Mrs Elmer Gilbreath Hosts Birthday Dinner Party
Mrs Elmer Gilbreath of t St entertained at a dinner party yesterday honoring her husband’s birthday. Guests included Lawrence and Anna Marsh and several Gilbreath relations. photos were taken and weekend visitors from Pontiac and Burton Rd. Also noted are cadet Thomas Hammonds graduation, Miss Lefferson’s prom, and a radar school graduate returning to Keesler. A leftover-potato chicken ham bake recipe is included as a dinner idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gilbreath
T St
Lawrence Brooks
Lawrence Gilbreath
Lloyd Smith
Frank Moertle
Kate Hall
Blanch Wileos
Anna Marsh
Patsy Smith
Irene Lamb
Judy Smith
Johnnie Smith
Jeffery Gilbreath
Timothy Gilbreath
Middletown
Nancy Jo Lefferson
Dorothy Hendrick
Barbara Frame
Dayton
Miss Lefferson
Jessie Forbes
Yankee Rd
Forbes
Thomas Jefferson
Miamisburg
Story Of Dime Novels Of 1800s Published By Oklahoma
A university press release reviews The House of Beadle and Adams and Its Dime and Nickel Novels The Story traces roots to Erastus Irwin James Beadle and Adams and notes titles like Deadwood Dick The Prince of the Road and Hurricane Nell The Queen of the Saddle and Lasso The books sold huge numbers and helped shape a vanished literature The University of Oklahoma Press publishes the illustrated boxed volumes and Albert Johannsen’s history details the crossing from Western sagas to varied detective and romance titles The piece highlights authors Edward S Ellis Ann S Stephens and the Beadle firm’s competition and the Civil War impact on sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Mark Twain
Henry Ward Beecher
Deadwood Dick
Black Hills
Erastus
Buffalo
Irwin
New York
Malaeska
Ann 8. Stephens
Seth Jones
Edward S. Ellis
Robert Adams
London
Johannsen
Saul
San Saba
Posey
Society Deadline for News Items and Photos
Society notices must be submitted by 10:30 a.m. the next day, with Saturday deadline at 9:30 a.m. Sunday pictures need Friday noon arrival, and space must be reserved a week ahead. Weddings or engagement photos over ten days old are rejected, and only one event photo is used.
Golfers Enjoy Two Ball Foursome Despite Downpour at Wildwood
A congenial group of golfers gathered at Wildwood Golf Course for a late two ball foursome covered-dish dinner. After blue skies returned, players toasted with singing around a piano and a lighthearted putting green contest using a trick weighted golf ball. E. R. Coker and Mrs. De Feinthal led the event on their respective spots as Mrs. Clark staged the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Course
Eay
E. R. Coker
Mrs. de Feinthal
Ian
Rani Fine
Clark
Moose clubs hold combined service at Moose Hall
A combined service by the Women of the Moose and the Loyal Order of the Moose was held yesterday afternoon at Moose Hall. Don McBride gave the invocation, with deceased members read by secretary John Bullock and Mrs Edith Arpp. Mrs Charles Bolton read a poem titled Safely Home. Rev H H Jung delivered the address. Ted Repper provided music with Carl Hoval as accompanist. Mrs John Perry Sr gave the benediction. Co chairs were Don McBride and Mrs Alfred Gehron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose Hall
Don McBride
John Bullock
Edith Arpp
Charles Bolton
H. H. Jung
St. Paul Evangelical and
John Perry, Sr
Alfred Gehron
Delta Sigma Epsilon Holds Annual Banquet at Huddle
The Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority banquet occurred at the Huddle in Oxford on Saturday with Dean Emeritus Harvey C. Minnich and W W H Shideler among speakers. Guests included Miss He Page, Dean of Women, Miss Gladys Gurgess, and Mrs H Vallance and Mrs H Bunker Wright as patrons. The event concluded with Miss Caroline Lee named outstanding pledge for scholarship, activities and personality and the crowning of the Rose of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Oxford
Emerits
Harvey C. Minnich
W.W. H. Shideler
Caroline Lee
Rose Lof Delta Sigma Epsilon
Whorley Weds Benjamin Rose in Simple May Ceremony
Miss Josephine Whorley and Benjamin Rose married Saturday at Church of God with Rev. D. A. officiating. Vows exchanged amid palm décor after nuptial music and a reception at the bride’s relatives’ home. The couple, both Inland Container employees, plan a honeymoon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Whorley
Benjamin Rose
Church of God
D. A
Alma Vaughn
Barnes
Beatrice Whorley
Roger Pierce
Charles Whorley
F. Higgins
West Middletown
Abie
Catalpa
Middletown
Inland Container
Rose
Ambrose Rose
Bethel
Bethel School
Recent Bride Honored Sunday With Shower Tea
Mrs. Margaret Cla and Mrs. D. Gebhart hosted a linen shower and tea for bride Mrs. Wilbur Huffman at Central Ave yesterday. About 60 guests brought linen gifts while spring flowers decorated the home. Mrs. Huffman, formerly Genevieve Lewis of Baltimore, married April 22 in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cla
D. Gebhart
Central Ave
Wilbur Huffman
Z. W. Ranck
R. A. Gibbs
Critique Club Plans Saturday Picnic at New Madison
Members meet at 1 30 p m at 210 South Main Street then travel to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wenrick home in New Madison Ohio for a program and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critique Club
South Main St
Thomas Wenrick
New Madison, O
Broadway Vaudeville Roots Shape New Tickets Please
New York AP reports Broadway producer Arthur Klein leans on vaudeville roots for the revue Tickets Please. He cites lessons from performers like Jolson and Tanguay, plans a minstrel cavalcade Minstrels on Parade, and an all blackface parade on Broadway reflecting early variety and grand vaudeville style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Klein
Klein
the Klein
al Jolson
Elsie Janis
Eva Tanguay
Sophie Valentino
Mae Murray Cliftonurray
Webb
Paul and
Grace Hartman
Anthony Brady Farrell
Womn
Felton
Sophie Acker
Broadway
Palace Theater
Honor Given to Active Member for Scholarship and Service
The award recognizes high scholarship and a pleasing personality and honors the member who has done the most for the sorority. The recipient is Mrs. Harold Sherron (Dorothy Perry), retiring president. Sherron, who pledged the sorority, completes the Miami University education program in June and will join summer ceremonies with her husband. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petry of Sherman Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sherron
Dorothy Perry
Sherron
School of Education
Miami University
Robert Petry
Sherman Ave
Importation Ban Urged by Ohio Representative
Rep Jenkins of Ohio urged a full import ban as retaliation for Romania’s travel curbs on U.S. diplomats in Washington. He called the State Department action a feeble gesture and suggested targeting dollar earnings from products of slave labor. He argued action should extend to other Communist nations including Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenkins
Ohio
Belever
Romania
United States
State Department
Russia
Cherokees’ name meaning remains unknown to tribe
The Cherokee people, who call themselves Ani-Yunwiwa meaning real people, acknowledge they do not know what their tribal name translates to in their own language. The remark highlights gaps in linguistic history and cultural self-knowledge within the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Cash Loot In Office Theft At Middletown Firm
Detectives Joseph Blackmore and Roy Crout investigated a break in at Middletown Service Company 310 First National Bank Building. Two doors forced open and $50 in cash stolen from a filing cabinet. Manager Walter Stepanick found the office at 8 am. A handful of pennies was left near the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Service Company
First Natonal Bank
Joseph Blackmore
Roy Crout
Walter Stepanick
Littl
New Mexico Funds Study Of Cloud Seeding And Water
Socorro New Mexico AP The state through its economic development commission will finance a 7500 development project after September 30 to study cloud seeding and locate underground water. Robert McKinney warns the aim is to learn rain making while rainfall remains incidental. Dr Irving Langmuir of GE denounces indiscriminate cloud seeding and questions link to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Development Commission
Meico School of Mines
Robert McKinney
New Mexico
Irving Langmuir
Wildcat
Langmuir
Snew
General Electric Laboratory
Schenectady
N. Y
Tangmuir
Cleus
Gatida
Missinsi
Judith Coplon Weds Attorney in New York Affair
The former Judith Coplon married attorney Albert H. Socolov in Brooklyn as appeals proceed. The bride faces up to 25 years and is free on $60,000 bail amid espionage convictions in Washington and New York. The couple planned a honeymoon to upstate New York after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judith Coplon
Albert H. Socolov
Brooklyn
Rebecca Coplon
Washington
Russia
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Gubitchev
Fragmentary notes on authors and novels
A fragmented text lists novel titles and author names, including pseudonyms, with brief, lively synopses. The readable portions suggest a cataloging or bibliographic sample rather than a cohesive article.
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Jacob F. Seibold, Jr
Pontiac, Mich
Mr. Seibold
Jacob F. Seibold, Sr
Milton Rd
Columbus
J. A. Casper
Fleming Rd
Casper
Butler County Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Mark D. Snively
Burton Rd
The
Smoky Mountains
A. J. Trautman
Piqua, O
San Morningstar
South Broad St
Ernest Hammonds
Charles St
Thomas Hammons
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia, Tenn
Robert Petry, Jr
Keester Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Innstructor
Keespe
Story of
University of Oklahoma
W. G. Rogers
Aesonated Press Arts Reporter
NEW York (Ap
Buffalo Bill
Kit Carson
Daniel Boone
Joaquin Marietta
Texas Jack
Davy Crokett
Harpe Brothers
Public Bearing Zoning Board OF Appeals
Howard A Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Main Street
Everett
Mayflower
AMD
Hauselman
Hauselman Transportation Co
Acre Mayflower Transit Co
Society Deadline
Wildwood
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Coles Road
United States Army
By Mark Barron
John Charlies Thomas
Lew Bockstader
Verity Parkway
Socorro. N. M
le Fastory
Wallabie
Dependeble
Lew Paire
Advance Upholstering CO
CALL
Lena Coupon
American School
Union Trust Bidg
Cincinnati
Axe
Strand
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