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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1949

Page

10

Middletown Winter Florida Trip Highlights Local Residents

Many Middletonians join a mid winter trek to Florida with families including Mr and Mrs W O Baird of Middletown Franklin Rd leaving this morning for two weeks in Florida. Also traveling are Mr and Mrs Robert Hausel and daughter for an extended stay visiting St Petersburg and C agner's relatives. Harry Fryer and daughter and Mrs Jack Lloyd have returned from ten weeks in Bradenton. Mr and Mrs Robert McClellan arrived from Cleveland to visit friends and relatives in Middletown.

Florida W. O. Baird Middletown- Franklin Rd Bairds Robert Hauselman St. Petersburg Asarents Mrs. Cagner Harry Fryer Jack Lloyd Bradenton Fla Cleveland Robert McClellan Middletown

Theatre Party is Gay Affair

A group of Middletown teachers enjoyed a gay theatre party sponsored by the Women Teacher's Club. They traveled to Cincinnati by chartered bus for a dinner and the performance of High Buttoned Shoes. Attendees included Mrs. C. Schrock, Mrs. John Minnich, Mrs. L. Hudson, several Misses and Mrs. Badger, with Alma Kinnett and Edith Sigg among the list.

Middletown Women Teacher's Club Cincinnati C. Schrock John Minnich L. Hudson M. Wicoff A. E. Badger M. Adams Alma Kinnett

Sorority Counts Nominating Committee At Meeting

Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a business meeting in the Barnitz Room at YMCA. A nominating committee was elected with Vivian Henry as chairman and Mrs Derold Hatton, Mrs Anthony Hurr, Mrs Robert Wilson, and Miss Jean Withrow as members. They decided to wait until fall to rush pledges. Mrs John Minor led cultural program on table manners and decorations. The March social is planned for Tuesday March 15 at 1000 Jackson St with Mrs Minor host.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Barnitz YMCA Vivian Henry Derold Hatton Anthony Hurr Robert Wilson Jean Withrow John Minor Jackson St Minor Robert J. Brown Lucille Snyder Betty Stutz Douglas Barrett Samuel Tutt Westminster Guild First Presbyterian Church Robert Davidson Eaton Dr W. S. Geckeler Alvin Bell Sally Pomeroy L. A. Pomeroy Briel Stultz Women’s Guild of the Church of Ascension Hughes S. Garvin Alvin Kershaw Holy Trinity Church of Oxford Kershaw Episcopal Miami University Western College F. A. Tobitt R. C. Todd George Turner James Martin Howard Tindall Curtis St Bruce Peters Russel Pence Ernest Jackson Charles Conarroe

Sorority Preview of New Hats at YMCA Outing

EpSilcon Sigma Alpha members met at the YMCA for a brief business session followed by a preview of new spring hats. Mrs Howard Cohen Mrs Clyde Davis and Miss Ginger Cretors modeled the bonnets. The next meeting will be a white elephant sale with details to follow.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha YMCA Howard Cohen Clyde Davis Ginger Cretors

Birthday Party Marks Suburban Meet in Spring Theme

Mrs. Russell Oglesby hosted Suburban Card Club last evening to celebrate the 35th birthday of Mrs. Florence Neal. Pink and yellow decor matched a spring theme as motion pictures were filmed and gifts opened from the club and the honoree’s secret pal. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Wilsh, Mrs. George Frey, Mrs. Louis Stultz, Mrs. Marie Waites, Mrs. Edward Graft, Mrs. Oglesby, and Mrs. Neal.

Russell Oglesby Florence Neal Paul Wilsh George Frey Louis Stultz Marie Waites Edward Graft Oglesby Neal

Koreans Developed Movable Metal Type Before Gutenberg

A historical claim suggests Koreans invented movable metal type about 50 years before Gutenberg printed the Bible, highlighting early advances in printing technology and literacy in East Asia.

Guteenberg

Unity Council and Pythian meetings held at Knights hall

The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of America met in Knights of Malta Hall with Christine Jackson presiding. Leaders from Dayton presented, several candidates were initiated, and a social hour followed with note of upcoming events including a 25th anniversary dinner in April and a March 16 Purity Temple dinner in Cleves. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary named officers and planned a friendship night trip to Morrow on March 25.

Unity Council, Daughters of America Knights of Malta Hall Christine Jackson Edgar Screechfield Dayton Edgar Schreechfield Harry Waldo F. Johnson F. Shroyer R. Breeding H. Rish Pride of Dayton Council E. Gutshall Silver Link Council E. Guard Miami Valley Council Charles Gregory Unity Council Dayton Council Miami Valley Silver Link Unity Councils Lafayette’ Temple James Mattson John Alfin Charles Henry Earl Coddington Hotel Gibson Purity Temple Auxiliary of ‘Veterans of Foreign Wars Ray Phillips Larry Wardlow Donnie Wikes Virginia Wickerson Chester Traylor Bess Gordon Charles Wells M. Phillips Gertrude Angelus Vance Hamilton C. Thompson

Meeting change for Park Arlington Circle

The Park Arlington Circle meeting originally set for Friday March 11 at Mrs Frank Neals home is moved to Friday March 18 at 2 30 p m at Mrs E J Hiner 223 Aberdeen.

Park Arlington Circle Frank Neal E. J. Hiner Aberdeen

Surprise Shower Honors New Bride Mary Dell Hedger Brewer

Mrs. Norman Knott and Mrs. William Tucker hosted a miscellaneous shower for sister Mrs. Porter Brewer. Guests attended with many gifts and prizes awarded to Mrs. Hubert Deaton, Mrs. D. Darnette, and Mrs. Brewer. A lunch followed the games and gift viewing with numerous listed attendees.

Norman Knott William Tucker Porter Brewer Mary Dell Hedger Hubert Deaton D. Darnette Brewer Ben Linville Frank Smith James Ellis Frank Ellis Paul Ellis Robert Hedger Mary Caudill Rellie van Cleve Price Johnson R. L. Margerum Luster Million Jack Polly Charles Slaughter Frederick Slaughter Vernon Walker Harold Radenheimer George Knott Louis Whitsell Joe Dimyer R. D. Raab J. Johnson Dorothy Tucker

Community club and society meetings listed for week

The Alert Club gathers at Mrs Waldner's home at 8 p m Wednesday with co hosts Mrs Gingerich and Mrs Salmon. Vicksburg Circle of the Grand Army of the Republic meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Auditorium, presided by Mrs Dugan with a Dutch auction. Thursday circle convenes with Mrs Lambert on Auburn St for a covered dish lunch. Omega Phi Tau Sorority meets at Mrs Murphy's home at 8 p m tonight. bring sales tax stamps. Maple Park Mothers Club assembles in the school auditorium at 1 p m tomorrow for cooking demonstrations and a prize for most mothers present. Lone Star Past Councilors meet at Mrs Hart's home Thursday at 7 30 with assistants Mrs Hall and Miss Hart. Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Thursday evening at the Murphy home on Lamberton St with Rev L J Gehron presenting Jesus and Others.

Alert Club Louis A. Waldner, Jr Ralph Gingerich Lucille Salmon Vicksburg Circle Grand Army of the Republic Lawrence Dugan Noah Lambert Auburn St Allen Gravenstein Omega Phi Tau Sorority Earl Murphy Mary Etta St Maple Park Ohio Lone Star Robert Hart Harry Hall Marie Hart The Missionary Society of Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cleo Murphy Lamberton St Jesus L. J. Gehron

Mrs Orr Hosts Wylaway Club Birthday Evening

Mrs J T Orr entertained the Wylaway Club at her home in honor of her sister Mrs Ethel Clem who is visiting and staying with Mrs Orr Gifts were opened and admired Refreshments were served late Prizes for the card session went to Mrs Catherine Mc Graw Mrs William Price and Mrs Robert Byrum

J. T. Orr Wylaway Club Ethel Clem Orr Clem Catherine McGraw William Price Robert Byrum

Sororis Club travels through the South and Cuba

Sorosis Club met at Mrs. George Davies home for its monthly meeting. Mrs. Carl Bogan reported on the Women’s Division of the Safety Council and Mrs. Herbert Frantz spoke on the Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. W H Spindler presented Sight seeing in the South detailing the Mississippi River trip to New Orleans Natchez Baton Rouge and Florida. Mrs. Sawyer followed with A Trip into Florida and to Cuba describing Cuba Morro Castle and Havana then the return boat trip. Refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs. E N Clark and Mrs. Glenn Miller.

Sorosis Club George Davies Eleventh Ave Carl Bogan The Safety Council Herbert Frantz Federation of Women's ‘Clubs Cc. R. Clark W. WH. Spindler Natchez Miss New Orleans Baton Rouge B. F. Sawyer Florida Cuba Morro Castle Sawyer Havana E. N. Clark Glenn Miller Davies

Church society meetings share world day reports

The Churches Sara Thompson Missionary Society and several church classes met last evening in different homes and churches. Reports covered World Day of Prayer and China’s children, with book donations to the Hazelgreen project and March plans for a Gleaners class business session.

Sara Thompson Missionary Society First Church of Christ Henry Yount Erie Ave Leslie Dixon Henry Barker Earl Whitt China

Missionary society hosts Scotland trip talk supper

The Women's Missionary Society of United Presbyterian hosted a chicken supper with Dr. Mabel Gardner as guest speaker recounting her journey to Scotland Ireland and England. Mrs. Harold Draut led a business meeting electing new officers for the coming year.

Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Ed Sorrell Mabel Gardner Scotland Ireland England Harold Draut

Church groups share March meetings and book reports

Members of Evangelical United Brethren and Lutheran churches held March gatherings with devotions, book reports on Lloyd C Douglas and missionary topics. Women’s groups discussed China and missionary outlooks while plans were made for a covered dish dinner and a church visitation dinner.

Lloyd C. Douglas Vance Cribbs R. A. Hill Evangelical United Brethren Church

84th Birthday Enjoyed by Jacob Mehl Monday

Mr and Mrs William Garver honored Jacob Mehl for his 84th birthday Monday evening. Attendees included Paul Mehl Harry Mehl Russell Stewart John Mehl Corwin Mehl August Meyer Amanda Garver Jane and Donald Mehl Otto Ross and the hosts. The evening featured cards a birthday cake and lunch.

William Garver Jacob Mehl Paul Mehl Harry Mehl Russell Stewart John Mehl Corwin Mehl August Meyer Jane and Donald Amanda Garver Otto Ross

Society deadlines and regulations for the Society Department

The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion. Reports for all functions must be in by 10:30 a.m. the next day. Sunday edition pictures arrive by Thursday noon, with space reserved a week ahead. Weddings or photos over 10 days old cannot be used, and only engagement or wedding photos, not both, will be used. Sunday calendar items may be called in after 3 p.m. Friday is the deadline. Children birthday parties and stork showers are not used.

Adam Hamm Named Manager at Prior Products Middletown

Adam Hamm Jr of Middletown is named branch manager of Prior Products Inc in Middletown. Ralph Lipscomb of Dallas becomes sales manager. J C Hart leaves Middletown for Dallas after returning here in 1947 to join Prior Products. Hart received a farewell gift at a plant party.

Adam Hamm, Jr Middletown Prior Products, Inc Ralph Lipscomb Dallas Texas J. C. Hart Prior Products Hamm Armco East Side Detroit Budd Company McKinley St Lipscomb

Also Mentioned on This Page

News of Society Peg Rosing Mepumiglivel Wu, Algmemvel Sorority Wilson Funeral Home South Main ST Howard A. Wilson, Jr Thomas H. Wilson Mrs. Orr Sororis Club Hazelgreen Project William Mack Harley Stanforth Bessie McIntosh Yount First Evangelical United Brethren Church Audrey Jewell Hughes Ave Robert Gray Carl Storck Marie Augspurger Yellowstone National Park Clyde Hall E. R. Turner Erle Hanson Charles ST First Baptist Church Kiser Wells Earl Evans Heaven Harry Barr Thomas McGill Earl Salmon W. F. Weikal First Methodist Church Russell Weatherwax Jerome Jarrett Harry Martin Melvin Kelso Ralph Schleigh Hawaii Louis Brown Panama Canal Zone Robert Truck A. E. Roper Walter Bender George Lamb C. H. Harris Edward Barker Howard Hoffman Robert Welte J. Swisher Ures Norcross America Office Outfitters, Inc N. Main St Earl Schneider W. H. Copess Donald Dieterly E. B. Hudson J. J. Hallowell R. E. Barnard Margaret Crane Art Linkins Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church Clarence Popp Marie Bredekamp Jane Bergman Ruth Marie Kempe S. P. Moyer Frank Price Archie Crouch Adam Hamm Hart ST CE Pitt M. J. Gibbons Supply Company Roberts Gordon AGA FAA M.j.gibbons LY Ty
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