Area Residents and Travelers Return From Trips and Visits
Visiting here from Buffalo are Mr. and Mrs. R. Moltz guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes and family of Stanley Street. Flying to Camp Miniwanca in Shelby Michigan today are Robert Griswold Colin Gardner IV and Ames Gardner Jr The trip lasts a month. Mrs. J. J. Schmelzer of Little Rock Arkansas visits to see friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nichols and children Nan and Norman return from a Cleveland vacation visiting Mrs. Nichols' parents Carl Wittich and attending Hiram College centennial events. Stee J. A. Hamm returns from Wisconsin visits to Milwaukee Beloit. Indian Lake vacationers include Mrs. Orland Harkrader and Mr. and Mrs John Huntsbarger. Visiting his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey and daughter Carol of Ames Iowa while Mr. Harvey pursues a doctoral degree at Iowa State. Mrs. Howard A. Wilson resumes home life after Ocean Grove trip for national Presbyterian council meeting. Richard Kenyon returns to Purdue for summer school after earning a B S in electrical engineering and starting his master's work.
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Camp Miniwanca
Shelby, Mich
Robert Griswold
Colin Gardner IV
Ames Gardner, Jr
Norman C. Nichols
Nan and
Norman
Nelbar St
Cleveland
Hugh Harvey
Tytus Ave
Robert R. Harvey
Carol
Ames, Ja
Harvey
Iowa State
Purdue University
Richard Kenyon
R. L. Kenyon
Kensington Ave
Bathroom Shower For Gwenn Conn
Pre nuptial festivities for Miss Gwenn Conn continue as her marriage to Richard Lew, planned for July 1, unfolds at Arm eco Drive home of Mrs Edward Cockman. Gifts hidden about the house, additional presents wrapped on a table with delphinium and larkspur, and games with winners Virgil Perry and Barbara Frisby. Refreshments served from a dais adorned with white daisies feaverie and tall tapers around a crystal punch bowl. Attending guests include Mrs Oward Narnard Mrs Perry Mrs Robert Gloeckler Mrs Harry Younkin Miss Joan Doring Miss Frisby Miss Conn and Mrs Cockman.
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Gwenn Conn
Richard Lewis
Edward Cockman
Arm‘eco Dr
Virgil Perry
Barbara Frisby
Oward Narnard
Perry
Robert Gloeckler
Harry Younkin
Joan Doring
Miss Frisby
Conn
Line up of events at Forest Hills Club
Forest Hills Country Club lists a membership dance Friday night with the Jimmy Wiloe Trio performing at 9 p.m. Reservations are due by Friday noon June 23. The next two ball foursome is Sunday June 25 at 3 p.m. Members should bring a covered dish, sandwiches, and cooking utensils. Corrected date for ladies day golf is July 13, not July 4.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Jimmy Wiloe
McWhorter Sickle Wedding Has Simple Elegant Style
Miss LeWanda McWhorter and Gail Sickle exchanged vows yesterday at Central Church of Christ in Germantown Route 1. A nuptial program featured songs by Mary Elien Brendel, with Luke Sickle as best man. The couple, both Middletown High graduates, plan to reside at 2014 Woodlawn Ave after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.
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LeWanda McWhorter
Charles McWhorter
Germantown
Gail Sickle
Simon R. Sickle
Woodlawn Ave
Frances L. Scheffler
Central Church of Christ
Mary Elien Brendel
Robert Sutter
Aieno
Mrs. Sickle
Hope Harlan Guests at Forest Hills Luncheon
Miss Martha Jo Danford hosted a luncheon at Forest Hills in honor of Hope Harlan of Washington DC visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Harlan. Colonial bouquets framed the table as guests played bridge and canasta with Miss Ann Schraffenberger winning canasta and Miss Marjorie Beck and Miss Margaret Leighton top bridge scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jo Danford
Hope Harlan
Washington, D. C
Mr. and
D. E. Harlan
South Main St
Forest Hills
Ann Schraffenberger
Marjorie Beck J
Margaret Leighton
June Leighton
Mary Hallowell
Ann Rider
Schraffenberger
Lucy Sebald
Joanne Ingwersen
Beck
Harlan
Sorority Dedicates Treasurer During Tuesday Meeting
Beta Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Miss Mary Ann Roofs home on Harrison St. Miss Marie Aldridge installed Mrs. Paul Davis as treasurer. Mrs. John Griggs presided over a brief business session. Guests enjoyed television and a luncheon served by Miss Barbara Knox and Miss Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Mary Ann Roof
Harrison St
Marie Aldridge
Paul Davis
John Griggs
Barbara Knox
Miss Roof
Final meeting of Grad uate Regents Women of the Moose
The final meeting of the Graduate Regents Women of the Moose was held at Mrs. David Bailey’s home on Sixteenth Ave. Plans were made for a July 25 picnic at LeSourdsville Lake with dinner at 7 p.m. After business, games awarded prizes to Mrs. Walter Bassett, Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mrs. Clifford Emerick, Mrs. Howard Newcomb, and Mrs. Howard Schneider, followed by a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bailey.
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Graduate Regents Women of the Moose
David Bailey
Sixteenth Ave
LeSourdsville Lake
Walter Bassett
Fred Schneider
Clifford Emerick
Howard Newcomb
Howard Schneider
Bailey
Perky Kaffee Klatch Meeting Thursday Evening
The Kaffee Klatch group will gather Thursday at 7 30 PM at 1216 Prospect Ave the home of Mrs Joseph Kovacs. Members should bring crochet needles and yarn.
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Perky Kaffee Klatch
Joseph Kovacs
Prospect Ave
Germantown Vows Spoken Saturday
Germantown The marriage of Miss Allene Isbrell and Ralph Moler was solemnized Saturday June 17 at 7 30 p m at the home of Dr O O Arnold. The double ring ceremony was used with Dr Arnold conducting the rites. The bride wore a tan crepe street dress with navy accessories and a red rose bud corsage. The groom’s relatives and Germantown High School ties are noted. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with the groom’s uncle near Farmersville until their new home on Perry Street is ready.
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Germantown
Allene Isbrell
Ralph Moler
O. O. Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Marjorie Napier
Donald Smith
Moler
Tom Jones
Germantown High School
Mr. Moler
John Moler
South Plum St
Harlow Moler
Farmersville
Perry St
United Mothers Install New Officers at Lesourdsville
United Mothers of Mothers Study League held a dinner in LeSordsville last evening. Retiring president Mrs. George Hancock was honored with a leadership gift as new officers were installed by Mrs. Clayton Huber, Mrs. James P. Davis and Mrs. H. E. Helsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mothers of Mothers Study League
LeSordsville
Eorge Hancock
Festivities Continue For Bride Elect Miss Norma Milburn
Miss Norma Milburn, whose July 1 marriage to Les Pugh is planned, was honored with a miscellaneous shower last evening at 1404 Penfield Street. Hostesses were Miss Nancy MacLean and Miss Pat Goonan. decorations featured white carnations, pink rambler roses, and an umbrella with streamers. Winners of the games included Miss Ruth Ann Peck, Miss Milburn, Miss Marjorie Fugett, Miss Joyce Young, Miss Bonnie Tannreuther, and Miss Mary Lou Pergram, with many friends in attendance.
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Norma Milburn
Les Pugh
Penfield St
Nancy MacLean
Pat Goonan
Ruth Ann Peck
Milburn
Marjorie Fugett
Joyce Young
Bonnie Tannreuther
Mary Lou Pergram
Robert Bush
Mahlon Driever
Delores Fisher
Irene Lindsay
Barbara Tannreuther
Rita Billman
Dorothy Murphy
Patricia Gephart
Blair's Hosts Gay Meeting of Young Mothers Circle
The Young Mothers Circle of Mothers' Study League met at Blair's last evening for dinner and bridge. Winners of the evening were Mrs. Rosamer, Mrs. Roscoe Kincaid, and Mrs. Clarence Dieterich. Guest present was Mrs. Robert Truck. Committee members were Mrs. Otto Long, Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. Kramer, and Mrs. Stanley Reed.
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Blair’s
Young Mothers Circle of
Mothers’ Study League
Blair
Rossramer
Roscoe Kincaid
Clarence Dieterich
Robert Truck
Otto Long
Eugene Smith
Kramer
Stanley Reed
Superintendent Named Delaware Merger Head in Sunbury
Marvin H. Miller, former Ironton High principal, was hired as executive head of the merged Galena and Sunbury Schools. He will assume duties July 1 and is a native of Stoutsville Ohio.
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Delaware
Marvin H. Miller
Ironton High School
Galena and
Sunbury Schools
Miller
Stoutsville
Holiday House Installation Scene by Business Women Club
Sixty members of the Business and Professional Women's Club gathered at Holiday House for a 6 30 p.m. buffet. With president absent Miss Lillian Eaton, Mrs Gene Augspurger led the meeting and oversaw the installation of officers for the coming year. Installed were Mrs Augspurger president Mrs Floyd Starr first vice president Miss Mildred Cramer second vice president Mrs Pauline Fisher recording secretary Miss Eveliene Meahl corresponding secretary Mrs Orville Morris auditor Miss Olga Andre treasurer and Miss Edna Elam trustee for the student fund were not present.
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Business and
Professional Women's Club
Holiday House
Lillian Eaton
Florida
Gene Augspurger
Eveliene Meahl
J. Les Duermit
Augspurger
Floyd Starr
Mildred Cramer
Pauline Fisher
Meahl
Orville Morris
Alva Andre
Edna Elam
Toledo
San Francisco
Rosiland Russell
Salvation Army
A .C. Barnes
Josephine Seastrom
Eaton
Esther Paul
N. A. Smucker
Mollie Howland
Bulletin
H. H. Harrison
K. D. Conklin
Donna McClung
Norma Imhoff
Luther Morrison
Elizabeth Schenck
Roxie Sanders
Lausche To Attend Governors Parley
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche said he plans to attend President Truman's luncheon for Democratic governors in Washington. He noted plans could change but at present he intends to be there. The article mentions Strom Thurmond and Fielding Wright being left off the invitation list.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Truman
Democratic Ee
Washington
Lausche
Mr. Truman
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Thurmond
Wright
Taft wife Martha shows slow but steady improvement
Sen Robert A Taft said his wife Martha Taft hospitalized May 17 with high blood pressure is improving slowly but steadily. He disclosed the condition to newsmen amid updates on her health in Washington.
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Taft
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Martha
Odd Fellows Name Leaders in Ohio Grand Lodge
The Ohio Grand Lodge of the I OOF winds up its four day annual meeting and reveals officers to be voted on in December. Current Grand Master Hugh Staley of Greenville and others were announced. slate includes Welch, Blythe, Herbert, Hale, Highmiller, Elliott, An German, and Antram among several names. Angerman elected to five year term on Odd Fellows Home Board. James M. Wilford and Charles A. Gray named board president and vice president respectively. Officers for 1950 and 1951 were announced.
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Springfield
Iap
Ohio Grand Lodge
1.O.C.F
Ohio Lodge
Hugh Staley
Greenville
F. B. Welch
Marietta
Ralph Strong
Medina
L. H. Blythe
Ringfield
Massillon
Angerman
Odd Fellows Home Board
James M. Wilford
Toledo
Charles A. Gray
Newark
Grand officers named in the Masonic lineup
Grand chaplain C William Black of Marietta grand marshal Ray Berchier of Greenville grand conductor Robert Clark of Toledo grand guardian Frank Liebmann of Akron grand herald Ralph D Hemmerly of Greenville and grand messenger James Compton Jr of Springfield named in list detailing offices and origins.
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C. William Black
Marietta
Ray Berchier
Greenville
Robert Clark
Toledo
Grand Guardian
Frank Liebmann
Akron
Grand Herald
Ralph D. Hemmerly
Grand Messenger
James Compton, Jr
Springfield
Bus Crash Injures Woman Near Newark
Mrs. Vincent Montgomery aged 68 from Mansfield Field sustained minor injuries when a bus she rode in collided with two cars eight miles southeast of Newark. Four other passengers were shaken up and the driver Paul Jury of Thornville received a slight cut.
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Newark
Vincent Montgomery
Mansefield
Here
Paul Jury
Thornville
Perry County
Columbus Letter 1493 Printing Announces New World
The earliest known printing about America is the Columbus Letter issued in 1493. A two leaf news sheet proclaimed the discovery of the islands of the Indies to the Spanish court.
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America
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Buffalo, N. Y
R. Moltz
Harry Hayes
Stanley St
Moltz
Mrs. Hayes
J. J. Schmelzer
Little Rock, Ark
Grace Eison
Wisconsin
Stee J. A. Hamm
Monroe St
Walter Boutson
Milwaukee
Beloit
Hamm
Indian Lake
Orland Harkrader
Superior Ave
John Huntsbarger
Howard A. Wilson
Ocean Grove
N. J
National Council of Women's Organizations of Presbyterian Church
United States
Forest Hills Club
C. J. Hughes
Central Ave
Stuart Ives
Euclid Ave
Tobias
Broad
Wilson
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
McWhorter
Women OF Moos
United Mothers
Lesourdsville
Seta
Shirley Yamaguchi
Betty Grable of
The
Santa Monica
Calif
Hollywood
Lorraine Hudson
Ernestine Roudebush
Marguerite Conover
Beulah McCray
Bess Mitchell
Cora Markham
Clarice Kay
Christine Sheley
Edna Carr
George Wedekind
Howland
Louisa Behrens
Aileen Sheley
Helen Weishaar
Elam
Margaret McCune
Ella Robinson
Odd Fellows
Rogers
Eaton's
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
Midd
Ate
Hearty
Spiegels Pa
PTL Prize
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Paris
Spiegel
Pegady En
Spiegel der Sale
Middletown
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