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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1949

Page

6

Pedagogue Five At Fair Field On Bond Rally Program

Middletown society notes report the Pedagogue Five plus accompanist Bess Mitchell performing at the Citizens' Bond Rally on the school program. Several residents, including the Igney and Clark families, travel and visit across Indiana Ontario and North Carolina, with others vacationing or visiting relatives in New York City Ravenswood and Santa Monica during the period.

Middletown Fairfield Mary Waddell Dorothy Kern Helen Weinberger Ciara Mae Yorgen Bess Mitchell

Homemaker Circle 5 Meets at Mrs. Leland House

The Homemaker's Circle 5 invites members to meet with Mrs. Leland at 3212 Bexley Drive on Thursday November 3 at 8 p.m. The event emphasizes community crafting and sharing household tips.

Homemaker's Circle 5

Gala Shower for Bride-Elect Miss Shirley Proft

Mrs Hazel Ernst and Mrs Herbert Proft hosted a combined hospitality event at Mrs Proft s Curtis Street home honoring Miss Shirley Proft bride elect of Luther Proft. It featured a fall floral decor and a miniature bridal party display with storybook dolls. Prize winners included Mrs Walter Jou nston Mrs Paul Habig Mrs Harvey Profitt Mrs Katherine Pfarr Mrs Chester Thomas and Mrs Charles Lickliter. A late lunch was served to an array of guests including the honoree and hostesses.

Hazel Ernst Herbert Proft Curtis St Shirley Proft Luther Profitt Miss Proft Walter Johnston Paul Habig Harvey Profitt Katherine Pfarr Chester Thomas Charles Lickliter Charles Bowman Hilbert Habig Raymond Green

Forget-Me-Not Drive Slated November 5

Forget-Me-Nots will be offered in Middle town on Saturday November 5 by the American War Mothers to aid disabled veterans and families. Buyers should wear the blooms as tribute to those who preserved democracy. proceeds fund the chapter's rehabilitation program.

Middletown Robert Miller John Busseer A. O. Harter Mary A. Harlan George S. Fletcher Cc. W. Smith William Gillespie Robert Graham Robert Bowman Charles Pigman

Period Rooms In Miniature At Dayton Art Institute

Members of the Art Study Club toured the Dayton Art Institute to view Period Rooms in Miniature a display of 30 interiors showing the work of painters sculptors ceramists weavers jewelers and cabinetmakers Miss Margaret G Howland educational director spoke noting the collection originated by Mrs James Ward Thorne The exhibit runs under IBM sponsorship drawing large crowds Guy Wiggins gave an oil winter scene demonstration later the club endorsed the school bond issue and tax levy at a prior meeting

R. H. Heyer R. S. Burns Art Study Club Art Institute Dayton Margaret G. Howland Guy Wiggins America

Lodges United Veterans Auxiliary meet in armory

The Lodges United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met in the armory last evening with 12 members present. In the absence of the president, Mrs. James Campbell conducted the business session. Plans were made for a Christmas party and a bazaar at Reed Klopp on November 26. Unity Council Daughters of America met Tuesday at Nelva Center with Mervyan Snethen presiding as the council celebrated its 25th anniversary. charter members spoke and corsages were given. Mrs. Jean Tibbs was initiated. buffet supper served by Mrs. Leroy Mehl and committee. The hall was decorated with yellow mums and fall flowers. A social hour followed for 30 members.

United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary James Campbell C. Smith Cincinnati Reed Klopp Unity Council Daughters of America Nelva Center Mervyan Snethen Charles Hickson Hattie Snethen Charles Gregory Anna Pruesch Orville Wills Jean Tibbs Leroy Mehl First Baptist Church Guy Smethers S. O. Danner Ross Crim George Smith Frieda Simonton Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Homer Getz E. R. Turner

Pieces For Peace World Community Day Theme

Middletonians prepare Pieces for Peace bundles for World Community Day on Friday November 4. Collections of yard goods thread needles and sewing equipment will be sent overseas via St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church. Service at 1 30 p m features Dr J Stanley Harker pastor Hamilton Presbyterian Church on the theme Peace is possible with project led by Mrs Cecil Kindred and assistants Mrs C C Hursh and Mrs Harold Draut.

Northern lights measured miles above earth surface

A fragment notes the northern lights being measured at least a certain distance above Earth. The text also includes a stray voting reference, "VOTE NOVEMBER &", suggesting an incomplete civic cue.

Society department deadlines and rules for social items

The notice establishes the Society Department deadlines and regulations. Reports must be in by 10 30 a m the next day Saturday is for Sunday pictures with Thursday noon arrival, Sunday calendar items by Friday 3 p m, reserve space a week ahead, weddings or engagements must be used if available, and avoid child parties or store showers.

Society

Church groups host Thanksgiving gatherings in shared social rooms

The Fidelis Bible Class and other church groups met in church social rooms for Thanksgiving events. Attendees included Mrs Alma Schirmeyer and 45 eye and friends. officers elected include Mrs Vigil Combs president and Mrs C C Hursh vice president. Philathea and Methodist classes held covered dish dinners with 38, 35 members respectively, plus poems, comical plays, piano solos, and devotional readings. Movies from Yellowstone were shown. Evangelical Brethren Women’s Society observed the theme In Everything Give Thanks with readings and hymns.

Fidelis Bible St. Paul's Evangelical and

Nurses Entertained At Halloween Party

Student and graduate nurses and Verity Hall residents held a gay Halloween party Monday night. The class of 1952 oversaw the event with Miss Marilyn Zech as chairman. Guests enjoyed games and a spooky costume parade as pumpkins jack o lanterns and crepe paper decorated the hall. Refreshments were served.

Verity Hall Marilyn Zech

Pauline Frances White Wed Elmer Gilbert in Covington

Mr and Mrs Carl White announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline Frances to Elmer Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs Taylor Gilbert of Dayton. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles Hale at Church of Christ parsonage in Covington on Saturday October 22. Mrs Gilbert a Franklin High School graduate and her husband a graduate of Onita High School in Kentucky. both are employed by Frigidaire.

White-Gilbert Covington Carl White South River St Franklin Pauline Frances Elmer Gilbert Taylor Gilbert Dayton Charles Hale Church of Christ Gilbert Franklin Highchool Onita High School Kentucky Frigidaire

Thanksgiving program notes from local women groups

A sequence of afternoon and evening gatherings features multiple speakers and musical selections. Mrs. Delman Whitt, Mrs. William Mason, and Mrs. R. A. Hill give talks on Thanksgiving. singing includes We Thank Thee Lord For This Fair Earth and Come Ye Thankful People. Refreshements follow hosted by Mrs. Turner and others. The Progressive Mother's Circle meets at Mrs. Ralph Hummel's home with 12 members and a milk fund donation. Nurses Alumni, Women’s Association of the Oakland Presbyterian Church, and others holdThank Offering events with speakers Rev. H. H. J and Rev. Richard E. Moore, ending with blessings and the Tie That Binds song.

Charles Foutz L. K. Henderson Charles Conaroe Delman Whitt William Mason R. A. Hill William Greenfield Vance Cribbs Turner Thomas Reese Clyde Combs Elmer Combs Almeda Wehram Ralph Hummel Germantown Rd Mother's Study League Milk Fund For Children of North School Walling Corwin Edward Streeter Women’s Association of the Oakland Presbyterian Church Richard E. Moore David Walter Kuiken Ted Griss Holly Lansan Laura Strain

Women form No Yellow Oleo group in Columbus

More than 50 women from rural and urban areas met in Columbus to support a ban on yellow oleo. The campaign aims to influence Ohio voters ahead of next Tuesday's state election on allowing the sale of yellow oleo.

Homemakers Circles Host Nov meeting and program

Mrs Lawrence Kirkpatrick led Homemakers Circle No 2 with Mrs H Eugene Cramer assisting. Four guests joined, and Joseph Lindeman showcased antique glass pieces. A Christmas party is planned for December 6 and a benefit bridge on November 17. Substantial social highlights followed with refreshments and notices of future events.

Lawrence Kirkpatrick Homemakers’ Circle No. 2 H. Eugene Cramer Ray Minter John Coffey Elmer Scherrer Robert Bendure Homemakers’ Circle No Joseph Lindeman William Yarber Kirkpatrick Albert Moorehead LaVerne Cheyney George Brecht Turday Johnny Salmon Garwood Wells Ellen Dr Collett Martin

Cafeteria Workers to Receive X Rays at School

At Holy Trinity School PTA meeting the mobile unit will X ray cafeteria workers in the cafe area. Third and fourth grade mothers led by Mrs. Frank Albanese will run the upcoming Christmas party next month. Mrs. Pauline Coldiron introduced 11 pupils of Joan Ritter who performed tap numbers. Refreshments were served.

Holy Trinity School Butler County PTA Frank Albanese Pauline Coldiron Joan Ritter

Camden Girl Crowned Queen for Preble Sesqui Centennal

Faton Joan Armstrong of Camden School was chosen queen from 25 candidates representing 13 Preble County high schools for the sesqui centennial celebration opening today. Gov. Frank J Lausche presides at the coronation. Court attendants named: Darlene Fleisch, Verna Minnix, Dolores Druley, Ann Aukerman. Two parades, two miles each, 24 floats, 10 bands, antique vehicles, and speeches by C William ONeill and Don Ebright. Lausche to speak in the evening.

Faton Joan Armstrong Canden Cro Preble County Frank J Lausche Miss Armstr Delta Theta Tau Darlene Fleisch Eaton Verna Minnix Lanier Delor Es Druley Ann Aukerman Othar Oliver C. William O'Neill Don Ebright Lausche

October fire losses in city far below 1948 level

Fire Chief William Fishbaugh reported October fire loss in Middletown at about 350 dollars, far below October 1948’s 1 579. He attributed the drop to fewer incidents after inspections, with main causes being matches, faulty furnaces and careless smoking. The department conducted 152 inspections during Fire Prevention Week, logged 30 alarms, and prepared to fill a department vacancy with candidates William Hinkle Joseph Cornel and Floyd Johnson.

Middletown William Fishbaugh City Commission Svaila Fish

Second Grade Mothers Organized for School Activities

The second grade mothers chaired by Mrs Coldiron with Mrs Ruth Wagner, Mrs Betty Flesher, Mrs Rita Jackson, Mrs Eva Fay, Mrs Genevie Jackson, Mrs Esther Ristanee, Mrs Kay Accurso, Mrs Virginia Zuehike and Mrs Hazel Strauss plan events and support for classroom programs.

Coldiron Ruth Wagner Betty Flesher Rita Jackson Eva Fay Genevie Jackson Esther Ristanee Kay Accurso Virginia Zuehike Hazel Strauss

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