Local AAUW Members See Hamilton Style Show
More than 100 Middletown AAUW members traveled to Hamilton to view a spring summer style show. Members modeled fashions with narration by N Snyder, fashion coordinator of Shillito's, and Middletown High School True Trio performed. After dinner, new officers N C Nichols and Earl Klein were announced, and a May magazine drive was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Aauw
Hamilton
Middletown
Roy Murbach
R. U. Truck
George Shafer
B. D. Morgan
Rosalie Mattson
Robert McConaughy
Paul Glenn
Eve Walsh
Ernst Gottman, Jr
Grover Thomas
N. Snyder
Maria Jung
N. C. Nichols
Earl Klein
YWCA
Clifford Hist
Local clubs announce meetings and events in LeSourdsville area
Coming Up Ladies Aid of LeSourdsville will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Richard Maier Le Sourdsville Kentucky High School will hold its annual alumni banquet May 24 at 7 p.m. Reservations by May 21 to Jerry Caudel Thorpe contact Mrs Edward Sorrell Cheron Drive Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will hold a business meeting tonight at 7:30 in the director's room YMCA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville
Richard Maier
Frenchburg, Ky
Jerry Caudel Thorpe
Edward Sorrell
Cheron Drive
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Diatoms Described as Tiny Living Water Plants
Diatoms are the smallest living things comprising one celled plants or animals from water. They are noted to have ribs as long as 1-400th of a human hair diameter in the smallest forms.
Shell Collection Holds Interest At Garden Club
A Middletown Garden Club meeting featured Mrs. F A Tobitt presenting her shell collection after a business session at Mrs. DeWitt Chapple’s home. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Charles Fendersmith. Awards were given for high and low basket arrangements, glass baskets, and garden displays, with teas hosted by Mrs. Wampler Denny and Mrs. Charles Denny Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Garden
DeWitt Chapple
Charles Fendersmith
Douglas Robbins
Tobitt
Calvin Skinner
Harry Mercer
Robert Richardson
Quail
Thomas Wilson
W. W. Sebald
W. D Vorhis
Howard Lawrence
Cincinnati Art Museum Highlights Three May Exhibits
Cincinnati Art Museum presents ceramic pottery on tour through May 18 featuring 155 works from today’s potters. The eleventh Cincinnati Salon of Photography runs through May 21 with 200 black and white prints from 11 countries. A third exhibit showcases 33 modern paintings and sculptures by 11 American artists including Baziotes Feininger Graves Marin Motherwell Shahn Spencer Stamper Calder Callery closing May 26. Museum hours are 10 to 5 daily, 1 to 10 Tuesdays, and 2 to 5 Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Cincinnati Art Museum
Oxford
Cincinnati
United States
William Baziotes
Stuart David
Lyonel Feininger
Morris Graves
John Marin
Robert Motherwell
Ben Shahn
Niles Spencer
Maybelle Stamper
Alexander Calder
Mary Callery
Sorority Mother-Daughter Dinner At The Colony
Forty two mothers and daughters of Sigma Phi Gamma attended the sorority annual Mother-Daughter banquet last evening at the Colony. Tables were decorated with miniature May poles and ribbons leading to each guest. Tiny favors and gifts for mothers hung from the ribbons. A large bouquet of snapdragons adorned the speakers’ table. Miss Cheryle Neuenswander performed a baton dance and pantomime after dinner and a skit titled The Saga of the Ohio was offered by sorority members. Cast included Mrs Howard Schneider, Mrs William Nevenswander, Mrs Floyd Turner Jr, Mrs Alfred Schwing and Miss Elizabeth Rock. Hostesses were Mrs Ral Lewis Jr, chairman, Mrs D Hole, Mrs Schneider and Mrs Roger Glei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
Cheryle Neuenswander
Ohio
Howard Schneider
William Nevenswander
Floyd Turner, Jr
Alfred Schwing
Elizabeth Rock
Ral Lewis, Jr
D. Hole
Schneider
Roger Glei
Travel Notes Highlight Regional Social Travel Scenes
Mrs E L Phillips of Kenwood Dr and Mrs Lloyd Weaver with Elaine returned from Dayton where Miss Weaver was a state winner in National Piano Guild auditions heard by Lewis Lane. The Hauselmans and Nickells returned from Cleveland after weekend visit, with the Nickells at Hollenden Hotel for OSU Junior Chamber event and a Mother’s Day christening for Days infant Robert Selman Day. Rosalie Williams of California visits Toronto Shrine session attendee Cora Little of Woodlawn Ave and J Black Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Phillips
Kenwood
Lloyd Weaver
Elaine
South Main St
Dayton
Arthur Hauselman
Kenwood Dr
Robert W. Nickell
Julianne
Cleveland
Hauselmans Hauselmans
Charles R. Day
Cleveland Heights
Nickells
Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hollenden Hotel
Robert
Selman
Rosalie Williams
Brea
Calif
Cora Little
Woodlawn Ave
J. Black Little
Williams
Supreme Shrine
Toronto
Canada
Mexican paper aid to avert Aztec Eagle shutdown
Mexico City's daily newspapers face a threatened shutdown as newsprint stocks run low. The Aztec Eagle tourist train will deliver an emergency shipment of newsprint to the city, with publishers warning stocks would be exhausted after tomorrow's press runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Aztec Eagle
National Railroad
Miami Valley Council Daughters of America Host Tea
Colorful spring flowers and green palms framed Junior Hall for the Miami Valley Council Daughters of America annual mother daughter tea on Sunday. Toast mistress Mrs. Arthur Richardson opened with a Carmene Waltz solo by Mrs. Winifred Sabo, followed by a Mother’s Day history by Mrs. W. B. Hannah and musical selections by Misses Miller Brede Scearse and others. Notables Mrs. Edgar Schreechfield and Mrs. Maggie Egelston were escorted to the stage for carnations after a fancy drill by members including Mrs. Sickle Jewell Hannah Moon Hoppe Gilbreath Binnix Hivick Gravenstine Scearce Sticklen Kash Murphy Tatman Bills Mauck and Marshall. Tea featured a silver centerpiece table and music by violinist Mrs. Forest Bowman and pianist Mrs. E. L. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
Arthur Richardson
Winifred Sabo
E. L. Phillips
W. B. Hannah
Jean Miller
Dallas Hoppe
Martha Jo Brede
Shirley Scearse
Edgar Schreechfield
Maggie Egelston
Ira Sickle
Butler Jewell
Virginia Moon
Elmer Gilbreath
Ruth Binnix
Ben Hivick, Jr
Allen Gravenstine
Winifred Scearce
Harry Sticklen
Percy Kash
Lucille Murphy
John Tatman
William Bills
Robert Mauck
Della Marshall
Forest Bowman
Servicemen News: Dees Discharged After Korea Service
Cpl James Dees completed four years in the Army and was discharged April 29 after serving in Korea with the 17th Infantry Regiment, 7th Division, reaching the Manchurian border. He returned to the States December 5, 1951 and aided National Guard training at Camp Polk Louisiana. Also, Staff Sgt Steve Helton of Middletown is stationed at Hickam AFB Hawaii as a senior organization supply specialist with MATS overseeing Pacific airlift operations aiding Korea evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
James Dees
Army
Dees
Middletown High School
Fort Dix
N.J
Korea
17Th Infantry
Manchurian
States
National Guard
Camp Polk
Ed E. Deeg
9 North Sutphine
Steve Helton
Middletown
Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Pacific Division
Military Air Transport Service
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Tinker Afb
Okla
Kirtland Afb
New Mexico
Pacific
Tokyo
MATS
Rare Operation Saves Life Of Clevelander
In Cleveland a surgeon kept his hand inside a beating heart for 45 minutes performing two delicate operations on a 47-year-old housewife. The procedures were led by Dr. Earle B. Kay, chief of cardiac surgery at St. Vincent's Charity Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Earle B. Kay
St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital
Warren County Court News New suits and estates listed
The court docket shows multiple new suits including Russell Lamb vs June Lamb divorce and Village of Lebanon cases. money actions against Cincinnati Gas and Electric. several divorce and partition suits. cognovit actions by Warren County Farm Bureau and others. numerous land transfers and property deeds. extensive estate filings for many residents with inventories and final accounts scheduled through 1952. administrators and executors named for each estate.
Multiple Civil Actions Reported in County Court Docket
Pauline I Reese vs Mary Lee Holthaus et al dismissed. Jean Hutsel vs George Roberson Smith grants plaintiff one seventh estate interest in Alfred H Roberson estate. Helen Middleton vs Ronald Orton dismissed. James C Dyer et al vs Schuler Abbott et al dismissed. Edna F Downhour vs William Downhour divorce and maiden name restoration. Waynesville National Bank vs Albert C Hawke and Borders Auto dismissed. Village of Lebanon vs Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co enjoined from erecting or maintaining power line during pendency. Gilbert Henderson vs Minnie Henderson petition for publication six weeks ordered. Warren County Farm Bureau Coop vs Levi D and Elizabeth J en judgment 954.28 to plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline I. Reese
Mary Lee Holthaus
Jean Hutsel
George Roberson Smith
Alfred H. Roberson
Helen Middleton
Ronald Orton
James C. Dyer
Schuler Abbott
Edna F. Downhour
William Downhour
The
Waynesville National Bank
Albert C. Hawke
Borders Auto
Village of
Lebanon
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Gilbert Henderson
Minnie Henderson
Warren County Farm Bureau Coop
Levi D
Elizabeth J.en
Property Transfers Across Harlan and Surrounding Townships
A sequence of land and lot transfers is recorded, listing multiple grantors and grantees. Notable transactions include 5 acres in Harlan from Walter E. Tritsch to Paul D. and M. Vinup, 23.36 acres in Harlan from Edward H. and Edna E. Keller to Ralph E. and Phyllis H. Keller, and 75 percent acres in Clearcreek Two from Charles T. Belden to Chester H. and Pearl V. Cunningham, among other deeds and parcels in Union Two, Deerfield Two, Turtle Creek, and Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Tritsch
Paul D
A M. Vinup
Harlan
Arthur
Margaret Sisco
Omar
Jean Tibbs
Clearcreek
Edward H
Edna E. Keller
Ralph E
Phyllis H. Keller
William J
Gertrude
M. Miracle
Theodore
Helen Moneee
Binedeon
Cleo Brandenburg
Ben
John Browning
Union Two
Charles T. Johnson
Emma Johnson
Springboro
Charles T. Belden
Chester H
Pearl V. Cunningham
Albert L
William E. Guns
Deerfield
William Downhour
Edna F. Downhour
Morrow
William and
Mary Eads
Sam and Tipton
Turtlecreek
Edith Tone
L. B
Mina L. Haney
Boyd
Marie Jones
Elmer Lamb
Wayne
Glenn
Betty Lou Patrick
Herschel C
Marie Walters
Franklin
Maximillian W. Hirseh
Hoy
Grace Harry
Ely
Mattie
Harvey Naan
Tempie E. Fritts
Corn Thomas
Mary E. Wagner
James M . Aa Ao Fuller
Jeri Kindred Wins Kenyon Scholarship
Jeri Kindred son of Cecil and Mrs Kindred of 2307 Superior Ave Middletown has won and accepted a Kenyon College general scholarship worth 1200 for four years. He competed with screened applicants and Kenyon officials announced the award noting the program seeks all around academic promise and good citizenship. At Middletown High he belongs to the boys choir dramatics debating church choir and scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Jeri
C. Kindred
Cecil Kindred
Superior Ave
Kenyon College
Middletown High
Kenyon
Jeri
Dulles warns of wide fear of chance war
John Foster Dulles warns that fear the United States could hastily trigger atomic war worries many nations more than the Soviet threat. He cites administration and military utterances as fueling hawkish views while accepting a national award for promoting interfaith goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
New York
United States
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Republican Party
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Air Force To Run Shows Saturday Amid Flight Grounding
The Defense Department grounded aviation phases of Armed Forces Day, canceling all military plane flyovers because of fuel shortages. Shows at national air bases will proceed without actual flights, despite rain hail or strikes in oil. Secretary of Defense Lovett canceled flying activities last week in observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Defense Lovett
Probate actions listing multiple estates and appointees
Estate items include wills of Hartman Herman Kinder Irwin Mayne Albaugh Hodgen Stepp and others. Executors and executrices named for each estate with inventories, accounts and appraisals filed or approved. Hearings set for May 8 May 13 1952 and real estate transfers ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Steddom
Evan J. Steddom
Edison Taylor
Warren C. Young
Robert M. Anderson
Jessie T. Anderson
Esther W. Southgate
Martha Welch
Elizabeth Gsellman
George R. Gsellman
Paul Hoagland
Martha Hoagland
Mary Anna Nunlist
John A. Nunlist
Jennie L. Phillips
Rosella R. Bailey
W. Alexander
Eva Alexander
Adna E. Johnson
Louise C. Johnson
Walter E. Barton
Sallie Harris
Fred E. Jones
Terressa M. Hamlin
Orville Hamlin
Robert Hartman
Louise Hartman
Howard H. Herman
William G. Pickrel
John Kinder
Oma L. Irwin
Harold S. Balser
J. W. Goodard
Karl M. Brown
Charles J. Waggoner
Emma J. Mayne
Martha E. Kindred
Grace V. Albaugh
Herbert S. Albaugh
Nell M. Hodgen
Charles F. Hodgen
Clarence E. Stepp
Nellie M. Stepp
Ted
Ralph Ndenere
Bert Goddard
O.H. Cheneth
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Residents
Robert Eugene Bury aged 20 of Xenia a U S Navy man is to wed Virginia May Fisher 19 of Morrow a telephone operator. James Earl Walters 18 of Waynesville a construction worker to Carol Lee Adams 16 of Waynesville. Robert Williams 36 of Detroit Michigan a truck driver to Sue Francis 35 of Franklin a housekeeper. Fred M Tolson 23 of Middletown a factory worker to Violet Geneva Phillips 21 of Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Bury
Xenia
U.S. Navy
Virginia
May Fisher
Morrow
James Earl Walters
Waynesville
Carol Lee Adams
Robert Williams
Detroit
Mich
Sue Francis
Franklin
Fred M. Tolson
Middletown
Violet Geneva Phillips
Board Revokes Doctor's License After Death Trial
The Connecticut Medical Examining Board revoked Dr. Donald F. Gibson license after he was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Miss Elizabeth M. Ayres 74 of Danbury. The board found him guilty of three charges of unprofessional conduct in his treatment of the patient in Redding Connecticut last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Donald F. Gibson
Redding, Conn
Elizabeth M. Ayres
Danbury
Inspector admits seeing Kay Firm use horsemeat in beef
FINDLAY O - Dr. Fred Hartman a former Hancock County meat inspector testified that he knew horsemeat was used at the Kay Brand Packing Co and was told not to lose sleep worrying about it at the trial of Joseph Kirchner owner of Buckeye Packing Co once Kay Brand Kirchner is the first of nine Kay Brand officials and employees to stand trial on charges of selling horsemeat in beef.
Plans for Central School lawnfete move forward
Final details for the Central School lawnfete set for Friday May 23 were ironed out by the general committee led by co chairwoman Mrs John R Newlin. The event will feature moving pictures a fortune teller and a Middletown SPEBSQSA Chorus program with three serving lines and one additional booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
John R. Newlin
Millard Saylor
Middletown Spebsqsa Chorus
Two Editors Defend Anti Spanish Articles
New York editors of Indiana Catholic and Record and America deny violating Papal encyclicals by deploring religious conditions in Spain. The Catholic publications recently faced criticism from Spanish sources after expressing concern over religious liberty in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Indiana Catholic and Record
Indianapolis Archdiocese
America
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AAUW
Na Elam
Elizabeth McDermott
Edna Mae Sheppard
Ethel Eiverand
Edith Mathias
C. Herbert Reinart
E. R. Turner
Roberta Wardwell
Betty Trettle
Weinberger
Reating Ohio
Con
Rduotes Ee
Middletown Business College
Broad Dial
Sef Niel Buckley
Wpfb Star
Central Ave
CITY
Shell
Garden Club
F. A. Tobitt
Sorority
Conyers
Linden Ave
W. §. Wilmer, Jr
Highview Rd
Ft. Lauderdale
Fila
Miami Council
Albert A. Hoppe
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Hoppe
Old Central Works
East Works
Warren County Court News
Russell Lamb
June Lamb
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cincinnati
Stanley
Ruth Wells
Glenn A. Wilson
Helen M. Wilson
Blanche Lovely
Lee Lovely Et al
Village of Lebanon
Pearl Richardson
Fred Richardson
Minnie E. Henderson
Meryl B. Gray
Warren County Farm Bureau
Elizabeth J. Fisher
Leora Lakes
Preston Lakes
John A. Burdge
Sarah Burdge Smith
William C. Shera
Automobile Insurance Co
Vernon Thomas, Jr
George Harper
Junior
Rega Mae Williams
Union
Ada
George Woolard
Harry H
Bernice M. Turner
Herman Eugene Saylor
Lewis R
Manda Davis
William Ye
Elizabeth B. Turner
Arch Wharton
Clarence B
Mollie Bowman
William R
Erna Brock
Rose Burnell
Charlie
Florence Burnell
Salem
Tommy
Pearl Townsend
Ballard L. Barrett
Harold
Alice Luekens
Cam
Minnie Patrick
Lois Doyle
Nathan
Arbutus Taulbee
Bernard
Carmel Taulbee
Walter
Elva Johnson
Polly M. Gibson
Charles W. Hurst
Thomas E. Baird, Jr
Maxamillian W. Hirshberg
L. R. Tucker
A. M. Cornett
A. Z. Spencer
Roy Spencer
A.M. Cornett
Leonard A
Anna Lorenz
Columbus
Juanita Walling
Curtis
Lucille Davis
C. L. Lawson
Clifford W. Thompson
Velma Young
Tom
John B. Cassidy
Allen Osborne
Fairy W. Ayers
Paul and
Clara Ellis
Anna Wilson
Hardin
Carrie Sally
Matt H
Blanche M. Spencer
Teen
Alvin
Esuler
Probate
Common Pleas Court
Continental Baking Company, Inc
Norcross i
N. Main St
Jeri Kindred
Air Force
Inspector
Kay
A.M
Spencer
Grant
Dimity Printed
W. T. Grant CO
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