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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1948

Page

8

Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Meeting in Castle Hall

Pythian Sisters hosted a covered dish dinner in Castle Hall with annual roll call and officers nominated. Mrs Harold Russell presided as Mrs James Balser reported on the Longview meeting, Elza Abrams announced a Thanksgiving breakfast for Knights of Pythias and Pythian sisters and families, and a Christmas party was set for December 9. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs Josephine Buehl and Mrs Mervle Hensley, with a donation to the Red Cross.

Castle Hall Harold Russell James Balser Longview Elz. Abrahams Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Josephine Buehl Mvertle Hensley Ed Cross

Osborne Family Plans Thanksgiving Visit to Honolulu

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Osborne of 611 Fleming Rd. fly from Vandalia to Honolulu for about two weeks. They will stay with Capt. and Mrs. John Frye, former Middleton residents now on the general staff in Honolulu. Florida residents Mrs. J. M. McGraw and daughter Linda are visiting Pass-A-Grill near St. Petersburg and will spend Thanksgiving there before returning home.

Donald C. Osborne Fleming Rd Osbornes Vandalia Honolulu John Frye J. M. McGraw Linda Sleebig Rd Pass- A-Grill St. Petersburg McGraw

Unity Council Daughters of America Meet in Malta Hall

The Unity Council Daughters of America met last evening in Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs. Frank Loop presiding over the business session. A social hour followed the meeting.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Plans Highlight Club Meeting

Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the YMCA to report on fund raising and events. The Weys and Means Committee presented the full report. Christmas paper sales were announced. a bake sale in January. a February annual dance. December Christmas party with a gift exchange. bridge on November 30.

Sanford Sheley Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed

Mr and Mrs Sanford 8B Sheley of 2114 Woodlawn Middletown lifelong residents will mark their golden wedding Thursday on Thanksgiving Day with a family dinner and after 4 pm relatives and intimate friends will be welcomed. Open house Sunday 3 to 6 pm for other friends and relatives.

Sanford Sheley Woodlawn Middletown

Mrs Reese to fetch daughters for Thanksgiving trip

Mrs Walter Reese of El Paso Dr plans a trip to St Louis to pick up her daughter Jinny and Judy Gran tham of Wilcox Arizona. They will travel to Middletown for Thanksgiving and return on Sunday.

Walter Reese el Paso Dr St. Louis Jinny Judy Grantham Wilcox, Ariz Middletown

Bennett Chapple Family Heads to New York for Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs Bennett Chapple of 2700 McGee Ave left yesterday for New York to visit their son Bennett Chapple Jr and his family for Thanksgiving.

Bennett Chapple McGee Ave New York Bennett Chapple, Jr

Thanksgiving in Philadelphia for Kingsburys of 402 the Alameda

The C. L. Kingsburys of 402 the Alameda left yesterday to spend Thanksgiving in Philadelphia with their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Richard Kingsbury. On Saturday they will attend the wedding of their son C L Kingsbury Jr and Miss Elizabeth Stuart Wortley in Uniontown Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia C. L. Kingsbury Alameda Richard Kingsbury C. L. Kingsbury, Jr Elizabeth Stuart-Wortley Uniontown

Sister of Middletown Woman Hospitalized in Louisville

Word reached Mrs. Frank Neal of 2001 Fleming Rd that her sister Mrs. Roy Medaris of Louisville Ky is seriously ill at St Josephs Hospital There Medaris formerly lived in Middletown and has many local friends.

Frank Neal Fleming Rd Roy Medaris Louisville St. Joseph's Hospital Medaris Middletown

Surgical and Medical Profiles From North Clinton to Trenton

A list of individuals with surgical or medical status including James Hagins North Clinton St, Larry Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs John Hinkle Franklin, Mrs Gaze Astson Central Ave, Mrs George Rodmiller Curtis St, Abrs Willie Greene Franklin, Mrs Glenmore Hill Trenton, Alfred D Montville Central Ave, Jimmy Fletcher Middletown Route 2, Ora Warner Queen Ave, Floyd Miller State St, Hubert Casey Trenton.

James Hagins North Clinta St Surgical Larry Hinkle Irs John Hinkle Franklin Surgical Gaze] Agaston Central Ave George Rodmiller Curtis St Willie Greene Franklin Glenmore Hill Trenton Alfred D. Montville Jimmy Fletcher Moody Fletcher Middletown Ora Warner Queen Ave Floyd Miller Maggie Miller State St Hubert Casey

Community Members Named in Local Notices

Rev Calvin Warstler of Hill Ave Mrs Freton Wombold of Van derveer St Lowell Wagner of Oberon Dr Mrs Leroy Whitley of Trent on Mrs Jack Cohen of Franklin St.

Calvin Warstler Hill Ave Freton Wombold Vanderveer Lowell Wagner Oberon Leroy Whitley Trent Jack Cohen Franklin St

Obituary Notes and Hospital Admissions

Ethel Debolt of Elwood admitted to Miami Valley Hospital, Day on Surgical. Mrs. Charles Kramer of Dayton, formerly Middletown, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital for surgical care.

Ethel Debolt Elwood Miami Valley Hospital Dayon Surgical Charles Kramer Dayton Middletown St. Elizabeth's Hospital Surgical

Church Members of Swhdombe Class Elect New Officers

Members of the Swhdombe Class met at Mrs. Richard Beebe's home with Miss Lois Gray guiding the meeting. New officers were elected: Reba Craig president, Gordon Shockley vice president, Gilbert Reeser secretary, James Routt treasurer, Hugh Cook reporter. Christmas party set for December 14 at Peerlees Pantry in Miamisburg. Lunch for 16 members after games and prizes awarded to Miss Craig, Miss Gray, and Mrs. Cook.

Swhdombe Richard Beebe Lois Gray Olive Dearth Reba Craig Gordon Shockley Gilbert Reeser James Routt Hugh Cook Peerlees Pantry Miamisburg Miss Craig Miss Gray Mrs. Cook

Births

Mr and Mrs Lemuel Burton Lebanon welcome a boy Tuesday Mr and Mrs John Borders 502 Gideon Rd a girl Tuesday Mr and Mrs Vernil Moon 301 Vandeveer St a boy Tuesday Mr and Mrs Dorsey Tyra 2000 Lamberton St a boy Wednesday

Lemuel Burton Lebanon John Borders Gideon Rd Vernil Moon Vandeveer St Dorsey Tyra Lamberton St

Church Club Holds First Conference

Dr. E. Earl McKinney urged the value of the individual in modern society at the First Presbyterian Church Men's Club opening meeting. He noted one person’s vision can drive progress, and called on members to foster moral values and support a new Boy Scout Cub Pack. The next gathering is Tuesday January 18 with Dr. Gaston Foote as speaker.

E. Earl McKinney Springfield First Presbyterian Church Synod of Ohio

Hoffman and Brannan clash over export contracts

In a White House dispute, Hoffman argued the government could handle export work more efficiently while Brannan won the final decision. The timing of Truman’s memorandum raised speculation Hoffman faced White House disfavor, but a meeting yesterday quelled that. Hoffman said he would stay on and that exporters’ contracts to sell grain to European governments would be honored, though methods remain unsettled.

ECA Brannan Washington Hoffman

Co-Operettes Hold Social Meeting At Hasselbach Home

The Co-Operettes gathered at Mrs. John Hasselbach’s home for a business and social meeting. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. E Norwood Clark and Mrs. Thomas Giles. Miss Bess Hoover spoke and Mr. George Harvey provided magic for entertainment, followed by a luncheon.

John Hasselbach

Fire in Basement at Central Ave Causes Minor Damage

Firemen extinguished a basement blaze at 2303 Central Ave traced to a broken acetylene torch. The incident occurred at 3 03 p m yesterday and caused about 15 dollars in damage.

Central Ave

New Cage Rules Discussed At Middletown Co Operative Club

The Middletown Co Operative Club heard Chuck Weimer of the Miami Valley Referee Association explain coming basketball rule changes at the Manchester Hotel. Rules cover jump ball placement to three circles and a sideline throw in becoming dead until contact with the intended player.

Chuck Weimer Miami Valley Referee Association Middletown Weimer D. R. Baker Middletown High School Charles Skillman Hazel Phillips Lebanon Butles Warren

Thanksgiving Play Presented at Middletown High

A Thanksgiving play titled Orchids for Thanksgiving was presented this morning at the pre vacation assembly at Middletown Senior High School. Directed by Miss Florence Powell the cast included Sally Pomeroy Nancy Sebald Delores Selby Bob Moore and Ray Root. Stage crew members were Jack Back Juanita Landon Margaret Bailey and Joan Rusk. Jane Heck accompanied by her sister Ann Heck sang The Prayer Perfect.

Middletown Senior High School Florence Powell Sally Pomeroy Nancy Sebald Delores Selby Bob Moore Ray Root Jack Back Juanita Landon Margaret Bailey Joan Rusk Jane Heck Ann Heck

Hook Commission lauded by General at West Point

Lt Gen Willard S Paul retiring director of the Army Personnel and Administration Division told U S Military Academy first classmen that adopting Hook Commission recommendations for a new service pay bill would establish an adequate monetary basis for a career in the Army. He said there would be room for almost everyone in emergencies and that housing near Army posts is sought through insurance partners to ease housing shortages. He noted no coddling despite new human relations policies and stressed strict discipline and psychology importance for commanders. Charles R Hook chairs the commission to revise the armed forces pay scale.

Washington D. C Congress Willard S. Paul Army U. S. Military Academy West Point Paul James Forrestal Charles R. Hook Armco Steel Corporation

UN Neutrals Report Berlin Tension and Paris Pact Risk

Western spokesmen warn that a worsening Berlin situation could make any currency agreement from Paris hard to administer. Four Powers responses to Bramuglia's questionnaire remained: western replies received yesterday and Russia's last Saturday. Informed sources say western states added new ideas but offered few specifics.

Berlin Paris Bramuglia Russia

Akron approves third fire station near old Crosby site

City council yesterday approved a new No. 3 fire station to be built near the existing antiquated building located at Crosby and Male Streets. A site has been purchased and the old fire station property will be sold to help finance the project.

Akron. O. (Ap Crosby and Male Streets

Tru man May Drop on Price Downturn Legislation

Officials near the White House say President Truman may drop calls for price control measures in his appeal to the new Democratic Congress in January. He would tell Congress that the control measures pushed by the 80th Congress appear no longer needed.

Truman Democratic Congress White House Congress 80Th Congress

Labor and diplomacy merge as Douglas calls for global work

Justice Douglas urged labor insight as essential to modern diplomacy while Murray pressingly urged the CIO Communists to stand up. The debate left a small opposition majority, unclear who supported the Communist stance, amid a broader call to defend democracy's value worldwide.

U. S Murray CIO Douglas Labor

Marshall Secretaries Move Sparks In End Of Year Drift

Red victories reached but kept quiet as secrecy shrouds whether Marshall remains Secretary of State or retires. A news conference was set for 3 30 p m EST after his talk with the President.

Marshall

MacArthur notes seven Japanese to face execution

General Walton Walker says the seven men to be hanged in Japan will have a reasonable time before execution and observers will be limited to official witnesses. Correspondents and photographers barred as MacArthur faces possible Sugamo Prison trial context. Japanese reaction emphasizes face and anticipated lack of leniency.

Walton Walker Fighth Army Sugamo Tokyo Walker MacArthur Orient

Pythian Officer Nomination Set

Nomination of Lodge officers will take place Friday at the Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge No. 37 meeting at 7 30 p m in Castle Hall Elza Abahram chapter commander urged all members to attend plans for the annual Christmas party will be made at the gathering.

Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Castle Hall Elza Abahram

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Peg Rosing Epsilon Sigma Alpha Yh Epeer Duchess Creme Virginia Pence Mgr Florine Crawford Church Club Mrs. J. Hasselbach Insurance Agency Castell Bldg MHS South Main ST Howard A. Wilson, Jr Thomas H. Wilson Trimble House of Flowers Yankee Rd Dial Thrasher Jewelry and Appliance Pythian Glenn L. Miller N. Broad Anelysis Hairdressers Supply CO Dayton, Ohio By Norcross Santa Claus Ates Ats Wain ST
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