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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1950

Page

3

Preparations Completed For Lincoln Fete

Lincoln School plans a lawn fete opening at 6 p m with tables booths lights nearly ready. Committees led by Frank Swift Ernest Bowen and Louis Phillips supervise setup to create a county fair atmosphere. Mothers prepare evening meal for about 450 children and guests starting at 5 p m with 6 30 movie showing and Rube Band open stands for drinks ice cream and candy into the evening.

Lincoln School Frank Swift Ernest Bowen Louis Phillips Noen Rube Band

Calvary Guild To Present Magnificent Obsession Play

The Calvary Methodist Drama Guild opens its second season with Magnificent Obsession from Lloyd C. Douglas. Directed by James Pelley, the production debuts June 9 at 8 p.m. in Calvary Methodist Church auditorium with Boo Housh as Bobby Merrick and Barbara Tarmateher as Helen Hud.

Calvary Methodist Drama Guild Lloyd C. Douglas James Pelley Calvary Methodist Church Boo Housh Bobby Merrick Barbara Tarmareuther Helen Hud

Memorial Day Services Held at Woodside Cemetery

Memorial Day ceremonies took place at Woodside Cemetery this morning. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Yesterday’s low reached 57 degrees at 3 a.m.

Woodside Cemetery

Local Play Cast List Includes Yenser and Mayes

The cast features Son and Mary Lee Yenser as Nancy Ashford with Frances Mayes James Kemp Bob Dunn Benny Weaver Peggy Mann Cary Fenton Jayne Coulter Marilyn Mann and Raymond Davies in supporting roles.

Son Mary Lee Yenser Nancy Ashford Frances Mayes James Kemp Bob Dunn Benny Weaver Peggy Mann Cary Fenton Jayne Coulter Marilyn Mann Raymond Davies

Child Strangles Cleveland Tragedy Sparks Inquiry

An eight month old boy named Tommy Printz died after firefighters failed to resuscitate him. Authorities believe the child was strangled by a sterling silver rattle found in his mouth in the crib.

Cleveland Tommy Printz

Tea honors Mrs Wylie Mitchell of Kansas City Mo

Mrs James Wylie hosted a garden tea on Mitchell Street with guests including Mrs Robert Grover Mrs Hughes Garvin Mrs James Millan and Mrs Arnold Anness. The event followed a week in New York City for Mr and Mrs J C Winger and Mr and Mrs Fred Danford.

James Wylie Mitchell Stanley St. Provi Wylie Mitchell Kansas City Robert Grover S$. Hughes Garvin James Millan Arnold Anness New York City J. C. Winger Stanley St Fred Danford Ggg Kate Andre Winger Harry Tisdall Mary Jane Crawford Baltimore

Newsman Harrigan Dies in Urbana At 39

Thomas Harrigan, 39, circulation manager for the Urbana Citizen, died yesterday of a heart ailment. He began his career as a newspaper carrier. The Portuguese first settled the African Gold Coast.

Urbana Thomas Harrigan Urbana Citizen

Church of God wedding scene at noon Monday

Miss Virginia McGuire and Carl R. Mueller were married in a single ring ceremony at the First Church of God in Crawford St by Dr. R. C. Caudill. The bride wore an organdy gown over blue taffeta with a blue floral design and a white dutch cap.

Virginia McGuire Carl R. Mueller Church of God Mr. McGuire Miss McGuire Mrs. McGuire

Hamilton Club Permits Suspended in State Liquor Board Action

Four groups statewide had permits suspended by the state board of liquor control today, including two Hamilton establishments. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Campbell-Gerd Post 1069 at 3a 8. B St is listed as a private club with gambling devices reportedly present.

Hamilton State Board of Liquor Control Veterans of Foreign Wars Campbell-Gerd Post

Community toast and film captures ceremony

A ceremony was documented with refreshments served in Michigan Ashland and Rochester New York. The event featured films being shot to preserve the moment and provide lasting memories.

Archbishop Guest in Middletown at Valen Home

His Grace Archbishop Mich ael of the Greek Orthodox Church of North and South America visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Valen at 2704 Central Ave in Middletown for several hours. He blessed their new home assisted by Deacon Spiroyanakis of New York and Rev. John Papadoupoulos and Rev. Nick Psaknides of Cincinnati. Guests included people from Hamilton Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Detroit.

Archbis Michael North and South America Gus Valen Central Ave Spiroyanakis New York John Papadoupoulos Nick Psaknides Cincinnati

Crescent Aid Society Permit Suspended for 19 Days

The Crescent Aid Society Ind Chapter 1 at 705 107 S Second St had its permit suspended 19 days for selling beer and housing gambling devices.

The Crescent Aid Society Ind S. Second St

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