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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
5
Major and Mrs. E. C. Wade and their sons Christopher and Craig from Shreveport arrive to visit Mrs. Wade's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kordenat of Highview Road for two weeks. Major Wade is stationed with the Air Force at Barksdale Field near Shreveport.
Miss Betty Roehll and John Katterheinrich plan a formal wedding at 8:30 p m at the First Methodist Church with a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Kenneth S Learey. Brunch hosted by Mrs M P Schrock precedes the nuptials with bridal party arranged in a churchlike scene.
A concise inventory of radio programs and segments aired across stations including Daily News items, music shows, Western and comedy programs, dramatic readings, news briefs, and local talent showcases. Names of programs like The Dancing Party, Hillbilly Hit Parade, and Swing Club appear alongside station identifiers and times.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josephine Turner and Roger T. Isbell. A single ring ceremony at 6 30 p m May 24 by Justice Lammie Bailey at his South Main Street home. Attendants Elva Leonard and James Shrout. Groom employed by Shartle Brothers Machine Company. They will reside on Rufus Street.
Wirewood Golf Club members prepare for the season’s first two-ball foursome tomorrow at 2 30 p m with a covered-dish dinner following the round.
The Townsend Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Miss Rachel Ashton's 122 Franklin Street. Mrs Emilie Wentz of Dayton will report on the convention recently held in Columbus.
The final celebration recognized Edward Pedlow Allan Mangum and Thomas Shields all of Lima along with Walter Roehll Jr and Edward Cockman in a concise ceremony highlighting local figures and contributions from the community.
A dense Saturday schedule lists WLW T V channels 4 and 5 and WHIO 13 with hour by hour programs from Telenews to News to Evening shows. Notable entries include Wake Up and Live Paul Cowley Show Haystack Hullabaloo Sports Shows Wrestling Belmont Horse Race On The Line Victory Borge Show of Shows Hit Parade Sam Levenson Show and feature films.
Beth Sholom Synagogue announces its annual Sunday School picnic at Armco Park tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. Sponsored by the Sisterhood, the event offers games prizes free rides and refreshments. Families are urged to attend and bring a basket lunch.
Tomorrow at 2 30 p m the Junior Music Club will meet at 110 Aberdeen Dr hosted by Miss Beverly Shetter. Program chairman is Miss Nancy Berkey with Miss Beth Dieterly as refreshment committee chair.
Mrs. Norman Eddy will be ordained a Congregational minister at First United church in Cincinnati on Wednesday. The ceremony makes her the first woman ordained in a Presbyterian Congregational church and likely the first woman in the city’s ministry, per Rev. G Barrett Rich.
A weather vane figure claims power to alter climate by planning sunny days yet encounters sudden shifts to rain and ruin. The piece sketches a comic inconsistent routine of dressing, errands, and misfortune as the skies defy human control.
The Phi Beta Chi sorority met at the Civic Association on Thursday evening. Officers appointed were recording secretary Mrs. Lonnie Gibson, corresponding secretary Mrs. James K. Whitaker, and publicity chairman Miss Audrey Apking. They discussed interior decorating for next year and set the next meeting for June 7 at Miss Vera Schirmeyer’s home.
Mrs. Lillie Campbell hosted a Thursday evening shower at her Hill Ave home for her daughter Miss Mary Geraldine Brewer. The couple plans to wed June 9 at 6 30 p.m. in First Church of God Crawford St. Rev. Claude Sandtin of Stanford Ky will officiate. The home featured spring flowers and gifts, with prize games won by Miss Patricia Byrd and Mrs Arthur Triplett. Refreshments followed.
Unity Council No 241 met at the Knights of Malta Hall. Initiation for three Clara Condon Council No 92 Franklin candidates took place with Mrs C M Howard Mrs Bessie Sanders and Mrs Charlotte Cook named. Clara Condon members served lunch and held a social hour. All domestic chickens believed to derive from the red jungle fowl of India.
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