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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1948

Page

6

Visitors and social notes from regional households

New York guests include Mrs J A Aull and her daughter Mrs Donald Driscoll from Highland Street, with Florida visitor Mrs Milton Johnston of Stanley Street. Others host relatives from Gardner Place Shafer Street and Delaware Street while Jim Dowdell visits Key West residents. Attendees at the University of Illinois Homecoming in Champaign include John Ingwersen Heber Tullis and H D Neill.

New York J. A. Aull Highland St Donald Driscoll Florida Milton Johnston Stanley St Jim Dowdell Key West, Fla J. H. Drake Shafer St John Ingwersen Heber Tullis H. D. Neill University of Illinois Champaign, Ill

Critics Group Elects Officers at Monday Meeting

The Critique Literary Society met at 106 Kenwood Dr to elect officers for the coming term. Raymond Howel was chosen president, Mrs. Hose vice president, Blanche Barnhart corresponding secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Howard Wilson recording secretary.

Critique Literary Society Owen Barr Kenwood Raymond Hovel Italy Russia Peter the Great Paris Anna Pavlova Florence Powell Maxwell Anderson Joanne of Lorraine Ingrid Bereman Miss Powell Raymond Howel Jack Hose Veras Blanche Barnart Howard Wilson

Lodges Viola Rebekah Fifty Members Host Dinner Night

The Lodges Viola Rebekah Lodge met at Knights of Malta Hall with 28 members present. The second nomination of officers was highlighted. After the meeting the losing team in the membership drive served a dinner to the winning team.

Viola Rebekah Lodge Knights of Malta

Co-Workers Host Miscellaneous Shower for Bride-Elect

Miss Virginia Stethen bride elect of Hale Smith Jr. received a co workers shower from Wright Field Dayton Saturday evening. Hostesses Mrs. Albin Acree Mrs. Fred Shockey and Miss Clara Milaskovitz hosted at Mrs. Acrees home. Guests enjoyed television social chat and refreshments as gifts were opened ahead of the November 27 wedding date.

Virginia Stethen Hale Smith, Jr Wright Field Dayton Albin Acree Fred Shockey Clara Milaskovitz Acree

Hospital Admissions List Includes Multiple Surgeries

Mrs. Raymond Brown from Franklin Route 2 undergoes surgery. Mrs. John Whitman of Franklin also has surgery. Homer Hauselman from Orchard Street is listed for medical care. Paul Gibbs, son of Ella Gibbs of Omaha Street, listed for medical. Leonard Phelps of Franklin and Mrs. Amanda Schafer of Schaefer Street receive medical care. Mrs. Addie Nill of Manchester Avenue listed for medical. Bobbie South, son of Ray South of Ottawa Street, listed for medical. Mrs. Alice Kennedy of Baltimore Street listed for medical. Linda Pidgeon, daughter of Thomas Pidgeon of Burbank Street, listed for medical. Larry Keith, son of Alonzo of West Middletown, listed for medical. Mrs. Fred Cummings of Yankee Road listed for surgery. Mrs. Emma McQuate of Grand Avenue listed for medical.

Raymond Brown Franklin Route 2 John Whitman Franklin Homer Hauselman Orchard St Paul Gibbs Ella Gibbs Omaha St Leonard Phelps Amanda Schafer Schafer St Addie Nill Manchester Ave Bobbie South Ray South Ottawa St Alice Kennedy Baltimore, St Linda Pidgeon Thomas Pidgeon Burbank St Larry Keith Alonzo West Middletown Fred Cummings Yankee Rd Emma McQuate Grand Ave

Dismissals of Local Residents Named in Notice

A brief local notice lists several individuals dismissed or removed from positions or duties. The names include James Acra of Moore Street Charles Madden son of James Madden of Oxford State Road Donald Helsinger of Franklin Olinger of Lyleburn Mrs. Joseph Ingram of Central Avenue and Mrs. Robert Garrison of Lewis Street.

James Acra Moore St Charles Madden James Madden Oxford State Donald Helsinger Franklin Olinger Lyleburn Joseph Ingram Central Ve Robert Garrison Lewis T

Reuben Pieters Speaks to Mothers Club on The Tenth Man

Homemakers' Circle No. 3 met at the Girls' Club with Mrs. Fred Yoder presiding. Dr. Reuben Pieters spoke on The Tenth Man, noting one in ten will need psychiatric help and praising the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Clinic in Hamilton.

Reuben Pieters Mothers Club Circle No. 3 Girls’ Club Fred Yoder Garfield Mission Lower Miami Valley Hamilton Butler County H. R. Jones

Births and appointment notice from November

Births list includes a girl to Alma and at 1811 Clarendon St and a boy to Warren Pence at 517 Spring Ave Franklin a boy to Edward Stall worth 2000 Minnesota Ave and a boy to Estil Morris 1107 Fifth Ave all reported for Monday or Tuesday. Case No 23758 Estate of Ralph B Roe executrix Frank B Roe Middletown Ohio appointed with four month creditors deadline noted by Probate Judge Oscar R Leiser and attorney Walter R Bender with dates November 16 23 30.

Alma Mize Clarendon St Warren Pence Spring Ave Franklin Edward Stallworth Minnesota Ave Estil Morris Fifth Ave Ralph B. Roe Frank B. Roe Middletown Ohio Butler County Oscar R. Leiser Said Walter R. Bender

Local Civic Symphony Forms Music Appreciation Groups

The Middletown Civic Symphony organizes public study groups to explore concert programs. J R Steiger directs the first session at Giles and Link Music Store, starting 8 p.m., with phonograph demonstrations and discussions of the Sunday program. Hostesses from Trevie Cl ef Chorus and Woman's Committee are listed.

Bennett Giles and Link Music Store Symphony

Tacoma police responders learn of boy whipped by mother

Prowl car officers Henry Cutout and George Edwards rushed to a Tacoma home after a small boy reported a big fight. They found the boy had been whipped by his mother and recommended continued old-fashioned discipline.

Tacoma Wash Henry Cutout George Edwards

Society Newsroom Deadlines For Meetings

Reports of club lodge and church meetings must reach the society editor by 10 30 am the morning after the event to appear in the paper. Events several days old cannot be used. Photographs for Sunday edition must be in the office by Thursday noon.

LeSourdsville Ladies Aid Meet For Thanksgiving Dinner

LeSourdsville Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. Roy Bake’s home for a turkey dinner with devotionals by Mrs. Don Carey and a program led by Mrs. Ida Mattson. Members are asked to bring their own service. Sherman Grade Mothers host Thanksgiving dinner November 19 at 6 pm at the school, serving teachers.

LeSourdsville Sherman

United States leads in four major power sources

The United States ranks far ahead of all nations in producing coal natural gas oil and hydroelectric power reflecting dominant energy output across the key fuels and utilities.

United States

Barber Stays Put in Auburn After Four Decades

Arthur Derling, 84, longtime Cayuga County barber, continues cutting hair in the same shop he opened forty years ago in Auburn.

Auburn N. Y Arthur Derling Cayuga County Barbers

Middletown Longview League reshapes hospital party schedule

The Middletown Longview Social Service League bound 100 new mimeographed song books for Longview Hospital patients in Cincinnati. Beginning November 20 parties will be held on the third Saturday. The group plans a Christmas party with gifts for each patient and donations are welcomed. A $100 hospital check funds party expenses. Contributions may be arranged via Mrs. Norman Trisler at 2-3392. The Pythian Sisters sponsor this Saturday’s party with Mrs. James Bolser as chair and Mrs. Lucretia Carr, Mrs. Florence Auld, and Mrs. Brown assisting. Pearl Knepshield will be the pianist.

Middletown Longview Social Service League Longview Hospital Cincinnati Ora War Curtis St Norman Trisler Middletown Trisler Pythian Sisters James Bolser Lucretia Carr Florence Auld Brown Pearl Knepshield

Honest coins found among MTA transit deposits

In a 30 day period 19 000 000 coins were deposited by riders through the transit system passimeters in Boston and only one coin was counterfeit.

Boston MTA

Transportation group to discuss depot relocation plan

The Transportation Development committee will meet tomorrow at 4 p m at City Building to discuss a brief to NY Central Railroad officials urging relocation of the passenger depot. City Commissioner Francis Carmody, chairman, announced the plan to place the station between Sherman and Wayne Aves.

Transportation Development Committee New York Central Railroad Francis Carmody Sherman Wayne Aves

Dental Society To Meet Thursday In Hamilton

Members of the Butler County Keely Dental Society will meet Thursday evening in Hamilton to hear Virgil Clark a local certified public accountant give a talk on Timely Hints on Income Tax The session will begin at 6 15 p m at the Hamilton YWCA.

Butler County Keely Dental Society Hamilton Virgil Clark

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