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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1949

Page

6

Local couples return from Florida trip with guests at various homes

Two Middletown couples Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Redden and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schmidt spent a month touring Florida with side trips to Sanibel Island and shell craft factories. Also visiting were Mrs. William Ayers and Ricky with her parents, and several Muncie and Cincinnati guests celebrated at multiple gatherings. Dr. H. Helman and spouse returned from a three week journey including New York and a Grace Line cruise visiting the West Indies Venezuela Colombia and Suriname.

Middletown Florida R. W. Redden Sam Schmidt Fort Myers Beach Sanibel Island

Anniversary party at Helsel home on The Alameda

The H D Helsel residence hosted a gala Saturday night for the first anniversary of Shadylawn Convalescent Home with 25 guests including home personnel. Bronze chrysanthemums decorated the table while Johnny Salmon and his orchestra provided music. After dinner, games and group singing followed with prizes to Mrs. S Martin, Mrs. E McIntosh, Mr. Joseph, Mrs. R Saunders, Mr. J Green, and Mrs. M McCutcheon.

W. C. Boyle LeSourdsville Boyle J. Lowry Miller Verne Allen Hamilton Arthur Linkins, Jr Howard Hoffman Lydia David Jonathon Mary Sue Michael Penny Boyle L. Joe Bolles F. E. Wortley The Alameda Bolles Pres H. D. Helsel Shadylawn Convalescent Home Johnny Salmon S. Martin E. McIntosh Joseph R. Saunders J. Green M. McCutcheon Helsel V. Fishbaugh

Community group meetings fill week with officer practice and home events

Women of the Moose hold an eight oclock practice at Moose Hall for officers escorts and committee chairmen. Swidombe Class of First Evangelical United Brethren Church meets at Mrs Hugh Cooks 2227 Wilbraham Rd Wednesday November 30 at 8 p m bring sales tax stamps. Modern Mothers Circle convenes Tuesday November 29 at Mrs John Robinson 104 Burton Rd with assist by Mrs Harold Figley. Sigma Phi Gamma sorority hosts a social at Mrs Gene Weidner 2816 Wilbraham Rd at 8 p m with hostesses Mrs Weidner Mrs Harold Back Miss Marilyn Schwall and Miss Eleanor Shartle and members to bring clothes for welfare work.

Swidombe First Evangelical United Brethren Church Hugh Cook Wilbraham Rd Mother's Circle John Robinson Burton Rd Harold Figley Sigma Phi Gamma _ sorority Gene Weidner Weidner Harold Back Marilyn Schwall Eleanor Shartle

Rainbow Dance Draws Middletown Youth in Manchester Ballroom

More than 200 youngsters attended the Rainbow gala in the Manchester ballroom Saturday night, the first dance sponsored by Middletown’s Order of the Rainbow. The event featured rainbow decorations, glittering signage, and a Grand March led by Miss Janet Moyer and escort, with Miss Shari Lee Kah appearing later. The evening was organized by Charles Stutenroth and a committee including Ruth Marie Stutenroth, Betty Riggs, Jackie Lester, and Janet Thomson, with chaperones and helpers listed among local families and officers.

Middletown Manchester Order of the Rainbow Janet Moyer Shari Lee Kah Charles Stutenroth Ruth Marie Stutenroth Betty Riggs Jackie Lester Janet Thomson Ralph Bauer Raymond Frazier Edgar Pickelseimer Homer Moyer Glenn Ellison Stuten

Two Films to Be Shown at Movie Council Meeting

Tonight at 7 30 the Motion Picture Council meets in the Girl Scout Room of the Civic Association Building to show two films The Dawn of Better Living and Americas First Silverplate Mrs John Kreml chairman announces this is the last meeting of the year with no December session She will report on the first morning matinee for children held Saturday

Motion Picture Council Civic Association John Kreml

Navy man Neu assigned to Atlantic Reserve Fleet unit

James Harold Neu a fireman in the US Navy from 1019 Central Ave has been assigned to Subordinate Group 2 of the Atlantic Reserve Fleet at Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Va He entered the Navy in October 1948 and trained at Camp Perry before serving with Armco Steel prior to enlisting. William V Hopkins son of Mr and Mrs Jerome J Hopkins of 1007 Columbia Ave has joined the 2020 Weather Service Detachment at Misawa AFB Japan after attending Middletown High School where he played football basketball and track. Ohio birth rate for the first nine months of 1949 was 23.8 per 1000 with 186353 births. national average 24.1 per 1000 with an estimated 2669000 births registered.

James Harold Neu USN Central Ave Atlantic Reserve Fleet Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Neu Navy Navy Recruiting Station Cincinnati Naval Training Center Camp Perry Armco Steel Corporation Nagoya Japan 20Th Weather Squadron William V. Hopkins Jerome J. Hopkins Columbia Ave Air Weather Service Misawa Afb Honshu Hopkins Middletown High School Washington Ohio Public Health Service

Society deadlines and rules for the Sunday pages

The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion for social items. Reports are due by 10 30 a m the next day with Saturday by 9 30 a m and Sunday pictures by Thursday noon. Reserve space a week ahead for Sunday photos. Weddings older than one day and engagements or weddings only. Children's parties and stork showers not used.

Society

Ohioans Win 21 Awards at International Exposition

Ohioans earned 21 awards at Chicago's International Livestock Exposition. Winners include junior livestock feeding contest shorthorns, senior calves with Paul Teegardin Jr of Ashville first and Bill Hughes of Huntsville eleventh. Emerson Littlejohn of Christiansburg claimed champion swine carcass, with Marsh Foundation Farms and Ohio State University among other placers. In grain and hay show results, Elmo Patterson of Coshocton and Raymond Pew led oats and soybeans regional firsts and high marks for Bonadel Farms and H W Belknap, with Ohio State securing a top score in the horses contest where Harold Schroeder of Columbus Grove led individuals.

Chicago Paul W. Teegardin Ashville Pickaway Bill Hughes Huntsville Emerson Littlejohn Christiansburg Berkshire Marsh Foundation Farms van Wert Hampshire Ohio State University Bonadel Farms Coshocton Raymond Pew Elmo Patterson H. W. Belknap Hickville Coshoctonia Harold Schroeder Columbus Grove

Town Unites To Aid Bereaved Parents In Transit

In Stuart Iowa a bereaved couple, Bernard and Mrs O'Leary, left Portland after their baby Karen died of a lung disorder. The town donated over $100 in days, aided by the mayor and a funeral director arranging a casket for the train journey to Troy New York. The family heads toward a new life as the town continues fundraising and a hearing on their behalf proceeds.

Stuart New York State Bernard J. O'Leary Karen O'Learys Portland Ore Troy O'Leary Cohoes Adair Stuart O'Leary Red Cross O’learey Alice Graf O’leary O’learys

Persimmon Wood Tied to Ebony Could Be Highly Valuable

A note on persimmon wood, related to ebony, stating it can be exceedingly valuable at times. The comparison highlights potential rarity and market interest in this durable timber used in fine crafts and veneers.

Armco Declares Dividend Today

Armco Steel Corporation announces a preferred dividend of 1.12 percent on 4 percent cumulative convertible preferred stock. Board chairman Charles R. Hook announced the payout, payable January 14, 1950, to holders on the record date December 15, 1949.

Armco Steel Corporation Board of Directors Charles R. Hook

Judge Seeks Tilt at Bridge Trial Guide

SAN FRANCISCO AP Harry Bridges' lawyers pressed to disqualify Judge George Harris in the Longshore leaders' trial. The hearing, paused for Thanksgiving, follows Hallinan's contempt sentence of six months to start after Bridges' case. The defense seeks removal while prosecutors oppose the bid.

San Francisco Harry Bridges George Harris CIO Longshore Vincent Hallinan U. S. District Court Harris Hallinan Bridges United States Australia J. R. Robertson Henry Schmidt U. S R. B. McMillan

Young NYC resident elected Progressives of America co chairman

David McCanns aged 22 from New York City was elected co chairman of the Progressives of America as the four day national convention concluded in Cleveland AP report. Separately Orinoco River Indians in Venezuela gather turtle eggs for a fuel oil widely used domestically.

Cleveland David McCanns New York City Progressives of America Venezuela

Pilotless Plane Flies 100 Miles Then Crashes Near Mt Olive

A pilotless plane owned by the Carrying Service of Galesburg flew 100 miles from Mt Olive to a field on the Frank McGrew farm and crashed after an onlooker's touch started the engine. No one was hurt. The craft began at Mt Olive airport and vanished after climbing and banking out of sight.

Mt, Olive, Ill Carrying Service Galesburg Arthur Mayer Jack Hallas Mt. Olive Hallas Frank McGrew Flora

Union Vote Severs GE Local From UBEW In Cleveland

About 1000 of the 2700 General Electric workers in Cleveland voted six to one to leave the United Electrical Workers local. The local president announced the result yesterday.

Cleveland General Electric Local United Electrical Workers Uby

Cleveland locals join new CIO International Union

Three Cleveland residents had already voted to join the newly chartered CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. A historic custom notes that the English began eating three meals a day during Queen Elizabeth I's era.

Cleveland CIO International Union of Electrical Workers Elizabeth

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