Joy Harbaugh Hosts Bridesmaids Luncheon at Golden Lamb
Miss Joy Harbaugh entertained her bridesmaids at a luncheon in Lebanon Friday night. Attendees included Miss Joanne King maid of honor and Miss Gloria King along with Miss Marjorie Miller Miss Phyllis Bailey of Kings Mills and Miss Katherine McNiff of Oxford. The Golden Lamb Hotel decorated the table with a bride and groom dated motif and pastel gown favors. Centerpiece gifts from the bride stood as decor and the hotel presented an ornamental Golden Lamb statue to the bride with a gift for the groom Donald R Hubbard.
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Joy Harbaugh
Paul E. Harbaugh
Golden Lamb Hotel
Lebanon
Joanne King
Gloria
Travel Notes Highlight Eckhardt Family Trips
Joan Eckhardt and grandparents depart Oxford Street for Scottsdale Arizona to visit relatives including uncle Charles Eckhardt and plan further visits with Lowell Eckhardt. August Mordell of Portland Oregon visits Manchester Road family and will travel to Minnesota and Wisconsin for the summer. Harry Hayes of Stanley Street returns from a two week visit with sister-in-law Rennall Moltz in Buffalo New York.
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Joan Eckhardt
Clinton Eckhardt
Oxford St
Scottsdale, Ariz
Edward Eckhardt
Charles Eckhardt
Lowell Eckhardt
August Mordell
Portland
Ore
Thomas L. Jarvis
Manchester Rd
Mordells
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Harry Hayes
Stanley St
War Mothers Plan Lawn fete July 18 in town
Middle town Chapter of American War Mothers announces a lawnfete at Sun set Park July 18 starting at 5 p.m. Pearl Baker is general chairwoman with a long list of committee leaders including Mr. Orman Elam Mr. Don Gravenstein Mrs. Frank Chapman Sr. and others.
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Middletown
American War Mothers
Bessie P. Johnson
Sunset Park
Pearl Baker
Orman Elam
Don Gravenstein
Frank Chapman
James B. Cochran
George Hincks
Russell Knopshield
Johnson
Sidney Cape
Charles E. Fake
Delta ChiSigma Picnic And Seattle Delegate Reports
Delta Chi Sigma plans a Friday picnic at LeSourdsville Lake followed by square dancing. The group's Monday meeting at Mrs. L. Fall's country home included a dinner and a report by Miss Elinor Conway on the sorority’s recent international convention in Seattle she was a local delegate to.
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LeSourdsville
Delta Chi Sigma
L. Fall
Elinor Conway
Miss Conway
Seattle
Wash
Coming Up A Young Women’s Society Picnic
The Coming Up Young Women’s Society of St. Paul’s Church schedules a covered dish picnic at Mrs Rollie Griffith Jr’s Hetzler Road home. Members meet at the church at 6 15 p m and bring their own service for the Thursday outing.
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Young Women’s Society
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rollie Griffith, Jr
Hetzler Rd
Stamp Fans Note Highway P O In July Inaugural
Collectors may obtain first trip cancellations for the Highway Post Office run starting July 1 from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. The HPO bus will reach Middletown at 2 15 p m on July 1. Send prepaid covers with two and a half inches square clear space on the address side for cachets to the postmaster at the route terminals.
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Highway Post Office
HPO
Middletown
Hilbert Martin
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Man's Eye View Of Ladies Hat Show Satirizes Fashion
A humorous report describes a hat show where models paraded in eccentric headpieces while a bemused commentator offered stories about each hat. Prices ranged from 38.50 to 43 as observers critiqued designs from pill-boxes to giant trays and odd oaths. The piece notes bold changes with no flowers or sequins in this season's hats and jokes about domestic humor.
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Richard Kleiner
NEW York
NEA
Silk Fabrics Lead The Summer Wardrobe Trend
Silk dominates warm weather fashion with pure silk dresses and sarah silk shirts. Silk chiffons drift for formal wear while taffeta and crepe offer day and evening options. Silk swimwear and accessories pair with lightweight suits, sweaters, and jeweled details for sun and nightlife.
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Sarah
Morgan Mansion On Auction Block
Glen Cove New York the former J Pierpont Morgan mansion will be auctioned July 12 to satisfy thirty thousand dollars in back taxes. The 56 room stone estate built in 1910 sits on a three acre East Island site off Long Island learned last night. It was used by Soviet diplomats for about a year before they left in 1950.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
J. Pierpont Morgan
East Island
Long Island
Morgan
Andrei Gromyko
U.S. 1951 Commercial Fisheries Output Near 44 Billion Lbs
The total catch of U S commercial fishery products in 1951 totaled about 44 billion pounds, reflecting a large year for production and export potential in the sector.
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U.S
Draft Boards Complete 109 Certificate Rule
Selective Service national headquarters now requires college students to file Form 109 College Student Certificate with local draft boards. Chairman J Wyile Mitchell of Board 10 states boards must enforce the rule, and without the certificate a student cannot be classified, with the risk of being placed in 1 A.
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National Headquarters of
Selective Service
J. Wylie Mitchell
Board 10
Ational
Mitchell
Draft Board 10
Barbershoppers Aim for District Repeat in Zanesville
The Middletown SPEBSQSA barbershop chorus seeks a second straight district win at the Zanesville contest, after taking the first district title in Columbus. Directed by Charles Apking, they aim to claim a new trophy that requires two consecutive wins to retain. They will also perform at the Miami Valley Hautauqua on July 13.
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Middletown
Spebsqsa
Zanesville
Columbus
Johnny Appleseed
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Charles Apking
Miami Valley Hautauqua
Health Board Seeks Levy Increase to Fund Services
Butler County Board of Health asks voters in November to approve a 0.4 mill levy to raise about 36 000 annually, boosting the current budget from 57 000. The proposal is before the County Commissioners for action.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Health
Chautauqua Show Committee Led by Middletown Chapter Leader
The Chautauqua committee is chaired by Wilber Hoffman, president of the Middletown chapter, which has grown to nearly 50 members. Tom Bell of Trenton is part of the group.
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Wilber Hoffman
Middletown
Tom Bell
Trenton
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