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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1949

Page

6

Open House for 25th Anniversary in Baltimore Street

Mr and Mrs G E Stone of 1906 Baltimore Street host an open house tomorrow from 2 to 6 pm to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Richard Marr and son Bill visiting from Grosse Pointe Michigan. Mr and Mrs D E Harlan en route to St Petersburg Florida staying at the Pennsylvania Hotel. and a three week trip by Mr and Mrs R L Kenyon including Alabama St Petersburg Florida visited Mrs Keys in Daytona Beach and Cuba before returning via Atlanta and Williamsburg. Clinton D Boyd of Alameda Cir traveled to Columbus Ohio on business.

Richard Marr Bill Grosse Pointe, Mich William H. Boykin St. Petersburg Fla D. E. Harlan Pennsylvania Hotel R. L. Kenyon Alabama Fila Key Laurares Daytona Beach Miami Cuba Atae Williamsburg G. E. Stone Baltimore St

Esther Kerschbaum Becomes President of En Avant Club

Esther Kerschbaum was elected president of En Avant Club at a meeting held at Miss E Haueisen's home. Emma Wenzel became vice-president and other officers were named. The session covered many matters, with a Thanksgiving themed program including a reading of The Master of the Harvest by Mrs. A Gatty. Enhanced refreshments with a Thanksgiving flavor accompanied the event.

Esther Kerschbaum En Avant Club E Haueisen Emma Wenzel Clara Sixt Edna Filattery Louise Sixth Press Anna Dell A. Gatty En Avant

Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Thanksgiving meeting

The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held a social and business evening in the Girl Scout room of the Civic Association. President Mrs Richard Slade led a membership discussion and plans for a Christmas party emerged, with prizes awarded to several members. Delta Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Pythian Sisters and Middletown Circle activities followed with Christmas plans, dinners, raffles, and fundraisers.

Welcome Wagon Newcomers’ Club Girl Scout Room Civic Association Richard Slade Jony Slade Sam McAdow Charles Geisler Carl Dankers Geisler Ira Bishman Martin L. Moore Everett Day Chester Ward Leonard Grendel Dankere M. Cobb Newcomers’ Club Delta Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Barnitz YMCA Anthony Hurr Angelo Amatulli Iss Phyllis Rhoades Howard Khern Middletown Mothers Study League Ernest Bowen Aberdeen Harvey Kurth Kroger Company Bowen William Walker Kurth Karl Banzhaf Russell Nicols

Unity Council Daughters of America Met at Nelva Center

The Lodges Unity Council Daughters of America met last evening at Nelva Center at 7 30 with Mr Mervyn Snethen presiding over the business of the evening. Plans were completed for annual inspection to be held November 29. Eighteen members enjoyed the sing and social hour that followed. It is said that some stars reach a temperature of 500 000 000 degrees above zero Fahrenheit.

Unity Council Daughters of America Nelva Center Mervyn Snethen

Medical Auxiliary Luncheon and Card Party in Middletown

The Womens Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society held a dessert luncheon at Middletown Hospital Nurses' Home followed by a business meeting and an afternoon of ridge and bingo. Mrs. Ross Hill led the committee with several members and guests in attendance.

Butler County Medical Society Middletown Hospital Ridge Ross Hill Ben Sawyer, Jr Walter A. Reese Arnold Leeds Irvin Schoen E. T. Storer Azel Ames H. J. Baker J. A. Mackie C. Chamberlain W. R. Jacobs Harry Burdsall Hamilton J. M. Anderson Monroe W. H. Williams

Will Workers church meeting names December Christmas party

Thirty members and one guest of the Will Workers the First Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered at Mrs. S. H. Kitchen’s home on Superior Ave. Mrs. Carl Rossi led devotions and Estella Southern presented a Thanksgiving story. A Christmas party with a gift exchange is planned for December 16 at the Girls’ Club. Hostesses were Mrs. Zeno Brandon, Mrs. Arthur Lord, Mrs. Paul Shartle, and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery.

Will Workers First Evangelical United Brethren Church S. H. Kitchen Superior Ave Carl Rossi Estella Southern Girls’ Club Zeno Brandon Arthur Lord Paul Shartle Ralph Montgomery

Dress pattern 9249 offers fresh spring style

Marian Martin pattern 9249 promotes long slender lines and neat details for sizes 34 through 50 with a 35 inch fabric use. Send 25 cents to Middletown Journal Pattern Dept New York to receive the pattern and complete sewing chart plus a book offer with a free pattern.

Marian Martin Middletown Journal Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

Hospital reports three weekend accident victims in fair condition

Middletown Hospital attendants said three weekend accident victims Blair Pyle and his wife of 601 South Main Street and H G Lyons of 1603 Central Avenue were fairly good this morning after a car driven by Pyle struck the rear of a parked car Sunday injuring them.

Middletown Hospital Blair Pyle South Main St H. G. Lyons 1603 Central.ve Pyle

Gold Threads Turn Holiday Attire Into Glittering Style

Inexpensive holiday glam ideas from Alicia Hart show a girl with limited funds can shine. Transform a black dress with gold braid, lurex trim, and sequined nylon to make a glittering apron, Cinderella shoes, and hair accents.

Alicia Hart

Vicksburg Groups Schedule Meetings and Paris Eiffel Tower Note

The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Civic Auditorium with Mrs Lawrence Dugan presiding. Plans for a change at Mrs Frank Troutvine Sr s Shafer Street home. A social hour to follow. The Women s Service of the United Brethren Church hold an November meeting November 26 at 6 30 p m with a covered dish supper. Bring own service and dish. husbands invited. A program on hot days notes the Eiffel Tower height rising up to 11 inches due to expansion.

Vicksburg Circle Grand Army of the Republic Civic Auditorium Lawrence Dugan Frank Troutvine Shafer St Women's Oe of World Service Vangtlic United Brethren Church

Heads It Is Everett Hays Wins Summitville Mayor Post

In Summitville the coin flip ends a tied election after a November 8 vote of 33 each for Everett Hays and incumbent Frederick J. Johnson. Hays, a truck driver, wins as Johnson loses after the heads outcome. One in three Idaho residents bought a 1947 hunting license.

East Liverpool, C Everett Hays Summitville Frederick J. Johnson Johnson Hays Idaho

Social Etiquette at the Cinema

A proactive social cue guides behavior in a theater. The recommended action is to walk down the aisle first when accompanying a young man, fostering courteous passage and deference in the shared space.

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