Happy West Middletown visit for Royse family members
Social notes recount visits and gatherings among families in West Middletown and surrounding towns. The H B Royse household welcomed daughter Sandra Gallagher and relatives from Los Angeles and Wyoming during a summer stay, with others hosting dinners and showers for local residents and visitors. Included are recognitions of Dick Rydell’s endurance flight and multiple family movements between Ohio and Nevada locations.
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H. B. Royse
West Middletown
Kenneth Gallaher
Sandra
Los Angeles
Dick Rydell
Aeronca
Mr. Rydell
Mr. Gallagher
Gallaghers
Gallagher
Donald Brown
Royce
Stephanie
Wyoming
Miscellaneous Shower Arranged for New Middletown Pastors
Ladies of Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church plan a miscellaneous shower and welcome party for the Rev and Mrs W M H Redman who recently arrived from Litchfield Kentucky. The event is set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the church annex and the public is invited.
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W. MH. Redman
Middletown
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Redmans
Litchfield
Dorcas Society Meets With Mrs F Goodwin
The Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church gathered yesterday at Mrs Frank Goodwin's home on Oxford State Rd. The group spent the day visiting the sick and needy and supplied four families with food. Members shared a covered dish dinner at noon.
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Frank Goodwin
Oxford State Rd
Dorcas Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Society Deadline Rules for the Department
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion for social items. Reports must be in by 4:30 a.m. the next day. Saturday deadline is 9:39. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon. reserve space a week in advance. Weddings and pictures over 16 days old cannot be used. An engagement or wedding picture will be used, not both. Friday is a deadline and Sunday calendar items may be called in after 3 p.m. Children’s parties and stork showers are not used.
Pythian Sisters Hold Final Meeting and Plan Picnic
Pythian Sisters met at Castle Hall for the final meeting of the season. A brief business session was held and a summer picnic is planned with members and families invited. The committee will notify members of the date and on Thursday at 7 p.m. they will join the Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall for memorial services with Dr. E. R. Turner as speaker. Public is invited.
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Castle Hall
Picniec
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
E. R Turner
Atten
Newcomers Club Plans Picnic At Cha tauqua In July
Wel come Wagon Newcomers Club finished plans for a Cha tauqua picnic in July. Meeting held at Grend Ave home of Mrs. E C Burbick. Members to be notified. After business, canasta prizes went to Mrs. Norbert Safarik, Mrs. V A Sisson, and Mrs. Burbick. Luncheon served by hostesses Mrs. Clea Amore and Mrs. Everett ay.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Chatauqua
E.C. Burbick
Grend Ave
Canasta
Norbert Safarik
V A. Sisson
Burbick
Clea Amore
Everett Ay
Miami Valley Council initiates three candidates
Miami Valley Council No. 3 Daughters of America initiated three candidates last evening with Mrs. James Leukhardt presiding. A memorial service for members who died in the last two years was conducted by Mrs. Arthur Richardson, followed by a social hour. The next meeting is July 11 at the Junior Hall on North Broad St.
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Miami Valley Council No. 3
Daughters of America
James Leukhardt
Arthur Richardson
North Broad St
Willing Workers Class Plans July Birthday Dinner
The Willing Workers class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. T L Gorsuch home on Oxford State Rd with devotions by Mrs Irene Schneider. After business the program committee led. Hostesses were Mrs S H Kitchen Mrs Andrew Craig Mrs William Anderson and Mrs William Southard. A birthday dinner for Mrs Kitchen the class teacher will be at LeSourville Lake dining hall on July 7 at 6 30 p m inviting all members and their husbands.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
T. L. Gorsuch
Oxford State Rd
Irene Schneider
S. H. Kitchen
Andrew Craig
William Anderson
William Southard
Kitchen
LeSour«sville Lake
Young Women's Society Meeting At St Pauls Church
The Young Women's Society of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church will gather in the church social rooms on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. to discuss activities and plans for the season.
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Young Women’s Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical and
Weather report notes cooler temperatures and showers
Yesterday cooler by nineteen degrees from a 94 degree high. Low 62 at 6 am rising to 75 by 4 pm. Today expected warmer with 53 at 5 am and 68 at 9:30 am. Tonight cloudy with scattered thundershowers and Thursday cooler.
Diplomatic cheer as Korea action draws support abroad
White House and State Department report strong backing from cold war allies and U.S. leaders for the rapid Korean action. Congress signals swift funding if needed while foreign capitals echo approval of U S protector efforts against Communist aggression. Pravda condemns the move as aggression.
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White House
State Department
Truman
Acheson
Congress
Defense Department
Korea
London
House of Commons
Paris
Rome
United States
Russia
Pravda
U.S
UN deadlock over Korea blocks Red seat
Discussion centers on a peace settlement with Japan and a UN response to the Korean invasion. Diplomats doubt a Soviet seat for China before the General Assembly meets in September 1949. Malik’s departure rumor adds to the intrigue, with comparisons to Gromyko’s 1948 vacation.
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Pacific
Japan
United Nations
South Korea
General Assembly
Jakob A. Malik
Malik
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Draft Law Sparks Senate House Clash Over Draft Powers
New draft law draft policy provokes sharp tug of war between Senate and House. Kem objects to discarding a Senate bill clause that would bar presidential ordering of actual drafting while Congress sits to decide the issue. The House would grant Congress sole control over draft calls at any time. Conference agreement remains unsettled.
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Kem
Senate
Congress
House
Market Opens With Sharp Rise Then Consolidates
New York stocks opened with a rapid advance, lifting shares by as much as $3 briefly before easing to fractional gains. The rally followed late yesterday’s liquidity surge sparked by President Truman’s aid to Asia, with steel, motors, rails, aircrafts, and chemicals among the leaders, though most gains faded to a higher but quiet level. Strong performers included U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, United Aircraft, and Du Pont among others.
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New York
Truman
Sewareehyaereaear
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Rubber Consolidated Vultee
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Lockheed
American Telephone
Kennecott Cooper
All Chemical
du Pont
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
New York Stocks Quotations 1298
A compact list of stocks and prices from the New York market includes Greene & Brock Allied Stores American Can Amer. Radiotelegraph Stan. San. oe hats Armee Steel Corp Anaconda Copper Continental Bank Crucible Steel Curtis Wright Hiram Walker Motors Copper International Lorillard Field Sentaamaes Ward Nash Kelvinator Newport New York Central Northern Pacific Ohio Packard Pan Amer Airways Paramount Pennsylvania Railroads Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Procter & Gamble Pullman Southern Pacific United Aircraft United Airlines.
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Greene & Brock Allied Stores
American Can
Amer. Rad. Stan
San
Armee Steel Corp Peeeens
Armee
Amer Ae Tor
Vevcenceserns Zy Anaconda Copsecores
Core & Vonio Censene Éavevece
Barnsdal 53 Container Corp
Istborneeeee A Continental Bak. CO
Crucible Steed O
Wright Nus
Curtis Wright
Csesaese
Douglas Aircraft
Hiram Walker
Motors Aspiration Copper
Tel
Teeemeoert Copper
Lorillard Givel Field
Sentaamaes Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Newport Inc
New York Central RR
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio
Packard Pan Amer
Paramount
Pennsylvania
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Petroleum
Ebeee
Procter & Gamble
Eesevesee Pullman
Southern Pacific
Seythern
Rails Bee ‘As Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
Truman Action Rallying Europe Over Korea War
In London AP reports Truman's decisive move to curb the Korea war boosted stocks. Formosa TAIPIE and Mantle arrivals describe about 12 US warships heading north toward the Formosa Channel. Britain offers 10 warships for what officials call mercy work to evacuate nationals from South Korea.
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London
Truman
Formosa
Mantle
United States
Formosa Channel
Britain
South Korea
President Granted Authority to Call Up Reserves for 21 Months
The text notes that the President was given definite authority to call up all reserves including National Guardsmen for up to 21 months if needed to bolster the Army Navy and Air Force to authorized strength. This marks expanded wartime powers and fits a historical record of executive wartime mobilization.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Dayton Livestock and Produce Report Cincinnati AP
Dayton livestock notes show hogs 2,000 head, few weights at 21.50 to 21.55 for 180-250 lb hogs, sows 13.50-17.00, cattle and calves receipts meager with mixed grades, veal steady, feeder steers 2350-2600, sheep lambs scarce at 27.50, hens roosters rabbits and hens listed with varied prices. Cincinnati wholesale butter and eggs quoted along with poultry and potatoes pricing.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Wonder Salve Helps Skin Troubles At Home
No matter the skin trouble from itching eczema to athlete's foot WOND SALVE can help. Safe for children, greaseless and antiseptic for at home use. Sold in Castell and Gallaher Drug stores or by your local druggist.
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Castell and Gallaher
Adv
The giant Australian flying fox spreads five feet wide
A large Australian bat, the flying fox, is noted for a wingspan of about five feet making it one of the continent's most substantial mammals. The creature's size highlights its distinctive wings and broad wing surface.
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Australia
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