B News of Society Peg Rosing
George Karam of Tripoli Syria and Howard Wilson of South Main St reconnected in Columbus Ohio, where Karam will teach at Aleppo College. Wilson’s early influence recalled. The R V Russell family returned from Bradenton Florida after two weeks visiting Mrs Sagar. Mrs Russell active musically here. Miss Winifred Moorehead enjoyed Broadway and New York sights after visiting Kiss Me Kate and Where's Charley in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Karam
Tripoli
Syria
Ohio State University
California
New York
Howard Wilson
South Main St
Karam
Columbus
Aleppo College
R. V. Russell
Manchester Rd
Bradenton, Fla
Me Kate
Charley
Winifred Moorehead
New York City
Middletonian
Sigma Phi Gamma Club Social at Wilbraham Road Home
The Sigma Phi Gamma social meeting was hosted by Mrs. Gene Weidner on Wilbraham Road last evening. Hostesses included Mrs. Harold Ack, Eleanor Shartle, Marilyn Schwall. Members brought clothes for welfare work and played games with prizes to Mrs. Jack Trimble, Dorothy Hole, Mrs. Lina Sheets, and Dorothy Lyle. A December 12 6:30 p.m. Christmas party at Holiday House was planned and members were asked to bring canned goods for Christmas baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
Gene Weidner
Wilbraham Rd
Weidner
Aroldck
Eleanor Shartle
Marilyn Schwall
Jack Trimble
Dorothy Hole
Lina Sheets
Dorothy Lyle
Holiday House
Society Deadline Rules for Society Department
Reports must be in by 10:30 a.m. the next morning with Saturday deadline at 9:30. Pictures for Sunday must arrive by Thursday noon and space should be reserved one week in advance. Weddings and pictures over 10 days old cannot be used. Engagements or edapitare will be wed. Sunday calendar items may be called in after noon 3 p.m. Friday. Children’s parties and stork showers are not used. A party dessert suggests a sponge cake ring filled with whipped flavored gelatin and fruit, garnished with whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Girls Club Meeting Honors School Staff
Mrs. Mark Mills and Mrs. R. A. Heck hosted the South School Mothers Welfare Club event for teachers and supervisors. A 6:30 covered dish dinner featured Christmas decor and gifts for each guest. Judge Alton Combs spoke on the child parent relationship, while dancing acts and music provided a social close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Mills
R. A. Heck
South School Mothers’ Welfare Club
Mills
Wade Miller
Hugh Butler
Herman Copp
Alton Combs
Ross Kramer
Joyce Forkner
Phillip Lawson
Nancy Helsinger
Amanda
Judge Combs
Dolls To Be Wrapped At Citadel Thursday
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Salvation Army will add Christmas cheer by wrapping dolls donated by families for needy girls. Dolls were dressed by members months ago and some have not been returned. those who dressed a doll should return it to the Citadel for wrapping by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Local organizational meetings on December events
Catholic Ladies of Columbia schedule a special meeting after church on Friday evening December 2. Pythian Sisters hold final bazaar sewing at Mrs James Bolser to-morrow November 30 with a covered dish luncheon. Circle 4 W S C S First Methodist meets at the Girls Club Friday December 2 at 2 pm. Graduate Regents Women of the Moose gather tonight at 212 Park Street at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
James Bolser
Kenwood Dr
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Girls’ Club
Women of the Moose
Dale Graham
Park St
San dusky Bay Fishing Commission names officers
The Columbus AP report says the San dusky Bay Fishing Commission chose State Sen. Evan P. Ford as chairman with State Rep. Paul B. Siple as vice chairman. Lou Klewer was named secretary as the panel, created by the legislature, will survey fishing issues amid a dispute between sportsmen and commercial fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sandusky Bay
Initiation Held At Ralston Home For Delta Chi
Mrs. Larry Ralston hosted Beta chapter Delta Sigma sorority members at her Curtis Street home for a formal initiation of eight pledges. Delta Sigma officers led the ceremony and new members included Gladys Griss Ann Guthman Juanita Huffman and Elizabeth Torok. A Christmas charity project and a tubercu losis health bond were approved in a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ralston
Beta Chapter
Delta Sigma Sorority
Curtis St
Carl Bauér
George Adrian
Bauer
H. E. Lawson
Fred Ziegier
Thomas Stubbs
Douglas Barrett
Gladys Griss
Ann Guthman
Juanita Huffman
Joseph Sabo
Elizabeth Torok
Dennis Wolfe
Wombold
Marie Wehrle
Robert Lyons
Vera Fugett
Marguerite Rose
Ralston
Out Of State Cars Attract Middleton Attention In Pipe Line Work
Middleton residents noted daily traffic of out of state cars around Sutphin Street and Fleming Road. Workers from Midwest Construction Company, hired by Southern Gas Company, use a warehouse at Jackson Transfer Company for a two to three month gas line project tying into Texas Eastern Transmission near Red Lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutphin St
Fleming Rd
Southern Gas Company
Jackson Transfer Company
South
Ohioans Garner Livestock Awards at Exposition
CHICAGO AP Ohioans captured prizes in sheep hogs and cattle at the International Livestock Exposition. Peter G Ross 72 of Maxwalton farm Mansfield Ohio placed fifth in senior yearling heifer in the poll ed shorthorn breed and is the only entrant in all 50 expositions. Bonnie Lu Logan of Van Wert won the junior yearling class with Lin Lo and competes against Aberdeen Angus in later judging. Ohio State University entries won first in all seven classes of fat Berkshire swine judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter G. Ross
Maxwalton
Mansfield
Bonnie Lu Logan
van Wert
Lin-Lo
Ohio State University
Portsmouth steel firm to be sold
Detroit based stockholders voted to buy the physical assets of Portsmouth Steel Corporation. About 30,000 shares of Detroit stock would pay for land buildings and equipment in Ohio and for Portsmouth subsidiaries capital stock. Inventories and assets total about 6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Steel Corporation
Portsmouth Steel Corporation
Portsmouth
Ohio Company
Detroit Steel
Leather cases showcase Dingmans chic memory helpers
A catalog style feature highlights Robert and Chris Dingman leather goods. Billfolds in cobra and calf leather, slimfolds for women, calfskin cosmetic satchels, Moroccan key cases, and baguettestyle purses offer memory windows, card slots, and safety zippers. May include cigar cases lengthened for king-size packs and eyeglass cases with pop-out spectacles. Reflects 1960s or era design language and consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Chris Dingman
America
Six To Compete For County Declamation Titles Sunday
Six Middletown High School students Darrell Hodge Don Crowley Shirley Maxwell and Jack Ballard Donna Dickhoff of Trenton and Marcella Gehron of Monroe will vie for the county silver medal at Oakland Presbyterian Church Sunday at 8 p m preliminaries named by Rev J E Amstutz county chairman Judges were chosen from ministers attending the meeting yesterday which set time place and date for the county contest and noted the winner may advance to the district contest likely held the first Sunday in January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Prince of Peace
Butler County
J. E. Amstutz
Kenneth Learey
H. H. Jung
Fletcher Shoup
D. C. Campbell
Monroe
Amstutz
Darrell Hodge
Don Crowley
Shirley Maxwell
Jack Ballard
Middletown High School
Donna Dickhoff
Trenton
Marcella Gehron
Classroom Teachers To Hold Voice Clinic Here Thursday
Middletown Classroom Teachers Association meets at the Girls Club Thursday at 7 30 p m with emphasis on speech technique and policy decisions. Miss Mary Ann Brehany will lead the program as Ray Standafer reports on policy. Five volunteers will give short humorous talks and a wire recording device will be demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Classroom Teachers’ Association
Girls’ Club
Mary Ann Brehany
Middletown
Ray Standafer
Homer Weikel
George Crout
Standafer
Louis Brown
Harold Brooks
Association
W. S. Geckeler
Ohio Classroom Teachers’ Association
Ohio Education Association
Geckeler
State Association
Catherine Roudebush
Jane Rothgeb
Mildred Winkleman
Ralph A. Riggenberg
Miss Rothgeb
Mary Waddle
Riggenberg
Three Sentenced By County Court
William Harrison 27 Germantown Lenzie Cox 24 Farmersville convicted by a jury on assault to commit rape were sentenced to undetermined terms in Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Fred B. Cramer after motions for a new trial were overruled. They allegedly forced a Middletown girl into a car on the Fourth of July. Arnold Deaton 29 Middletown convicted of breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling to commit rape was sentenced to five to 30 years. jury recommended mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Harrison
Germantown
Lenzie Cox
Farmersville
Mansfield Reformatory
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Arnold Deaton
Deaton Alley
Noel S Thomas Expected to Return Home This Week
Noel S Thomas of 1011 Elwood Street is expected to return home this week to complete his convalescence after a five week hospitalization at Dayton Veterans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel S. Thomas
Elwood St
Mr. Thomas
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Mercury Emphasizing Styling And Comfort
Benson Ford highlights the 1950 Mercury’s refined styling and comfort emphasizing quality workmanship. Changes include a new front end, instrument panel, deck lid handle, chrome bumper guards, and a plexiglass instrument panel with easy to read dials. A 110 horsepower engine adds performance, economy, and quietness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Benson Ford
Lincoln- Mercury
Ford
Youth Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Ohio Case
Richmond Indiana youth EATON-Willis Fraley, 19, pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in a Preble County case tied to a March 1948 crash near New Hope that killed two and injured several. Judge Kirafofe fined 300 dollars, jailed six months with five suspended, placed on three years probation, and suspended three years driving privileges. One victim was James Kinsey of Sugar Valley. Another victim was Mrs Leslie Kordle of Indianapolis. A $50,000 suit was filed by her widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Willis Fraley
Richmond
Ind
Preble
Fraley
C.D. Neanover
James Kinsey
Sugar Valley
Indianapolis
Leslie Kordle
Ace
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Washington, D. C
E. G. Smith
Charlottesville, Va
Ph So Griffith
South It
Notre Dame
Southern California
South Pond
Charles Gross
Cincinnati
Society Deadline
Esther L. O’neil B. S
M. A
U. of C
Citadel
Sixth Ave
Delta Chi
Portsmouth Steel Firm
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Salem
Mass
Imal
Sune Hous
Ralston Paint Store, Inc
Rome
Central Ave
Dorothy Keyser
Blondell Creekbaum
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