Miss Esther Chaney Hosts Attendants Before Upcoming Marriage
Miss Esther Chaney entertained a group of attendants at her Winona Dr home for her forthcoming marriage. Guests received gifts and refreshments were served to a long list including Mrs. Charles L Henders on Jr and Mrs. Jack Wright among others. The gathering followed by several couples leaving for new homes and trips as noted among attendees from Kankakee Reading Cleveland Evanston and other places.
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Esther Chaney
Winona Dr
Charles L. Henderson Jr
Kankakee
Jack Wright
Reading
Victoria Higham
Caroline Roush
Ann Guth
Mary Johnson
Joan Tracy
Cleveland
Iss Joan Deem
Barbara
Anna Margaret Wright
Becky Jo Stone
St.Petersborg
Jack
Leight
Coleenete Ave
L. t'b.Douglas
Robert
Society Department Deadline Rules Clarified
Notices set deadlines for Society Department items with 10:30 a.m. submission rule. Photo deadlines require Sunday calendar readiness and age limits apply to wedding pictures. Call the editor for doubt and submit by Friday 3 pm for the Sunday calendar.
Annual Art Exhibit Closes With Student Praise
The 22nd annual exhibit sponsored by Middletown Federation of Womens Clubs closed after showcasing outstanding Miami University fine arts students. Attendees praised the youthful works and the spectators noted the quality of exhibited pieces.
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Middletown Federtion of Women's Clube
Wieces
Gunidit
Miami University
May 5 Service at First Baptist Church Time and Reserve
May 5 at the First Baptist Church at 1 p.m. Reserve may be gotten from Mrs Gries, 22068. Mrs
Christina Gaston Receives Gifts At Sunday Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Christina Gaston bride elect of James V Ryan yesterday afternoon at St John s Club Room. Mrs Louis Gaston Sr hosted as pictures were taken for the scrap book and gifts were arranged under a ceiling umbrella. Prizes went to Mrs Vincent Ryan and others listed among a large guest roster including Mrs Arthur Nicely, Mrs John Swartz, Mrs Mary Cmehil, Miss Rosie Gaston.
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Robert Cole
Robert Schmidt
Cyril Walters
Katherine Their
Mary Maloney
Charles Joseph
John Swartz
Arthur Nicely
Joseph Kavoch
Mike Presta
Cyprian Kiamo
Re Martin, Sr
Herb Martin, Jr
Biton Marine
Mary
Recitals Scheduled by Piano Teacher
Esther will be pre Ito over Bhijay 5 at the Girls' Club. A second recital is scheduled for Friday May 19 at the Girls' Club. Both recitals will feature a member of the Ohio Piano Teachers Association.
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Esther
Ito
Bhijay
Ohio Piano Teachers Association
Local Ladies Club Meetings Planned This Week
Members of the V Circle of the Ladies of the Army gather at Mrs Mark Vogels home on Moore Street Wednesday May 3 for a predecarnations event. The Women of the Moose meet at Mrs Al Scheniders home in Excelio on Walter Street tomorrow evening. Walter Stull hosts the Ladies of Letter Carriers Auxiliary at Mrs Kenneth Lindsays home on Van Neat Avenue Friday at 8 p m.
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V Circle of the Ladies of the Army of the Bile
Mark Vogel Feng
Moore St. Wednes Gay
al Schneider
Excelio
Walter Stull
Mre
Kenneth Lindsay
Mi6
Silver Tea Celebrates Catholic Women Event
A regional gathering at Knights of Columbus hall drew people from Middletown Dayton Cincinnati Monroe Lebanon Camden and Hamilton for a Mid dletown Regent organized benefit tea. The program with Jim orpering as emcee offered songs dances and novelty skits while proceeds support National Council of Catholic Women membership activities.
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Middletown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Monroe
Lebanon
Camden
Hamilton
Knights of Columbus
National Council of Catholic Women
Harriett Hines
Heber Jones
Rose Bendel
Celeste Davis
Joseph Riley
George Gara
Jim Orpering
Ovne
National Council of Catholic Wortfen
Showers Foretold For Bride-Elect
Hospitalities afternoon honored the bride-elect Mary Ann Rukavina with Rose Rukavina in attendance. Bright ring flowers adorned the setting and guests included Mrs Joseph Jurkowitz, Mrs Martha Dilim, Mrs Matthew Bartokic, and others. The listing of attendees continues with Mrs Ivan Mere, Steve Piedel, Mrs Elmer Reed, Mrs Kaurich, and several more names in a local community event acknowledging the upcoming marriage.
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Rose Rukavina
Joseph Rukavina
Mary Ann Rukavina
Joseph Jurkowitz
Martha Dilim
Matthew Bartokic
Ty Szabo
Ida
Rudy Sva
Ivan Mere
Steve Piedel
Elmer Reed
Kaurich
Albert Kocsie
Szabo
ITU Presidents Target Labor Act Debate
The union leader, president since 1944, told about 209 members of Se Graphical Union No. 33 that Taft Hartley gives employers government power to beat down labor locally and internationally.
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Clevelard
Union
Tona Nee Sien
Mayfield PTA Meeting Set With Safety Director
Middletown safety director Paul Wilson will speak at the Mayfield PTA meeting scheduled Tuesday at 1 38 p m at the school.
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Paul Wilson
Middletown
of Mayfield Pta
Marine 1916 Speeds Reach Seventy Miles Per Hour
An early note describes marine craft of 1916 achieving high speeds and attaining speeds as great as 60 miles per hour.
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Marine
Truman to Open Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge
President Truman will open the Second National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America on June 30 at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. 27 scouts leaders and officials from Middletown area join 47 000 scouts from across the U S and 15 foreign countries for a four day encampment ending July 4. A commemorative stamp will be issued and a opening ceremony will recount the Continental Army at Valley Forge in 1777 78.
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Harry S. Truman
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Poe
Middletown
United States
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Trenton
Blue Ball
Mason
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Mound Builders
Cincinnati
Truman
Valley Forge Park
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Jesse M. Donaldson
Ya Forge
George Washington
Church Dinner Preview for Ecumenical Movement Talk
The Church of the Ascension invites members to a Monday dinner at 6 30 p m followed by Archdeacon William Crittenden’s address on The Church and the Ecumenical Movement. Crittenden recently led youth work at the National Council and will present slides from the World Council of Churches 1948 gathering.
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Church of the Ascension
William Crittenden
Crittenden
National Council of the Church
World Council of Churches
Moose Parade in Middletown Draws Crowds Under Cloudy Skies
Residents braved cold weather to watch two draft horses pull a police wagon in a Moose parade along Central Ave from Charles St to the Moose Hall. The event concluded with a district conclave at Nelwa Center, initiating 97 candidates as delegates, while leaders from Ohio Moose Association spoke on service and growth.
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Middletown
Order of Moose
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Moose
Charles St
Moose Hall
Middletown American
Miamisburg
Jerry Ribar
Hamilton
J. D. McBride
William Caple
James Anders
Wilson Gleeson
Albert Giles
Ohio Moose Association
Giles
Order of Nels
KR XT
Seventeen men take civil service exam for patrolman
Seventeen men sat a Civil Service examination Friday for police patrolmen, announced P. F. Johnson, secretary of the Civil Service Commission. Results may be available tomorrow with letters to the City Commission. The commission sought an eligible list for the Police Department. Promotions discussed include Paul Fouts to Detective and James Combs from Patrolman to Sergeant.
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P. F. Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Johnson
Paul Fouts
James Combs
Waxed Paper Under Furniture Prevents Floor Damage
A tip suggests placing a sheet of waxed paper under furniture legs to move heavy items without scratching or marring the floor. This simple method provides smoother sliding and reduces floor wear.
Kiwanis Key Club Elects Charleston Teen as President
Kiwanis Key Club members elected 16 year old Jack Stilwell of Charleston Ohio as international president at their convention. He succeeds Ken L. Miller of Cape May New Jersey. Andy Park sixteen of Memphis won the cre torical contest and a trip to the Miami convention. Ted Vestal of Iman Texas placed third.
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Columbus
Jack Stilwell
Charleston
8. C
J. R. Stilwell
Ken L. Miller
Cape May
N. J
Andy Park
Memphis
Kiwanis International
Miami
Fla
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