Local Virginia Wedding Involves Naval Groom
Miss Mildred Schmidt of Norfolk and Arthur Harold White of the U S Navy wed April 28 in Holy Trinity Church Norfolk. The ceremony featured organ music, a yellow iris bouquet, and a reception at the couple’s home. They will reside in Norfolk where Mr White is stationed at Little Creek Amphibious Base and Mrs White is employed there. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schmidt. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Chester A White of Lexington Kentucky. The article notes her schooling and previous employment.
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Mildred Schmidt
Norfolk
Arthur Harold White
U. S. Navy
Arthur Schmidt
Erie Ave
White
Chester A. White
Lexington
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
M. Harrison
M.murphy
James H. Long
George Dunkle
Walter Barnett
Emony
Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Little Creek
St. John’s School
Middletown High School
United Welding Company
Visits Across States Highlight Weekend Matches
Mr and Mrs Sherman Perry returned from a long weekend in River Forest Illinois where they visited their son and family Robert and Sherman Perry. Mr and Mrs C Lyman Kingsbury spent a week in Uniontown Pennsylvania with Mrs Kingsburys family. Mr and Mrs Robert E Robillard came home after a three day visit to Buffalo New York and Niagara Falls Canada hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Habermehl and family.
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Mrs
Sherman Perry
River Forest
Ill
Robert Perry
Robert and
Sherman
Robert E. Robillard
South Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Niaga
Ra Falls
Canada
Frank Habermehl
Council of Jewish Women Holds Installation Luncheon
The Middletown Section of the National Council of Jewish Women held an installation luncheon at Blair's with guest speaker Mrs. Clarence Heldman of the Mid-Eastern Conference. New officers and board members were named including Harlan Grund as president Hy Grund and Stanley Weinstein in several roles, with remarks on federation participation and donations.
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National Council of Jewish Women
Middletown Section
Blair's
Clarence Heldman
Harlan Grund
Hy Grund
Stanley Weinstein
Harold Canin
Sam Feinstein
C. H. Lipton
Louis Shapiro
Richard Grund
Ben Bender
Fred Cramer
Robert Nerenberg
Max Finkelman
Harry Finkleman
Theodore Uazarow
Toni Agronin
Frank Simon
H. O. Finkelman
Bertha Simon
Sam Bartel
Federation
David Korb
Max Fleishman
Jack Smith
Cincinnati
Maxwell Finkelman
Simon
Jetta Goldman
Union
Miss Veda McCray Installed as DKG President
Members of Delta Kappa Gamma met at Miss Mabel Eldridge's home for the spring meeting and dinner. Miss Veda McCray of Middle town was installed as president for the coming year with Miss Amelia Idle as secretary. Miss Katherine Roudebush led entertainment and Miss Clara Mae Yorgen handled refreshments. attendees hailed from Oxford Hamilton and Middle town.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Mabel Eldridge
Oxford
Hamilton
Middletown
Veda McCray
Amelia Idle
Katherine Roudebush
Clara Mae Yorgen
Lone Star Past Councilors Meet at Mrs Grant Back Home
Lone Star Past Councilors plan a Thursday meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Grant Back home in Trenton with Mrs Virginia Bissett assisting as hostess. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic gather Friday at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association. Kings Messenger Class Calvary Methodist Church meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs George Endebrock 3404 Grand Ave. In Africa telephone lines suffer animal damage as elephants baboons and a giraffe disrupt poles and wires, the giraffe carrying a wire 200 yards.
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Lone Star
Grant
Trenton
Virginia Bissett
the Grand Army of the Republic
Civic Association
Kings Messenger
Calvary Methodist Church
George Endebrock
Grand Ave
Africa
Denison drama star Doris Heller leads Chaillot at Granville
Miss Doris Heller daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland S Heller Santa Fe Road stars in Jean Giraudoux The Madwoman of Chaillot at Denison University Granville starting yesterday The show runs through Saturday with a matinee Heller an honors student Phi Beta Kappa member majoring in theater arts performed theater throughout her four years and will stay for the 10 week Denison Summer Theater opening June 19
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Doris Heller
Roland S. Heller
Santa Fe Rd
Jean Giraudoux
Chaillot
Denison University
Granville
Miss Heller
Denison
Special Mothers Day Offerings Aid Aged Home Fund
Officers of the Second Synod of the United Presbyterian Church expect a big boost to the Mt. Pleasant Home for the Aged fund from Mothers Day offerings. The project near Monroe on Britton Rd aims to serve 60 residents with an admin building and dormitory. Preliminary cost around 165000. J Earl Chand ler of Bellefontaine is general contractor. A May 24 finance and building committee meeting at the YMCA will finalize plans with 50 laymen and clergy from Indiana and Ohio attending. Final architectural drafts to be reviewed. June 3 consecration day will see over 75 churches on the site.
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Second Synod of the
United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
J. Earl Chand
Ler
Bellefontaine
Home For
Britton Rd
R. E. Boyer
Synod
YMCA
Indiana
Ohio
Boyer
M. A. Boyd
Templin Maffett
Marshall Assumes USSR Has A-Bomb
Secretary of Defense Marshall said he is quite convinced the Soviets have the A-bomb but expects their development to be tedious and difficult. President Truman warned that American cities could face atomic bombs if World War III occurs. during MacArthur hearing Senator Bridges asked Marshall about Soviet atomic capability, and Marshall replied that he assumes they have it, though he knows little beyond press reports.
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Washington
Marshall
Truman
MacArthur
Bridges
R-Nh
Muskingum College Sees Enrollment Drop Next Fall
President Robert N. Montgomery says Muskingum College will fall about 15 percent in enrollment from 808 students next fall. He cites the Korean War, shrinking GI Bill benefits, and fewer college age people as factors.
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New Concord
Muskingum College
Robert N. Montgomery
Serviceman Donald Shumard Visits Home Briefly
Cpl. Donald Shumard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shumard of 606 Baltimore Street, spent five days with his parents. He has been stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, and is now en route to Camp Kilmer, New Jersey.
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Cpl
Donald Shumard
Joseph Shumard
Baltimore St
Shumard
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Camp Kilmer, N. J
Hero of Alexandria Jet Propulsion Steam Engine Claim
A fragment notes Hero of Alexandria devising a steam engine using jet propulsion around the first century. The item highlights ancient invention but provides limited context or corroborating details.
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Hero of Alexandria
Beta Sigma Phi Omicron installs 1951-52 officers
In The Clubs Omicron, Beta Sigma Phi Omicron chapter met Monday in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA. New officers were installed for 1951-52 with Mrs. Roy Benning as president and others in key roles. Reports from publicity and ticket committees covered the May 24 card party and style show. Arlen Slone was reinstated as an active member. The next meeting is May 20 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Benning’s home, 1113 Catalpa Dr. members urged to attend.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Roy Benning
Dale Converse
Paul Foehl
Stanley Rothman
Dorothy Miles
Andrew Mittenholzer
Arlen Slone
Catalpa Dr
Iota Eta Sigma Treasure Hunt Ends In Cincinnati Gala
Iota Eta Sigma hosted a Sunday treasure hunt spanning Chautauqua Mason and Sherron Woods Cincinnati. Winner Miss Dorothy Shumate received a collie puppy. Guest Rev James Frommeyer attended, while Miss Marie Sauter and Charlotte Stein planned clues. Group plans Saturday 8 p.m. at Miss Barbara Chupka's Pear Street home.
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Iota Eta Sigma
Chautauqua
Mason
Sherron Woods
Cincinnati
Dorothy Shumate
James Frommeyer
St. John’s Parish
Norwood
Marie Sauter
Charlotte Stein
Groun
Barbara Chupka
Pearst
New Officiers Installed In Delta Sigma Chapter
Delta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Phi sorority installed new officers at last night’s meeting. Elected were Mrs. William Bergmann president, Mrs. Anthony Hurr vice president, Mrs. R. C. Wooddell recording secretary, Miss Betty Rhoads correspondent secretary, Miss Bette Hope Hampton treasurer, Miss Virginia Nickell extension officer. Retiring president Miss Betty Hees received a gold gavel pin. Miss Lois Lindsay and Miss Jean Withrow were chosen to attend the state convention in Toledo in early June. Phyllis Rhoads and Betty Rhoads won the evening’s contest.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Sigma Phi Sorority
William Bergmann
Anthony Hurr
R. C. Wooddell
Betty Rhoads
Bette Hope Hampton
Virginia Nickell
Betty Hees
Lois Lindsay
Jean Withrow
Toledo
Phyllis Rhoads
Council Women Vote Donations and Aid Plans
Thirty three members from 18 churches of the Council of Church Women met at the YMCA. They voted to donate funds to the United Church Women of America for church legislation migrant workers camps and scholarships. They also plan to send rolled bandages children s clothing and men s shirts to the leper colony project. The Council of Churches banquet is set for May 16 at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel. A devotional program The Upper Room Series airs Thursday at 7 15 p m over WLW.
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Council of Church Women
YMCA
United Church Women of America
Council of Churches
Manchester
WLW
Laughtons Live In Oldest Hollywood House
Hollywood report notes Charles Laughton and Elsa Lancaster reside in one of the city’s oldest mansions built in 1910. The couple recount a remodeling during which the old refrigerator became the chauffeur’s bedroom in the hillside two story residence.
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Hollywood
NEA
Charles Laughton
Elsa Lanchester
Elsa
Residents Approve $300000 School Bond in Brancester
Brancester residents voted 438 to 197 in Clinton County yesterday to approve a $300,000 school bond issue for a new elementary school and improvements to the current school.
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Clinton County
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Council of Jewish Women
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2Nd Avenue
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Wilson
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
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