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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

6

Miss Beth Hammon Heads Abroad for Summer Program

Miss Beth Hammon daughter of Rev and Mrs E H Hammon of Baltimore Street leaves June 23 to spend the summer in Finland as a participant in the Experiment in International Living program Now in its 25th year the program sends groups of 10 with trained leaders on homestays in 17 countries including Western Europe Yugoslavia Greece Mexico India and Japan After Finland the group will tour by camping or cycling and end with a major city visit such as London Paris or Stockholm Independent travel follows for many participants Meanwhile hundreds of incoming Experiment groups will visit the U S for homestays on college campuses before two weeks of campus life and a final American city visit

Beth Hammon E. H. Hammon Baltimore Street Finland Experiment In International Living New York S. S. Waterman Experiment In International Living London Paris Stockholm United States Europe Yugoslavia Greece Mexico India Japan U.S Washington

Picnic Supper Honors Couple Wed 50 Years

Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hayes of Fleming Road celebrate 50 years of marriage with a surprise picnic at Orchard Street hosted by son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Smith. Married June 20, 1906 in Ford City, Pa., they have lived in Middletown 44 years. Hayes is a retired Armco Steel employee. Family attendance included two sons, daughters-in-law, five grandchildren, and extended relatives.

D. M. Hayes Fleming Road D. K. Smith Orchard Street Ford City Middletown Hayes Armco Steel Corp

Friends Wete Recent Bride Shower Honors Betthy Mae Click

Mrs. Bob Sears formerly Betty Mae Click received a postnuptial shower with gifts arranged on a table and wedding bells with pink and white streamers overhead. Attendees included Mrs. Joe on Plymouth and numerous friends and relatives such as Mrs. McKinley Rudd Mrs. James Mc Nabb Mrs. Freddie Carroll Mrs. Richard Shockley and Miss Linda Click.

Bob Sears Betty Mae Click Joe Plymouth McKinley Rudd James McNabb Freddie Carroll Richard Shockley George Velde Joseph Ditmyer William Click James E. Thacker Veda Hayes Victor Click Sr Barbara Lee Shockley Shirley Velde Phyllis Kay Shockey Linda Click

LeSourdsville Ladies Aid Meeting This Thursday

LeSourdsville Ladies Aid plans a 2 p.m. gathering at Mrs. Richard Maiser's Todhunter Road home this Thursday.

LeSourdsville Ladies Aid Richard Maiser Todhunter Road

Joyce E Huy to Wed Kenneth Mabry July 1

Mr and Mrs Paul Huy announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Elaine to Kenneth Harold Mabry son of Mr and Mrs Carlin Mabry of Hillsville Va The couple plan an open church ceremony at 7 30 p m July 1 at St Paul s Evangelical and Reformed Church Joyce is a Middletown High School graduate employed by Gardner Board Carton Co Mabry attended Hillsville schools served four years in the Navy and works for Armco Steel Corp

Paul Huy Armco Drive Joyce Elaine Kenneth Harold Mabry Middletown Carlin M. Mabry Hillsville Middletown High School Hay Gardner Board & Carton Co Mabry Navy Armco Steel Corp St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church

McCandlishs Celebrate 40th Anniversary With Buffet

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McCandlish of Franklin Street were honored by daughters Miss Betty McCandlish and Mrs. Harry L. Youngkin at a Saturday buffet for their 40th wedding anniversary. Ramblers Club members and guests attended. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones were among them. A gift and an original poem by Mrs. J. J. Canfield topped the evening along with a red and white roses centerpiece.

E. H. McCandlish Franklin Street Betty McCandlish Dayton Harry L. Youngkin Phoenix Ariz McCandlish The Ramblers Club R. W. Galloway Vernon Jones J. J. Canfield

Two Universities Report Graduates

Miss Barbara A. Davies was among 2,749 degree recipients at Northwestern University’s 98th annual commencement. She earned a bachelor of science in education and is daughter of Clyde Davies of Fleming Road. Alpha Phi member active in campus life. Harvard awarded two Middleton residents MBAs, John Milton Blackford of Milton Road and Mark Albert Paul of S Broad Street, and Jerome C. Kindred of Superior Avenue earned a bachelor of arts. Harvard Yard ceremonies end at Tercentenary Theater.

Barbara A. Davies Northwestern University Tne Clyde Davies Fleming Road Alpha Phi

Benevento Club honors outgoing president at Meadows dinner

Mrs. Lawrence Wardlow, retiring president of the Benevento Club, was honored at a Meadows dinner party arranged by her retiring corps of officers. She received a gift for her work over the past year, with other retiring officers in attendance, including Mrs. Edward Denisi, Mrs. Robert Manning and Mrs. William Murphy.

Lawrence Wardlow Benevento Club the Meadows Wardlow Club Edward Denisi Robert Manning William Murphy

Party for 230 Patients at Hospital Sees Popular Program

Mrs. Max Wise chaired a Longview Social Service League party held Saturday by the Pythian Sisters to entertain 230 hospital patients with music and dancing. Refreshments were provided by Wise and helpers including Mrs. Al Gebron and others, with six league board members present.

Max Wise Longview Social Service League Pythian Sisters Wise al Gebron William Fouts Homer Jefferson Russell Cunningham League Tom Lawson L. D. Wilmore Ida Martin Robert Melampy William Arkill Wiliam Call

Rosings Plan Open House For Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Anton Rosings celebrate their golden wedding anniversary after 60 years of marriage. They will host an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at 461 Allwen Dr Dayton. The Rosings were wed June 24 1906 in Crete Illinois and lived in Middletown 20 years before moving to Dayton 10 years ago. They have two sons Harold and Victor and three grandchildren in Dayton.

Anton Rosing Crete Ill Rosings Allwen Dr Dayton Middletown Harold Victor

Local births announced for ten families this weekend

Vital statistics listing multiple birth announcements: Long of Shafer Street a girl. Greer of Lafayette Street a boy. DePalma of Winton Street a girl. Dingess of Logan Avenue a girl. Shackelford of Ohio Avenue a girl. Moore of Seventeenth Avenue a girl. Puckett of Garfield Street a boy. Russ of Elien Drive a boy. Penny of Armco Drive a boy. Additional births include Crouch in West Middletown a boy. Joyce on Kennec Drive a girl. Blackford of Princeton Road a boy at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Logsdon family grandparents in Hamilton and Blackford grandparents in Franklin. Donohue of Columbus a boy at Doctors Hospital Columbus. Conover of Lebanon noted as maternal grandfather.

Robert Long Shafer St Charles Greer Lafayette St Anthony DePalma Winton St Grover Dingess Logan Ave Larry Shackelford Ohio Ave William Moore 17Th Ave John Puckett Garfield St Dean Russ Elien Edward Penny Armco James Crouch West Middletown Rt. 1 Michael Joyce Kennec Dr Robert Blackford Princeton Rd Hamilton Ft. Hamilton Hospital Elbert Logsdon Everett Blackford Franklin Cecil Wray S. Sutphin St Mercy Hospital William Meader Boston Mass C. E. Wray

Marriage Licenses in Middletown and Hamilton Area

Joseph A Priest 41 mechanical draftsman 704 S Main St Middletown and Lorraine F Creekbaum 37 buyer 900 Fifth Ave Middletown James I McNamara 22 US Army Hamilton and Gail A Mills Paugh 19 Hamilton Earl Edward Schaney 37 paper maker Hamilton and Doris Jean Morgan 26 teacher 103 Oxford State Rd Middletown Carl Randolph Garnett 35 teacher Hamilton and Marie Seugers Derickson 29 secretary Oxford Rt 1

Joseph A. Priest S. Main St Middletown Lorraine F. Creekbaum Fifth Ave James I. McNamara US. Army Hamilton Gail A. Millspaugh Earl Edward Schaney Doris Jean Morgan Oxford State Rd Carl Randolph Garnett Marie Seugers Derickson Oxford Rt. 1

Hospital List Names Patients and Residents in Dayton Area

A long list names numerous residents and relatives connected with The Hospital Charless Hill Dayton and surrounding towns. Entries include Curtis Patrick Omahas St Mrs John Calhoun Sycamore Thomas Hampel son of Mr and Mrs Hampel Orchard Mrs Kash Wilson Girard Ave Mrs Mattie Reichter West Middletown Rt 1 and many others with addresses on Garfield St Fleming Rd Central Ave and Lincoln St.

Charless Hill Dayton Curtis Patrick Omaha St John Calhoun Sycamore Thomas Hampel Mrs Anthony Hampel Orchard St Kash Wilson Girard Ave Mattie Reichter West Middletown Darden Stanley Garfield St O. E. Martin Stanley St John Wetzel Fleming Rd Elizabeth Birch Lafayette St Thelma Snelling Baltimore St David DeCamp Keys Ave Gwendolyn Milton Calvin Milton Lincoln St Charles Montague Central Ave Bernard Allen Sheridan Ave Mazie Hansel Harrison A. G. Cox Yankee Rd Nancy Morland Franklin Melzo Gaw Howard Ave George Mehl Seneca St Jeffrey Hornbeck Clarence Hornbeck William Riggs N. Broad St Albert Williams 8Th Ave Elmer Lykins Germantown Lornia Williamson Elsworth Williamson Granada Ave Charles Alexander Garfield St. Vincent Donald Oditt Thurman Meehan Catalpa Obie Meadows Frederick Hollon Robert Shockey Grand Ave Matilda Gustin Queen Ave Paul Combs Monroe Joelene Carter Forest Danner Albert Blanton

Father's Day birth with police escort in Boston

Philip K. Chaplain of North Andover became a new father on Father's Day while rushing his wife to Massachusetts Memorial Hospital with a police escort. A patrolman at the wheel acted as attending physician as time ran short. Mother and daughter were reported well, and it marked Chaplain's fifth wedding anniversary.

Boston Philip K North Andover Massachusetts Memorial Hospital

Middletown High Class of 1916 Holds 40th Reunion Dinner

Twenty three members of Middletown High School Class of 1916 gathered at the Manchester Hotel Rose Room for a 40th reunion with nineteen spouses at a buffet. Seventy three percent of the class attended, letters from twelve unable to attend were read, and teachers Miss Ernestine Roudebush and R A Heck were honored guests as Gordon Faries designed the table decorations.

Middletown High School Manchester Hotel Gordon Faries George Freeman Ernestine Roudebush R. A. Heck Middletown High Roudebush

Travel Notes From Wisconsin Fishing Trip Return

Travel notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morningstar and daughter Linda visiting a summer cottage near Twin Lake in Cable Wisconsin for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Heim of Middletown. Also, Mrs. Harry L. Youngkin and children arrived from Phoenix to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McCandlish of Franklin Street, for several weeks.

Wisconsin Dick Morningstar Linda Hill Avenue Morningstars John Heim Middletown Twin Lake Cable Wis Harry L. Youngkin John, Tyler Sarale Phoenix Ariz E. H. McCandlish Franklin Street

Servicemen News Shortages and Training Updates

Second Lt. Fred Hoskins, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Hoskins, completed the first phase of six months on active duty under the Reserve Forces Act at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. He finished a 10 week automotive maintenance and repair officer course and will receive on the job ordnance training. Pvt. Edward F. Merchant, son of Mrs. Susie Merchant, is in Germany with the 59th Field Artillery Battalion for month long field tests. Sp2c. Alton L. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Davis, recently graduated from the track vehicle mechanics course at Ft. Knox Kentucky after enlisting in 1952. All are former college graduates who worked in civilian jobs prior to service.

Fred Hoskins Elisha Hoskins Marshall Rd Reserve Forces Act Aberdeen Proving Ground Hoskins Army’s Ordinance School National Guard Sigma Alpha Epsilon The University of Cincinnati Edward F. Merchant Susie Merchant Walnut St 59Th Field Artillery Germany Merchant Ft. Hood Tex Miami University Alpha Alpha Fraternity Alton L. Davis Bernard W. Davis Grand Ave Armored School Ft. Knox Davis Army Camp Breckinridge Sears, Roebuck and Co Hamilton

Reservation Deadline Set for Rainbow Assembly in Cleveland

Mrs Horace Hunter announced tomorrow as the deadline for members to reserve spots for the Middletown Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls drill teams and the grand assembly June 28 29 30 in Cleveland. The two drill teams will compete June 30 at the Masonic Temple in Cleveland.

Horace Hunter Middletown Assembly Order of the Rainbow For Gr Assembly Cleveland Assembly Masonic ‘Temple

Save Your Valuable Rugs and Furnishings

Soil free carpets and upholstery wear longer through frequent cleaning with Blue Lustre. The new foam cleans wall-to-wall carpets oriental rugs and upholstery leaving colors bright and pile open. It applies with a long handle brush and leaves no residue resoiling. A gallon cleans three nine by twelve rugs, making it economical.

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