Miss Frances Robinson Visits from Barnesville
Zz News Of Society notes returning from Barnesville Miss Frances Robinson field director Middletown Girl Scouts. Mr and Mrs M Richard Marr and son Bill of Grosse Ile ee ee aa rei spend holidays with Mrs Marrs parents Mr and Mrs Wm Boykin. Mr and Mrs Fred Danford and daughter Marilyn back from the East after Thanksgiving with Miss Martha Danford a student at Wellsley College and attended the Pennsylvnia Cornell football game in Philadelphia. Mrs A J Stoddard and daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson and son Lonnie return from Cleveland where they spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Edward Kalal of Lakewood.
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Barnesville, O
Frances Robinson
Middletown
M. Richard Marr
Bill
Grosse al Ee Ee Aa Rei
Fred Danford
Marilyn
East
Martha
Danford
Wellesley College
Peninsylvania - Cornell
Philadela
A. J. Stoddard
Lloyd Johnson
Lonnie
Cleveland
Edward J. Kalal
Lakewood
Former Resident Weds In Georgia
Mr and Mrs Robert R Johnson of Rome Ga announce the marriage of their elder daughter Nenee Lucille to Lawrence Williamson of Rebecca Ga. The vows were exchanged on November 11. Both are former Middleton residents who lived on Highview. Both are active at the University of Georgia with Nenee leading Future Teachers of America and 4 H and serving as secretary of the University Band. Lawrence is Cadet Colonel of the Air Force ROTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Johnson
Rome
Nenee Lucille
Lawrence Williamson
Rebecca, Ga
Johnsons
Highview
Williamson
University of Georgia
Merry Mixers Dance Planned At Manchester Hotel
Merry Married Mixers announce a members only dance on Saturday evening December 2 at the Manchester Hotel. Guests dance from 7 p.m. with music by Jimmy Wilbur and Hic Orchestra. Committee heads are Mr and Mrs Ear Klein assisted by Mr and Mrs Phil Jacobs Mr and Mrs Roobert Nelson and Mr and Mrs R J Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Married
Manchester
Jimmy Wilbur
Hic Orchestra
Ear Klein
Phil Jacobs
Roobert Nelson
R. J. Lehman
In The Club Members meet for Christmas party notice
The Clubs Members-the Once-I- See Club met at Mrs. Marvin Penick's home on Yankee Rd with seven members and one guest. Mrs. A J Steele presided. Plans: two food baskets for needy families with children at Christmas. Next gathering December 12 or 20 at Mrs. Kenneth Steele's Christel Ave for basket packing and a grabbag gift exchange. Entertainment: Mrs. Annabelle Erb and Mrs. Myron Balon. Refreshments: Mrs. Penick, Mrs. Clarence Steele, Mrs. Thomas Thurman, and Mrs. Kenneth Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Penick
Yankee Rd
A. J. Steele
Kenneth Steele
Christel Ave
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Meets at Colony Restaurant
Members gathered for the regular business meeting at the Colony Restaurant. Prizes were won by Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Francis Moorman, Mrs. John Maertz, and Mrs. Carl Dankers. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Colony
Arthur Johnson
Francis Moorman
John Maertz
Carl Dankers
Sorority Names Committees for Delta Sigma Phi Meeting
Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting last evening in the Barnitz Room at the CA. Committees were headed by Mrs. William Bergmann social Miss Ruth VanCleve publicity Miss Phyllis Rhoads membership Miss Myrna Gray ways and means and Mrs Anthony Hurr charity. The annual Christmas party is set for December 16 at Nelva Center for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
William Bergmann
Ruth VanCleve
Phyllis Rhoads
Myrna Gray
Anthony Hurr
Nelva Center
Jewelry program hosted by Mrs Hurt and September meeting
Members attended a program on jewelry led by Mrs Hurt and planned a Christmas basket contribution for the next meeting on September 12.
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Hurt
Postponed club meetings alter December plans
The Guided Study Clue meeting at the Girls' Club is postponed until December, and the Christmas party by the Ladies of Letter Carriers' Auxiliary is postponed until further notice at Ora James Layer's Bigelow Road home. Townsend Club No 1 will not meet at Miss Rachael Ashton's home Thursday. the next meeting is set for December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Ora James Layer
Bigelow Rd
Young Women’s Society Monthly Meeting at St Paul’s
St Paul’s Church will host the Young Women’s Society monthly meeting after a public screening of The Second Chance this Thursday evening at the church.
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Young Women’s Society
St. Paul’s Church
Holy Trinity Named Beneficiary in Bauer Will
Holy Trinity Conse Canon Trenton is the church named to receive the residue of the estate of Charles E. Bauer a Trenton harness maker and filling station operator who died recently. A bequest of 300 dollars goes to the church for repairs after relatives receive specific gifts including 700 dollars to Martin L Bauer and Herbert J Bauer both of Middletown and three others. Harold Robert and Rita Bauer receive an equal share of 700 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Charles Bauer
Conse Trenton
Charles E. Bauer
Trenton
Torday
Elliott D. Levy
Middletown
Martin L. Bauer
Herbert J. Bauer
June Hesselbusch
Evelyn Lakoff
Mience Vander Hart
Hamilton
Amanda Viero Franklin
Harold
Robert
Rita Bauer
Church Supper To Be Held Thursday at Ascension Parish Hall
Episcopal Church of Ascension lists a parish hall supper this Thursday. Mrs B F Hurwitz chairs the event and urges all church members to attend and participate in the canvass supper effort.
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The
Episcopal Church of Ascension cm
B. F. Hurwitz
Six Physicians Dentists And Vets To Take Physicals
Six physicians dentists and veterinarians will appear before the Army Examining Board Saturday for physicals. They are the first priority under special registration No 1 for those educated under the GI Bill. Five are sent by Board 10, one transferred. names withheld until induction calls. Of 29 examined November 21, 21 were accepted for the next call.
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Army Examining Board
Obituary: Mrs. Rose Herb 76 of Middletown
Mrs. Rose Herb aged 76 a lifelong Middletown resident died at Middletown Hospital at 5 30 am She was active in St Johns Church St Anns Sodality and Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary War Mothers Survivors include husband Lawrence two sons Paul Richard two daughters Marie Walter and Piccola Shamel a sister Elizabeth Bennett four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Requiem High Mass will be at St Johns Church Saturday burial at Hayes Cemetery Special War Mothers services at 8 pm Friday Rosary for St Anns Sodality and Ladies Auxiliary at 7 30 pm Friday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Herb
Clark St
Middletown Hospital
St. John’s Church
St. Ann's Sodality
Knights of St. John
Middletown
Lawrence
Paul
Richard
Marie Walter
Piccola Shamel
Dayton
Elizabeth Bennett
St. John's Church
War Mothers
St. Ann’s Sodality
Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs Gloria McFarland dies at 27 in Middletown
Mrs Gloria F McFarland 27 of 1404 Woodlawn Ave died 7 12 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital. A Middletown High School graduate class of 1941 she was secretary in B F Sawyer's office until her 1945 marriage. Survived by husband Warren and mother Esther Fisher. Funeral Friday 2 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery with Rev Fletcher E Shoup. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 2 5 and 7 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria F. McFarland
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
Fletcher E. Shoup
Funeral services for Mrs Lau ra Mathers
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Mathers aged 87 who died yesterday will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Second Baptist Church with the Rev. T. H. Ward officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit after 6 p.m. Thursday at the home of her brother Mitchell Page 1114 Young Street where she resided. Maxberry Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mathers
Second Baptist Church
T. H. Ward
Woodside Cemetery
Mitchell Page
Young St
Maxberry Funeral Home
Edmon dies after nine weeks of illness in Lebanon
Elmer A. Edmon aged 68 of Lebanon died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a nine week illness. Survivors include widow Gertrude three sons Drexel and Kenneth of Lebanon and Harold of South Port Conn two daughters Mrs Rosell Brewer of Lebanon and Mrs Jean O'Brian of Oakwood. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. Meyer and Boehmer Funeral Home Dayton burial Lebanon Cemetery. The Associated Press. New Haven Conn Charles R Brown 88 dean emeritus Yale Divinity School former moderator National Council of the Congregational Church and a lecturer on Abraham Lincoln born Bethany West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Elmer A. Edmon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Gertrude
Drexel
Kenneth
Harold
South Port
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
National Council of the Congregational Church
Abraham Lincoln
Bethany
W.va
Washington veteran Ludlow serves 10 terms in Congress
Washington veteran Ludlow, longtime correspondent for Indiana and Ohio papers, represented Indiana in Congress for ten terms. He built a career reporting on national affairs before entering public service, earning recognition for his legislative tenure and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Leon Ludlow
Indianapolis
Columbus
Congress
Indiana
Blizzard Backfires on Auto Thieves in Columbus
In Columbus AP report two men tried to steal Robert J. Florys car during a heavy snowstorm. The car stalled, bystanders helped push, and one thief jumped behind the wheel with a second man in the seat. Police recovered the vehicle soon after, nearby. Cash and checks totaling $400 remained in the glove compartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert J. Flory
Flory
Genedecan Flory
Ahepa Seeks DP Aid Funds Special Meeting Called
A special Ahepa meeting at Nelva Center George T. Poolit san announced aims to appoint a local displaced persons committee to raise funds for the chapter work. The group supported by the advisory committee on Wausau Foreign Aid, Department of State, targets assisting about 11,000 orphans from Greece. A nine member Displaced Persons committee was elected at the Cleveland National Convention to conduct a funds drive.
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Order of Ahepa
Nelva Center
George T. Poolitsan
Order of
Ahepa
Geey Goming
Wausau
Department of State
Van
Greece
Cleveland
Inland Container Hosts Silver Anniversary Tonight
Inland Container Corporation observes its silver anniversary at the Manchester Hotel with executives and two founders among attendees. The Middletown branch, employing about 375, marks 25 years since its arrival in 1930 as speakers including H. C. Krannert address the dinner starting at 6 p.m.
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Manchester
Middletown
H. C. Krannert
Dletown
Pleven to Seek Confidence Vote as French Crisis Deepens
Premier Rene Pleven plans a confidence vote after resigning cabinet amid a damaging scandal dubbed the affair of the generals. The National Assembly will decide tonight whether to force new elections as Defense Minister Jules Moch faces protests and a Communist-led move to impeach Modi over a leaked Indo China report amid volatile international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Pleven
Defense
Jules Moch
National Assembly
Pleven
Modi
Vincent Aurial
Roger Peyre
Brazil
Moch
Ee Po
Ray Milland Injured in Fog Crash
Ray Milland was thrown about 50 feet when his car collided with another in fog. He stood up, took a taxi to his studio, and sought work. Physicians say he suffered only a hip bruise from the crash yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Ray Milland
Blaze at Joseph's Department Store Traced to Oil Furnace
Fire Chief Urban A. Myers ruled an oil furnace explosion caused the Monday blaze at Joseph's Department Store in Fremont. Damage estimate not provided. The fire confined to basement and first floor but smoke ruined merchandise throughout the three story building.
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Fremont
Joseph's Department Store
Urban A. Myers
Retirement Years Until 1949 Mentioned
The notice notes years remaining until retirement in 1949 and records the subject as born in Fayette County, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Ind
Gardner Gets Permit For New Building
A permit for the balance of a 300000 project was issued to Gardner Board and Carton Company for a two story fireproof factory at 405 Charles St. The first and second floors will be reinforced concrete with storage on the first floor and basement. The second floor will house a locker room toilet washroom and offices. The foundation permit was for 50000 and McGraw Construction Company is the contractor.
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Gardner Board and Carton Company
Orville Carson
Building Com
Charles St
McGraw Construction Company
James O'Shaughnessy, 84, Chicago newspaperman dies
Bronxville New York report notes James O'Shaughnessy 84 former Chicago newspaperman and New York advertising executive. He had a career in journalism and advertising with notable roles in Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville
N.Y
James O’shaughnessy
Chicago
New York
Salmon Tops Canadian Fisheries Value Ahead of Lobster
Salmon remains the leading value product in Canadian fisheries with lobster ranking second, highlighting a strong market for high demand species and signaling shifts in export patterns and resource focus across seafood sectors.
Congress Расс Calls for Atomic Bomb Debate
Congress discussions grow heated over atomic weapons with senators Hendrickson Brewster Bridges urging mobilization and action. Connally backs UN Security Council measures while Republicans propose MacArthur authorized to use the bomb if needed.
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Hendrickson O
New Jersey
Connally
D-Tex
UN Security Council
Brewster
R-Me
Bridges
R-Nh
Douglas MacArthur
Cole
R-Ny
Rivers
D-Sc
Oyster Tops Nation’s Fisheries Value
The oyster is the most valuable product of the country’s fisheries, with salmon ranking second in value.
Police briefs report unlicensed driver, fraud charges and bite incidents
Russell Askins 18 of 1603 Meadow Ave charged with permitting an unlicensed person to operate a motor vehicle. Rhetta Brumfield 39 of 522 Moore St charged with defraud for issuing a check without funds. A 14 year old and a 16 year old were bitten by dogs. owners ordered to confine dogs 14 days. Scott 35 and wife Mrs. Scott treated for a left arm wound after an argument over packing lunch. A crash at South Suthin St and Sherman Ave involved Darnell Williams 17 and Donald Oswald 21 with $125 damage.
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Russell Askins
Meadow Ave
Rhetta Brumfield
Moore St
Aon Scott
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Ad Ae
South Sutphin St
Sherman Ave
Darnell Williams
Franklin Route 1
Donald Oswald
Goldman Ave
Oswald
Legion Plans Second Smorgasbord Dinner Event
American Legion will host a second smorgasbord next month with a novelty dinner served on Saturday night December 9. Local veterans group promotes community gathering and fundraising through the event.
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Legion
American Legion
Reserve Officers To Hear Talk On Call To Duty Possibilities
Roland Kohr Chapter Reserve Officers Association schedules a meeting at 8 p m tomorrow with Lt Col E G Stegemiller as program chairman The discussion covers whether reservists will be recalled to active duty Three service representatives from major branches will outline policies and speak on personnel implications along with brief readings from unit and regional officers The speakers include Harry D D from Ohio District Cincinnati Commander S A Lief US Navy inspector instructor at the US Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center Cincinnati and First Lt Thomas E Shine US Air Force liaison officer 9105th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Group All reserves are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Discovery and name origin of the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian Islands were discovered by Captain James Cook in 1778 and originally called the Sandwich Islands after the Earl of Sandwich. The note records the historic naming reference and the explorer’s 18th century voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
James Cook
Sandwich Islands
Earl of Sandwich
Woman Saves Two Children And Two Dogs In Fire
ASHTABULA AP. A neighbor rescued two children Kenny Armstrong and his sister Ann from a blazing home. She returned for a third child but could not reach them. the house burned, yet the children escaped unhurt. Their mother and father were away at the time.
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Ashtabula
Kenny Armstrong
Ann
Kenny
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