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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1952

Page

6

Middleton Vacationers Enjoy Florida Return Home

March arrives like a lion as Middleton residents return from sunny Florida trips. E. E. Grant and wife spent five delightful weeks in Bradenton with Cav tourists, hosted by Al and Sutphin in Fort Myers. Ted Schoppelier hosted a dinner for guests including Hegner, Ringersen, Murray Smith, Mary Lou Schoppelier, and Robert Gray. Fred Benadum, Miami University freshman and Ardmore Drive resident, was honored at a scholarship recognition dinner attended by his parents.

Florida E. E. Grant Eaton Dr Bradenton al C. Sutphin Fort Meyers Miami University Fred Benadum Harry C. Benadum Ardmore Fred Benadum

Mrs William Mason Phillips To Address Art Study Club

Mrs William Mason Phillips of Lebanon will discuss Ohio Shakers to the Art Study Club and guests Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Girls Pub. She is a Warren County historian and former curator with deep local history research. The event is the club’s annual Guest Day with Mrs James G Purvis presiding.

William Mason Phillips Art Study Club Ohio Phillips

Friendship Club honors Mrs. Malcolm Profitt at Friday event

The Clubs Friendship Club honored Mrs. Malcolm Profitt Friday evening with entertainment by Mrs. Charles Sebastian. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Draxler Mrs. Eric Earsle Tolliver and Mrs. Clyde Tolliver Cruse At March meeting the group will hold an auction sale of homemade baked goods at the home of Mrs. Clyde Tolliver Highland Street.

Malcolm Profitt The Friendship Club Charles Sebastian Paul Draxler Eric Earsle Tolliver Clyde Tolliver Clyde Cruse Highland St

Women of the Moose Attend Ice Capades in Cincinnati

Seventy members and families of Women of the Moose enjoyed a day trip to Ice Capades at Cincinnati Gardens. On returning to Middletown they held a covered dish dinner at Moose Hall with Mrs. Alfred Gehron in charge of arrangements.

Women of the Moose Cincinnati Gardens Middletown Moose Hall Alfred Gehron

Antique Gifts Given At Shower For Montgomery Couple

Relatives and close friends attended a Saturday night shower for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery. The couple wed February 12 at the First Baptist Church in Indianapolis. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donke. After a Chicago trip they reside on Eleventh Ave. Mr. Montgomery is affiliated with Armco.

Frank Jenkins S. Frank Vivens Franklin Harry Montgomery Mrs. Montgomery First Baptist Church Indianapolis Charles Donke Chicago Montgomerys Eleventh Ave Mr. Montgomery Armco

Mrs Clifford Emerick Hosts Regent Women of the Moose

Mrs Clifford Emerick will host a gathering at her Illinois Avenue home tomorrow at 7 30 p m for Graduate Regents and Women of the Moose members.

Clifford Emerick Illinois Ave Women of the Moose

Scouts Meet Schedule Crowded With Key Planning Sessions

The Middletown Girl Scout Council lines up meetings this week. Mrs. Robert L. Davidson leads the troop camp committee gathering this afternoon. At 8 p.m. today the council development committee convenes at the Methodist parish house in Lebanon. The council steering committee meets 1 30 p m Tuesday at the Civic Association with Mrs Wade Ex in charge. The Middletown council monthly session follows at 7 p m Wednesday at the Civic Association led by Commissioner Mrs Andrew Roper.

Council of Girl Scout Robert L. Davidson Methodist Lebanon Dorothy Davidson Civic Association Wade Ex Middletown

Changes in Oakland Presbyterian Women Meeting Plan

Due to illness the Women s Association of Oakland Presbyterian Church will not meet at Mrs Merton DeForest s home Tuesday evening. A pot luck supper will be held at the church at 6 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs DeForest serving as chairman.

Women's Association of Oakland Presbyterian Church Merton DeForest DeForest

Sorority Hosts Square Dance in Cincinnati

Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held an old fashioned square dance in the Gas and Electric auditorium with Jerry Helt of Cincinnati calling and teaching new steps. A buffet luncheon followed as Mrs. Richard Monroe and her social committee organized the successful event.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Jerry Helt Cincinnati Gas and Electric Richard Monroe

Couple Plans March 15 Vows

Mrs. Albert Ullum of Lebanon announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Kathryn to Cpl. Paul Clark. Kathryn is a Lebanon High School senior employed by the Credit Bureau. Cpl. Clark, a former pharmacist, is with the Air Force at Hampton, Virginia. The wedding is set for March 15.

Albert Ullum Lebanon Kathryn Paul Clark Maria Clark Morrow Ullum Lebanon High School Credit Bureau Corporal Clark Air Force Ivins- Jameson Aoene Air Force Base Hampton

Ohio Receives About 2.7 Billion in Federal Grants 1933–1951

Washington report shows Ohio received $2,702,040,819 in federal grants from mid 1933 to June 30, 1951. Most went to unemployment relief under WPA or WWII veterans readjustment aid, with about 150 programs nationwide during the period. The bulk arrived in the prewar and early war years.

Washington Ohio Joint Congressional Committee On

Vital Statistics Births Reported in City Homes

Vital statistics note four newborns this week. A son born to Mr and Mrs Donald Mann at 4126 Vannest Street announced Saturday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs David Raine of 630 Crawford Street announced Sunday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Orville Wishman of 1330 Manchester Avenue announced today. A son to Mr and Mrs Ray Pendergraft of 710 Edwood Street announced today.

Donald Mann Vannest St David Raine Crawford St Orville Wishman Manchester Ave Ray Pendergraft Edwood St

Medical and surgical patients listed in local notices

A long line of residents including Mrs. Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Josephine Seastrom, Dallas Hoppe, Mrs. Glen Taylor, William Fulton, Pamela Berry, Miss Olga Cunningham, Virgil Evans, Daniel Hausman, Charles Schueller, and many others are recorded as medical or surgical patients. Several names appear as discharged or moved, with addresses across Franklin, Middletown, Garfield, and surrounding areas.

Stephen Johnson Carolina St Josephine Seastrom North Broad St Dallas Charles Schueller Monroe St Ray Callahan Franklin William Bacon Benjamin Henry Curtis St Donald Venneman Hill Ave Elmer Barker Franklin Route 1 Ben Moren South Main S&t Calvin Puckett Sycamore St Lawrence Glass Garfield St

Mayfield PTA Screens India Film at Meeting

The Mayfield PTA will show the film India narrated by Paul Ruark at the school auditorium after the 7:30 p.m. business meeting. Ruark, a Lemon-Monroe High School teacher, previously served in India during World War III.

India Paul Ruark Mayfield P.T.A Ruark Lemon- Monroe High School

Hamilton Couple Hurt Michigan Pair Killed

Mr and Mrs Raymond Hughes of Hamilton were listed in critical condition in a Peru Indiana hospital after a collision that killed a Michigan farmer and his wife. The Van Dragt couple, ages 61 and 60, were returning from a Florida vacation when their car collided with the Hughes vehicle on U S 31 just north of Peru.

Hamilton Raymond Hughes Peru Ind Michigan John van Dragt Florida U.S. 31

Hit and Run Car Crash Reported on Tytus Avenue

Police report a hit-skip crash late Saturday on Tytus Ave and Germantown Rd. Harry J. Harris, 21, of 515 East Linden Ave, Miamisburg, said another driver sideswiped his car and fled the scene.

Tytus Ave Germantown Rd Harry J. Harris East Linden Ave Miamisburg

Ex-Con Sought After Drugstore Clerk Slaying

Columbus police seek 22 year old ex convict Herbert Francis Miller in the holdup slaying of 70 year old James E Smith at a local drugstore. Miller, paroled from North Carolina State Prison, is charged with first degree murder. Det. Chief Lowell Sheets says witnesses saw Miller in the store near the time of the shooting. Miller is described as Black, about six feet tall and 165 pounds.

Columbus W Columbus Herbert Francis Miller North Carolina Miller Lowell Sheets James E. Smith Sheets

YMCA awards for 25 advancing swimmers at recognition night

Twenty five boys in the YMCA physical department progressive swimming program were advanced at a recognition and award night at the Y pool. Parents and friends saw aquatic maneuvers for advancement emblems with the Minnow award going to Charles Lee Harold Barker Roscoe Wise Bill Peck Bill Wilkinson Philip Kincaid and David Danner. Fourteen boys became fish including Larry Bobbett Robert Lawwill Mike Lawson Jack Mynhier Bill Truck Joe Fishbaugh Russell Whitley Tom Saint Ken Campbell Frank Cox Bob Mitzel Charles Lee Ronnie Maupin and Ronald Whitley. Four advanced to flying fish were Bob Swaim David Truck Mike Lawson and Al Decatur.

YMCA Charles Lee Harold Barker Roscoe Wise Bill Peck Bill Wilkinson Philip Kincaid David Danner Fish Larry Bobbett Robert Lawwill Mike Lawson Jack Mynhier Bill Truck Joe Fishbaugh Russell Whitley Tom Saint Ken Campbell Frank Cox Bob Mitzel Ronnie Maupin Ronald Whitley Bob Swaim David Truck al Decatur

Girls Leg Cut On Sharp Seashell

The emergency room at Middle town Hospital treated two people over the weekend. Linda Trimble, two, daughter of Patrolman Robert Trimble, suffered a cut on the left leg from a sharp seashell. Mrs. Eleanor Haven, 307 Chester St., suffered cuts to the head and abrasions in a fall at her home.

Middletown Hospital Linda Trimble Robert Trimble Garfield St Eleanor Haven Chester St

Prayer Book and Cooler Stolen in Hamilton

Weekend thieves stole a breviary valued at 22 from the auto of Rev. Paul Aumond of St. Mary Church behind the rectory and a soft drink cooler worth 25 from the rear of a Chestnut Street restaurant.

Aluminum Can Afford Pay Hike, WSB Told

The CIOs Steelworkers Union urged a Wage Stabilization Board panel to grant a raise for about 16 000 workers across 10 Aluminum Co of America plants claiming the workforce desperately needs it and that ALCOA is financially able to pay. Vice President James G Thim mel opened the union statement before the six man panel led by Sol Wallen.

Washington Cio’s Steelworkers Union Wage Stabilization Board Aluminum Co. of America James G. Thimmel Sol Wallen

Shasta Dam Water Flows Toward Central Valley in 1951

In California water from the massive Shasta Dam began its 500 mile voyage to the Central Valley in August 1951. It stands as one of the world’s most ambitious irrigation projects.

California Shasta Central Valley

Brannon Wins Toastmasters Speech Crown at Midstate Club

Brannon Cops Toastmasters' annual speech contest last evening at the Church of the Ascension with Art Osborne second and William Johnson third. Brannon will represent Middletown in the Area Seven contest at Springfield on March 29 where the winner advances to a zone contest in Columbus and a national finals in California.

John Brannon Toastmasters Club Church of the Ascension Robert McConaughy Art Osborne William Johnson Brannon Osborne Middletown Springfield Columbus California Johnson Fowler

Scout Roundtable At Otterbein Home

The Ft. Ancient District Boy Scouts Mound Builders Area Council holds a monthly roundtable at the Otterbein Home field house tonight. A covered dish dinner starts at 6 45 p.m. led by district commissioner A E Edwards. Scouters of Troop and Post 39 attend.

Ft. Ancient Mound Builders

Scout Council Camp Meeting Topics Planned

Sponsored by the Otterbein Home, Cub Scout leaders discuss Jungle Tales while Boy Scout leaders work on Outdoor Living and Explorer leaders cover Vocational Exploration. A Council Camping Committee meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Boy Scout offices in the Civic Association, per chairman Don Broughton.

Otterbein Home Boy Scout Civic Association Don Broughton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ted Schoppelier Philip Hegner Mason Charles Ringersen Bethany Murray Smith Lockland Mary Lou Schoppelier Robert Gray Music Store Sorority Mt. Washington, N. H Dewey Blanton Camden H. L. Wilson Oberon Harlan Vick First Ave Glen Taylor Garfield John Myers Frank Myers Piqua John Trimble Winona Roy McIntosh Granada Ave Eayeard Kramer Oxford State Rd Lonnie Hatfield Frank Lin Robert Dunn Samuel Dunn Navaho Arthur Caldwell Sycamore St. Pate John Campbell Hughes Kathryn Cornele Opal Blackburn Ottawa Jacob Barnickel Central Ave Carl Bowles Nancy Knapp Herschel Knapp Trenton Household Finance America HFC Doe First National Bank Main St Newby Tower WSB Ely Keays Appliance CO Brannon Cops Otterbein U. S Conweight William J. Miller King Features, Inc Johnstois Uing Co Crawford Union Union Sanitary Park and 2Nd Avenue
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