Local Social Notes Mention Travelers and Visitors
Mr and Mrs George Schwaderer and son Steven left for Washington DC where he will be stationed they plan to reside near Arlington Va Mrs Schwaderer is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Banker of 209 Kenwood Dr Guest list includes Mr and Mrs Roy O Dear dorff at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Wagstaff Dayton Frank Trettel has returned to St Louis after visiting parents Mr and Mrs B M Trettel Grand Ave and Mr and Mrs Henry Hayes North Sutphin St Carl Weber and wife returned from six weeks in St Petersburg and Miami Mrs F W Reeves Dayton was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J W Holman Alameda Circle Mrs Reeves is Mrs Holman sister Mrs John A Ingwersen returned after visiting Mrs Samuel Bradt De Kalb IL Mr and Mrs Charles Eitel Maysville KY were guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Shetter South Main St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwaderer
Steven
Washington, D. C
Chwaderer
Washington
Arlington
Schwaderer
Fred Banker
Kenwood Dr
Liege
Belgium
Frank Trettel
St. Louis
B. M. Trettel
Grand Ave
Henry Hayes
North Sutphin St
F. W. Reeves
Dayton
J. W. Holman
Alameda Circle
Reeves
Holman
Charles Eitel
Maysville, Ky
Paul Shetter
South Main St
Business Meeting At Girls Club By Sigma Phi Gamma
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held its monthly business meeting yesterday at the YMCA. An annual examination was conducted beforehand and a donation to the American Red Cross was announced. A bake sale is set for Saturday April 9 at 9 30 a m at Reed Klopp s with each member asked to donate. The next social will be Monday March 28 at the Girls Club at 8 p m hosted by Mrs William Whitesel Mrs George Frye Jr Miss Jean Wallick and Miss Robin Hamilton. A rough initiation is planned after the April 11 business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
YMCA
American Red Cross
Reed-Klopp’s
William Whitesel
George Frye, Jr
Jean Wallick
Robin Hamilton
Churches Middletown Council of Church Women Meeting
The Middletown Council of Church Women gathered at the YMCA at 2 30 p m for a report on World Day of Prayer noting unusually high turnout. About 2000 children and 500 adults participated across 19 services. In the business session officers for the year were elected Mrs Ralph Mull became president with Mrs Harold Draut first vice president Mrs Cecil Kindred second vice president Mrs W F Stein secretary and Mrs Pearl Spurlock treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Perky Kaffee Klatsch Meets at Mrs Lawrence White’s
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m the Perky Kaffee Klatsch gathers at 2949 Wilbraham Road hosted by Mrs Lawrence White. The Unity Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church Jacksonburg holds its monthly meeting in the church social rooms Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs John Helm as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence White
Wilbraham Rd
Unity
Evangelical United Brethren Church of Jacksonburg
John Helm
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Cotty Birthday
A surprise birthday dinner and handkerchief shower for Mrs Will Cotty on Wilbraham Road last evening featured a card party. Prizes went to Mrs George McElfresh Mrs Bertha Linville and Mrs Robert Johnson, with many friends attending including Mrs Charles Johnson Mrs George Bassett Mrs Frank Bird and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cotty
Wilbraham Rd
George McElfresh
Bertha Linville
Robert Johnson
Charles Johnson
George Bassett
Frank Bird
Lulu Gephart
Social deadlines and rules for Society Department
Establishes Society Department deadlines and rules for submissions. Reports must be in by 10:30 a.m. next day, Sunday pictures by Thursday noon, and space reserved a week ahead. Weddings over 10 days old and both engagement and wedding photos are not used. Friday 3 p.m. is the calendar deadline. Cloud burst term reserved for six inches in an hour.
Members Choose Officers For Delta Chi Sigma Year
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority members met at the YMCA for a regular session. They discussed the May 7 Spring Dance and a Founders Day dinner with Mrs. Douglass Barrett as chair. An election at the end named Mrs. Carl Bauer president and a slate of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma _ Sorority
YMCA
Thomas Stubbs
Jack Walton
Dayton
Douglass Barrett
Muncie
Ind
Middletown
Crown Point
Canada
Carl Bauer
Vera Fugate
John Dooley, Jr
Luther Reedy
The Continuing Mind Topic Explored By Dr Howard Lowry
Dr. Howard Lowry president of Wooster College tells American Association of University Women group that learning never ends after college and that colleges must broaden and deepen liberal education. He outlines Wooster’s plan where freshmen devote 20 percent of time to their major with tutoring and personal initiative. The evening included welcome remarks, student solos, and Lowry’s concluding discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lowry
Wooster College
American Association of University Women
Lowry
Wooster
Ross Hill
Howard Hoffman
Massenet
Fire destroys two story warehouse and sparks outbreaks
A two story warehouse packed with overseas supplies burned severely, its flames rising hundreds of feet. Oil drums exploded in the heat, one landing on a parked car. Fire crews fought to save adjacent warehouses while troops used tractors to pull burning goods from the blaze.
Democrats action moves bills to House floor
The Senate approved 31 to 0 a bill authorizing state lease of four acres at Schoenbrumm Memorial in New Philadelphia for municipal airport use, to be executed by the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society. The House passed 112 to 5 a bill requiring chattel mortgagors to give notice before sales. The Senate also backed ballots showing required passage percentages for levies and bonds. The Liquor Board may freeze permits in adequately served areas with renewals and transfers protected. Norman C. Parr endorsed the liquor measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Schoenbrumm Memorial
New Philadelphia
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
House
Senate Elections Committee
Senate Liquor Committee
The
Liquor Board
Norman C. Parr
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers
Simpler Things Seen Through a Window of the Home
A boy through a window described seasons by the trees and birds. Police clarified the child’s gender after determining he was male. Gerald played spiritedly with other children at the home he was assigned to following his mother’s separation from her husband.
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Gerald
Fire alarm from electrical short at Woodside Avenue
Fire Company No. 3 responded to an alarm at 7 10 p m Monday after an electrical short circuit in a box on a pole behind 1213 Woodside Ave triggered the system. Firefighters reported the incident and ensured no further danger.
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Woodside Ave
Spring Fashion Show Draws Middletown Women to Cincinnati
Despite snow this morning a large number of Middletown women attended a fashion show at the Hall of Mirrors, Netherland Plaza Hotel, pairing brunch with a preview of Easter Parade attire. Notable attendees included Mrs. J. E. Herman, Mrs. Carl Reese, Mrs. H. G. Schmidt, Mrs. James Howard and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Middletonians
Cincinnati
J. E. Herman
Carl Reese
H. G. Schmidt
James Howard
Walter Spindler
Leo Reinartz
Paul Mayer
Clarence Popp
Alfred Maier
George Fahrenholz
Carl Bogan
Carl Holschuh
Ronald Lane
Arthur Sixt
Jim Young
Fred Good
Robert George
Chester Wendt
Arthur Frey
Thomas Linkins
Glenn Maier
Ralph Kerschbaum
Charles Miller
Leon Wolfe
Emerson Wendt
Arthur Johnson
Orville Watson
Richard Scott
F. R. Lipfert
Longview Social Service League Plans Yearly Parties
Eleven board members met at Mrs. Fred Garver’s home to arrange hospital party events for the year. April through December rotate clubs and groups including Progressive Garden Club Wayne Township, Semper Fideles, Willing Workers, Co-operettes, Daughters of the GAR, Senior Philathea, B L Class, Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority, Mrs Hills Class, Pythian Sisters, and the League itself. A $60 Junior Chamber donation funds soap through June, with monthly cigarets from the Co operative Club and sugar from Max Stamper. 125 bars are needed each month. Contacts for male song leaders were announced at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
Fred Garver
Longview Hospital
Progressive Garden Club
Wayne Township
Paul Heity
Norman Tressler
Semper Fideles
The
Baptist Church
United Brethren Church
Daughters of the Gar
B. L
Sigma Phi Gamma
Hill
Ohio ballot box talk and slot machine rulings
Ohio County voters use the ballot box while the Jungle Inn in Trumbull County is named. Judge Vernon Smith in Portsmouth returns a slot machine to its owner while urging tighter laws to curb one arm bandits. Stewart Barber’s Ambers Club machine returned for lack of gambling evidence. Ashland Police Judge Harold E. Andrews fines Minnie B. Miller $100 for keeping and displaying slot machines with a 10 day jail sentence suspended and a $500 bond for a year to prevent further gambling devices at Miller supper club. The trout is described as the most prized American freshwater fish, related to the salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga
Jungle Inn
Trumbull
Lausche
Vernon Smith
Common Pleas Court
Portsmouth
Stewart Barber
Ambers Club
Smith
Educators And Industrialists Air Problems At Conference
At a Manchester Hotel Industry Education meeting 60 industrial reps and school faculty discussed three of 22 questions. Moderated by A. E. Roper, Wade Miller led as toastmaster. Topics covered include employment practices acts, non Communist affidavits for teachers, and handling discontented workers seeking advancement. The final session on May 2 features Walter Beckford of Cincinnati Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
A. E. Roper
Roosevelt Junior High
Wade. Miller
New York
Labor Relations Board
Ohio
YMCA Film Forum Opens Tonight At The Y Auditorium
The first YMCA Film Forum starts at 8 p.m. in the Y auditorium with a discussion on the history of Czechoslovakia led by Hedvicka Lucas of Pilsen. A public Coed record dance follows Saturday night in the Boys Lobby from 8:30 to 11:30, with future dances planned as the nucleus of a Coed Club.
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Czechoslovakia
Hedvicka Lucas
Pilsen
Nelson
Columbus City Council votes against belt line proposal
The Columbus City Council yesterday opposed a proposed conveyor belt from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. A bill in the Ohio legislature would authorize operation of the belt and grant eminent domain to its owners to secure property. The United States has 1,500,000 miles of improved roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Ohio
United States
Engineers Attend Hamilton Session
Registered engineers of this vicinity attended the Miami Chapter meeting of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers held yesterday in the Champion Paper and Fiber Company activities building. The program showed two films from A. R. Edwards of Armco International Corporation, one in India and one in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Champion Paper and Fiber Company
A. R. Edwards
Armco International Corporation
India
Australia
E. L. Brown
Taxpayers urged to present evidence in court cases
A plea to submit solid evidence for court actions is highlighted. The piece notes that many tips to tax collectors yield little value, as they amount to mere complaints without substantiation, while urging individuals to seek a monetary reward for cooperation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Society
Peg Rosing
Roy O. Deardorff
Fourteenth Ave
Henry Wagstaff
Carl Weber
St. Petersburg
Fla
John A. Ingwersen
Samuel Bradt
DeKalb, Ill
Mrs. Cotty
Phoave
Esther L.owfil
M. A
U. of C
Setcaakyer
Annaintment
Mca
Tues
Ohio County
Tweedies and
Vitality
Doellmann’s
Central Ave
Robert Miles
Walter Beckford
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ymca Film Forum
Larry Nelson
Maun
Certified
Rie Cove
Hamilton
Russell Stabler
A. C. Neff
Wallace Adams
OSPE
Deshler- Wallick Hotel
Louis Bromfield
Lydia B Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uga
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