Tattersall Sale Draws Lexingon Visitors From Across Nation
Tattersall in Lexington Ky draws horse lovers as Mr and Mrs J Metz McGraw and daughter Linda attend the three day festivities at Cap's Coach House. The family seeks a fire gaited horse for Linda, a Roosevelt ninth grader and noted young horsewoman. The article notes the next February full moon won’t appear until 1961, last occurring in 1934 and earlier in 1915 and 1866.
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Tattersall
Lexington
J. Metz McGraw
Linda
McGraws
McGraw
Cap’s Coach House
Roosevelt
Spaghetti Supper Supports Delta Chi Sigma Rushes
A spaghetti supper was held last evening at Mrs. George Adrian’s Curtis Street home for the rushees of Beta chapter Delta Chi Sigma sorority. Decorations matched Thanksgiving, roses centered the buffet, and prizes were won by Mrs. Don Daly, Mrs. Quinton Reeder, Mrs. Nick Cornelle, and Mrs. Joe Reintjes. Mrs. Adrian was aided by Mrs. Don Spears, Mrs. William Dix, and Mrs. Reeder. The group announced the Christmas formal dinner party set for Dec. 15 at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Chapter
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
George Adrian
Curtis Street
Don Daly
Quinton Reeder
Nick Cornelle
Joe Reintjes
Adrian
Don Spears
William Dix
Reeder
Travel Notes Show Eastern Trip Reunion and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Denny Jr of Santa Fe Road returned from an eastern trip reuniting with their elder son Charles II a Hotchkiss student in Lakeville Conn in New York City they toured sights and Broadway Mrs D E Snider of Gardner Place is home after visiting relatives in New York City Mr and Mrs Carl H Martin Santa Fe Road daughter Peggy and Miss Julanne McGuff also traveled to New York Weekend guests at Red Bud Drive home were Mr and Mrs George W Bahl of Smithville Ohio and Pvt Don Horton who heads to Ft Lee Va for supply school John Dobrozsi Jr and Emrie Dobrozsi to attend Motorists Mutual Insurance Company silver anniversary in Columbus this weekend marking the firms founding by former Ohio governor and Sen A Vic Donahey with over 800 agents employees and spouses from six states expected.
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Charles Denny Jr
Santa Fe Road
Charles II
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Conn
New York City
Broadway
Carl H. Martin
Peggy
Julanne McGuff
New Yorkity
M. L. Horton
Red Bud Drive
George W. Bahl
Smithville, O
Pvt
Don Horton
Pvt. Horton
Ft. Lee, Va
Supply
John Dobrozsi Jr
Emrie Dobrozsi
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
A. Vic Donahey
Nu Phi Mu to meet at YMCA for Thanksgiving drive
Members of the Upsilon chapter will gather this evening at 7 30 to discuss a community service project. They are asked to collect canned goods for Thanksgiving baskets to assist those in need.
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Upsilon
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Women Circle Adds Three Members at Mothers' Study League
Three new members Mrs. James Keister Mrs. Russell Davidson and Mrs. Dwight Trimble joined Today's Women’s Circle of Mothers' Study League at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Alma Baker in West Middletown. Visitors included Mrs. Howard Lind Mrs. Daniel Cantor and Mrs. Norman Mohn as clubs discussed a Longview League party and Roger Babson's Everyone Should Have a Will article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keister
Russell Davidson
Dwight Trimble
Women's Circle of Mothers’ Study League
Alma Baker
West Middletown
Longview League
Roger Babson
Glenn Gebhart
Howard Lind
Daniel Cantor
Norman Mohn
Joyce Benge Becomes Grand Lecturer in Rainbow Girls
Miss Joyce Benge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benge of Franklin receives the commission as grand lecturer in District 20 Ohio Rainbow for Girls. She will visit Franklin Middletown Wilmington and Lebanon assemblies and report at the June Grand Assembly in Columbus in 1954 and assist district deputy Mrs. Ralph Kah of Middletown. An official visit to Middletown Rainbow Assembly and annual inspection occurs Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
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Joyce Benge
Thomas Benge
Franklin
State of Ohio
Rainbow
Miss Benge
Middletown
Wilmington
Lebanon
Columbus
Grand Assembly
Ralph Kah
Kah
Sorority Plans Christmas Party by Psi Nu Phi Mu at YMCA
Psi chapter Nu Phi Mu members discussed a Christmas party and gift exchange set for December 15 at the Meadows. Peggy Cox, social committee chair, announced the plan and a future meeting for the sorority’s yearly project. Kathleen Sullivan served as auctioneer for the white elephant event later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Chapter
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Peggy Cox
Kathleen Sullivan
Lodges and Unity Council Officers Named at Dayton Meetings
In Dayton last night Daughters of America members Nan Carrol and Harry Schroyer attended after practice for Miami Council. Unity Council 241 nominated officers with Mrs Leroy Meir named Christmas chair. Final election set for December 1. A flag donated to Otterbein Church. prizes won by Mrs Charles Gregory and Mrs Leslie Cremer. Thirty Viola Rebekah Lodge members dined at Knights of Malta Hall after a membership contest. bake sale report given. Christmas dinner and gift exchange planned for December 14 with mystery pals revealed. Next meeting December 7.
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Miami Council
Daughters of America
Nan Carrol
Harry Schroyer
Dayton
Victory Building
Unity Council 241
Leroy Meir
Otterbein
Charles Gregory
Leslie Cremer
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Malta Hall
Harold Flatter
Clara Wehr
Elmer Triplett
Ohio history topic inspires Modern Mothers Circle
Jo Bowman and seven members of the Modern Mothers Circle answered a roll call calling it “The most interesting place in Ohio.” At Mrs John C Robinsons Burton Road home the group discussed Ohio history with Mrs Elliott Perkins presenting a “Brief History of Ohio” and Mrs Robert Petry on “Ohio's Industrial Highlights.” Plans were made for a Christmas party and gift exchange and a Christmas basket for a needy family with Mrs Howard Shull assisting hostesses.
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James Edmonds
Health Department
Corona Circle
Mothers’ Study League
Robert Brown
Aberdeen Drive
Rodney Barker
William Forkner
Ohio
Mothers’ Circle
John C. Robinson
Burton Road
Elliott Perkins
Robert Petry
Howard Shull
How the Council of Church Women Advances in Lepers Work
At Monday’s meeting the Churches Council of Church Women reported progress on collecting materials for leper work. President Mrs Howard Wilson presented the update tying the interdenominational effort to the group’s outreach.
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Council of Church Women
Howard Wilson
Howard Price
Sixth
National Assembly of United Church Women
Atlantic City
J. B. Diefenbach
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Martin Luther
Strand Theater
Dictionettes Toastmistress Club Hosts Three Talks
The Dictionettes Toastmistress Club met at First EUB Church last evening with three talks. Mrs. Robert Mueller presented tee breaker, Mrs. John Kaufman spoke on Why Get Married, and Mrs. Arthur Osborne discussed Expression of Thought. Marianne Earl served as general critic. Details on What Is Toastmistress will be given on WPFB November 24. Next meeting is set for December 1 at the church.
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Toastmistress Club
EUB
Robert Mueller
John Kaufman
Arthur Osborne
Marianne Earl
WPFB
Foehl Named To State Post By Jaycees
Middletown Jaycees announce Paul Foehl has been named state vice chairman in leadership training. The longtime member since 1947 will serve through next June. Deger said Foehl led local and regional training efforts and helped prepare a program for a new Marysville Jaycee organization.
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Middletown Jaycee
Paul Foehl
Paul Deger
Foehl
Norman Burch
Norwood
State Jaycee
Dayton
Robert Lubberger
Middletown
Jaycees
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Knight Goodman
Gerald Miller
Bill Sebald
Deger
Lubberger
Johnson To Address Taft School Parents
Lawrence Johnson, director of testing and guidance for Middle town schools, will speak on the School Program in the Elementary Schools at the Taft School Association meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Dorothy Whitworth, vocal music supervisor, has planned a surprise musical program. Refreshments will be served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Johnson
Middletown
Taft School Assn
At & P.m
Wliss Dorothy Whitworth
Free Night Parking Ends In Hamilton Downtown
Hamilton council approves meters in the downtown area to run until 9 p m on Mondays. Merchants backed the plan citing cars left in the district late on Monday nights, ending free night parking for shoppers.
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Hamilton
Violence at Columbus jet plant yields union fine
The North American Aviation plant in Columbus faced a suspended $20,000 fine on Local 927 by Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Joseph M. Harter after violent incidents. Nine people were injured slightly as a wage dispute kept plants strike bound. company spokesmen say more workers are returning, while unions deny coordinating the violence. Police protection at plant gates was arranged for morning shifts.
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Columbus
Ohio
North American Aviation, Inc
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Franklin County Common Pleas
Joseph M. Harter
Fresno
Los Angeles
Calif
Neil Collins
Columbus Police Department
Bohman Describes Hospital Remodeling at Middletown
Hospital administrator William Eman told the Rotary Club about remodels to Middletown Hospital's maternity and pediatric units. Plans to begin construction by year end include flexible bed capacity and wired patient nurse communication to obstetrics and medical surgical floors for greater efficiency and service.
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Middletown Hospital
William Eman
Rotary Club
Bohman
New Manager Named at Shoe Store Here
Buhl Roach appointed manager of the Walker Family Shoe Store at 1024 Central Ave. He previously worked with Wilmar's Shoe Store in Hamilton and the Carroll House in Belleville, Illinois. He resides at Seven Mile. William Berry, former manager, now works with Wilmar's in Hamilton.
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Buhl Roach
Walker Family
Central Ave
Roach
Wilmar’s
Hamilton
Carroll House
Belleville
Seven Mile
William Berry
Fear Wind May Start 7 New Fires
State foresters in Portsmouth Ohio began final operations to extinguish the last flames in Shawnee State Forest after fires swept the area this week. Anxiety grew that southerly winds could rekindle remaining smoldering brush and trigger new fires, following a blaze that burned about 1000 acres in six days. Ohio National Guard units from Portsmouth Ironton and Columbus were withdrawn, leaving mop up to foresters and fire wardens. Smoke covered the forest range but no new fires were reported overnight.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
State Foresters
Shawnee State Forest
Shawnee Forest
Ohio National Guard
Ironton
Columbus
Busy Day Ahead For Kiwanis Club
The Rev. Earl Dale of First Baptist Church will address Kiwanians at a luncheon tomorrow in the Manchester Hotel. Ross Crim is program chairman. That evening members and wives attend the ladies night dinner and program at 6 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church with Charles Reuther as chairman.
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Earl Dale
First Baptist Church
Manchester
Ross Crim
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Reuther
Sertoma Postpones Ladies Night in Manchester Details
The Sertoma Club postponed its Ladies Night from December 8 to about February 1 announced at the Manchester Hotel dinner. A color film on rose production in Richmond Indiana played at the meeting. Next week’s program features J Preston Fields of Williams Heating Cincinnati. The club plans a Christmas party for children on December 15.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester Hotel
Rose
Richmond
Ind
J. Preston Fields
Williams Heating Co
Cincinnati
Chicago and Suburbs Span Area Comparable to Rhode Island
A regional description notes that Chicago and its suburbs cover an expanse roughly the size of Rhode Island, illustrating the spread of the metropolitan area across multiple counties and communities.
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Chicago
Rhode Island
Ohio Man Seeks Court Order For Legislative Elections
Richard B. Kay of Lakewood filed a mandamus action with the Ohio Supreme Court seeking to force Gov. Frank J. Lausche to call special elections to fill two Senate and six House vacancies. Kay argues the governor has a mandatory duty to order elections and notes an extraordinary session starts Jan. 11 to address a highway bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Richard B. Kay
Lakewood
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
House
Kay
Rose Bud Club Meeting Set at Mrs Oliver Home
The Rose Bud Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Oliver, 919 8th Ave., at 8 30 p.m. Friday.
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Rose Bud Club
Clarence Oliver
8Th Ave
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Butler County Medical Society
American Medical Education Fund
Kenneth Smith
Rodney Caudill
William Storer
J. M. Anderson
Golden Lamb
Middletown Circle
Charles E. Skinner
1St Avenue
James Howard
Agnes Sleigh Turnbull
Carl Nicklas
Morton Lawson
Raymond Leis
Trenton Circle Mothers’ Study League
Ways and Means
Homer J. Schrock
Presbyterian Church
Cecil Ash
Trenton
Ann Holiday
Holiday Center
Highland Circle
Mothers’ Sunday League
Jo Bowman
Adele Schlager
Herbert Cutter
Lester Bunnell
R. J. Murbach
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Ralph Scott
Wilson Memorial Home
South Main ST
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