Girl Scout Senior Planning Board Holds Meeting
The Girl Scout Senior Planning Board gathered with 19 girls to discuss activities. Troops showed interest in resuming horse riding lessons tennis and swimming with some volunteers aiming to be program aids at Day Camp. Donald Wolfford will teach photography this spring and skating activities are being planned. The Y and Red Cross life saving courses end of month will be offered for junior and senior scouts.
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Girl Scout Senior Planning Board
Garnet L. Church
Girl Scout
Donald Wolford
Red Cross
Girl Scout Cookies Distribution Planned After Sale
Girl Scouts report 15 480 cookie orders in a two week sale chaired by Mrs Ernest Cracraft. Deliveries expected after school Friday with possible Saturday mail for late orders as 16 800 boxes ordered to cover re orders per executive director Mrs Garnett L Church.
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Ernest Cracraft
Cracraft
Garnett L. Church
Girl Scout
Catholic Mass Explained At St John’s Church
Father James Frommeyer will explain the rites of the Catholic Mass at St John’s Catholic Church First Ave and Curtis St. The session covers Mass, vestments, interior aspects and services. The meeting is open to the public.
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St John’s Catholic Church
First Ave
Curtis St
James Frommeyer
Southerly Motor Trips and Guests Highlight Weekends
Readable notes cover multiple families touring the South with visits to Bellengrath Gardens in Mobile and a stop in New Orleans. Other items note extended Miami Beach trips, St Augustine plans, and social visits by the Eldridge, Rehse, Storer, and Satterfield families plus a Glen Avenue youth heading to Ft Lauderdale for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Aull
F. H. McGraw
South
Mobile
Ala
Bellengrath Gardens
New Orleans
Virginia
Society deadlines and rules for social items
The Society Department lists deadlines for society items for the paper. Reports must be in by 10:30 a.m. the next day. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon. reserve space a week ahead. wedding pictures over 10 years old cannot be used. use either an engagement or a wedding picture, not both. Sunday calendar items can be called in after noon. the Friday 3 p.m. deadline applies. children's parties and stork showers are not included.
Oldest patient admitted at City Hospital
In Boston, 101 year old Mrs Mary Gilky was admitted after collapsing at home and, in an unusual turn, recovered during treatment at City Hospital making her the oldest patient in its history.
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Boston
City Hospital
Mary Gilky
Junior Music Club Holds Discussion Night Meeting
Miss Ruth Roess hosted the Junior Music Club at her Kenwood home. A short business meeting led by Miss Mary Louise Bald followed a discussion on sonata and symphony forms. Miss Pat Lockard played Beethoven Op. 10 in C minor. Miss June Weir sang On the Shore. Refreshments after for 20 members and councilors. Next meeting April 4 at Miss Martha Ellison's home to discuss larger vocal forms.
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Ruth Roess
Kenwood
fDr
Mary Louise Bald
Pat Lockard
June Weir
Neidlinger
H. H. Harrison
Cc. J. Hughes
Marsha Ellison
Churches Amama Class Meets at First Baptist
The Churches Amama Class of First Baptist Church met last evening with Mrs. Edward Hiner of Aberdeen Dr. Assisting were Mrs. H. M. Hayes, Mrs. H. B. Sheley and Mrs. Howard Beltz. The president Mrs. S. O. Foreman opened by reading verses from Secret Plays. Mrs. J. Stalker led devotions. Mrs. James Wikoff’s program chair presented Mrs. Walling Corwin who reviewed Cheaper by the Dozen. Nineteen members answered roll call. guests were Mrs. A. S. Fisher and Mrs. John Sites.
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First Baptist Church
Edward Hiner
Aberdeen
H. M. Hayes
H. B. Sheley
Howard Beltz
S. O. Foreman
J. Stalker
James Wikoff
Walling Corwin
Viola Rebekah Lodge meets with German Town guests
In The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met last night in the Knights of Malta Hall Mrs Harold Flatter presided in the Noble Grands chair and after the business session served a St Patrick s Day themed gathering to 36 members and four guests from German town Lodge. The remainder of the evening was spent playing cards.
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Viola Rebekah
Knights of Malta
Harold Flatter
Germantown Lodge
Oakland First Baptist Circle Meets March Ten
The Oakland Circle of the First Baptist Church will gather with Mrs. William Cogan at 1219 Calumet on Thursday March 10 at 7 30 p m. Remarks and plans for the church activities are on the agenda.
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Oakland Circle
the First Baptist Church
William Cogan
Calumet
Monthly HAA Club Meeting Highlights Bridge Play
The HAA Club met at 280 Goldman Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Mc Neil. After business, members played bridge with Mrs William Davidson taking high score and hosts serving at event for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Peterson Mr and Mrs William Davidson and Mr and Mrs Harold Smith.
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HAA
Raymond McNeil
Goldman Ave
William Davidson
Gilbert Peterson
Harold Smith
Firemen Hopeful as Ellsworth Avoids Big Blaze
Ellsworth Michigan a town of about 400 people has not seen a major fire in three years and their firemen are anxious to keep the streak intact. They take pride in quick response and community readiness as they monitor local calls and practice drills. The close-knit town relies on volunteer firefighters to protect homes and small businesses.
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Ellsworth, Mich
Ellsworth
Century Club Meeting Highlights Music and Dutch Heritage
Mrs. Rettig presided at the Woman's Century Club dinner held at the Colony with a spring decor. Mrs. E A Badger presented a paper on Music Hath Charms, noting music as a global language and cultural objective. Miss Julia Dillman read The Pennsylvania Dutch piece by Mrs Fred Becker. New officers were elected: President S J Kuderer, Vice President D R Baker, Secretary E A Badger, Recording Secretary E T Storer, Treasurer Marietta McCray. Membership committee named Jetta Goldman, L F Raine, V E Cribbs. Program committee: Ellen Aubley, R V Crist, R A Hill.
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Woman’s Century Club
Colony
Ralph Rettig
Fred Becker
Julia Dillman
Rhine
America
S. J Kuderer
D. R. Baker
E. A. Badger
E. T. Storer
Marietta McCray
Jetta Goldman
L. F. Raine
V. E. Cribbs
Ellen Aubley
R. V. Crist
R. A. Hill
Miss Gloria Smith Weds James Clem in Kentucky Ceremony
Miss Gloria Elaine Smith, niece of Mr and Mrs William Marshall of Hamilton Ohio, wed Pvt James Clem son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Clem of 1912 Fleming Road Covington Kentucky. The ring ceremony occurred Saturday March 5 with Rev J L Murrell officiating. They attended Middletown High School and Private Clem stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky will be reassigned to Texas and join the 23rd Infantry Division in Japan. The bride plans to join him in Texas in about three weeks. A note ends with a mention of a brush with glass bristles used for applying corrosive materials like solder flux.
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William S. Marshall
Hamilton, O
Gloria Elaine Smith
James Clem
Joseph Clem
Fleming Rd
Covington, Ky
J. L Murrell
Middletown High School
Clem
Ft. Knox Ky
Texas
23Rd Infantry
Japan
Emergency squad aids man taken ill in Middletown
An emergency squad from the Middletown Fire Department answered a 6:55 am alarm at Central and Wall alley. Asa G. Oakley, 37, of 39 South Main Street, was taken ill and transported to Middletown Hospital in a police patrol wagon, according to firemen.
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Middletown
Meeting notes on girls' requests observed by Martha Hayes
Martha Hayes chaired the gathering with Mrs. Andrew Roper, chair of the program committee, in attendance to listen to the girls' requests and report back to the committee.
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Martha Hayes
Andrew Roper
Rent bill stirs GOP split over controls and owner returns
A 90 day debate among House Republicans centers on rent controls. The GOP Policy group plans to vote against further controls unless the committee bill eases restrictions. Rep Brown proposes an amendment to ensure property owners a reasonable return on fair value. Barcelona is Spain’s largest city, housing over 1.5 million residents.
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Ing
House
Rep. Brown
D-Ga
Speaker Discusses Racial Minorities at Middletown Club
Middletown Current Events Club met at 218 South Main Street to elect officers led by President Mrs. Arthur Griffith. Mrs. Cheek presented a paper on racial minorities, noting European discrimination, U.S. conditions, and the goal of a united brotherhood, followed by tea hosted by Mrs. Verity and assistants.
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Middletown
Current Events Club
Calvin Verity
South Main St
Arthur Griffith
Cc. J. McKnight
E. A. Stahl
A. J. Cheek
J. H. Ayres
J. R. Wilks
Newman Eversole
J. J. Hallowell
Verity
C. W. Beck
J. T. Sebald
F. G. Stuphin
Miss Bach Selects Bridal Attendants
Miss Barbara J. Bach, about to wed Paul R. Faries, names Patrice Weatherwax as maid of honor and Joyce Baldwin and Dale Foreman as bridesmaids. Best man is Fred Schmidt. ushers are William Snyder and James Kempe. Reception attendants include Mrs Harold Sherron, Mrs Arnold Romans, Barbara Frisby, and Mary Frances Kraft.
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Barbara J. Bach
Paul R. Faries
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Patrice Weatherwax
Joyce Baldwin
Dale Foreman
Fred Schmidt
Faries
William Snyder
James Kempe
Harold Sherron
Arnold Romans
Barbara Frisby
Mary Frances Kraft
Miss Bach
E. R. Bach
South Main St
H. Geneee Faries
Bellemonte
Evelyn Joy Honeyball and Albert F Livzey wed in California
Word has arrived of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Joy Honeyball to Albert F Livzey, both Burbank residents. He is a former Middletown resident and nephew of Mr and Mrs John Klock, of Arlington Avenue. They will reside at 2149 West Garvey Street Baldwin Park California.
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Evelyn Joy Honeyball
Albert F. Livzey
Burbank
Calif
Middletown
John Klock
Arlington Ave
C. L. Livzey
W. Garvey St
Baldwin Park
Officials sentence multiple figures for spreading rumors
Angel Dinev aged 40 from Pente costal received one year and a 10000 levas fine for spreading false rumors after being acquitted of spying. Alexander Zahariev a 65 year old Methodist minister was acquitted of espionage but jailed for one year for spreading false rumors and fined 5000 levas.
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Angel Dinev
Alexander Zahariev
Representative Bloom's Rise From Illinois to New York Politics
In 1923 Bloom accepted the Democratic nomination for Congress in New York's 19th District, a long Republican stronghold. He, born in Pekin Illinois to poor Polish immigrants, helped reshape the district's political future.
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Bloom
New York
Pekin, I
NALC Branch 188 Plans Thursday Meeting and Social
NALC Branch 188 will hold its monthly business meeting and social Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Trades and Labor Hall. All members urged to attend for important discussions.
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NALC
Trades and Labor Hall
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