Ames Gardner Return After East Trip
Mr and Mrs Ames Gardner of The Alameda returned after a two weeks trip through the East visiting relatives and friends. Weekend guests of Miss Bess Mitchell were Maurice Mitchell and Harold Fille, both University of Cincinnati students. Mrs Iry Lou Riner visited Birmingham Michigan for the Ohio State Michigan game. G W Breier spent the weekend in Chicago watching Notre Dame and football games. Tom Wilson and Mrs Richard Albin hosted Ohio State Michigan attendees. Last evening an ae club dessert bridge was hosted by Mr and Mrs Wolfe with guests Hale Dodds Leo McEvoy Aaron Steinmetz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Mitchell
Yankee Rd
Maurice Mitchell
Harold Fille
University of Cincin
Iry Lou Riner
Harold Tompson
Birmingham
Mich
G. W. Breier
Chicago
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Tom Wilson
Richard Albin
Mrs. Wolfe
Ae Club
Hale Dodds
Leo McEvoy
Ie Aaron Steinmetz
Osts
Miss Martha Miller Weds Ray Burns in Kokomo ceremony
Miss Martha Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Miller of Kokomo Indiana former Middletown residents married Ray Burns of St Louis on Saturday at 11 am in Kokomo A gala reception followed at the Francis Hotel The bride wore a velvet dress with a contrasting brown accessories They will live in Kokomo where Burns is a Celotex sales representative Mrs Burns taught dancing and formerly toured with a USO unit Attending from Middletown were Miss Elsa Bachman Miss Helena Bachmann and Mrs M A Simpson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Miller
W. A. Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Ray Burns
St. Louis
Francis Hotel
Harry Miller
John Burns
Florida
Celotex Corp
Burns
Middletown
Elsa Bachman
Helena Bachmann
Yankee Rd
M. A. Simpson
Sutphin St
Anniversary Party Arranged In Dayton
Midletown guests traveled to Dayton for a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Fouts. Honored guests were Mrs. Fouts' parents Mr. and Mrs. William S. Augspurger of Wilbraham Rd who celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. The event featured a yellow and white color scheme, a heart shaped cake, and a dinner as gifts were exchanged. Also attending were the Augspurgers' son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Oakley and son Stephen, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Arthur J. Fouts
Fouts
William S. Augspurger
Wilbraham Rd
Middletown
Augspurgers
Roger L. Oakley
Stephen
Arthur Fouts
Perky Kaffee Klatsch Meeting This Evening
A local club will gather this evening at 7 30 with Mrs. Charles Perkins of 1412 Young Street as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perky Kaffee Klatsch
Charles Perkins
Young St
Prince Philip Welcomes Wife in Malta Amid Naval Duty
Princess Elizabeth arrives in Malta to join Prince Philip as his ship Chequers anchors nearby. The royal couple greet photographers and Malta's governor Sir Francis Creasy and Archbishop Gonzi at Villa Guardamangia, with a minimal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valletta
Malta
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
London
Jancis Creasy
Gonzi
Villa Guardamangia
Chequers
Philip
SPEBSQSA Meeting Date Is Changed
The regular SPEBSQSA meeting is moved to Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Legion for dinner and business. President Jack announces the change and urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spebsqsa
Pebsqsa
Jack
Toi
Th Legion
Liquid Capudine Eases Headache Quickly
A testimonial notes Liquid Capudine relieves headache fast as its four ingredients dissolve ready to provide relief. The ad urges using as directed on the label.
Reserve Officers and Ladies Enjoy Informal Get Together
Reserve Officers Association in Middletown added a new program with an informal Saturday night gathering at Forest Hills Country Club. Officers and spouses danced to recorded music, mingled, and shared a luncheon, ending several hours of festivity with a resolve to hold more such parties. Attendees included Lt Col and Mrs Robert Brayton, Capt and Mrs Glenn Perry, Lt Col and Mrs Walter Evans, and multiple other officers and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Association
Middletown
Forest Hills ‘Country Club
Een
Robert Brayton
Glenn Perry
Walter Evans
58 Nations Represented At Annual FAO Conference
Washington AP 58 nations open the FAO annual conference to boost food production and move surpluses to needy areas. A FAO report says northern harvests improved but growth remains below world needs. N E Dodd directs plans for a world food bank with up to 5 billion dollars in capital, largely from the U S, facing congressional doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAO
Washington
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations
Australia
Newland
N. E. Dodd
U. S
World Food Bank
Ting
Bank
Clearing House
U.S
Congress
Food Bank
Indonesia
Israel
Korea
Spain
Russia
Alrea
Teamster Say Agreements End Ohio Driver Stoppage
AFL Teamsters Union says about 100 long distance operators signed to end a strike that began yesterday. The walkout involved up to 8,000 drivers and 2,500 operators with reports differing on scope. An October 12 agreement gave eight cents per hour raise for 14 months, five more cents for 12 months, and mileage increases, plus a weekly dollar health fund payment. Owners offered 10 cent hourly raise and mileage rise but rejected health benefits. Local haulers and own-truck operators not affected. Milk and essentials movement expected to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL Teamsters Union
Central States
Landis O’brien
Tiffin
Ohio Over
Middletown Truck Operators Continue Local Work Amid Strike
Middletown long distance truck operators keep city operations running while interstate work is curtailed by the strike. Representatives report confusion over Saturday negotiations and await official status. No agreement yet but expect clarification today or tomorrow. Sam Tutt of Hauselman Transportation and Harry B. Wilson of Wilson's Motor Transit left for Cleveland to confer with the negotiating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Sam Tutt
Hauselman Transportation Company
Harry B. Wilson
Wilson's Motor Transit
Cleveland
Union Claims Near 100 Percent Effectiveness in Settlement
Union asserted almost 100 percent effectiveness while spokesmen and owners denied it. Thomas E. Flynn of Indianapolis, executive assistant to the Teamsters president, Daniel J. Foot, said settlements had been reached with around 100 firms of all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Thomas E. Flynn
Indianapolis
The
Teamsters
Daniel J. Foot
Three Boys Held In Jewelry Theft Case At Terminal
Cincinnati police took three boys aged 10 and 11 into custody in a jewelry and clothing theft from a Steubenville man’s car at Union Terminal. Officers recovered a top coat and seven bracelets valued at 311 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel L. Peters
Steubenville
Peters
Gereee
Union Terminal
Child Happy Watermelon Brings Joy To Dying Boy
Springfield Ohio AP reports four year old Billy Goodwin son of Mr and Mrs Jack Goodwin suffers from a malignant tumor. Doctors say eating a watermelon will not harm him but will make him happier. Mrs Bert Cheney read about Billys wish and offered a melon from her Harmony farm cellar. Billy expressed his longing to taste a watermelon and his happiness rises with the gift from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Billy Goodwin
Billy
Jack J. Goodwin
Bert Cheney
Harmony
Quarrel Ends In Death Of Hi School Girl
Portland police say a high school romance ended in a fatal shot to Katherine B. Furbish a 16 year old Portland High School student found dying in her Waterville Street home. A 16 year old boy denied intent, claiming a Russian roulette style game led to the accident as he struggled with the revolver he had pointed at his head. Detectives conducted powder residue tests on the couple but released no details. The pair were alone in the house as Katherine’s parents were away in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Katherine B. Furbish
Edward M. Kochian
Kochian
Portland High School
Waterville St
Katherine
Frederick J. Furbish
Boston
Winnifred
Boston Floating Hospital
Woman sues tax agency over withholding penalties
Miss Kellems and the Kellems company sue the government and John J Fitzpatrick federal internal revenue collector in Connecticut. They challenge a $7819.20 penalty for not collecting taxes that were paid directly by employees. The suit aims to test whether a private citizen can be penalized for withholding taxes already paid by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellems
David L. Kellems
Kellems Company
Services Tuesday for Ohio Fuel Gas executive Crawford
Francis H. Crawford 82 died Saturday in White Cross hospital. He retired in 1930 as vice president and general manager of Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis H. Crawford
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
White Cross Hospital
President of Panama Quits To Halt Revolt
Panama faced a weekend upheaval as President Daniel Chanis resigned after helmeted police surrounded the palace. Vice President Roberto F. Chiari was sworn in at 6 am, while Police Chief Col. Jose Remon emerged as the power broker. The crisis followed Chanis proposed firings of police leaders tied to monopolies, with radio and telephone services cut and newspapers ordered to sit out Sunday editions. Chanis and Chiari belong to the Liberal Party, Chanis having become president in July after Diaz Arosemena fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal
Daniel Chanis
Roberto F. Chiari
Col
Jose Remon
Chanis
Remon
Sueme
Chiari
Liberal Party
Domingo Diaz Arosemena
Three Injured In US Route 25 Crash Near Hamilton
Two Middletown residents, Mr and Mrs John W Wilson, were seriously hurt in a two car head on crash about 1 3 am on US Route 25 half a mile south of West Chester. They were taken to Mercy Hospital by the VFW ambulance from Sharonville. Arnold Perkins of Middletown Route 1 sustained head cuts. Mrs Wilson suffered fractures of both jaws a broken nose and a head concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
West Chester
Louis Fritz
Mercy Hospital
VFW
Sharonville
John W
Jack) Wilson
South Main St
Wilson
Arnold Perkins
Fritz
Perkins
Conductor shoots three passengers in Birmingham incident
In Birmingham Alabama a streetcar conductor shot three Negro passengers after one sat in the white section. Detectives say two were wounded accidentally while Sammy Lee Williams 34 suffered a serious abdominal wound. Amos Crosby was leg wounded and Joe 3rd 21 hip wound. Weeks not arrested. investigation ongoing. Streetcar conductors may carry weapons for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Polic
R. A. Macmurdo
Sammy Lee Williams
M. A. Weeks
Williams
Amos Crosby
Joe
Weeks
MacMurdo
Waynesville Methodist Youth Booth Festival Honors Local Churches
About 200 youths from 10 area churches gathered at Waynesville Methodist Church for an annual booth festival benefiting Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati. Prizes went to Middletown churches for best booth and largest food donation, with Dr J P Simmonds delivering the keynote on hospital operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Middletown
Waynesville
Ohio
Dayton
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Monroe
First Methodist Church of
Calvary Methodist Church of
Ben Roof
J. P. Simmonds
First Methodist Church
Lebanon
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert Rector
Bethany, O
Kenneth S. Learey
Methodist Institute
Chautauqua
Injuries Fatal End Life of Cincinnati Man
Cincinnati man John Deaton aged 35 died at General Hospital. He had injuries from a West Virginia auto crash six months earlier on a highway between Charleston and Huntington. Coroner Herbert P. Lyle’s office reported the death today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Deaton
General Hospital
West Virginia
Herbert P. Lyle
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
Faulty pistol saves officers in Hamilton incident
A man tried to shoot two officers outside Kennedy's Cafe at 1225 Central Ave but his gun jammed. George F. Coblins, 33, of 1403 Pascal Ave, is jailed on charges of assault with a weapon and pointing firearms following the late night confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
George F. Coblins
Pascal Ave
Kennedy
Central Ave
Collins
Trish Ready To Fight To Get Colonies
General Thomas Barry declares Ireland will seek to reclaim six Northern counties under British supervision. Speaking at a United Irish Societies rally in Pittsburgh he notes Ireland’s 30 year partition and cites a $100 million gun fund. He claims Irish manpower can offset weaker air and naval forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thomas Barry
Ireland
Northern
England
United Irish Societies of
Pennsylvania
Barry
Southern
Ulster
Northern Ireland
U. S
Hamilton High Essay Winner Receives Freedoms Foundation Award
Virginia Johnson, Hamilton High School class of 1949, won a Freedoms Foundation award for Speaking for Freedom with her commencement speech What Makes America Great. Eisenhower presented awards at a ceremony in a barn serving as the Foundation’s national headquarters. Johnson earned a gold medal and 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton High School
Freedoms Foundations, Inc
Virginia Johnson
America
Movie
Company and Union Publications
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Colonial Farm
Washington
Freedoms Foundation
Miss Johnson
Iet
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Earl Stegemiller
Robert Stuart
Earl Smiller
Robert Hayden
Raymond Brown
Frank Albanese
Calvin Lloyd
William Corgan
Ben Worccester
Fred Keathan
J. T. Brogan
Womer
New York
Cit
PROM
HFC
First National Bank
Main St
Margaret Mealey
Oakland
Calif
National Council of Catholic Women
Washington, D.C
Mise Mealey
NCCW
United States
Gars
Sa UE Aki
Trish
Hamilton Girl
Cello
Boston Butt
Dot
Queen Street
Mit
Queen ST
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