Prayer Day speaker outlines requirements for better world
Dr Gaar Davis, at World Day of Prayer services in First Methodist Church, urged meeting divine requirements to gain life’s rewards. He stressed loving enemies, justice, Christian courage, humility, and doing God’s will, as the path to a better world. The Middletown Council of Church Women sponsored the event with music by Mrs. Robert Gloeckler and Mrs. Jack Meeker and a benediction by Dr. Austin R. Whitmore.
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Gaar Davis
First Methodist Church
Bethel Ame
Davis
Middletown
Lutherans Observe World Day of Prayer Pageant
The Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women sponsored the World Day of Prayer service last night featuring a candlelit pageant of The Lord's Prayer. Participants included Elizabeth Wetzel, Paul Bergdall, Ronald Dykes, Anthony Haker, Paul Hegg, Jean Jordon, Oakwood Jordan, Richard Linkins, Joe Ritter, Richard Scott, Clara Sixt, Louise Sixt, with Agatha Evers singing and Herbert Reinartz at the organ. The American Bible Society will receive the offering, followed by a fellowship hour coordinated by Louise Sixt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Wetzel
Paul Bergdall
Ronald Dykes
Anthony Haker
Paul Hegg
Jean Jordon
Oakwood Jordon
Mellor
Agatha Evers
Herbert Reinartz
Wetzel
American Bible Society
Louise Sixt
Bethlehem Lutheran Women Plan Christmas Workshop
In a Morning Circle meeting at Mrs Helen Larson s home on Fisher Avenue the Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church outlined a Christmas workshop to be held at the May meeting in conjunction with the Lutheran Women s League. Mrs D S Wolford spoke on The Qualities of Love with Mrs R K Reichelderfer leading a discussion on Lenten legends and love built upthe centuries on flowers and Mrs George Davies presenting legends of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Helen Larson
Fisher Avenue
Lutheran Iiner League
D. S. Wolford
R. K. Reichelderfer
George Davies
Travel Notes of Mrs Lord and Deborah Kay Visit Balti more
Mrs. Robert Lord and her daughter Deborah Kay stayed as houseguests with Grace Lawson and Lena Frisch on Balti more Street. They will depart Tuesday for a four year stay in Spangdahlem Germany where A L Lord serves in the Air Force. Mrs Lord visited her father Black Fike of Miamisburg and grew up in Peru Indiana before her husband’s Germany transfer.
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Robert Lord
Deborah Kay
Grace Lawson
Lena Frisch
Baltimore Street
Peru
Ind
Germany
Alpha Chapter Cristonians host inter-chapter party plans
Mrs David Enochs of the American Cancer Society presented two cancer in women films at the Alpha Chapter Cristonians meeting at Mrs Al Goodwins home on Nelson Road. Mrs Byron Reynolds announced Betas will host the inter chapter party March 15 at the Women's Center and a separate record shop and pizza party is set for March 12 at the Aviation Club with Mitch Summers in charge.
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David Enochs
American Cancer Society
Alpha Chapter
Cristonians
Benjamin Sawyer
al Goodwin
Nelson Road
Byron Reynolds
Reynolds
Beta Chapter
Women’s Center
Butler County
Aviation Club
Mitch Summers
George Wallace
Carl Roess
Olivia de Havilland
Epsilon Chapter
Hoskins Lane
James Emerick
Ralph Abney
Shrimp and Green Peas With Rice Recipe Card
Shrimp and green peas served over hot rice. Uses vegetable broth and soy sauce for a mild, savory sauce. Prepare by cooking shrimp with garlic and broth, then thicken with cornstarch and water chestnuts for a glossy sauce. Makes six servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Driver Fined Grounded in Franklin Municipal Court
Franklin, 23, Don ald Holt of 110 S River St was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his license suspended six months for reckless operation Judge Albert Herrick presiding in place of J T Riley Rosco Holt 32 was fined 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct and 10 dollars and costs for intoxication Five speeders totaled 112 dollars in fines William Kirk 20 home at large was fined 25 dollars and costs for fictitious registration Barbara Wallace 19 3025 Jeffery Drive was fined 15 dollars and costs for assured cleared distance
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Franklin
Albert Herrick
J. T. Riley
Donald Holt
S. River St
Rosco Holt
Herrick
William Kirk
Barara Wallace
Jeffery Drive
Damage Slight In Fires Here
Two fires yesterday caused about 150 in damage to two buildings. At 9 26 a m firemen responding to Sterling Harrisons home 2019 Woodlawn Ave found a child lit a match in a metal closet causing 100 damage to the closet and 25 to the building. At 9 15 p m damage 25 to the Salvation Army building 106 108 Clinton Street caused by a light fixture shorting out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Harrison
Wood‘lawn ‘Ave
Salvation Army
Clinton Street
Cleveland doctors reject Vanik Medicare Eldercare merger
The Academy of Medicine of Cleveland informally rejected U S Rep Charles A Vanik s plan to marry Medicare and Eldercare.
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Cleveland
Academy of Medicine of
U. S
Charles A. Vanik
Medicare
Eldercare
Marriage of Miss Susan Tibbs to Ronald Forrest
Miss Susan Diane Tibbs and Ronald Lewis Forrest were married in Christ Methodist Church on Saturday February 26. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Kent Moorehead with double ring vows and a light blue street length dress for the bride. The couple resides at 1719 Carolina Street after Middletown High School graduates and Armco Steel Carpenter employment.
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Susan Diane Tibbs
Roy Tibbs
Columbia Avenue
Ronald Lewis Forrest
Gertrude Forrest
Woodlawn Avenue
Christ Methodist Church
Kent Moorehead
Ronald D. Tibbs
John Holbrook
Anthony di Nardo
Louis Sword
Gary Deaton
Brentwood Street
Bill Wade
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Car
Forrest
Middletown High
Carolina St
Husbands To Hear Garden Talk In Town Club
Members of the Town and Country Garden Club invite husbands to a Gardening talk by Robert Bowman of Bowman Garden Store. The meeting is Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Robert McDade's home 308 Jackson Lane with co hosts Mrs. Dale Moore and Mrs. Marlin Hackney.
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Town and Country Garden Club
Robert Bowman
Bowman Garden Store
Robert McDades
Jackson Lane
Dale Moore
Marlin Hackney
Local births report multiple newborns this Friday
Mr and Mrs James Young of 3212 Morgan Street welcomed a girl on Friday. Mr and Mrs Andre Evick of Longstreet Garver Road had a girl on Friday. Mr and Mrs Frederick Albright of 8878 Alyce Street Franklin welcomed a boy on Friday. Mr and Mrs Blaine Deaton of 1612 Glenn Avenue welcomed a boy today.
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James Young
Morgan St
Andre Evick
Longstreet-Garver Road
Frederick Albright
Alyce St
Franklin
Blaine Deaton
Glenn Ave
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List Residents
In The Hospital Enis Holt of Franklin. Cale Ledford of Franklin. Mrs. Harry Barr of Middle town-Eaton Road. Jacqueline Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds, Trenton. Mrs. Nettie Dietz of Mohawk St. Miss Charlotte Dell of N. Sutphin St. Mrs. Nettie Davis of Franklin Mrs. Mary Welsh of Oxford State Road. Leonard Huff of Columbia Ave. Frank Clendenin of Henry Ave. Carmen Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan, Monroe. Mrs. Thomas Tincher of Winton St. Mrs. Arthur Miller of S. Broad Roosevelt Stevenson of Yankee Road. Cathy Clay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Clay, Franklin. OUT OF TOWN Charles P. Huff of Park Drive, Veteran Hospital, Cincinnati. DISMISSED John Watson of Eastline Drive. Arch Taulbee of Brown's Run Ned Morris of Franklin. Harek Bennett of Franklin. Eugene Elkins of Tenth Ave. Fleece Long of Keays Ave. Mrs. Zona Miller of Omaha St. Arthur Stitt of N. Marshall Mrs. Norman Morgan of Trenton. Mrs. Gaynor Mendoza of Frank Mrs. Gerhard Richter of Milton Road. Mrs. Harry Gordon of S. Sut Howard Whitley of Lebanon. Jess Hipsher of Franklin. Mrs. Harry Bailey of Middletown Rt. 3. Mrs. Robert Poast of Carlisle.
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Cale Ledford
Franklin
Harry Barr
Middletown-Eaton Road
Jacqueline Reynolds
William Reynolds
Trenton
Nettie Dietz
Mohawk
Charlotte Dell
N. Sutphin St
Nettie Davis
Mary Welsh
Oxford State Road
Leonard Huff
Columbia Ave
Frank Clendenin
Henry Ave
Carmen Jordan
John Jordan
Monroe
Thomas Tincher
Winton St
Arthur Miller
S. Broad
Roosevelt Stevenson
Yankee Road
Cathy Clay
Merrill Clay
Charles P. Huff
Park Drive
Veteran Hospital
Cincinnati
John Watson
Eastline Drive
Arch Taulbee
Brown’s Run Road
Ned Morris
Harek’ Bennett
Eugene Elkins
Tenth Ave
Fleece Long
Keays Ave
Zona Miller
Omaha
Arthur Stitt
N. Marshall
Norman Morgan
Gerhard Richter
Milton Road
Harry Gordon
S. Sutphin
St. Howard Whitley
Lebanon
Jess Hipsher
Harry Bailey
Middletown
Robert Poast
Carlisle
Sherman Paper Co Warehouse Fire In Hamilton
Fire damaged a Sherman Paper Co warehouse in Hamilton with undetermined losses after four fire companies battled smoldering bales of paper. Firefighters Bob Short and Melvin Hingsberger suffered minor injuries. cause of the blaze was not known.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Sherman Paper Co
Bob Short
Melvin Hingsberger
FCC to Discuss Limits on Network TV Ownership
The Federal Communications Commission will discuss publicity a possible limit on network ownership of television programs at its March 15 meeting. Networks control about 90 percent of prime evening programs. a rule to cap this at 50 percent has been discussed.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
New Booths Slated For Antiques Fair
Final plans for the Antiques Fair March 12 to 14 at the National Guard Armory were announced. Mrs. Thomas Bell, general chairman, noted new attractions including a candy booth The Country Store and a candle booth. Forty? eight dealers will offer antiques. Food booth work will be by Mrs. Don Carey with hot sandwiches pies and cakes. Ticket sales by Mrs. A Burnett telephone orders. radio and TV promotion by Mrs. Jon Brock. Collectors items from local dealers will be shown in the Central Store window. Proceeds go to the Salvation Army.
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National Guard
Thomas Bell
Women’s Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Don Carey
Food Booth
A. Burnett
Sherman Ave
Jon Brock
Marion Wetzel
Abel Claims Victory In USW Voting
Abel the USW secretary treasurer says he has upset incumbent president David J. McDonald in the USW election and led by 6,228 votes as tellers tabulated results. McDonald counters that he has won a fourth term and vote protests must be processed before a final outcome is set by May 17.
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Pittsburgh
W. Abel
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Abel
USW
McDonald
Associated Press
Giant Eagle Ends Fast in Regent's Park
Goldie the Finnish eagle ended an eight day flight by swooping down in Regent's Park to grab a duck, ending a food refusal to 700 keepers. The bird had previously attacked small dogs in the area before finally accepting a meal.
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London
Goldie
Finland
Regent's Park
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