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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1952

Page

6

Sigma Phi Gamma Holds Exam and Plans Elections

Members of Sigma Phi Gamma met in the Barnitz Room YMCA to take a written exam on history and code. A nominating committee led by Mrs Alfred Schwing was appointed for the next officers election, with Miss Fritzie Schwall, Mrs Harold Hoover, and Mrs Robert Meehan on the panel. A social gathering is set for March 31 in the Girl Scout room at the Civic Association, chaired by Mrs D Hole with committee members Mrs Raymond Welsh, Miss Schwall, and Miss Robin Hamilton.

Sigma Phi Gamma Barnitz Room YMCA Alfred Schwing Fritzie Schwall Harold Hoover Robert Meehan Girl Scout The Civic Association D. Hole Raymond Welsh Schwall Robin Hamilton

Flags Presented To New Troop Investiture Ceremony

New Girl Scout Troop 113 held investiture in Woodrow Wilson School auditorium. Seven new members Barbara Ellison Nita Lou Ellison Judy Thomas Sherrie Wilkinson Carol Eldred Susan Starick Judy Weinstein joined. Susan Cristy accepted the troop president role and Lloyd Bolles received a Scout flag. An American Flag donated by the DAR Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter was presented by Mrs. W E Marshall, troop leader presiding.

J. Les DuErmit Susan Cristy Lloyd Bolles Barbara and Nita Lou Ellison Judy Thomas Sherrie Wilkinson Carol Eldred Susan Starick Judy Weinstein Woodrow Wilson School W. E. Marshall Col Jonathan Bayard Smith The Daughters of the American Revolution

FBI Agent to Address Jaycees Dinner Meeting

Cincinnati FBI agent Charles W. Brown will speak at a 7 p.m. Thursday dinner of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Colony Restaurant. Agenda includes Clean-Up Week plans and a Bosses Night report by Harold Calvin and Bob Nerenberg.

Charles W. Brown Cincinnati Federal Bureau of Investigation Junior Chamber of Commerce Colony Bob Nerenberg Harold Calvin

Travelers Visitants and Family Guests Listed in Notice

Travelers Mr and Mrs Vernon Jones host Mrs Donald Cole and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert Jones and children Cheryl and Sandra from Philadelphia. Wells College student Hope Harlan and Ellie Donald visiting Herbert Harlan in Monroe. Copeland family hosts Howard Case and Donald Camp, with Cpl John Camp of the 136th Field Artillery. Madrid Spain is described rising from the central Spanish treeless tableland.

Vernon Jones Stanley Sr Donald Cole Charlestown Westoa Robert Jones Cheryl and Sandra Philadelphia Wells College Aurora, N.Y Hope Harlan Ellie Donald Harlans Herbert Harlan Monroe Robert Copeland Camp Polk Howard Case Donald Camp Lebanon Cpl John Camp 136Th Field Artillery Ohio Division

A A A W Hears Dean of Miami Graduate School

Dr. William E. Smith dean of the Miami University graduate school spoke to the American Association of University Women at the Girls Club on world events. He warned of Cuba as a Russian communistic center and described a US agent who aided in breaking a spy ring while urging strength with diplomacy. The gathering also welcomed new members and offered college loan info for local seniors.

William E. Smith American Association of University Women Smith Dertment of History Miami University Dr. Smith Cuba Russia United States

Sewing club meeting and church dinner moved

The Silver Chain Sewing Club will gather at 1005 Lafayette St. at 7 30 p m on Wednesday hosted by Mrs Elmer Triplet. The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church shifts its March dinner to 6 15 p m on Thursday from Friday.

Silver Chain Sewing Club Elmer Triplet Lafayette St Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church S. J. Kuderer Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Kuderer B. D. Morgan Lawrence Lackey Morgan

Meeting Postponed and Bowie Visit Noted

Wednesday night’s Temple 263 meeting is moved to Friday March 14 at 8 p.m. announced by Mrs. Minnie Ferguson. Ferguson also stated state president Harriet A. Bowie will visit Middletown March 26-27 and urged members to report on Bowie booster tickets.

Temple 263 Minnie Ferguson

Middletown Star Bob Burkhardt Talks Blondes Tour Life

Bob Burkhardt and his wife Lise travel with the Broadway musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. They balance family life with tours from New York to Chicago, meeting fans and playing at venues while Nina the Kerry Blue terrier keeps up a busy social life with theater friends.

Cincinnati Middletown Bob Burkhardt Lise A. A. Burkhardt Christel Ave Nina Bob New York Carol Channing Middletown High School Otterbein College Julliard Steward Columbia University Burkhardts Chicago Beejee Shillelagh Jose Marshall Field Houston Minneapolis United States Omaha John Johnston William Smith Des Moines Tom Jarrett Detroit Bud Humphreys Dick Laut Bill Kyle Bill Gross Shristel Ave

Homemakers Observe 5th Anniversary With Tea

Circles One and Two of Homemakers Clubs marked their fifth anniversary with a Sunday tea at Mrs. R. Y. Crist home featuring a yellow and white decor and a spring arrangement of daffodils iris. Charter members Mrs. Richard Hent Mrs. Margaret Peterson Mrs. Charlies West Mrs. Lawrence Kirkpatrick and Mrs. William Yarber presided.

Circles One Homemakers Clubs R. Y. Crist Circle One Iris Richard Hent Margaret Peterson Charlies West Lawrence Kirkpatrick William Yarber

Earthquakes in Tokyo Area Cause 42 Million Damage

The Hokkaido prefectural government announced that Tuesday’s earthquakes and resulting tidal waves caused about 42 million dollars in damage. Local officials report multiple structures and infrastructure affected across coastal regions.

Tokyo Hokkaido Prefectural

Farmers to use 178 million horsepower this year

American farmers will deploy 178000000 horsepower this year, equaling twice the oil driven power used by factories nationwide, highlighting a shift in energy use and agricultural production.

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