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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1951

Page

6

Weekend Visits Spark Family News Across Towns

Mrs. Margaret Rodefer and Mrs. Estel Wombold attended the christening of Thomas Baird Mumaw in Youngstown C. and Mrs. John Lewis visits her parents Foster Wortley before moving to Dayton with Maxon Construction Co. Others include Mr. and Mrs. W. Se and family visiting in Kalamazoo and Cincinnati.

Margaret Rodefer Estel Wombold Youngstown, C Thomas Baird Mumaw James Mumaw Lois Baird John Lewis Kingston, Tenn Foster Wortley Dayton Lewis Maxon Construction Co L. Joe Bolles Kalamazoo Lloyd Onan W. Se John P. Haines Peter and Perry of Columbus

Formal Dinner at Fourth Ave Home Hosts Saturday Night

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones hosted a formal buffet dinner Saturday evening at their Fourth Ave home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Ingwersen, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Tullis, Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hallowell, Mr. Kent Harrison of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. John Tutus of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Quail, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Newman, and Mrs. Margaret Crane.

Clarence Jones Fourth Ave John Ingwersen Logan Johnston Heber Tullis William Tuttle J. J. Hallowell Kent Harrison Cleveland John Tutus Cincinnati W. B. Quail Robbins Newman Margaret Crane

Couple Feted On Anniversary In Blanchester Family Reunion

Mr and Mrs William Starkey of Blanchester Ohio celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Hartwell and Middletown. The couple wed in Olathe Kansas March 26 1801. They have two sons one daughter 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. A daughter Mrs Alma Smith lives in Middletown. Grandson Paul K Smith and wife also part of the celebration along with Lloyd Smith and children Jimmy and Judy.

William Starkey Blanchester Olathe Kan Starkey Chive Chaney Leroy Smit Hartwell, O Smith Granson Ma Smith Enoch Dr Paul K. Smith Paul K Smith Lloyd Smith Jimmy Judy Alma Smith Middletown

Easter Breakfast At McKinley Home

Following services at the Church of the Nazarene, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McKinley hosted 22 friends for an Easter breakfast at their Route Four home. A yellow and green floral centerpiece highlighted the table as dishes were served. Special guests were the star of the church’s parents, The Rev. L. P Rossman, whose mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Rossman, visited from Bay City Michigan.

Church of the Nazarene Vernon McKinley Route Four Rev L. P Rossman Rossman Bay City Mich

Chit Chat Club Holds March Social at Houncell Home

The Chit Chat Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Robert Houncell for a March social. Bingo was played by Mrs Russell Burgess Mrs Carl Francis Mrs Heyman Griffith Mrs Hubert Horne Mrs Nelson Horne and Mrs Linzie Sorrell. Prizes went to Mrs Burgess and Mrs Francis before a luncheon hosted by the hostess.

Chit Chat Club Robert Houncell Russell Burgess Carl Francis Heyman Griffith Hubert Horne Nelson Horne Linzie Sorrell Burgess Francis

Low-Price Furs Move Into Spring Fashion

Navy blue triangular fur and red silk lined pieces show how small affordable furs suit the average woman. Lightweight cardigan styles, silk braided edges, and the Fisher scarf offer versatile wear from day to night. Even with higher prices, durability and fashion appeal make small furs practical.

Gatile Dugasba NEW York NEA Navy Coutu

Community group events set for Middletown and area

Multiple church and club notices announce upcoming activities in Middletown area. American War Mothers sponsor a benefit card party at 8 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium, 65 cent tickets at door. both genders invited. Al-Epsilon sorority hosts 7:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Kaurich’s Carolina St home with white elephant donation. Sigma Phi Gamma hosts covered-dish supper at Holiday House 6:30 p.m. Band Parents meet 7:30 p.m. at Middletown High School. Womens Society of World Service at Jacksonburg EUB Church holds March meeting with officer elections. Central Lakeside Circle of First Presbyterian meets 2 p.m. Friday at Mrs Center, speaker Mrs Kah on travels.

Middletown The American War Mothers Kessler Auditorium American Legion al— Epsilon Chapter Epsilon Ia Alpha Sorority Michael Kaurich Carolina St Central Lakeside Circle First Presbyterian Church Delbert J. Center Auburn Ralph Kah

Bitterness Provokes Aging Wrinkles by Alicia Hart

Aimed at young wives in hard early marriage years the piece urges a positive mindset to prevent beauty loss. It contrasts productive planning with bitterness, notes shared aging experiences among marrieds, and advises rhythms of chores done with music to maintain morale and appearance.

Twenty Three Men to Report for Army Induction

Twenty three men will report tomorrow at 116 South Main Street prior to being sent to Cincinnati for induction into the Army. J Wylie Mitchell chairman of Board 10 announces inductees should be on hand by 7:30 a.m.

South Main St Cincinnati Indue J. Wylie Mitchell Mitchell

Round-Table Scout Iarleys Set This Week

Round-Table scouts hold two district meetings this week with a third next Monday per Paul Parker executive director. Ft. Ancient District meets today at 6 45 p m Lebanon Methodist Church Troop 35 host Allan Thompson scoutmaster program covers April theme Railroading A film on Pack Management led by Boy Scout and Explorer leaders will discuss cooking and menu planning and summer camp plans. Griffith District meets Thursday 7 p m First Methodist Church Troop 4 Pack 6 hosts Dudley Inwood scoutmaster Wallace Frayer cubmaster. Third meeting Monday in Franklin Central School annex Troop 24 Miami District host John Burns scoutmaster.

Bui Ioe Council Paul Parker Lebanon Griffith First Methodist Dudley Inwood Wallace Frayer Franklin Central School Miami John Burns

$25,000 Suit Recalls Fire Explosion Here

Robert W. Nickell of Middletown sues for 25000 dollars in damages alleging a gas explosion at Maud Muller Store owned by Ernest Rathman injured him on March 24, 1949 while he worked as an electrician. Defendants include Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company and Leona Whitman. Suit filed in Hamilton Common Pleas Court.

Robert W. Nickel Cane Dr Middletown Ernest D. Rathman Highland St Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Leona Whitman Maud Muller Central Ave Nickell Rathman Common Pleas Court Hamilton

Cafe Is Cited For Hearing Thursday

Middletown cafe owner Gabor Katona of Parkview Cafe 2024 Yankee Rd is to appear Thursday at 9 a m before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control charged with gambling devices. Thirty permit holders are cited to appear on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for alleged liquor law violations. Hearings are public in the Board Hearing Room 33 North Third St Columbus.

Middletown Ohio Board of Liquor Control Gabor Katona Parkview Cafe Yankee Rd Board Liquor Control Department North Third St Columbus

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