessler Auditorium. Ladies of the Letter Carriers Auxiliary meet Friday at 730 PM at Mrs. Hartman's home 507 Garfield. King's Messenger Class Calvary Methodist meets Friday 730 PM at Mrs. Andrew Anderson 315 North Grimes. Prosser Chapter 367 OES meets Thursday 730 PM at Masonic Temple. Flag Day ceremony with refreshments served. Helen Hagen is chairwoman.

Knights Templar Auxiliary Louis Waldner Kessler Auditorium American Legion Letter Carriers Auxiliary C. D. Hartman Garfield St King’s Messenger Calvary Methodist Church Andrew Anderson North Grimes St Prosser Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Presbyterian Women To Meet At Chautauqua Friday

The Presbyterian Women of First Presbyterian Church unite with Oakland Blue Ball Franklin and Carlisle groups for a meeting at Chautauqua on Friday. A luncheon is served in the dining room at 12 30 p m. Mrs Hugh S Evans from Westminster Church in Dayton will be the guest speaker.

Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church Oakland Blue Ball Franklin Carlisle Chautauqua Hugh S. Evans Westminster Church Dayton

Nurses Breakfast At LeSourdsville

The Middletown Hospital School of Nursing alumnae held its monthly meeting at Verity Hall. Laura Crist spoke on public health, describing the City Health Department and related clinics and social work. Hostesses included Dorothy Baker and others. The club season ends until September. a July children’s picnic is planned.

Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Verity Hall Laura Crist Middletown City Dorothy Baker Carl Brown James Elizer Dorothy Hubbard Leo Sennet Henry Bohne

24th annual Middletown nursing school breakfast honors graduates

The Middletown Hospital School of Nursing held its 24th annual breakfast at LeSourdsville Lake on Monday. Graduates sat by graduating year, blue and gold decor, Florence Nightingale pledge, school history, and an inspirational talk preceded a dogwood tree dedication for Verity Hall. The event closed with class roll calls since 1927 and noted vows of service. Next social gathering set for June 19 at Miss Tabor’s home on Dixie Highway in Hamilton.

Middletown Hospital School of Nursing LeSourdsville Lake Florence Nightingale Harold McGraw E. T. Storer Verity Hall John Griggs Fred Whitman Yenser Mary Ann Roof Miss Knox Miss Lester Mark Moore Miss Tabor Byron Hackney Edward Howard Whitman Martha Procter Miss Procter Dixie Highway Hamilton

Nu Phi Mu Officers Elected at Chautauqua Meeting

Nu Phi Mu One Nu Phi Mu Unit One met at Chautauqua for a wiener roast and business session. Officers elected were Mary Lou Pergram president Jo Ann Canney vice president Lois Denniston recording secretary Dana Fleming corresponding secretary Mathilda Boehm treasurer Alma Hopper sergeant at arms. Instatement planned at next YMCA meeting.

Nu Phi Mu Chautauqua Mary Lou Pergram Jo Ann Canney Lois Denniston Dana Fleming Mathilda Boehm Alma Hopper YMCA

Installation of officers for Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha

Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority met at the Y for the annual installation of officers. Past president Miss Barbara Knox installed Lillard Lee as president with Knox as vice president, Don Yenser as recording secretary, Patricia Lester as corresponding secretary, and Ramona Tabor as treasurer. Mrs. Lee named committees for the year including ways.

Beta Zeta Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Barbara Knox Lillard Lee Don Yenser Patricia Lester Ramona Tabor Lee

Kitchen Gadget Shower for Ruth Lipfert Bride-to-be

A novel kitchen gadget shower honored Miss Ruth Lipfert, bride-elect of John Richard Hintz, with a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edward W Jones on Yankee Rd. The event featured yellow and white colors and a table centerpiece of roses. Lipfert and Hintz of Tacoma Wash. will wed Saturday evening at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

Ruth Lipfert John Richard Hintz Edward W Jones Yankee Rd Miss Lipfert Mr. Hintz Tacoma, Wash Bethlehem Lutheran Church F. R. Lipfert Monroe St

Berger Alexander Vows Exchanged in Double Ring Ceremony

Mrs Elizabeth Berger of 201 Garfield St and Corsie Alexander of 1919 South Ave exchanged vows yesterday at 10 am in a home ceremony on South Main St. Lammie Bailey, Justice of the Peace, officiated. Alexander works for Frigidaire Corp in Moraine City. They will reside at 211 Garfield St.

Elizabeth P. Berger Garfield St Corsie Alexander South Ave Lammie Bailey South Main St Alexander Frigidaire Corporation Moraine City

Women’s Society Meeting At Henderson Home

The Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. L. K. Henderson’s Fleming Road home. Mrs. Homer Getz conducted the business session and Mrs. Robert Brown led the devotional on Traveling by Heart. Eighteen members and one visitor shared lunch prepared by three hostesses.

Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brothern Church L. K. Henderson Fleming Road Homer Getz Robert Brown E. V. Goodwin The Missionary Society Howard Price Women’s Society of Word Service Zeno Brandon

Fidelis Bible Class Banquet At Le Sourdsville Lake

Fidelis Bible Mother daughter banquet of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Fidelis Bible Class drew 150 guests last evening at Le Sourdsville Lake. Rev H H Jung was toast master with Maria Jung at piano. Officers and committee members were introduced and songs, readings, baton twirling and a medley of tunes followed before closing prayers.

St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church le Sourdsville Lake H. H. Jung Maria Jung Anna Graf C. C. Hursh Hubert Fall Ruth Sebald Pat Lenharr Lawrence Lenharr Dwight Meehan Homer Moyer Margaret Renner Lawrence Renner Louise Hall Briel Romberg Mother Goodwin Marilyn Meehan Janet Moyer Miss Jung Miss Meehan Robert Dunn David Morgan Charles Revelos Robert Housh

Progressive Dinner Brings St Pauls Evangelical Members Together

Winmore Bible class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church held a Monday Progressive Dinner starting at 6 30 p m with 40 members meeting at Mrs John Conn s Wildwood Drive home for appetizers The group then went to the church for dinner with pink and green decorations and spring flowers The final stop was Mrs Chester Bowlus Jr s Tren ton home for a brief business session Scripture readings and prayers were led by Mrs Conn Winners included Mrs Ernest Myers Mrs Lewis Shaffer Mrs Robert Steinmetz and Mrs Earl Flint A dessert closed the evening Those in charge were Mrs Earl Rosser chairman and members Mrs Conn Mrs Stuart Nixon Mrs Lammie Bailey Mrs Bowlus and Mrs William Niederaur.

Winmore Bible St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church John Conn Wildwood Dr Chester Bowlus, Jr Trenton

Middletown Eyes Possible Critical Defense Area Tag

Residents and officials in Middletown doubt a federal survey will label the city a critical defense area for housing. Dayton and Hamilton faced earlier scrutiny, while the Defense Production Authority’s panel narrowed others out. If designated, credit controls would ease to boost home building.

Middletown Dayton J. D. Sawyer Middletown Real Estate Board Hamilton Edward Breen Defense Production Authority Cleveland

Nine enlist in AF and tenth rejoins Army

Sgt Luther Gregory announced nine men have joined the Air Force and one man has rejoined the Army. Air Force enlistees head to Lackland AFB for basic training. the Army recruit, Donald Eugene Wilkinson of North Xcel lo, is sent to Ft Meade. Wilkinson is a WWII veteran with two sisters in the WAC. Enlistees include Havens, Williams, Thomas, Moore, Cox, Keyser, Higham, Murphy, and Barnett.

Air Force Army Luther Gregory Lackland Aiir Force Base San Antonio Tex Donald Eugene Wilkinson North Excello Ft. Meade Women’s Army Corps Philip Edward Havens Charles St Raymond Williams Tenth Ave Roland Fay Thomas Sixth Ave Paul Lawrence Moore Eighth Ave Clarence Ronald Cox Queen St Robert Eugene Keyser Norman Richard Higham Wilbraham Rd Harold Gene Murphy Grand Ave Robert Jackson Barnett Crawford St

Draft Due Students Can Enlist, He Says

High school and college students who have received pre induction notices to report for physical examinations or who have already received the physical examinations may still enlist in the branch of service of their choice, according to Sgt Luther Gregory, station commander of the local Army and Air Force Recruiting Station. They must request in writing a postponement of 30 days from their local Selective Service boards. Then they can enlist, he said. The 1949 U S menhaden catch totaled 1 050 000 000 pounds.

Luther Gregory Army and Air Force Selective Service Boards

Youngsters Raise Roof At School Patrol Fete

A Middletown Ser ema Club event honored grade school safety officers with a program at Nelva Center. Carter Brantner 11 received the top award a wristwatch for leadership and innovations in patrol control. Karen Draut 11 won a tennis racquet as outstanding patrol girl.

Middletown v Nelva Center Serema Club John Hasselbach Carter Brantner Clifford Brantner Fleming Rd Lincoln School Brantner Young Brantner Lou Brown Sertoma Sherman School Pta Karen Draut Arthur Draut Stanley St C. E. Statenroth Middletown Safety Council Karen Harold Gray Sertoma Club Safety Council Charles Stutenroth

Denied Auto Use Inspires Winchester Tractor Runaway

Sheriff William Clark of Adams County reported 16 year old Russell Garrison of Route 2 Winchester drove away on his family tractor after his parents refused the car for a movie. The tractor was found near Aberdeen Ohio cemetery about 48 miles away, but Russell was missing.

Winchester William Clark Adams County Russell Garrison Route 2 E. B. Garrison Russell Clark Aberdeen Garrison

Roosevelt Junior High honor roll names omitted by error

Three seventh grade students who earned the Roosevelt Junior High School honor roll were omitted yesterday due to a typographical error. The students are Doris Phillips, Joan Roberts and Fred Tyson.

Roosevelt Junior High School Doris Phillips Joan Roberts Fred Tyson

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By Susan Breiel Helen Hagen Presbyterian LeSourdsville Williamson Oil Illiamson Triplife Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co N. Broad St O. Dial Berger-Alexander Richard Hudit Richard Hudnut Gallaher’s Drug Store Mike Emerick Fidelis Bible BY Carl Miller DPA House and Home Financing Agency Federal Reserve Board U. S Paul Wilson Aeruso Mano Lanza Blyth Norcross Norcross America Greeting Cards Office Outfitters Crawford Dot Beauty Shop Central Ave DIA McDowell C. McDowell Broad ST Wilson Howard A. Wilson, Jr Thomas H. Wilson
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