Family News From Vacation Roundup and Reunions
After a Smoky Mountains trip, Mr. and Mrs. Foy Spence and daughter Joyce return home joined by Miss Jean Bur Miss Jac uelene Cornwell Miss Joyce Auerbach Miss Phoebe Henry and Miss Par bara Schueller who attended Y-teen camp at Camp Wildwood Westerville Ohio. Borders family holds eighty five with relatives from Wayne West Virginia Kentucky Chicago Dayton and North Conway New Hampshire planning next gathering in June 1951. The piece notes visits among Mitchells Chaney Johnson and other local families with travel to Celina River Forest Do ver and Tucson among the exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bur
Jacuelene Cornwell
Joyce Andiin
Joyce Auerbach
Phoebe Henry
Mies Parbara Schueller
Camp Wildwood
Westerville
Deadline set for Junior Chamber dance reservations
Reservations for the Junior Chamber dance on Saturday July 1 are available by calling William Barnes at 3353. Four Down Beats will provide music for dancing, with Gary Luman as chairman in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
Gary Louman
Community notices for June meetings in Butler County area
Welcome Wa on Newcomers' Club gathers June 27 at 4101 Grand Ave in Hamilton area at 8 p.m. Women's Society of World Service meets June 29 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs John Smith with Mrs Charles Fall leading. WCTU chapters across Butler County hold joint meeting June 29 at YWCA Hamilton starting 10:45 a.m. with lunch and program by Rev. Roy D Ramseyer. Mrs W H Shideller of Oxford leads. Silver Link Council DA meets 7:15 p.m. tonight at Knights of Malta Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Waon Newcomers’ Club
Mr. & C. Burbick
Grand Ave
Women's Society of World Service
Jacksonburg
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Butler County
Hamilton
Oxford
College Corner
Middletown
YWCA
Roy D. Ramseyer
Calvary Church
W. H. Shideller
New County
Silver Link Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Maita Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Posts Record Monthly Revenues
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported last month gross revenues of 37,556,522 dollars, the highest monthly total in company history. The figure exceeded April by 4,761,780 dollars and May 1949 by 3,182,569 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B and O
Final Plans Made For Oriental Garden Dance
The Coterie Club of Middletown sponsors the Oriental Garden Dance to be held at the Sportsman's Club on Saturday July 15. Herb Spade and his orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 30 to 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club of
Middletown
Sportsman's Club
Herb Spade
Marriage of Miss Pauline Stamper and Mr Oldfield
Miss Pauline Stamper daughter of Mr and Mrs Denny Stamper of 1906 se Ave and Mr Oldfield son of Mr and Mrs D H Oldfield of 2120 Seaueek live in Dayton after a June 17 Richmond Ind double ring ceremony at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev J H nnson Attendants were Miss Pat King and Mr Robert Oakley The bride is a Middletown High School graduate and the groom a Middletown High School graduate who served in the US Army and works for General Motors Corporation Dayton They reside with the groom s parents on Fernwood St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Stamper
Denny Woes
Se Ave
Eeeldfield
D. H. Oldfield
Seaueek
Richmond
Ind
J. H Nnson
Pat King
Robert Oakley
Delta Chi Sigma Holds Monthly Social Meeting
The Brown's Bus summer cottage hosted Delta Chi Sigma Sorority’s monthly social last evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Lyons Mrs. James Harris and Miss Vera Fugate. Miss Marguerite Rose reported on social functions at the national convention in Huston Texas including luncheon fashion show picnic on the battleship Texas and a banquet and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Vail
Brown
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Robert Lyons
James Harris
Vera Fugate
Marguerite Rose
Shamrock Hotel
Huston
Tex
Texas
Rose
Mexico
Donald Dooley
Helen Finney
Jean Wells
Mildred Connelly
Barbara Frisby
Irene Barr
Taft backs arms aid to South Korea in brief remarks
Taft told newsmen he favored prompt arms aid to South Korea but questioned success prospects. A Seoul radio claim troops were joining Korea war was denied by a General MacArthur spokesman in Tokyo. The Korean outbreak underscores rubber's strategic role, per B F Goodrich president. Possible Guam and Pacific trust territory civil government timetable shifts noted with no definite indication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
South Korea
Toyko
MacArthur
United States
Seoul
Tokyo
Washington
Guam
American Samoa
Trust Territory of the Pacific
South Korean Counterattack Near Uijongbu Intensifies
South Korean forces under a new general launched a second counterattack toward Uijongbu, a key route for North Korean tanks toward Seoul, as newsmen report the cabinet leaving Seoul and heading toward Taejon 90 miles south. President Rhee’s status remains unconfirmed amid the exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portant
Seoul
Uijongbu
Suwon
Kejon
Taejon
Rhee
America
28 Die In Crash Near Perth Australia
Twenty eight people died when an Australian National Airways Skymaster crashed fifty miles from Perth. The disaster marked West Australia s worst air crash with two infants among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Australia
Australian National Airways
Perth
West Australia
Marian Carroll Weds Edward Jackson at June Ceremony
Marian Ellen Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Carroll of Alexandria Ohio became the bride of Edward A Jackson son of Mr Alex Jackson and the late Mrs Jackson of Franklin The ceremony took place at Alexandria Ohio on Sunday June 25 at 230 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arian Ellen Carroll
Scott Carroll
Alexandria, O
Edward A. Jackson
Alex Jackson
Jackson
Franklin
Made Of Two Socks Cuddly sock-dolls for bed use
Patterned craft notes describe making twelve inch sock dolls from a man’s sock straw yarn and scraps over two evenings. Laura Wheeler Needlecraft offers patterns and books with crochet knitting and embroidery projects. Send twenty cents to News Journal for pattern 599 and address details. Also brides and wedding notices include a ceremony with Rev Herbert Burdser officiating and a reception. bride Janet and groom Jackson plan a trip to northern Michigan and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Middletown Guardsmen Open Range Firing At Camp Atterbury
Infantrymen of Middletown s Company F, 147th Infantry joined the second week of training for Ohio National Guard at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Artillerymen from Lebanon 136th Field Artillery Battalion opened cannon practice with 105 mm and 185 mm howitzers as other units of the 37th Division conducted field exercises.
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Middletown
Indiana Camp
147Th
Ohio National Sas Pon
Camp Atterbury
Lebanon
Cincinnati Area
Cleveland
Lakewood
Youngstown
Dayton
Springfield
Piqua
Toledo
Lima
Kenneth Cooper
Columbus
Ohio
145Th Infantry
37Th Quartermaster Cmpany
37Th Military Police Company
112Th Engineer Battalion
Wilow
148Th Infantry
Oak Harbor
Cvies
147Th Infantry
Newark unit names for 145th Infantry and 37th Ordnance
The record lists units affiliated with Newark, specifically the 145th Infantry and the 37th Ordnance Maintenance Company. Details identify their branch alignment and local organization within the broader force structure. Further specifics are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
145Th Infantry
37Th Ordnance Maintenance Company
Newark
Robbery Plot Reported At Bethany Tourist Camp
Mrs Naomi Pond proprietor of a Bethany tourist camp told Deputy Sheriff FE Schul th eise she feared a robbery plot by three youths. One suspect woke her asking change for a five dollar bill while two others stood by a nearby car with something that could have been guns. She ordered them away and they fled in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Pond
Bethany
FE. Schultheise
Columbus safety chief bans drinking on the job
Columbus safety director Donald D. Cook declares no room for a drink on duty in his department amid a warning to all officers and firefighters. He says violations can lead to dismissal after taking office June 16 and recently firing a patrolman charged with drinking while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Columbus
Fice
Donald D. Cook
Cook
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Celina
Foy Spence
Joyce
Eugene Cornwell
Glenna Cornwell
Woodlawn Ave
Borders
Armco Park
Laura Adins
Erastus Miller
Steve Miller
Clista Miller
Wayne, W. Va
Meni
North Conway
N. H
N. Mitchell
James Emerson
Frances
Nashville
Tenn
Wylie Mitchell
Stanley St
J. C. Chaney
Ruth Harrison
Arthur ‘W. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Helen Larson
C. R. Howard
Barbara Jean
Estella Hicks
Dover
N. J
River Forest
Logan T. Johnston, Jr
Logan T. Johnston
McGee Ave
Johnston
Harley Holiday
Tucson
Asiz
Mrs
Roscoe Newkirk
Pepsi-Cola
Will Lenay
le Sourdsville
Will
Ned Moren
LeSourdsville
Hase
THE
Denny Lumber CO
Your
Americas
Niagara Falls
Nabisco
Rational Biscuit Company
Oriental Dance
Stamper-Oldfield
Delta Chi Sigma
AKRON
John L. Collyer
B. F. Goodrich Company
Invaders
Marian Ellen Carroll
Edward Jackson
Herbert Burdser
Janet
Willis Bishop
Ray Carroll
Julius Toth
Cincinnati
Carroll
Lige Davison
Ruth Fant
Robert Schweinfurth
W. E. Huffman
Michigan
Canada
Mr. Jackson
Carlisle High School
Miami-Jacobs Business College
Miami University
Delta Sigma Pi
National Business Honorary
Zanesville
National Cash Register Company
Eppley Ave
Akron, C
CIO - United Rubber Workers
Mohawk Rubber Company
Schramm
Suramy Bowery
Clark ST
Rosebud
Norcross America
Office Outfitters Inc
N. Main Ed
Ford
Ross Motors, Inc
Tytus
Charles St
Sherman
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