Marriage of Mary Adeline Geyer to William Carleton in South Bend
Dr. and Mrs. Claude Lawrence Geyer announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Adeline to William Arthur Carleton on Saturday March 19 in South Bend Indiana. After a six week European trip they will live in South Bend where Carleton is assigned to the Armco office. Carleton is a former Middletown resident.
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Claude Lawrence Geyer
Mary Adeline
William Arthur Carleton
South Bend
Ind
Europe
Carleton
Armco
Middletown
Pre-Concert Talks Schedule Adjusted for Middletown Civic
Pre concert talks set for Thursday March 24 at 8 p m in Giles and Link Music Store discuss Middletown Civic Symphony works to be played Sunday April 6. Miss Helen Weingberger and Vincent Carter lead the sessions which are free and open to the public.
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Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Roberta
Giles and Link
Helen Weinberger
Vincent Carter
Current Literature Study Group meeting notices
The Current Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Mrs. H. P. Gaw at 218 Bellemonte Street. Mrs. J. J. Canfield will lead the program. The Gleaners of the First Methodist Church meet Thursday at 2 15 p.m. at the church. Omega Phi Tau members plan to attend the People Are Funny Show this evening, assembling in front of the John Ross Store at 7 15 p.m.
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American Association University
H. P. Gaw
Bellemonte St
J. J. Canfield
First Methodist Church
Omega Phi Tau
John Ross
Middletown War Veterans and Auxiliary Host March Social
Middletown Camp and Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary held a March social and Dutch auction at the Armory on South Main St. After the auction, a lunch was served to 35 members and friends.
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Middletown
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
South Main St
Roosevelt Junior High to stage The Prince of Pilsen twice
Due to high ticket demand Roosevelt Junior High School will present The Prince of Pilsen on March 24 and 25. Principal Andrew E. Roper and musical director Valda Wilkerson announced the change after all tickets sold for the first night and part of the second.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Prince of Pilsen
Andrew E. Roper
Roosevelt
Valda Wilkinson
College Students Will Be Arraigned In Hamilton
Fred T. Cardillo and Robert D. Zink both Miami University students admit taking an automobile to avoid being late for dates. They face charges of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent in Hamilton Municipal Court. Police found the car abandoned near Oxford after the four youths were arrested. The pair said they took the car because hitch-hiking was difficult while trying to reach their girlfriends in Oxford.
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Hamilton
Miami University
Hamilton Municipal Court
Fred T. Cardillo
Cleveland
Robert D. Zink
Norwalk
Ohio
Harry Spencer
Oxford
Stanley Werelin
Irene Spicer
Main St
Werelin
Baby Swallows Whistle Part in Thier Home Incident
A two year old, Gregor Thiel, inhaled half of a two piece whistle lodged in his throat during an incident at Charles Thier’s home, 1623 Lafayette Ave. Fire Department emergency squad called to the scene at 5 47 p m Monday. The mother reportedly held him up to clear the airway.
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Middletown
Charles Thier
Lafayette Ave
Gregor Thiel
Local boy survives mysterious medical ordeal
A mother reports her son Gregor was grabbed by his feet and a part removed, with X-rays failing to locate the other piece. The child appears unharmed and shows no ill effects, according to his mother.
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Gregor
Miss Gloria Dell Capt Jack Williams Exchange Vows
Miss Gloria Ogles by Dell, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edwin H. Dell, and Capt. Jack E. Williams, son of Harry P. Williams, exchanged nuptial vows in a half past four ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The informal double ring rite was performed by Dr. R. F. Pieters for a small relatives group. Afterward the couple dined at the Meadows then departed for New Orleans and Acapulco with best man Robert Oglesby and attendants A. H. Oglesby, Jack Rupp, Mrs. Jack Rupp, and Miss Janice Rupp.
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Gloria Oglesby Dell
Edwin H. Dell
Kunz Ave
Jack E. Williams
Harry P. Williams
Wilmette
Ill
R. F. Pieters
First Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
Acapulco
Mex
Robert Oglesby
Captain Williams
A. H. Oglesby
Jack Rupp
Janice Rupp
Gala Dinner Parties Highlight Weekend
A weekend centered on gay dinner parties as Mr and Mrs Warren Burton of Franklin hosted a Sunday gathering with Middletown guests including Mrs C Wall and the Skinners. Another party at Popular Street by Mr and Mrs Robert Wall celebrated Mrs Wall and Jack Shick birthdays with games and social chat.
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Warren Burton
Franklin
Middletown
C. Wall
T. O. Skinner
M. Coyle
N. Brehany
L. Burney
Edward Lamb
Robert Wall
Popular
Hamilton to Close Schools for Columbus Tournament Game
Hamilton High School will dismiss students Friday at 10 a.m. for a Hamilton Niles tournament game in Columbus, with full support from students and faculty as announced by R. Calvin Skillman, president of the Hamilton Board of Education.
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Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Big Blue
Columbus
R. Calvin Skillman
Hamilton Board of Education
Critique Society Plays Alaskan Trip and City Planning
Critique Literary Society hosted Mr and Mrs Howard A Wilson at their South Main Street home. Miss Edna Elam reviewed Our Summer With the Eskimos by Constance and Harmon Helmericks, detailing the couple’s Arctic travels and dramatic journey across the Brooks Range. Jack Hose spoke on City Planning, likening it to weather and urging honest problem facing, use of experts, and focus on shopping areas water supply and zoning. An engaging discussion followed.
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Howard A. Wilson
South Main St
Critique Literary Society
Edna Elam
Mss Elam
Eskimos
Constance
Harmon Helmericks
Alaska
Arctic
Miss Elam
Peary
Scott
Byrd
Brooks Range
Helmericks
Pse
Jack Hose
Hose
Plea Issued For Middletown Nurses Aide Workers
A small meeting of Red Cross nurses aides at Mrs. E. A. Correa home prompted a plea for more volunteers to serve at Dayton Veterans Hospital. Five attended, plans for transport to the hospital Sunday and Monday were made, and officials say six aides a day are needed. Nine have signed up. call 24792. No minimum service time is required.
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Red Cross
E. A. Correa
Women and Girls
Middletown
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Social Hour Follows Brief Business Meeting
Attendees meet briefly and hold a short business session, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
Feed and pet foods not subject to Ohio sales tax
Ohio tax commissioner C Emory Glander released a statement clarifying the tax. Sales of feed including pet food are not taxable. Vegetable, flower and grass seeds are not taxable. Food producing plants such as vegetable and fruit plants and fruit trees are exempt.
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Ohio
C. Emory Glander
Department of Taxation
State of
Chamber Secretary to Attend Hearing in Columbus
Roy L. Patterson executive secretary of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce travels to Columbus this morning to attend the hearing on Senate Bill 142 regarding unemployment compensation.
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Roy L. Patterson
Middletown
Women Republicans Outline '49 Plans
Members of the Ladies Republican Club met at the YMCA board room for their monthly session and set a busy agenda for the year. New officers installed include Mrs. Clinton D. Boyd as president and Mrs. Harry Rish as vice president with Mrs. H. R. Jones secretary and Lena Frisch treasurer. Boyd proposed an educational program to deepen members’ knowledge of state and national issues and planned bringing prominent speakers to Middletown to energize programs and a full membership drive.
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Ladies Republican Club
YMCA
Clinton D. Boyd
Harry Rish
H. R. Jones
Lena Frisch
Income Reported for Warner and Swasey in 1948
Cleveland AP reports Warner and Swasey Company, maker of machine tools and precision equipment, posted a net income of 573,041 in 1948 after a 297,287 loss in 1947. The 1948 profit marked the first operating gain since the war ended.
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Cleveland
Warner and Swasey Company
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Euclid St
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Stuart Ives
New York City
Barbara
Owen Barrow
Elmo
Benny Hurt
Carolina Sr
Florida
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Daytona Beach
George Beckman
Fred Schatzmann
Cincinnati
Robert A. Jones
Vernon Jones
Stanley St
Jones
Ohio State, University
Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
L. C. Pritchett
Carl Bogan
Sheldon Rd
Pritchett
Bert Bailey
Westerville, O
R. V. Crist
Jack D. Burnett
Japan
Harry Dell
James Purvis
John Wilks
Martin Coffey
D. H. Montville
R. B. Ramsdell
Cecil Patton
R. C. Beam
Nancy
Jamesoe
Earl Cline
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta
Harold Flatter
Noble Grand
Germantown
Sidney, O
Castell Drug Co
Gloria Dell
Jack Williams
Chamber
Turkey
AGA
Agai Save Dollars
Santton
Sanitone
DRY Cleaning
Erle Hanson
Charles ST
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