Society Notes From Blair's Luncheon and Local Updates
At noon today Miss Gwenn Conn hosted a luncheon for her bridal attendants at Blair's. Guests included Mrs. A. E. Cockman Jr, Mrs. Howard Schueler Jr, Mrs. Hugh Riegger, and Miss Julia Oliver. Betty Runyan was named one of 34 delegates to Florida Girls State in Tallahassee. Mrs. Fred Fuhl visits Ashtabula for a week. Douglas Do. Fonda Jr of Stanford, Conn., visits the Rathman family in Highland Ave. The Henughts celebrate a 57th wedding anniversary with a Cincinnati family dinner. Family gatherings include Jank Brown and son from Eaton, Dr. Eugene R. Turner and others from Indianapolis and Terrace Park, Ruth Milford of Bradford, and Minton family. Mrs. Lutie Quentin marks Forest Hills birthday. Frank S. Robbins and family host relatives from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Beth Ann returns home from Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwenn Conn
Blair's
A. E. Cockman, Jr
Howard Schueller, Jr
Hugh Riegger
Julia Oliver
E. D. Rathman
Highland Ave
Douglas Do. Fonda, Jr
Stanford
Conn
W. Minton
Jank Brown
Eaton, Colo
Eugene R. Turner
Indianapolis
Ind
Stewart Tarkington
Terrace Park
Ruth Milford
Bradford
Minton
Frank S. Robbins
Fourth Ave
Frank S. Robbins, Jr
Michael
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Middleton Guests and Kiwanis Dinner at Robin Hood Farms
Rathman of Highland Ave visits Elizabeth Wheelwright of Greenwich and Mrs Douglass C. Fonda Jr. of Stamford. Middletonians attended a Third Division Kiwanis dinner at Robin Hood Farms near Dayton, home of William E. Campbells. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Howard Murray, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hauselman, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Nessler, and Mr. and Mrs David Selvar. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs Karl Liesenhoff of Yankee Rd and Mr. and Mrs C W Rust of the Alameda, with Mr. and Mrs Robert Liesenhoff and daughter Ann of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood Farms
Dayton
William E. Campbell
Karl Liesenhoff
Yankee Rd
C. W. Rust
The
Alameda
Robert Liesenhoff
Ann
Columbus
Plans For Iwidombe Class Dinner At LeSourdville Lake
Members of the Iwidombe Class completed plans for a dinner at LeSourdville Lake on July 26 at 7 30 p m. Reservations should be made through committee chair Miss Lois Gray. Seventeen members met at Mrs Hugh Cooks home on Wilbraham Rd for a business meeting and games. A bake sale was discussed with no date yet set. Mrs Carl Seaman chaired the bake sale committee. Mrs Seaman won the evening prize. lunch was served by Mrs Cook with help from Mrs Oliver Dearth Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
LeSourdsville Lake
Lois Gray
Hugh Cook
Wilbraham Rd
Carl Seaman
Seaman
Cook
Oliver Dearth, Jr
Calcutta Auction Scheduled Friday at Forest Hills Lodge
Calcutta auction set for Friday night at Forest Hills Lodge bids begin at 9 p.m. for the July 4 Calcutta play off. Teams to highest bidder with handicaps posted in Clubhouse for member decision potential buybacks. An 18 hole net team score basis will determine the playoff at Verity Course on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Lodge
Calcutta
Verity Course
Faton Manor Scene Impresses At Founders Dinner
Rho chapter of Omega Phi Tau Sorority honored at Faton Manor Eaton Manor Hamilton with spring flowers and violet and gold decor. Retiring president Mrs. Joseph Miller received a gift and past president pin. Attendees with perfect attendance included Mrs. Miller Mrs. Walter Graham and Mrs. Clarence Lawson. Officers installed with Mrs. Ray Jackson presiding. seated: Lawson president Jackson vice president Murphy secretary Linville treasurer Miller attorney general Lawson publicity manager Mil Organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Joseph Miller
Miller
Walter Graham
Clarence Lawson
Ray Jackson
Lawson
Jackson
Earl Murphy
Ray Linville
Miss Gwenn Conn Receives Gifts at Social Event
Miss Gwenn Conn hosted a party at Mrs. Schuel ler's mother’s home on Shafer St with Mr. and Mrs. Conn among the guests. Mrs. Howard Schueler and Mrs. Hugh Riegger led the evening as gifts were opened and games awarded to Miss Barbara Frisby and Harold Conn. Refreshments were served to many attendees, including Miss Julia Oliver of Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwenn Conn
Howard Schueller
Hugh Riegger
Barbara Frisby
Harold Conn
Edward Cockman
Robert Gloeckler
Herman Hoskins
Conn
Harry Lewis
A. G. Gibson
Frisby
Julia Oliver
Chillicothe
Misa Conn
Lewis
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Birthday Celebration at H H Miller Home
Mrs Sophie Miller of Tipp City is honored on her birthday with a party at H H Miller Middletown home last evening. Guests include Park Rice and son Robert Wilbur Hendrickson and son Scott John E Miller and children Karen Sue and Johnny C C Marlett Paul Krug Deborah Morrison and the hosts Mr and Mrs Harley H Miller. Milestone cake and gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Miller
Tipp City
Harley H. Miller
Middletown
Hamilton Rd
Paul Krug
Deborah Morrison
Alice Phoebe Cary Tent Holds Regular Meeting
Members of the Alice Phoebe Cary Tent of Daughters of Union Veterans met in the YMCA auditorium. President Mrs. Oyd Hannah reported on Akron convention outcomes. The Tent voted a donation to a Findley, Ohio tent burned by fire. Next meeting is a July 27 covered-dish dinner at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Hugh F. Vail's Brown's Run cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Phoebe Cary
YMCA
Daughters of Union Veterans
Oyd Hannah
Akron
Findley
Hugh F. Vail
Brown's Run
Women of the Moose Initiate New Members
Women of the Moose gathered at Moose Hall for a business session and the formal initiation of three members. Mrs. Freeman Sauter chaired the program as the chapter reviewed membership, and Mrs. Robert Norris received a farewell gift. The next meeting is set for July 1 led by Mrs. Alfred Gehron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF the Moose
the Moose
Moose Hall
Freeman Sauter
John Bullock
Robert Norris
Alfred Gehron
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Liesenhoff in Middletown
Mrs Walter Bender hosted a Superior Ave luncheon in Middletown honoring Mrs Robert Liesenhoff of Columbus who is visiting. Guests enjoyed floral table decor and a postmeal bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs Richard Rossman Mrs Stanley Reed Mrs Z W Ranck and Miss Helen Lockmeyer. Mrs Liesenhoff received a gift prize amid a larger group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Liesenhoff
Columbus
Middletown
Walter Bender
Superior Va
Richard Rossman
Franklin
Stanley H. Reed
Z. W. Ranck
Helen Lockmeyer
Liesenhoff
Karl Liesenhoff
C. W. Rust
Glen Reed
Donald Spring
A. E .Roper
Russell Galloway
Robert Raine
Robert Davidson
Russell Nein
Dan Hayes
Ruth Liesenhoff
Clara Mae Yorgan
Order of the Rainbow for Girls Meeting Schedule
The Rainbow for Girls will meet Saturday July 1 with officers and choir at 1 30 pm and the regular meeting at 7 30 pm followed by initiation at 8 30 pm A report will come from Grand Assembly attendees and plans taped for the July 6 dance Youth Fellowship at First Methodist Church hosts a picnic July 2 at 4 pm at Linville Johnson home 4011 Billball Rd Plans for summer institute at Chautauqua Aug 13 19 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
The
First Methodist Church
Linville Johnson
Blllball Rd
Chautauqua
Railway Asks Abandonment of Ohio Road
The Public Utilities Commission studied protests against Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad plans to discontinue all service including mail passenger and express. Community representatives warned of inconvenience while railroad spokesmen said road uses loss and that truck and bus service would be adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
State Public Utilities Commission
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
City Briefs Thursday and Friday Meeting Notices
Executive Committee of Armco Employees Independent Federation meets at 7 p.m. in AEIF offices Blyther Williams Post Auxiliary of American Legion meets at 8 p.m. at Silver Leaf Social Club Moose Lodge meets at 8 p.m. at the hall Toastmasters at 6 30 p.m. Manchester Hotel Odd Fellows conv at 7 30 p.m. Alpha Council No 326 Jr Q U A M meets at 8 p.m. 19 North Broad St Friday Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p.m. Civic Association Knights of Pythias Lafay ette Lodge No 37 convene at 7 30 p.m. Castle Hall Noon Optimist Club meets at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Entmployes Independent Federation
AEIF
Blyther+ Williams Post
Ilver Leaf
Alpha Council, No. 326, Jr
QUAM
North Broad St
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Commission Receives Veteran Patrolman's Resignation Thursday
City Commissioners in a brief session last night delayed major matters. Patrolman Loren Gustin, a 20 year veteran, resignation received with regrets and effective July 1 pending police pension board approval. The panel asked for a Civil Service list to appoint a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Gustin
Police Department
Civil Service Board
Gustin
Cleveland Chosen For AMA Convention 1950
The American Medical Association will hold its 1950 clinical session in Cleveland on December 28. Denver plans were voided due to Civic Auditorium construction delays, and the meeting will not be moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Cleveland
AMA
Denver
Commissioner Hill Missed City Meeting
Dr. Ross A. Hill, the commissioner, was unable to attend the scheduled meeting, leaving attendees to proceed without his input. The note records his absence and the impact on discussion or decisions pending his participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross A. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ay News of Society
Peg Rosing
Betty Runyan
Cecil Runyan
Tallahassee
Ashtala
Fred Fuhl
Stanley St
Charles Henry
First Ave
Cincinnati
Forest Hills
Lutie Quentin
E. N. Millan
Eaton Dr
Connecticut
Beth Ann
Paperanee
Eek Peck
Feepecns
Forks
M. L
Central Ave
Hale
Faton
H. H. Miller
Sewing Circle
George Knott
F. L. and T. Sewing Circle
J. Monroe
Homer Miller
Winton St
California
Maryland
Ohio
Moose Lodge
Toastmasters Club
Manchester Hotel
Odd Fellows Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Civic Association
Optimist Club
Commission
Arthur H. King
Laura Crist
Fresh Air Camp
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Ieity
McCoy Oil Company
Fred J. Schatzmann
Law
Eldorado
Farant Chase
Denkins
Desteser
Dohn’s
Cosco
Vernon Kilms
Crystal Dept
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