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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
11
Butler County high schools schedule baccalaureate services for seniors with ministers from local churches delivering sermons at each campus. May 22 for most campuses, May 29 for Oxford Stewart and Oxford Stewart High School, with student choirs and special music led by district supervisors.
Howard Neil son of Springboro has accepted a legal department position at Chase National Bank in New York City and will relocate with his wife Betty Ferst and son Neilson. He recently graduated at Cincinnati Law School and ranked top of his class. He attended the Ohio State Bar Association meeting in Day ton, and a farewell dinner is planned for May 22 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck with guests Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prickett.
The annual mother-daughter party sponsored by the Pillyanna Class of the First Baptist Church drew 80 women and girls last Friday night at the church. A musical program entertained attendees and Miss Mary Jane Vandervort presented photos from her Europe trip last summer.
The Women's Missionary Society of Union Chapel U B Church hosted a mother and daughter banquet at Williams Restaurant in Poasttown Heights with 37 attendees. The evening featured songs, a program at the church, and Betty Drake as speaker outlining plans for a Missionary Guild.
The Butler County Dairy Committee met Monday night to discuss a revised production testing program for dairy cattle. Fred Friday of Hamilton Route 3 will head the program after completing a production testing course at Ohio State University. John Davis presided as chairman.
County Extension Agent C C Bowen announced an agronomy tour in Preble County on Tuesday May 24 to observe updated conservation practices under typical farm conditions. Stops include Paul Watts Harry Wright Dwight Lanthrop and Hale Agler farms with topics on pasture improvement nitrogen use and soil conservation. Experts from Ohio State University and local agencies will lead discussions and answer questions at each stop.
A miscellaneous shower was given last Saturday night for Miss Margaret Ann May 21st by Miss Jackie DeWeese at her Allen Street home. Guests enjoyed games won by Mrs. LeRoy Carpenter, received numerous gifts for Miss Lewis, and refreshments were served later. Attending were Mrs. Lloyd Lackens, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mrs. Ted Hall, Miss Doris Campbell, Miss Phyllis Moore, Miss Margaret Jane Robison, Miss Kathleen Hall, Miss Joyce Cole, Miss Lewis and Miss DeWeese.
Carlisle School faculty hosts a Friday evening picnic at Germantown Dam for graduating class members. Teachers plan the event to honor graduates with refreshments and informal games in a community setting.
Germantown residents will attend the Business and Professional Club of Germantown May meeting at 6 30 PM Thursday at Camp Miami. A dinner will be served and installation of officers will be held.
Lebanon Warren County chapter 59 Disabled American Veterans meets 8:30 Wednesday night Memorial Hall Germantown high school public speaking class presents two one act plays Wednesday evening in the school auditorium 4 H officers and Advisors School in Monroe School Wednesday 8 p.m. Senior class day events at Clearcreek Township High School Wednesday night 8 35 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. tempers noted in Springboro churches Dr E Guy Cutshall to speak Friday night at Clearcreek Township high school auditorium.
Multiple local events listed include a skat ing party and wiener roast at Chautauqua, Lebanon inspection for Chapter 343 OFS at Lebanon High School, Monroe Alumni Spring Dance at Middletown Sportsman's Club, Elk Creek Pomona Grange meeting at Elk Creek Grange Hall, Wayne Alumni covered dish dinner at Wayne Township School, Rural Life Sunday at Union Chapel Church with Poasttown Grange guests, Germantown School picnic for graduates at Germantown Dam, and Germantown Business and Professional Club May meeting at Camp Miami.
Camden Chapter OES holds its annual inspection Thursday evening at 8 in the Masonic Temple. Poast Town PTA to elect officers at its upcoming meeting.
At its last meeting the Poasttown PTA announced an ice cream social to be held Friday evening on the school lawn, with the event planned for the campus grounds and open to students and families.
Somerville owner W. E. Randall’s Eaton A herd of 10 Holsteins topped Preble County Dairy Service Testing for April with 53.2 lbs butterfat and 1327 lbs milk per cow. Second place went to Rob ert Yost of Camden with 16 Jerseys averaging 49.7 lbs fat and 98 lbs milk.
Watch temperature when using cheese in a dish. High heat for too long makes cheese stringy and rubbery. Use lower heat and gentle melting to preserve smooth texture and melt quality. Consider adding cheese off heat or in stages to avoid separation.
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