Mildred King Weds Glen Forman at Central Church of Christ
Society notes announce Miss Mildred King daughter of Mr and Mrs John C King of West Alexandria Rd united in marriage Sunday June 11 to Glen Forman son of Mr and Mrs Ben Forman of Oxford Middles Rd The double ring ceremony occurred at 11 30 am with Rev Francis L Scheffler officiating Attendants included Rose Mae King maid of honor and Barbara King bridesmaid Best man was John King Jr Usher was Jean Tomilson. The bride wore white chantilly lace with marquisette yoke and cape collar. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home with a five tier cake and white decor. The couple plan to reside on Crystal Ave and are employed in Middletown and Carlisle areas. Several relatives and guests are mentioned visiting from various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred King
John C. King
West Alexandria Rd
Glen Forman
Ben Forman
Oxford-Middletown Rd
Central Church of Christ
Francis L. Scheffler
Jean Tomilson
Ronald Palmer
Cumberland Falls
Pythian Sisters Plan July Picnic at LeSourdville Lake
Yesterday Butler County Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs were hosted by Mrs. Jacob Berry at Bethany for a covered-dish luncheon. Plans for a July 11 picnic at LeSourdville Lake were completed. The column also suggests an easy oven-made ham loaf dinner with baked sweet potatoes, a green salad, and a pineapple upside down cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Jacob Berry
Bethany
LeSourdsville Lake
Two Pastors Named Fire Chaplains in Middletown Ceremony
The Middletown Fire Department installed two clergymen as fire chaplains in a ceremony at Fire Station No 1 attended by about 60 people. The Rev H H Jung and Father Paul Golembiewski were proclaimed honorary assistant fire chiefs and received fireman gear and badges. City officials and given unions cards and membership awards followed a buffet supper before the program concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
C. B. Stiles
Lloyd Miller
John O'Doherty
International Association of Firefighters
Jack Meeker
William Fishbaugh
Fred B. Schatzmann
Stiles
Miller
Ross Hill
Francis Carmody
Thomas Newkirk
C. Lucas
Dayton
Robert Haggerty
Cincinnati Fire Department
O'Doherty
Hamilton
George Slaughterback
Harold Goetz
Mr. Jung
St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Father Golembiewski
St. Peter Claver Mission
Bad Checks Passed Here
Police said two bad checks were passed yesterday with an attempted third. A man named R. K. Durbin cashed a $35 cab fare with Joe Anderson of 6r Taxi Company on South Main Street, riding for six hours to Hamilton and Franklin. Lin Mendenhall reported a check used for 2 cartons of cigarettes with $1.30 change at Linn's Store. A man matching the description also attempted to cash a check at Sherwin Williams on Central Ave but was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Anderson
South Main St
Hamilton
Franklin
R. K. Durbin
Anderson
Lin Mendenhall
Linn’s
Central Ave
Sherwin Williams Paint
Local And Area Men Convicted In Michigan
William Peck, 27, of this city, and two Hamilton men, Jesse W. McVey, 25, and Charles Isaacs, 23, were convicted by a Superior Court Jury in Grand Rapids, Michigan, of possessing burglar tools. They were jailed on bond to await sentence after being spotted near a Kalamazoo warehouse last March. Captain Ralph Bauer of Middletown Police said Isaacs and Peck were also picked up in Louisville, Kentucky, and local authorities were checked. Bauer noted they are not wanted by Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peck
Hamilton
Jesse W. McVey
Charles Isaacs
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ralph Bauer
Middletown
Isaacs
Peck
Louisville
Bauer
Kyle Station Rd Will Be Repaved In Ohio County
A Walter Follmer contractor crew began spreading asphaltic material on Kyle Station Road at Yankee Road under a Butler County road sealing contract. The project extends to the Warren County line and south to State Route 4 before moving to other contract roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Follmer
Kyle Station
Yankee Rd
Butler County
Warren County
Judge Alton Combs to Operate Father in Cincinnati
Municipal session not held today as workers report Judge Alton H Combs in Cincinnati where his father Henry Combs is slated for an operation. Tomorrow's docket will include cases set for today. An estimated 104 million animal hides and skins worldwide will be required in 1950 to meet America's shoe and leather sole demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal
Alton H .Combs
Cincinnati
Henry Combs
America
Voice Recital At Girls' Club Features Young Pioneers
A Tuesday evening recital at the Ole Club showcased Ole pupils of Mrs News Certee Ramedell. Performers included Charles Moore Mine Levelace Mise Dorothy, Reva Moore, Leman Dunlap, Dolorea Anslinger, Martha Glass, and Lawrence Herring. They offered selections from Meyerbeer Puccini Beethoven Verdi and more with piano accompaniment and chorus-like pieces culminating in Verdi's aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Mra News Certee
Doe
Reg
Gree
Yin
Ft Thane
Pow
Malotte Mies
Reva Moore
Grete Awinet
Spress
Lebar
Mixa Dolorea Anslinger
Samson and Delilah
Saint-Saens
Edwards
Pale Hanis
Finden
Charles Moore
Seville
Niemann
Beethoven
Martha Glass
Mopart
Handel
Puccinio
Herbert
Lawrence Herring
Grenadiers
Schuman
Geehl
Taylor
Women’s General Missionary Society meets at church
The Women’s General Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting at the church last night with hostesses Mrs. Bert Guernsey Mrs. Howard Haskins and Mrs. Harold Draut. A covered dish dinner preceded a program chaired by Mrs. Draut featuring devotions prayer cycle mission study topics The Book Fare by Mrs. Guernsey Each One Teach One by Mrs. Clay Yocum The Book Fair by Mrs. Edward Sorrell and a closing song My Mother’s Bible by Mrs. Haskins. A report from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union was given by Mrs. William Randall and a Thank Offering talk by Mrs. Templyn et. The business session was led by president Mrs. Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's General Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Bert Guernsey
Howard Haskins
Harold Draut
Edward Sorrell
Haskins
Women's Christian Temperance Union
William Randall
Templynet
Sesson
Election of officers highlights Evangelical United Brethren class meeting
Mrs. R A Hill led a last evening gathering at Mrs. Virgil Parker’s Kenwood Drive home. Officers installed were Mrs. Harry Ward as president, Mrs. Bruce Peters as treasurer, and Mrs. William Greenfield as secretary. Devotions by Mrs. Peters and committee reports followed. The class voted a Kiddie Day picnic donation through the Salvation Army. Guests included Mrs. John Darling of Scottdale Pennsylvania and Mrs. Edward Moon of Ashland Kentucky. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Howard Price, Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Clifton White head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hill
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Virgil Parker
Kenwood Dr
Hill
Harry Ward
Bruce Peters
William Greenfield
Peters
Salvation Army
John Darling
Scottdale
Edward Moon
Ashland
Howard Price
Harry
Clifton Whitehead
Final Business Meeting Of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
The Alpha Epsilon chapter held its final yearly meeting at the YMCA with president Mrs Gene Popper conducting the opening ritual. Officers were installed, year’s activities summarized, and the Sigma sisters of the year announced. The chapter agreed to sponsor three Salvation Army kiddie picnic children and reported bake sale profits from May. A social meeting is planned for June 25 at Samuel Woods’ Sheffield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Gene Popper
Sigma Sisters
Salvation Army
Samuel Woods
Sheffield
Community notices for LeSourdsville Ladies Aid and Mayflower Past Councilors
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid will meet at 717 Elwood Street at noon for a covered dish dinner. Mayflower Past Councilors gather tomorrow evening at 1112 Lafayette Street at 7 30, hosted by Mrs Nellie Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid
William Housh
Elwood St
Mayflower
Nellie Palmer
Lafayette St
Salt pay origin of salary phrase
The term salary derives from salarium the Latin phrase for the salt allowance given to Roman soldiers as part of their pay. This originated as compensation tied to salt, a valuable commodity in ancient times.
Missionary Society installs new officers in a ceremony
Thirty eight members attended the Sara h Thompson Missionary Society installation last evening. Leslie Dixon led the service replacing Mrs. Richard Gray. New officers include Mrs. Donald Keffer president, Mrs. Henry Barker vice president, Mrs. Herbert Spade secretary, Mrs. William Mack treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Brooks corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. Long publicity chairman, Mrs. Harold Brooks librarian, Mrs. Barker roll call, Mrs. Gray devotions, Mrs. Joseph Gilden and Mrs. W. D. Brock program committee, Mrs. Mable Hall sick committee, and Mrs. Charles Moore hostess committee. Albert Lowe’s team won the April–June contest. John Knight’s team will treat the winners to a July picnic. Refreshments by Pearl McKinney, M. R. Simrell, and L. F. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thompson Missionary Socie
L. F.rown
Arlington Ave
Leslie Dixon
Richard Gray
Donald Keffer
Henry Barker
Herbert Spade
Illiam Mack
J. H. Brooks
L. Long
Harold Brooks
Barker
Gray
Joseph Giiden
W. D. Brock
Mable Hall
Charles Moore
Albert Lowe
John Knight
Pearl McKinney
M. R. Simrell
L. F. Brown
Lawn Party at Baker Home Hosts Lang Guests
A lawn party at the Baker residence on Manchester Ave hosted about 20 guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lang of St. Petersburg and Philadelphia, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sebald. The event featured a long terrace dinner and a colorful garden backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Baker
Manchester Ave
L. L. Lang
St. Petersburg
Fila
Philadelphia
E. J. Sebald
Mrs. Lang
Book Reviews Heard by Missionary Society
The Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society met at the parish house last evening. Mrs. Charles Rempe and Mrs. Wyline Senften performed musical selections with Ruth Rempe at the piano. Mrs. Marie Bredekamp led devotions followed by a review of Spun By an Angel by Martha Cheavens by Mrs. M. S. Mills and a brief look at The Tumbleweed Boy by Eleanor Hull by Eleanor Haueisen. Layettes were assembled for the Mexican Mission in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Charles Rempe
Wylie Senften
Ruth Rempe
Marie Bredekamp
Martha Cheavens
M. S. Mills
Eleanor Haueisen
Eleanor Hull
Texas
Williamson Gabbard Vows Exchanged in Franklin Church
Mrs Mamie Williamson and Roscoe Gabbard exchanged vows at the Congregational Christian Church of Franklin on Saturday June 3 at 830 pm. Rev W K Thompson officiated before a fireplace adorned with summer flowers and tapers. Miss Eileen Lee Meyers attended the bride and twin brother Oscar Gabbard served as best man. The couple honeymooned in Michigan and are staying with friends at Bomberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church of
Franklin
Mamie Williamson
Roscoe Gabbard
W. K. Thompson
Eileen Lee Meyers
Oscar Gabbard
Michigan
Egg
Bombergern
Open House for Golden Wedding of Hansells
In honor of their 50th wedding anniversary Harry and Mrs Hansell plan an open house at their Route 25 home on Sunday June 18 from 2 to 5 pm Hosted by Foster Hansell and friends Edith Arpp George Noell Betty Long and Russell Deardoff, inviting all friends and relatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hansell
Foster Hansell
Frank Dunbar
Russell Martin
Hansell
Edith Arpp
George Noell
Betty Long
Russell Deardoff
Twelve And One Enjoys Meeting
Mrs. Edward Windsor Jr hosted the Twelve and One Club at 1206 Lind Ave with guests in comic character costumes. Honored guest Mrs. William Curtin received a birthday handkerchief shower while prizes went to Miss Elizabeth Caldwell for costumes and to Mrs. Harold Mullen and Mrs. Larry Wardlow for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Windsor, Jr
Quentin Hale
Lind Ave
Illiam Curtin
Elizabeth Caldwell
Harold Mullen
Larry Wardlow
Arthur Sanderson
Mullen
Harus Barker
Wardlow
Anneth Woodrey
Hale
Kenneth Copenhaver
Franklin
Curtis
Miss Ingwersen Celebrated with Multiple Bridal Parties
A series of social gatherings honored Miss Mary Ingwersen, bride elect of Henry Windsor. Mrs. M. F. M. Tullis hosted luncheon for 21 at Moraine Country Club with yellow and white floral decor. Guest turnout topped 70 at the Quail residence for cocktails and dinner with entertainment by Mrs. Louise Hunter Windsor and pianist George Kellogg. Gifts included kitchen articles displayed under a large mammy figure. The couple plans to wed Saturday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ingwersen
Henry Windsor
M. FM. Tullis
Moraine Country Club
W. B. Quail
South Main St
Louise Hunter Windsor
George Kellogg
New York City
Miss Ingwersen
Miss
Westminster Guild Holds Chicken Dinner at LeSourdsville
Members of the Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at LeSourdsville Lake for a chicken dinner. In charge of the affair were Mrs. Edwin Crawford, Mrs. Robert Truck, and Mrs. A. E. Roper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
LeSourdsville Lake
Edwin Crawford
Robert Truck
A. E. Roper
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15Th Ave
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Mary Lynn
University of Kentucky At
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Jee Rhodenmerer
Ft. Lewderdale
File
Raspar Wright and Sons
Eaton Dr
Charlies Denny, Jr
Santa Fe Ra
Fla
G. Riffe
Dale
Manchester Rd
West
Pawee
L. Weekes
Miami University
Jeanne Cartee
Bether Lee Baxeler
Joe Baxley
Esther Lee
Mason M. Lemont
Kittery
Mi‘ami University
Mrs
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Chater
Mens Shop
Kahn
Knox Hats
Manhattan
Thomas
Carrick & Leiken
Bantamac
Monarch
Zero-King
British Walker Shoes
Taylor Shoes
Rainfall Rain
Pioneer
Barry Jewelry
Kalamazoo
Kyle Station Rd
Presbyterian Church
Open Door Bureau
Wellesley
Mass
Wilson
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Gough-Lamb
DIAL
Baker Home
Missionary Society
Williamson-Gabbard
H. Hansells
EATON
Dad
Office Outfitters
N. Main ST
Rexsodes
C. McDowell
SO. Broad ST
Exclusive Furs
McDowell
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