Snowbird Travel Returns Highlight Local Notices
Mr and Mrs E E Grant of Eaton Drive return from five weeks in Florida. Fred Danford family back from Havana and Florida trips visiting Robbins family in Cuba and cities in Florida. Several other couples report six week to three month Florida sojourns. Some travelers plan to enlist after ten day trips to Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
E. E. Grant
Eaton Dr
Florida
Fred Danford
Havana
Cuba
Frank Robbins, Jr
Miami Beach
Ft. Lauderdale
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vernon Jones
Dania Beach
Kendall, Fla
Community Group Meetings and a Dinner Event
Homemakers Circle 2 meets at 1020 Garden Ave with guest night on hobbies. Nurses Alumnae of Middle town Hospital gather at 25 Red Butl Dr with Miss Mary Anne Brehany as speaker. Knights of St. John Auxiliary meets 7 30 at St John’s Hall. Moose Women dine at the Colony to celebrate 12th anniversary. Philathea Class moves to North Broad St home for a 6 30 p.m. covered dish Tuesday. Treble Clef Chorus meets 7 p.m. at W P F B and performs on air 7 30 to 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle
Donald Unger
Garden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Robert Lehmkuhl
Mary Anne Brehany
Philathea
First Methodist Church
J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
Doocas Society Meeting and Upcoming District Event
Doocas Society of the Church of the Brethren met at Mrs Ray Lentz home with Mrs Martha Driver leading devotions and the program. Prizes were won by Mrs A E Minnich and Mrs Marion M Barnhart. The Southern Ohio District meeting is set for Covington Ohio March 10 at 9 30 a m. All members urged to attend. The next meeting will be at Mrs R E Evans home on South Sutphin Street. The Capitol building in Washington DC took 70 years to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doocas Society
Church of the Brethren
Ray Lentz
Martha Driver
A. E. Minnich
Marion M. Barnhart
Surprise Housewarming for Cotter Family in Country side
Mr and Mrs Roger Cotter were surprised Saturday evening when friends gathered at their new home off Manchester Road for a housewarming party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kent Little Mr and Mrs Dick Getter Mr and Mrs James Waxweiler and Mr and Mrs Ken Coburn bringing gifts and a midnight buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Cotter
Kent Little
Dick Getter
James Waxweiler
Ken Coburn
Connelly Perry Vows Spoken at Indianaplis Methodist Church
Marilyn Connelly and Elmer Perry exchanged wedding vows on Thursday March 1 at 4 pm officiated by Rev. Sittler at the Methodist Church in Indianapolis Indiana. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Kelly of Calumet Ave and the couple will reside at 1817 Clayton St after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Connelly
Elmer Perry
Sittler
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
W. W. Kelly
Calumet Ave
Perry
Martha Perry
Mrs. Perry
Clayton St
Openhouse Held For New Bride G McClung
Mrs. G M McClung hosted openhouse at her Kunz Avenue home for more than 100 guests honoring her son’s bride Mrs G M McClung formerly Miss Marjorie Anne Kelly. The couple married February 24 at South Park Methodist Church Dayton and reside at 168 Illinois Ave Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger McClung
G. M. McClung
Kunz Ave
McClung
South Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Dayton
Marjorie Anne Kelly
Genevieve Kelly
Miami University
Guy McClung
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
Amanda Group Meeting at Methodist Church
The Amanda Group and Women's Society of the Amanda Methodist Church plan a regular gathering at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday with Mrs James McCoy leading the devotional service and Mrs Harry Pell reading the Mission paper. March hostesses include Mrs Ralph Hensinger Mrs Edward Gaunt Mrs Pearl Becraft and Mrs John Walck with birthday honors for members born this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of the
Amanda Methodist Church
James McCoy
Harry Pell
Ralph Hensinger
Edward Gaunt
Pearl Becraft
John Walck
Man Dies in Crash in Youngstown Area
Ma honing County reports its seventh 1951 traffic fatality as 36 year old George McNamee of Youngstown died yesterday in a two car collision. There were five traffic deaths at this time a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning County
George McNamee
Miss Lois Walke Shown Off At Pretty Shower In Dayton
Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. Francis Wourms hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lois Walke at the Wourms home on Stainton Avenue. A married date with Maclyn Tobias is set for March 31. guests from Middletown, Hamilton and Dayton attended the event and included families bearing last names such as Nany, Schmidt, Bishop, Walke, Leichty, Gephart and Cronk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Francis Wourms
Dayton
Wourms
Stainton Ave
Lois Walke
Miss Walke
Maclyn Tobias
Ruth Bishop
Don Walke
Lorena Schmidtt
Vi Leichty
Marilyn Croak
Pearl Walke
Margaret Leichty
White
Middletown
Hamilton
Clyde Nany
Roy Schmidt
Pat Bishop
Neal and
Davey
Richard Leichty
Harold Leichty
Lulu Gephart
Gale Ann
Marian Goebel
Marilyn Cronk
Walke
Herman Grafner
Robert Forster
Tobias
Seaman John Symmes Pollock Jr Serves Aboard USS Saint Paul
John Symmes Pollock Jr is a USN seaman, son of Mr and Mrs John S Pollock and husband of Eva Ruth Pollock of 49 Columbus Ave Lebanon. He serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Saint Paul in the Far East where the ship has carried out neutrality patrols off Formosa and fire support for UN forces. Borneo is noted as the world’s third largest island with 280000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Symmes Pollock, Jr
USN
John S. Pollock
Eva Ruth Pollock
Columbus Ave
Lebanon
Saint Paul
Far East
Formosa
United Nations
County Safety Parley To Open Here Tuesday
The sixth annual Butler County Regional Safety conference starts Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Middletown with attendees registering in the Manchester Hotel lobby. Local and national speakers will join the day long event organized by the Division of Safety and Hygiene and allied groups from Middletown Hamilton and Oxford. Co chairs are Richard Siegel and Charles Clements with aides from Hamilton and Middletown. The program spans auditoriums across the city with a luncheon and dinner planned in the Manchester Hotel Senior Ballroom. Hotel lobby remodeling will push use of the North Broad Street entrance for a week or ten days. Patrons are asked to unload at Broad Street entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Middletown
Manchester
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio and
Allied Safety and Health Organizations
Hamilton
Oxford
Richard Siegel
Charles Clemments
Charles E. Stutenroth
A. E. Topmiller
Manchester Hotel
North Broad St
John Minnich
Minnich
Broad St
Strike's Minor Impact on Middletown Express Load
Middletown Railway Express office saw a 14.6 percent February drop despite a six day rail strike. Agent R E Kirby said the loss should have been about 25 percent, noting early Easter and high business activity as factors. He credited express shipments after the strike ending to help local industries meet contracts and shipping dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Railway Express
R.E. Kirby
Middletown
Girl Scouts Permit Uniform Change for Intermediate Scouts
Intermediate Girl Scouts may wear the official alternate uniform only with an approval card from the local council office. Fifth and sixth graders are not authorized. The change follows prior approval for junior high school Intermediate Scouts, while Senior Scouts have long worn the outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Church
Woman and girl report being accosted by men
A seven year old girl said a man grabbed her as she walked on Verity Parkway near her home around 7 pm yesterday and she ran to a relative's house. At about 2 am a woman said an ex boyfriend dragged her into a car and advised filing charges if she wished to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Pkwy
Scales kill man in Mechanicsburg front of store
Clarence Bowshier, 39, of near Mechanicsburg, was crushed to death by a heavy weighing machine outside a dry goods store Saturday night. His skull was fractured and neck broken. Police Chief Ira Halley cannot determine if Bowshier pulled the scales over or they collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Clarence Bowshier
Near Here
Bowshier
Ira Halley
Labor unions tout St Lawrence Seaway gains for New England
The CIO argues the proposed power phase of the St Lawrence project offers enormous potential, possibly outshining the TVA. It says cheap power could curb industrial drain from New England and that the seaway will bring significant freight savings for iron ore and farm products. The CIO contends railroads and Atlantic Gulf ports will lose little, as most new traffic is not economical by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
St. Lawrence
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
New England
Labor Organization
THE
Atlantic and
Gulf
Labrador
Ohio retail sales rise in January across major cities
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reports January sales up 31 percent statewide. Akron and Youngstown lead at 51 percent, with Canton 49, Cincinnati 27, Cleveland 31, Columbus 30, Toledo 38, and Dayton 9 percent gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
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