Ohio visitors gather for holidays amid football and travel
Home visiting their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Greer McBratney of Cleveland with Elizabeth Ingwersen formerly. Tests by Ed isch Yankee Rd. at Thanksgiving include A. W. Zim r and others. Ohio State Michigan game attendees head to Columbus and Cincinnati for the dental convention. A note mentions efforts to cross America’s northern boundaries from the 16th to the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer McBratney
Cleveland
McBratney
Elizabeth Ingwersen
H. Alder Sebaldo
Cobus
Lowrey
Columbus
Paul Wells
Too
Cincinnati
Ohio State Dental Convention
Rehearsal and Dinner Held for Bet and Perry Wedding
Rehearsal and a buffet dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Clair Smith on Fourteenth Ave. for Miss Betty Louise Smith and D Cameron Perry. Guests included Mr and Mrs Daniel J Perry of Philadelphia and many local relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Smith
D. Cameron Perry
First Presbyterian Church
Clair Smith
Fourteenth Ave
Daniel J. Perry
Philadelphia
Walter Smith
D. C. Bone, Jr
Harry LaTour
Robert Sutton
Glenn Selby
Russell Galloway
Willard Williams
Martha Wolford
Mary Waddell
Mina Jacot
Don Wolford
Walter Smith, Jr
Kitchen Shower Honors December Bride Miss Helen Maysilles
Mrs. J. E. Maysilles entertained at Todhunter Road with a kitchen shower for her niece Miss Helen Maysilles bride elect of Raymond Watson. Prizes went to Mrs. Napier Corbett and Mrs. Schul. Guests later enjoyed a decorated dining table and luncheon as gifts were opened. wedding set for December 29 at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Maysilles
Todhunter Rd
Helen Maysilles
Raymond Watson
Robert Napier
Bert Corbett
Trenton
Ida Schul
Overpeck
Miss Maysilles
First Methodist Church
Mandzak Schramm Rehearsal Dinner Hosts Honor Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mandzak Sr hosted the rehearsal dinner for their daughter Helen Mandzak and fiancé Richard Schramm at Central Ave. The bridal party included Christine Ganz Rita Sere Schramm and Mrs. Robert Scheibert with gifts of jeweled clips. Groomsmen were Joe Schramm Joe Haker William Stabler William Ridge and Robert Scheibert. The couple exchanged vows at 9:30 this morning at St John’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mandzak
Helen Mandzak
Richard Schramm
Central Ave
Christine Ganz
Rita Sere Schramm
Robert Scheibert
Joe Schramm
Joe Haker
William Stabler
William Ridge
Mr. Schramm
St. John’s Church
Radio Programs List of Classic Shows and Personalities
A compact listing of radio programs and hosts including Johnny Dollar Vaughn Monroe Gene Autry Hopalong Cassidy Gang Busters Favorite Husband Dinner Hour Wait Hoyt College Corner Show Jamboree 20 Questions Night Watch Hawaii Calls Lombardosand USA Wright Family Dixieland Time Platter Time Platter Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autrey
Hopalong Cassidy Gang Busters
Husband
First Methodist Church Club Meets With Nineteen Members
The Gleaner class of First Methodist Church met at the church with nineteen members. Mrs. Charles McCray opened the meeting, and Mrs. Frank Gillen led devotions on Songs for Thanksgiving. Planned donations for Christmas and a member gift exchange were discussed. Refreshments were served by the chair and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Charles McCray
Frank Gillen
Hontas Clark
Lou Morgan
Elizabeth Jones
Anna Simmons
Lona Anthon
Unity Council Finalizes Christmas Party Plans
Unity Council D of A sets December 15 Christmas party for members and families. No December 1 meeting. Members asked to attend a reception for Vernice Fleeck state councilor and Minnie Schreechfield district deputy at Miamisburg. December 8 session will highlight officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council
D. of A
Vernice Fleeck
Minnie Schreechfield
Miamisburg
Butler County Resident, 98, Gets Divorce
A 98 year old man, Robert Fields, appeared in Common Pleas Court before Judge Fred B. Cramer to testify in his divorce case from Lucy Fields. The judge indicated a decree would be granted on neglect and wilful absence. Fields cited concerns about burial arrangements linking to his deceased first wife, noting his age may be the highest for a divorce applicant in Butler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Robert Fields
River Road
Hamilton
Lucy Fields
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Versailles
Hazard
Fields
Lucy
Butler County
Busy Doctor Cleared of Tax Fraud by Appeals Court
Dr. Frank M. Wiseley of Findlay Ohio was acquitted by the U S Court of Appeals of income tax fraud charges tied to 1942 through 1945. The court said he was not guilty of negligence, noting he was overworked during wartime and focused on patients. The decision also found Wiseley overpaid 1943-45 taxes and suggested credit toward the 1942 deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank M. Wiseley
Findlay, O
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ohio
U. S. Tax Court
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wiseley
Xen Hicks
Wisely
Tor
Court of Appeals
NLRB Halts Company Questioning on Union Sentiments
The NLRB ordered The F. C. Russell Company of Conneaut Ohio to stop questioning employees about union sympathies. The order prohibits asking workers if they want to join the United Steelworkers of America or any other labor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Washington
F. C. Russell Company
Conneaut, O
National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Puzzle of Hidden Words Across Persia and Ireland
A fragmented word map links terms from animal cushions to places like Persia and Ireland. The listing threads through clues for prefixes and suffixes, revealing a web of cryptic connections and hidden definitions across dozens of numbered items.
16 Year Old Hamilton Girl Receives 16000 Injury Settlement
Rena Bussell, Ao, daughter of Earl and Lillian Bussell of Hamilton, was awarded 16000 in a settlement after being struck by a Hamilton City Limes Inc. bus on December 23, 1949. Judge Oscar R. Leiser approved the award with no deductions, noting the girl faces six months of reconstructive surgery and hospital care. The case names Lowell H. Hunt as driver and cites the collision with a car driven by Jack Gray.
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Rena Bussell
Earl and
Lillian Bussell
Hamilton
Hamilton City Limes, Inc
Oscar R. Leiser
Butler County Probate Court
Leiser
Russell
Eiser
Lowell H. Hunt
Jack Gray
Conservancy Penalties Court Approved in Taxpayer Suit
The Miami Conservancy District won a tax case granting Hamilton $49 000 plus 8 percent interest. Judge Fred B Cramer ruled the method for applying payments on back delinquencies valid, with funds used to retire flood control bonds. The city had collected the money from property owners and the decision does not affect city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Conservancy District
Fred B. Cramer
Butler Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Train kills mother and son at Mt Victory crossing
A Big Four freight train struck and killed Bernice Temple 37 and her son Larry 9 at a grade crossing near their Kenton home in Mt Victory area yesterday. The accident occurred about a block from the Temple residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Bernice Temple
Larry
Mt. Victory
Temple
Bridges Open on Ohio 73 Said to Ease Traffic
Traffic opens on one of the new bridges on Ohio 73 four miles east of Oxford replacing a long time one way span. A second similar bridge is being replaced nearby as part of a general road improvement plan for Ohio 73 and Ohio 177. The note on cabbage is unrelated.
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Ohio 73
Oxford
Ohio 177
TV Schedules for Cincinnati Area Stations WLW WHIO WCPO
Television listings for Saturday across WLW T Channel 4 WHIO Channel 13 and WCPO Channel 7 show a dense slate of programs from 11:30 a.m. to 2:05 a.m. including Haystack Hullaballo Girls Will Be Girls Sports Eye Football wrestling DiMaggio Show Wendy Barrie Voice of the Enquirer Industry On Parade Ed McConnell One Man's Family Midwestern Hayride Show of Shows Wrestling from Dayton Red Barber Week Review Faye Emerson Ken Murray Frank Sinatra Sing It One Mourn Beat the Band College Bowl Swap Shop Holiday Hotel Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club Inside Detective Wrestling programs and late night movies with sign offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlw—T
Wlw-T
Joe DiMaggio
Wendy Barrie
Voice of the Enquirer
Ed McConnell
Dayton
Faye Emerson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
H. le
Cincinnati
Stu Erwin
Paul Whiteman
McConkey
Jack Brickhouse
India Pakistan pact hurts Singapore textile trade
In Singapore Indian textile merchants who profited from Pakistan India tensions now face slump as trade shifts. Indian fabrics once bought for Pakistan shipments dry up as Pakistan receives direct border supplies under the new pact, reducing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Pakistan
India
Barber’s Gun Collection Shrugs Off Shaving In Gibsonton
In Gibsonton Florida Jim Easton a barber neglects shaving for a vast weapon collection filling his 12 by 15 foot shop bayonets swords muskets Civil War rifles and revolvers. He cherishes a Colt Peacemaker a gift from Buffalo Bill Cody and cites gifts from friends who visit annually. A German WWI anti tank rifle and an Aztec sacrificial knife are among the rarities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibsonton
Fla
Jim Easton
Bill” Cody
Easton
Israel reaffirms religious freedom in response to protest
The Israeli government states a policy of religious freedom for all denominations. A letter from Premier David Ben Gurion to five Protestant church leaders echoed the stance after Protestants protested the Israel Broadcasting Service refusal to broadcast the Hebrew portion of a scheduled religious service.
Protestant Communal Radio Speech Rights Questioned
A report notes Protestant communities may freely use Hebrew in their radio services provided the content does not affront other religious denominations or offend property rights. The debate centers on balancing religious expression with respect for neighboring faiths and their sacred spaces.
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Yankee Rd
Anksgiving
A. W. Zimr
Lena Frisch
Itha Bartlow
Kiam Buhi
Summerville
William Horner
A. W. Wilkin
America
Middletown
Mandzak-Schramm
K Complete Optical Service
Roger
Central Avenue
Chick Swain
Miami Valley
Miami Steak and Chop House
Rt. 4
Peasttown
Miami River Bridge
WLW
Voice of Enquirer
RADIO
WSAIL
Tea
Jean Shepherd
Harry Wwer
WKRC
News Sports Eye
Johnny Dollar Vaughn Monroe
WPFJB
Hoyt
College
Hawaii
USA
Jamboree
P.M
Eddie Arnold
Parate
Dennis Day
Judy Canova
Peter Grant
Rhythm Club
Robert Nathann
Buzzy Adlam
Hollywood
Jerry Gray
Wmon
Isox
Sun Valley Pals
Ae Acre Boy
Gleaner
Persia
Ireland
Ridgelawn
Cereal Ave
Miss Russell
Joanna Schuster
Peggy Furginson
AP News
Sword K. Desert
Dana Andrews
Maria Toren
Cowboys & Indians
Eve
Bette Davis
George Sanders
Anne Baxter
Celeste Holm
WPFB
Joan
Tonite
Smoky Ward
Eller
Wayne
Joe Tilford
Lea
Paramount
Sun
Jimmy Washington
Village Gardens
Nichting
Holiday Inn
Eagles
Dean Pottenger and His Orchestra
G.I
Warner Bros
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