Farewell Party For Miss Pieters Nears Move To California
Miss Patsy Pieters was honored with a backward theme farewell party hosted by Miss Judy Sander at 420 Young St. The event celebrated Pieters impending move with her parents Rev and Mrs R F Pieters to Long Beach Calif. Prizes went to Miss Mary Jane Spies Miss Patty Herold and Miss Nancy Edwards. أكثر من 23 million youngsters in U S public schools are enrolled.
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Patsy Pieters
Judy Sander
Pieters
R. F. Pieters
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Jane Spies
Patty Herold
Nancy Edwards
Sally Duane
Fern Fletcher
Janice Margerum
Mary Jane _ Spies
Methodist Circles Meet Friday at First Methodist Church
Circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service held monthly meetings at the home of Mrs. Walter Sheffer with assistances. Devotionals by Mrs. Webber on Help One Another and a program featuring piano duets by Mrs. Sheffer and Mrs. Frantz and a violin solo by Mrs. Wren. Discussion of the study book China Twilight or Dawn. Hostesses served refreshments for 15 members and two guests. Twenty nine members of circle 5 gathered at the church for a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hockman, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Geran, and Mrs. Johnson.
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Circles of Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Walter Sheffer
Coles Rd
W. J. Beck
Eugene Webber
Ray Young
Webber
W. Sheffer
H. Frantz
Circle 5
Roger Hockman
Edith Taylor
George Geran
Walter Johnson
Circle Meetings Share Devotions and Study Book Reviews
Circle 2 met at the Methodist parsonage with hostesses serving refreshments after a business session led by Mrs. Leavey. Circle 3 gathered at Mrs. J. Van Atta’s home for 17 members and a guest with devotionals, a China study review by Mrs. J J Hain, and refreshments.
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C. W. Smith
R. 8
Shoemaker
H. B. Harvey
Kenneth S. Leavey
Methodist Parsonage
Charles McCray
D. C. Dear
James Roberts
B. A. Roof
Jerome Jarrett
L. J. Long
H. H. Belknapp
Circle
J. van Atta
Wilbraham Rd
Mildred Kohr
J. J. Hain
China
Hain
M. 8. Wilhide
Gordon J. Reeds Feted At Parties In New Home
Gordon J. Reed’s new Brentwood Street home hosted a pair of social gatherings. A surprise covered dish dinner honored Mrs. Reed with a thoughtful gift, attended by Mrs. Henry Combs and others. The Canada Dry Club then visited with lunch and a Fostoria crystal gift for the couple’s den.
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Gordon J. Reeds
New Home
Gordon J. Reed
Brentwood St
Reed
Henry Combs
Ray Kraft
Eva Wells
Lou Rike
Sam Mulloy
Hale Smith
C. J. McCullough
Reeds
Canada Dry Club
Hostesses Named For Reception For Lewis Dunn Wedding
Miss Margaret Ann Lewis and Robert Dunn prepare for a First Baptist Church wedding this evening after a pre wedding dinner at the Lewis home in Franklin. Hostesses for the reception following the ceremony include Mrs. Chippendale and several others.
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Margaret Ann Lewis
Robert Dunn
First Baptist Church
Lewis
Franklin
Dale Hubbard
Fred McNabb
Eugene Chippendale
Norma Blair
Jackie de Weese
Sam Dunn
Roy Kruse
Paul King
Paul Lackens
Luncheon Planned for June Meeting in Chau Tauga Dining Room
The June meeting will be a luncheon on June 17 in the Chau tauga dining room with Mrs Roy Deardorff as hostess. After the meeting, Mrs Charles Beck hosted with helpers Mrs W J Griffith and Mrs Otto Hein for refreshments. A note mentions the Ross barrier in the Antarctic as a vast ice sheet 500 to 1500 feet thick and roughly the size of France.
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Chautauga
Roy Deardorff
Charles Beck
W. J. Griffith
Otto Hein
Ross Barrier
Antarctic
France
Miss Klingensmith Tendered Shower
Miss Jean Klingensmith bride elect of Hugh Pol lock was honored with a linen shower by Miss Margaret Gibbons on Sherman Ave. A large gift array centered on a miniature bride doll hinted at the wedding date May 27. The ceremony will be at Holy Trinity Church parsonage with Msgr. James F. McNary officiating.
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Hugh Pollock
Margaret Gibbons
Sherman Ave
Holy Trinity Church Parsonage
James F. McNary
John Klingensmith
John [Fcic
Frank Gibbons
Betty Hees
Margie Stiles
Rita Conrad
Winifred Moorehead
Evelyn Moorehead
Rosemary Swaim
Jean Long
Julane McGuff
Justine Carlier
Alfreda Klingensmith
Virginia Klingensmith
Teacher Talks To Optimists Meeting At Manchester Hotel
Thirty five Optimist Club members and guests attended the noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel. Harold Brooks a McKinley Junior High School teacher gave a Sears and Roebuck catalogue book review. This was the first meeting of a membership drive begun May 16. The group has 30 members and plans to limit to 50.
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Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
Harold Brooks
McKinley Junior High School
Sears and Roebuck
License Fees For Trailers Under Study In Hamilton County
Hamilton County Commissioners study a trailer resident license fee as a substitute for real estate taxes since trailers are not legally houses. A license plate would be the tax. The issue, routed to Jackson Bosch for guidance, follows parking bans that pushed trailer traffic to rural areas and protests forcing action by the building commissioner.
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Hamilton
Ing
Jackson Bosch
Hamiltonian Will Head To Work In Ohio
Dr. Azel Ames of Hamilton becomes president of the Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association, succeeding William M. Morgan of Alliance after a Columbus meet. A Hamilton surgeon serves on the state board, backed by the Joint Committee on Tuberculosis Control. He is a Columbia University trained surgeon and holds board certification.
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Azel Ames
Hamilton
Butler County Medical Society
Wiliam M. Morgan
Alliance
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association
Columbus
State Association
Ohio
School of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
American Board of Surgery
John E. Ryder, Former Grandview Mayor, Dies at 71
Columbus AP reports John E. Ryder, age 71, longtime former mayor of Grandview, died yesterday. He served as mayor from shortly after World War I until 1940, shaping the suburban town’s early development.
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Columbus, D
John E. Ryder
Grandview
Minor City Accidents Reported Friday
Police logged two minor crashes in the city on Friday. At 5:30 p.m. Oscar J Meadows, 48, of 207 Monroe St, said his parked car on Grimes St was hit by Howard McAlister, 1204 Ferrer Ave, Excello, who said Meadows pulled out first. At 7:25 p.m. Vergil Swain, 22, of West Middletown, turning into the Point Drive Inn on Tytus Ave, was struck by Booney Everidge, 21, of 101 North Main St Franklin, with Swain’s damage about $100.
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Grimes St
Oscar J. Meadows
Monroe St
Howard McAlister
Ferrer Ave
Excello
Meadows
McAlister
Point Drive Inn
Tytus Ave
Vergil Swain
West Middletown
Tytus
Booney Everidge
North Main St
Franklin
Swain
U S Motor Vehicle Registrations Top 37 Million in 1947
More than 37 million motor vehicles were registered in the United States as of January 1, 1947, reflecting a postwar growth in automobile ownership. The milestone marks continued expansion of the national vehicle fleet and consumer mobility.
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