Middleton and friends return from varied trips this week
After a Florida vacation Mr and Mrs P H Kordenat return to Highview Rd. The Middletonians stayed at Dorchester Hotel in Miami Beach. E E Bicher and E S Land with E P Roesch hosted in Wyoming. Mrs Land spoke on The Charm of Being a Christian. A O Connor returns from Minnesota with Mrs O Connors mother Mrs Anna Kragness. C D Purdy from Sardinia visits relatives in Ohio. C A Osborne returns from Erie. S Wango Brown Beckman and Nell Oeldon visit Franchburg Ky to see Mrs Swangos parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
P. H. Kordenat
Highview Rd
Middletonians
Dorchester Hotel
Miami Beach
E. E. Bicher
Land
E. P. Roesch
Wyoming
S. Swango
C. Brown
H. Beckman
Middletown
Nell Oeldon
Miamisburg
Franchburg, Ky
Attendants Named For Saturday Vows
Mrs. Robert McFeeters will be matron of honor at Patricia Miller and Karl J. Downie wedding on Saturday November 12. Miss Caroline Ham pel and Miss Eileen Ham pel serve as bridesmaids. Richard Downie is best man with Robert Toerner and Richard W. Rich of Hamilton as ushers. Knights of Columbus Hall hosts pre nuptial honors with Mrs. Thomas Walburg and Miss Nel Spangler. The ceremony is at Holy Trinity Church at 9 thirty morning. Thomas Walburg will give the bride away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McFeeters
Satmeer
Patricia Miller
Karl J. Downie
McFeeters
Caro=il
Eileen Hampel
Richard Downie
Robert Toerner
Richard W. Rich
Hamilton
Knights of Columbus Hall
Thomas Walburg
Nel Spangler
Holy Trinity Church
Society Deadline Regulations For Local Edition
The Society Dept sets a 10:30 am submission deadline for all functions and a 9:30 am Saturday cutoff. Sunday pictures must arrive by Friday noon, with space reserved a week ahead. Weddings or engagement photos over ten days old cannot be used, and only one of engagement or wedding pictures will be printed. Children events like parties and stork showers are not used.
Salvation Army Auxiliary Luncheon at Manchester Hotel
Members of the Salvation Army Woman's Auxiliary met for their second annual fall luncheon at the Manchester Hotel yesterday at noon. President Mrs. John Aull Jr. led the business session, appointing new board members and officers, while Capt. Gladys Goddard spoke on the Catherine Booth Home in Cincinnati and the needs of unmarried mothers. A display of dolls purchased by members for Christmas distribution and notes on dues followed, with the meeting adjourned after all business was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Woman’s Auxiliary
Manchester
John Aull, Jr
Ralph Mull
John Driscoll
George Lummis
Ways and Means
George Wedekind
Sylvester Shetter
Young People’s Committee
Clarence Mers
Aull
Kenneth Sharp
Gladys Goddard
Caine Booth
Cincinnati
Catherine Booth
Wilmore
St. Paul
W. A. Havemann Jr
Loren Gilbert
Noel Parks
H. H. Jung
Howard Shull
William Schneider
Charles Gephart
Stewart Nixon
Interesting Papers And Music Highlight Century Club Meeting
The Woman's Century Club held a meeting at the Girls' Club with Miss Bess Mitchell and Mrs. Leslie Raine as hostesses. Pedagogue Five performed in a four singer program, including Miss Waddell, Yorgen, Kern, and Weinberger with Mitch ell as accompanist, opening with Morni Comes Early and American Lullaby. Two papers discussed pioneer women, suffrage leader Anna Howard Shaw, and Eugenie Anderson the first woman ambassador to Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
Girls’ Club
Bess Mitchell
Leslie Raine
Mary Waddell
Clara Mae Yorgen
Dorothy Kern
Helen Weinberger
Mitchell
Ridge
Vincent Sisson
Vance Cribbs
Anna Howard Shaw
Susan B. Anthony
Current Events Club Chooses Hall of Fame Nominee
The Current Events Club met at Mrs. Logan Johnston’s home on McGee Ave with Mrs. S Hughes Garvin and Mrs. Clyde Davies assisting. President Mrs. Arthur W. Griffith led a business session planning guest day next month. Papers by Mrs. Neill on The Man of the Year and five nominees including Hoover and Nehru drew votes for the Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Logan Johnston
McGee Ave
George Medina
Jawaharlal Nehru
Marshal Tito
Herbert Hoover
Jeanette Niederlander
Sarah Hale
Gode
Arctic
Homer Martindale
Hall of Fame
Howard Wilson
Wylietchell
Churches Amama Class Hosts Puritan Study and Dinner
The Churches Amama Class of First Baptist met with Mrs. Alton Ellison and heard a review of early Puritan days and Providence founding. Twenty three members and one guest enjoyed lunch served by Mrs. C. D. Ellison and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Alton Ellison
Monroe St
Walling Corwin
James Wikoff
Jefferson PTA Meeting to Hear Doctor Sawyer
Dr Benjamin Sawyer school physician will speak on health problems in schools at the Jeffer son School PTA meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Entertainment by Robert Moore and Bill Minck high school drama students Refreshments by sixth grade mothers after the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sawyer
Jefferson School
Robert Moore
Bill Minck
Elk Creek Grange Hosts Gay Dinner For Guests
Mr and Mrs George Ritter hosted a covered dish dinner at Elk Creek Grange for guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Crow and Mr and Mrs Gus Ritter of Houston Texas and Mr and Mrs M B McDonald formerly Miss Eileen Ritter of Tulsa Oklahoma Fifty people attended and Miss Joan Ritter's pupils performed ballroom dances before the guests departed the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ritter
Elk Creek Grange
Thomas Crow
Gus Ritter
Houston
Tex
M. B. McDonald
Eileen Ritter
Tulsa
Oklo
Joan Ritter
Brady Mayer Wedding Unites Myrtle Brady and Walter Mayer
The simple ceremony took place at St. Francis de Sales Church Lebanon officiated by Rev. James Krus ling. Bride Myrtle Brady wore teal with sand accessories and pale yellow carnations. groom Walter Mayer wore a suit to match. Afterward, breakfast at the Golden Lamb preceded a brief unknown honeymoon. They will reside at 2019 Central Ave upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Brady
Walter J. Mayer
James Krusling
St. Francis de Sales Church
Lebanon
Ray Miles
Central Ave
Homer Kirby
Mrs. Mayer
Community Meeting Announcements and Memorial Events
American War Mothers hold regular meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m at American Legion auditorium with installation of officers and annual memorials. War Mothers plan tree dedication Friday morning November 11 at Woodside Cemetery after the American Legion program. Doris Kronborg speaks on My Trip to Denmark at Pleasantene Evangelical United Brethren Church Friday at 8 p m. An all day sewing for the Pythian Sisters bazaar at Mrs Edward Hiner Aberdeen Dr Wednesday. Epsil on Sigma Alpha meets in YMCA director's room 7 30 p m tonight. Perky Kaffee Kiatsch meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at Mrs Michael Hocz 2107 Pear St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auditorium
Woodside Cemetery
A. J. Steele
Ene Evangelical United Brethren Church
Doris Kronborg
Denmark
William Hollenbaugh
Pythian Sisters
Edward Hiner
Aberdeen Dr
Perky Kaffee Kiatsch
Michael Hocz
Pear St
DP Problem To Be Topic At Church
Miss Esther Davis a veteran missionary in the Baptist Home Mission Society will speak at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the First Baptist Church. She will discuss the plight of displaced persons in Europe and has studied racial and national groups in Chicago. Born in Judsonia Arkansas she earned a diploma from Green College and Salle Extension University. Rev J I Parr invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Home Mission Society
First Baptist Church
J. I. Parr
Esther Davis
Europe
Miss Davis
Chicago
Judsonia
Ark
Chennault Sees 100 B 25 Purchases Decide War
In Hong Kong AP dispatch retired Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault, ally of Chiang Kai-Shek, says buying 100 B 25 bombers from California would settle the Chinese war. He denies links to the purchase while noting American fliers ferry these planes to Formosa via Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
U. S
Claire Chennault
Chiang Kai-Shek
California
Chennault
Intervn
Flying Tigers
China
Doolittle
Tokyo
Formosa
Guam
Marian Martin Pattern Book Advertisement
Vintage sewing pattern ad promoting pattern 9223 Tlarian hast side button dress with scalloped paneled skirt sizes 34 to 50. Size 36 uses 4 yards 35 inch fabric. Includes Sew Chart and complete instructions. Send 25 cents to Marian Martin at Middletown Journal pattern department for order form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Middletown Journal
Pattern Dept
West
York
N. Y
California Village Hits Gold Fever in 1849 Style
CASTRIC CALIFORNIA AP reports a tiny village of 300 people buzzes over an assayer's report on possible gold from Charley Allen's well. Prospects swear to the real thing and residents pan with frying pans and makeshift tools hoping for a bonanza. Allen, a prior northern California miner, says the flecks test with acid and hammer like gold. If confirmed, the find could mean gold for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castric
Cal
California
Charley Allen
Allen
Mother Lode Country
Ohio State Doctor Named Epilepsy Medical Consultant
Columbus AP reports the Ohio Society for Crippled Children named Dr. Milton M. Parker of Ohio State University as medical consultant on epilepsy. Brown will direct traveling clinics that have demonstrated medical care for persons with seizures. The next event is in Zanesville, November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Milton M. Parker
Ohio State University
Brown
Zanesville
Gift ideas by the score in a small book
A brief notice invites readers to send fifteen cents for a book that includes a free pattern. The pattern suggests a new weskit to wear with skirts and dresses, offering fashion ideas and a compact promotional item from the era.
Christmas Toys On Safety Board Docket Tuesday
A heavy schedule of items faced the Safety Council's Board of Control led by safety director Paul Wilson. The Women's Division project on safe Christmas toys and chairmanships for industrial and School divisions were on the agenda along with reports from National Safety Congress delegates Elmer Barker W H Spindler and Wilson. A treasurer's report accident summary and by laws distribution were set for review and the executive committee's operating plans outline was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Safety Council
Board of Control
Paul Wilson
National Safety Congress
Elmer Barker
W. H. Spindler
Wilson
Postmaster Names Substitute Clerk In Middletown
Middletown Postmaster Hilbert H. Martin announced the appointment of James F. E. Whiteaker of 4108 Lewis St as a probational substitute clerk at the local Post Office effective today. Whiteaker is a World War II submarine service veteran. Since January 1, 1948, Martin has named 24 war veterans to local posts, including eight clerks and sixteen carriers, all chosen from those who passed the Civil Service Examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hilbert H. Martin
James FE. Whiteaker
Lewis St
Martin
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Mrs. A. O’connor
Minnesota
Mrs. O’connor
Mrs
Anna Kragness
Sardinia
C. D. Purdy
F. W. Lockard
Erie
C. A. Osborne
Rogers PC
Society Deadline
Schramm Funeral Home
N. Clark ST
Dial
Norcross Greeting Cards
Jefferson
PTA
Esther L. O’neil B. S
M. A
U. of C. Wavetti Diactll
Alla Calla Calla
Elk Creek
Brady-Mayer
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
YMCA
Maud
Muller
Candy Shop
Central Avenue
Harry Benadum
Packard
HE Packant
Agi
Barton Sales & Service, Inc
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