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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1953

Page

13

Wheat Growers Cooperation Needed To Complete Records

Hamilton reports an urgent appeal for wheat growers to provide 1951 1952 and 1953 acreage and production data and ownership details to update farm program records for possible acreage allotments or marketing quotas on the 1954 wheat crop. Schaefer notes final decisions depend on supply demand. proclamations likely, with a national referendum if quotas exist. Butler County plans data collection by May 25 1953 with July deadlines for allotments or quotas.

Hamilton W. Harry Schaefer Butler County PMA Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson United States Department of Agriculture Schaefer United States

Pollyanna Class Hosts Mother Daughter Party at First Baptist

Miami Valley Personal Notes reports the Pollyanna Class of the First Baptist Sunday School held its annual Mother Daughter party in the church annex with a quiz program I Have a Secret and a pantomime Foolish Questions. Several families and friends are listed among attendees and events include Mother’s Day visits, Memorial Day plans, and local arrivals.

Local Society Notes From May Meetings And Visits

The Philathea Class of Lebanon Presbyterian met May 11 at Mrs. Ernest Kite’s Summit St. home with Mrs. Irene Walker as co host. Dayton Pike Community Club plans a May 13 gathering at Mrs. Eleanor Nixon’s home with helpers Anna Mae Brewer Ima Murrell and Wilda Shutts. Turtle Creek Chapter D A R hosted by Mrs. Winton Etz in Waynesville with Mr s Kenneth Hough giving a Waynesville history. Amicitia Circle held its annual mother daughter banquet at Campus Inn with 6 30 dinner and evening program. Mrs. Robert M Blair visiting sister Mrs. Gladys Moore in Columbia Mississippi. Corporal Donald Cochran returning home from Stuttgart Germany after seventeen months with his mother Mrs. Elvira Cochran. Mr and Mrs Warren C Nelson and sons Buddy and Nicky visited Mrs. Homer T Nelson in South Charleston. Mr and Mrs John Riker spent a New Orleans vacation. Lt Jefferson Riker returning home for a month before overseas duty. Mrs Louise Dreger of Cleveland visited daughter Mrs Mollie Corwin for five weeks. Mrs Al Schwartz confined to home with acute arthritis. Mrs Laura Hawkins returned to Christ Hospital Cincinnati for treatment.

Philathea Lebanon Presbyterian Church Ernest Kite Summit St Vivien Blair Irene Walker Ladorak Reif Laura Young Dorothy Hutchinson Mabel Blair Inez Bowman Dayton Pike Community Club Eleanor Nixon Nixon Anna Mae Brewer Ima Murrell Wilda Shutts Turtle Creek D.A.R Winton Etz Harveysburg Preston Party House Waynesville Kenneth Hough Amicitia Circle Campus Inn Robert M. Blair Gladys Moore Columbia Donald Cochran Stuttgart Germany Elvira Cochran Warren C. Nelson Buddy Nicky Homer T. Nelson South Charleston John Riker New Orleans Jefferson Riker Camp Polk Louise Dreger Cleveland Mollie Corwin al Schwartz Pleasant St Laura Hawkins Christ Hospital Cincinnati

Mother Daughter Tea at Miami University Highlights Alpha Chi Omega

Mrs. Dan Anslinger Sr and Dolores attended the Alpha Chi Omega Mother-Daughter Tea at Miami University Saturday afternoon. AT AN Ben E Emily has returned to his base at Quonset Rhode Island after a ten day visit with his parent.

Dan Anslinger Dolores Alpha Chi Omega Miami University Ben E Emily Quonset, R. I

Jacksonburg Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brelsford and Bill Ballard visit in West Elkton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wade spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wade in Springboro. Clint Cox hosts a covered dish dinner for family and friends for his birthday. May 6 sees gatherings with George Wical in Lytle. John Brelsford hosts Louis P. Diefenbach of Middletown Sunday. Holy Communion planned for Sunday. Mother-Daughter Banquet set for Pleasant Ridge Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Jacksonburg Congregational meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Fidelity Class meets Saturday at Donald and Mary Schenck’s home.

Edward Brelsford Bill Ballard West Elkton Joe Wade Perry Wade Springboro Clint Cox George Wical Lytle John Brelsford Louis P. Diefenbach Middletown Pleasant Ridge Jacksonburg Fidelity

Local social notices from Collinsville area

Collinsville social items list visits among families. Collinsville residents report Mrs Harris Ramseyer visiting relatives Sunday afternoon and Mr and Mrs John Gerber Sr hosting guests. John Unzicker entered Mercy Hospital and Mrs Robert Waln remained in Ft Hamilton Hospital. Magdalena Unzicker attended a Mother Daughter Banquet at Reily with Mrs Wendell Pontius. Emerson Unzicker hosted Church Circle on Tuesday May 9. Mrs J E Shollenbarger and Mrs Scott Finlay attended the City Club in Hamilton on Monday.

Harris Ramseyer John Gerber Chester Marsh Peggy Fred Gerber John Unzicker Mercy Hospital Robert Waln Ft. Hamilton Hospital Magdalena Unzicker Reily Wendell Pontius Sam Gerber Eaton Emerson Unzicker Church Circle J. E. Shollenbarger Scott Finlay City Club Hamilton

May Meeting Held By Greenbush Ladies Aid Society

Greenbush Mrs Raleigh Tenis Mrs Henry Rogers Mrs Vince Taylor Mrs Gene Sheley and Miss Freda Vete hosted the May gathering of the Ladies Aid Society. Mr and Mrs Cecil Ogg visited with Mr and Mrs Glenn Ross while Mr and Mrs John Jonson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Hall. Mr and Mrs Junius Bach were guests of their daughters Sunday. Mr and Mrs Nelson Bach entertained relatives Sunday evening in honor of her mother Mrs Hogan.

Raleigh Tenis Henry Rogers Vince Taylor Gene Sheley Freda Vete Ladies Aid Society Cecil Ogg Glenn Ross John Jonson Ray Hall Junius Bach Nelson Bach Hogan

Weekend Guests Visit Lake Cowan and Dayton Residents

Mudlick residents Mr and Mrs Charles Lakes Sam Crigler Jessie Mathews and Mr and Mrs Maurice Lambe spent the weekend at Lake Cowan. M H Smith and Mrs Edith Cocran of Dayton visited Wednesday with Mrs Annie Smith.

Charles Lakes Sam Crigler Jessie Mathews Maurice Lambe Lake Cowan M. H. Smith Edith Cocran Dayton Annie Smith

Local Hosts Honor Mr and Mrs Parks and Family

Kings Mills hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Buerger Meier for a wiener roast honoring Mr and Mrs Russell Parks and daughter Linda of Mason. Glenn Schlagbeck entertains a card club with guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Daniel, Mr and Mrs Joe Innis, Mr and Mrs John Kibbey of Lebanon and others.

Robert Buergermeier Russell Parks Linda Mason Glenn Schlagbeck Card Club Robert McDaniel Joe Innis John Kibbey Lebanon Travis Helden Urbana Jerry Schlagbeck

Corn seed treatment urged to protect yields in Ohio

An Ohio State extension plant pathologist warned that corn diseases will cut yields unless seed is treated before planting. Blair Janson said cool wet May weather favors seedling and root diseases and noted nigrosapora in seed lots. Tests show treated seed yields larger, more uniform plants. materials include thiram phygon and captan.

Columbus Ohio State University Blair Janson Janson Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Thor Kommedahl Captan

Harmon Y Program To Be Outdoors At Harmon Park

Harmon YMCA announces an outdoor summer recreation program from June 8 to August 31 using Harmon Park Har mon baseball park and high school grounds. The program serves kindergartners through high schoolers with crafts art tennis swimming and dancing plus adult activities. It calls for groups from two to twenty, plus tournaments dances roller skating hikes outings and picnics and seeks volunteers and leaders to expand reach.

Lebanon Harmon Ymca Irving Peterson Peterson Harmon Park Harmon Baseball Park Harmon “Y Harmon Foundation

Germantown Church Banquet and Poppy Day Plans

A covered-dish banquet will be held at the Methodist Church Monday at 6 p.m. The Germantown American Legion Auxiliary observes Poppy Day on Saturday May 23 with Mrs Walter Rockey named chairman. The Tri-Hi-Y Mother-Daughter Banquet is set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.

Germantown

Kings Mills Community Club Sees Nominating Results

Kings Mills School District Community Club met in the school cafeteria for a covered dish supper. Mrs. Stanley Ellis chaired the meeting and the nominating committee elected an executive slate including C. E. Stephenson and Glen Kessler among others. Gleaners Class and Friendship Class set meetings with hosts named.

Kings Mills Stanley Ellis C. E. Stephenson Glen Kessler Ellis Ida Reis John Becker Ray Lotshaw Floyd Ford Charlotte Stevenson

Kings Mills High elects royal court at prom

Kings Mills High School held a prom night with Bob Schutter and Evelyn Wittmann crowned senior king and queen. Junior class royalty were Jerry Schutter and Janice Hiles, with attendants Warren King and Edith Fugett. Senior attendants were Bob Pandorf and Gayle Stevens.

Kings Mills Bob Schutter Evelyn Wittmann Jerry Schutter Janice Hiles Warren King Edith Fugett Bob Pandorf Gayle Stevens

Mother's Day Socials and Local Visits Across Communities

A roundup notes families from Mason and Lebanon sharing Mother's Day dinner at the Wishing Well in Centerville. Enfield attends a Mother-Daughter Banquet in Mason as Charles Prichard visits Kentucky grandparents. Community club guests dine in Dayton while Stephenson visits relatives in Cincinnati. Frank Wilson dies in Coronado after residence with his daughter. Jimmy Spencer enters Children's Hospital for observation.

Roscoe Matthews Elgar Enfield L. D. Lane Linda Mason Walter Ellis Ernest Davis Lebanon Centerville Enfield Presbyterian Church Charles Prichard W. T. Bryant Lee City Fellowship Community Club Verna Benham Dayton C. E. Stephenson Phyllis Stwarka Dorman Deebel Cincinnati Frank Wilson John Ellis Coronado Calif Jimmy Spencer Estel Spencer Children’s Hospital

Miami Naval ROTC Head Is Relieved

Capt. Richard B. Levin will lead the Miami University Naval ROTC unit, reliving Capt. Harry R. Hummer after a three year tour. Hummer departs for command of Destroyer Squadron 3 in the Pacific. Newcomers include Lt. Comdr. W. B. Beeler, Lt. Phillip C. Smith, Capt. R. Zeugner, Lt. (j. g.) Patrick E. Costello, and Lt. W. B. Kerfoot arriving June to August, with assignments across fleets and training roles.

J. G Patrick E. Costello W. B. Kerfoot Comdr. Beeler Amphibious Force Pacific Fleet Smith Zuegner Marine Corps Korea Costello College of the Holy Cross Kerfoot Uss Washburn

Activated Civil Defense Rescue Units Mobilized in Lebanon

Ohio Civil Defense Eleventh Mobile Support Group activated Rescue Unit Two in Lebanon. Three teams include leaders F D Lewis and Eugene E Jones, with truck drivers Elwood Rainy and Herbert Rowe among a largely Lebanon resident roster.

Lebanon Cincinnati Ohio Civil Defense Organization Gertrude Rolfsen F. D. Lewis West Mulberry St Paul R. Ballman Team One F. L. Belville North Broadway James Dawson North East St Fred Sargent South Cherry St Walter E. Marconet Clarksville Bruce M. Blevins, Jr West Silver St Paul R. Allison W. Silver St Virgil W. Sherod Elwood A. Rainy South Broadway William G. Potters South Mechanic St Ralph A. Palmer East Mulberry St Clark A. Bradley Highland Ave Andrew Strouth, Jr Wendell Nickell North Eugene E. Jones North High St Jack C. Howell Cherry St Arthur C. Sumner East Silver St Jefferson Abshear Jackson St Charles Sherod, Jr Elwood Ault, Jr Summit St Gilbert Smith, Jr South Lebanon Thomas M Dalton Herbert Rowe West Main St Carl R. Burnside East Main St

South Lebanon Tot Has Seven Grandmothers

South Lebanon child Sheryl Lynn Butler, daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Butler, has two grandmothers, four great grandmothers and a great great grandmother. The great great grandmother is Mrs Martin Kilburn of near Blanchester, with additional great grandmothers in Oakdale Kentucky and Morrow area. Grandmothers include Mrs Clarence Shultz and Mrs Charles Butler of Morrow Route 2.

South Lebanon Sheryl Lynn Butler John D. Butler Sheryl Lynn Martin Kilburn Near Blanchester Laura Coomer Oakdale Goodloe Butler Morrow Route 2 Pollyann Hogan Anna Shultz Clarence Shultz Charles Butler

Four-H Club Round-Up and May 4 H meetings list

Multiple 4-H club notes from Trenton to West Middletown dated 1953 describe meetings, officers, attendees, dues and next gatherings. Mentions include Trenton 4-H Snack Bar Club, Lemon Township, Poasttown, Lucky Seven First Aid and Safety, Milford Township Livestock, Wayne Livestock, Elk Creek Sewing Club, with dates May 1 to May 21 and details on leaders and members. Also a note about a coronation chair made for Edward I with five pounds paid.

Poasttown 4-H Livestock Club Poasttown Grange Sam Ivins Jim Diver Theran Adams Peasttown Grange Jerry Ballard Milford Township 4-H Livestock Club William Lintner Jack Hansel Fred Morgan Betty Jean Lindley

Franklin Man Is Elected Lions District Governor

Franklin Lions member and former club president Thomas Taylor was elected governor of the Third Lions District 13-6 at the state convention at the Neil House in Columbus. Gordon Bennett of Hamilton Lions was elected junior deputy governor. Taylor will serve a one year term starting after July 1. The district includes 43 Lions Clubs in southwestern Ohio.

Franklin Thomas Taylor Franklin Lions Club Ceeds Vernon Young Seamona Taylor Lions Ohio

Balmy Birds Follow Nature's Laws Says Specialist

Ohio State University extension agent R. K. Davis explains that balmy weather prompts wildlife to act by natural instincts. He notes papa birds chase rivals, squirrels court at dawn, and woodpeckers drum as affectionate messages. He adds human tolerance now may aid wildlife for fall hunting season. Rabbits and squirrels have begun their second brood.

Columbus Ohio State University R. K. Davis

Bacon Now Heads Lions In Camden

CAMDEN Homer Bacon elected president of the Camden Lions Club. Other officers named include George Deem first vice president John Coleman second vice president Kenneth Wysong third vice president Al Kiracofe secretary treasurer James Neff tail twister Harry Silver lion tamer Edric Clarke song leader and Roy Pittinger Jack Woosley and Bert Snyder named directors.

Camden Homer Bacon Camden Lions Club George Deem John Coleman Kenneth Wysong al Kiracofe James Neff Harry Silver Edric Clarke Roy Pittinger Jack Woosley Bert Snyder

Insect Emergence Under a Tree Prompts Wide Crawling

The text notes that when adult cicadas emerge, 20,000 or more may crawl out from beneath a single tree, illustrating the scale of the event and the swarm behavior surrounding emergence cycles.

Improvements In Raising Is Turkey Trend

Ohio University specialist D. D. Moyer notes changes in turkey raising and marketing allow serving young turkeys year round. Feeding and management advances let poults lay in any season, with potential to save 90 percent of flocks. Marketing has shifted to pan-ready and frozen products, expanding options for homemakers and replacing some roast chickens.

Columbus Ohio University D. D. Moyer Meyer Moyer

Grain, Feed Dealers To Meet In Lebanon

Fifty members of the Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association will attend a dinner meeting at the Golder Lamb in Lebanon Thursday at 6 30 p m Everett Early of Lytle secretary announced today The program will feature a feed grain movie

Lebanon Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association Golder Lamb Everett Early Lytle

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Miami Valley First Baptist Sunday School Church Annex Carpenter Frances King Hansford Tewell Paul King W. P. Noland Mary Hollon Malcolm Hollingsworth Ivan Thacker Ralph Locke Juliette Low Joseph Gribble Gertrude Hildebrand James R. Messmoré Selfridge Field Mich Henry Messmore Harold Mills Janet Mills Robert Nagel Jayton Myrtle Cope Oklahoma Pearl Graham Lizzie Hizer Fred Klaber W. P. Klaber Julia Klaber Franklin Chapter 535 Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall A. W. Kolb Joanne Oxford Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Charles South Warner Gregg Robert South Wilbur South Charlies Eva South Charles Wuest Walter Deardoff W. J. Culbertson Harry Stedman William Culbertson Maurice Robison Harold Montgomery Elbert Owens Franklin Route 2 Ivan Tuft Miamisburg Robert Steve Tuft Charles Tuft John Vail Carl Fry Orville Thomas John Thomas Joe Zinck Ada Moore Stanley Moore West Carrollton Dick Hetzler Maurice Wells Cecil Logsdon Ents Clarence Emley Nellie Ross Miami Valley Hospital Daytona Arthur Immel Earl Kern Holland Robert Kemper P. A. Kemper Will Troxell Myra Brunner Martha Rettich Albert Rettich, Jr Daisy Oblinger Sally John Arlington, Va David Oblinger Richard Oblinger America Consumer Household Finance & Detectauorew Central Avenue Leon Towee Hauselman Middletown, Ohio Mayflower Warehouse Collinsville Germantown News Kings Mills News Gleaners Arnold Baker J. O. Tucker Kings Mills High Central Ave Miami Naval Rotc Head Trenton Lemon Township Roger Williams Larry Bennett David Malott Trenton Cookies 4-H Club Mary Wilsey Judy King Lucky Seven Fred Follmer Byron Campbell Bobby Mitzel John Simpson Sidney Loxley Jim Price Wayne Essig Carl Follmer Robert Mitzel Wayne Livestock 4-H Club Clifford Kennel Eddie Rothfuss Jack Schaefer Billy Kennel Elk Creek Webster Bradshaw Margaret Bush Sharonlee Held Imogene Wilhoit Irene Fugate Mary Ann Blackmore Lois Ebel Joy Paff Mona Eggleston Leona Markel John Bradshaw Everrett Eggleston Charles French Sandra Strassburger West Middletown Edward I Franklin Man Bacon Turkey Rogers Castell, Galetaher and Lewis Drug Stores the New Evanl Roy A. White
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