Johnsons Return After 40 Day Absence From East
Mr and Mrs P F Johnson return to Elmo Place home after a 40 day absence in the East. They spent part of the visit with their son Rev Jay Johnson and family of Wanakena New York and joined the Wanakena family in Canaan Connecticut for Thanksgiving visiting Mrs Allerton Eddy and Mrs W H Johnson, siblings of Mr Johnson.
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Elmo Place
P. F. Johnson
East
Jay Johnson
Wanakena
N. Y
Middletown
Canaan
Girls' Bowling League Holds Covered Dish Dinner
The Gardner Board and Carton Company Girls' Bowling League held a covered dish dinner last evening at Mrs. Joseph Stein's Grand Ave home. After dinner, attendees enjoyed cards and records. Present were Mrs. Wilford Palm, Mrs. Robert Wise, Mrs. Fredau, Mrs. Robert Schiering, Mrs. John Kinder, Mrs. Glen Metzgar, Mrs. Glen Lamson, Mrs. Irene Herr, Mrs. Betty Wilson, Miss Joanne Heath, Miss Ginnie Barker, Miss Alma Hoper, Miss Vi Sanderson, Miss Ruth Rempe, Miss Julianne McGuff, Miss Jeanne Newton, Miss Betty Collier, Miss Mary Kapl, Miss Henri Huelsbeck, Miss Foile Letsanten, among others.
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Gardner Board and Carton Company Girls’ Bowling League
Joseph Stein
Grand Ave
Wilford Palm
Robert Wise
Fredau
Robert Schiering
John Kinder
Glen Metzgar
Glen Lamson
Irene Herr
Betty Wilson
Joanne Heath
Ginnie Barker
Alma Hoper
Vi Sanderson
Uth Rempe
Julianne McGuff
Jeanne Newton
Betty Collier
Mary Kap 1
Henri Huelsbeck
Foie Letsanten
Pouus
Peggy
Marjorie Manning i
Social notes and travel mentions from area residents
Mrs. Haddox returns from visiting Albuquerque relatives via a Gila National Park trip through Las Palomas Mexico. Columbus couple Mrs. James Lally and Margaret visit the Hoovers. Mr. and Mrs. Lease return from Thanksgiving with Fleming Roe relatives. Notre Dame vs. Southern California attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. Morrow. Athens resident Mrs. Hughes visits. Fourteenth Avenue hosts Mr. and Mrs. De Troy from Troy Ohio. A custard sauce tip fills out the page with double boiler instructions.
Mrs G Mardas Honored At Double Celebration
Mrs G Mardas celebrated both name day and birthday with a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Mardas on McGee Ave. The evening included games dancing and a buffet luncheon centered on a large birthday cake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Revelos Mr and Mrs Stratis Tetrogiou Mr and Mrs Gus Valen Mr and Mrs Pete Laras Mr and Mrs Spiros Hagias Mr and Mrs Pete Karyouros Mr and Mrs Chris Pappas Mrs Nick Revelos Mrs Helen Prapopoulos Mrs Anna Garofalos Mrs Sophie Demetriou Miss Mery Kara James Revelos George Revelos John Jelson George Manos and the hosts daughter Sue and son Denny.
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Gus Mardas
McGee Ave
Modern Mothers' Circle Hosts Memorial and Talk
Mrs John Robinson hosted the Modern Mothers Circle Tuesday with 14 members. A memorial service for the late Mrs Glen Neville opened the meeting. Project chair Paul Mullendere reported a Thanksgiving basket for the circle’s adopted family. Mrs Clifford Cook spoke on Beauty Within Ourselves, stressing character and personality, using excerpts from Essentials of Character and On Being a Real Person. Ways and Means chair Walter Coddington was named, Floyd Duffey joined as a new member, and refreshments were served amid chrysanthemum table decor.
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John Robinson
Burton Rd
Mothers
Mother's Study League
Glen Neville
Paul Mullendere
Donald Turner
Clifford Cook
Edward Sissons
Henry Emerson Fosdick
Walter Coddington
Ways and Means
Neville
Floyd Duffey
Harold Figley
First Presbyterian Church Women Meet at Milton Road Home
The Churches Park Arlington Circle of First Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Forest Swisher's Milton Road home with 32 members and two guests. The program featured a solo, devotionals, and a talk on the book Japan Begins Again. The group voted to purchase a tuberculosis health bond, and refreshments were served by Swisher and assistants.
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Park Arlington Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Swisher
D. W. Jacot
E. O. Barr
F. E. Banker
Wade E. Miller
Lodges Members Entertained At Park Street Home
The Lodges Graduate Regents Women of the Moose were entertained last evening at Mrs. Dale Graham’s Park Street home. After the business meeting, games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Howard Schneider, Mrs. Howard Newcomb, Mrs. Clifford Emerick, Mrs. Lester Keeler, Mrs. Edith Arpp, and Mrs. Charles Bolton. Birthdays of two members noted.
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the Moose
Dale Graham
Park St
Howard Schneider
Howard Newcomb
Clifford Emerick
Lester Keeler
Edith Arpp
Charles Bolton
Ohioans Sweep at International Livestock Exposition
Clarence Kinsey and son of Ludlow Falls Ohio won the Ohio Improved Chester Swine championship and reserve rib bons at the 50th International Livestock Exposition. R W Shellhouse of Sycamore showed the winning Hereford Barrows pen. Ohio State University entry took reserve in Shorthorn steers and J L Fought of Upper Sandusky presented the reserve Suffolk ewe.
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Chicago
Clarence Kinsey
Ludlow Falls
Ohio
R. W. Shellhouse
Sycamore
Ohio State University
J. L. Fought
Upper Sandusky
City Briefs Wednesday Meetings Across Local Groups
A slate of Wednesday meetings includes Blythe Williams Post 231 American Legion and its auxiliary at 7:30 and 8 p.m. respectively, the National Council of Catholic Women at Holy Trinity School 8 p.m., Armco Employes Independent Federation at 7 p.m., Moose Lodge at 8 p.m., Toastmasters at 6:30 p.m., Kiwanis noon gathering, Odd Fellows at 7:30 p.m., Alpha Council No 326 Jr OUAYW at 8 a.m., Lions at 6:30 p.m., Townsend Club 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Rachel Ashton’s home, Middletown Classroom Teachers at 7:30 p.m., National Secretaries Assoc Middletown Chapter at 6:30 p.m., Judge Leiser speaking at Armco Colored Center 8 p.m., Miami Valley Pulp and Paper Mill Assoc at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel.
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Townsend Club
Rachel Ashton
Franklin St
Serviceman Roger Lawson Returns From Japan Maneuver
OTSU Japan Pvt. Roger Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Lawson of 1402 Sycamore St has returned home after a five day maneuver with the 35th Infantry Regiment in the Lake Biwa area of Southern Honshu Japan. Mrs Ruth Novotny widowed mother of three won a 40000 settlement from New York Central System for her husband’s death in an accident on January 25 1948 in Cleveland.
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Otsu
Japan
Roger Lawson
Cleveland
Ruth Novotny
New York Central System
Christmas party plans noted at Manchester Hotel
Mrs. Fred Schneider and Mrs. Keeler were celebrated with gifts from members and mystery pals. Plans were made for a Christmas dinner party to be held December 15 at the Manchester Hotel.
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Fred Schneider
Keeler
Manchester Hotel
WISHING WELL. A daily number puzzle message game
A short note describes a pleasant number puzzle titled Wishing Well. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by fixed rules, derive a key number, and read a message from letters under checked figures across a rectangular grid. The text reads like an old puzzle brief.
New Orleans Mayor Seeks Larger City Tax Relief
Cleveland AP report says Mayor De Lesseps Morrison urged federal and state tax cuts for cities at the American Municipal Association meeting. He proposed a Little Hoover Commission to rebalance revenues among government levels amid alleged duplication and competition for funds. Read that 85 million urban residents would benefit as mayors from 42 states meet. Dayton and Seattle examples cited.
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Cleveland
de Lesseps S. Morrison
New Orleans
The
American Municipal Association Today
Morrison
AMA
Little
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
Montgomery County
Ohio
County
Dayton
Denver
William F. Devin
Seattle
J. A. D’ailly
Amsterdam
Holland
Clifford E. Rishell
Oakland
Cal
Max Brauer
Hamburg
Germany
Renovated White House To Have 77 Rooms
Washington AP reports the White House will expand to 77 rooms after a late 1951 renovation. Eight new rooms atop the fourth floor will house guests, with demolition starting soon to underpin interior foundations. Congress has allotted 5.4 million dollars.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Glen E. Edgerton
Congress
Cooper-Bessemer to spend 1 million on Mount Vernon works
Cooper-Bessemer Corporation plans a one million dollar modernization program for its Mount Vernon and Grove City foundries and machine shops. Directors approved the expenditure yesterday. Notice of appointment states Alvenia Enright of Middletown, Ohio, named executrix of John F. Enright’s estate, with four months to creditors to file claims. Nov 18, 23-30, Dec 7.
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Mount Vernon, O
Cooper - Bessemer Corporation
Mount Vernon
Grove City
John PF. Enright
Alvenia Enright
Middletown
Ohio
John F. Enright
Butler County
Supreme Pythian Chancellor To Be Speaker Here Tonight
National and state Knights of Pythias officers led by Supreme Chancellor Fred Ratliff of Marion Indiana visit Butler County Pythians in Middletown at Lafayette Lodge 37 on Central Ave. Wednesday at 8 pm with Grand Chancellor Kenneth Hess and others. The meeting will confer Page Rank on candidates and honors Ratliff, also Grant County Indiana schools superintendent.
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Knights of Pythias
Fred Ratliff
Marion
Ind
Butler County Pythians
Middletown
Lafayette Lodge
Central Ave
Ratliff
Kenneth W. Hess
Springfield
F. Glenn Sparks
Columbus
Dale Stump
Order
State Plans and Progress Commission
Grand
Labor Secretary Assails Reds In Address At UK Convention
Secretary of Labor Tobin denounced Communist influence in American unions during a Philadelphia speech to the CIO IUE convention. He warned that unions must reject Soviet infiltration and avoid agents of the Kremlin, praising labor’s move to democratic methods over Stalinist practices.
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Philadelphia
Tobin
CIO International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
IUE
Kremlin
Tokyo Police Plan Boosted patrols to curb December robberies
Tokyo metropolitan police will begin stricter beat patrols tomorrow to curb the usual year end wave of robberies. Officials say the rise in crimes precedes the traditional payment of debts before year’s end, a matter of honor in Japanese culture.
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Tokyo
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John Dobrozsi, Jr
General Insurance
Fast End
Dial
Ernest Haddox
Albuquerque
N. M
John Ball
Lind St
Gila National Park
Las Palomas
Mex
James Lally
Margaret
Lloyd Hoover
Robert B. Lease
Harrisburg, Pa
Frank Hidy
Fleming Ro
Vernon Jones
Forest Morrow
Athens
R. Bruce Hughes
Kenneth Rupp
Fourteenth Ave
A. E. de Troy
Troy, O
the Meadows
Yankee RD
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CALL
BY Gough Lamb
Hannah
LI Leaner
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
G. Mardas
House
Blythe- Williams Post
American Legion
National Council of Catholic Women
Holy Trinity School
Blythe-Williams Post
Leion Post
Silver Leaf
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Moose Lodge
Toastmasters Club
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Alpha Council, No. 326, Jr. Ouayw
North Broad St
Lions Club
Franklin High School
Middletown Classroom Teachers Association
National Secretaries Association
Oscar Leiser
Armco Colored Center
Miami Valley Pulp and Paper Mill Association
Chice
Buxton
T.M
Buxton Inc
U.S
Shinn
Patent
William J. Miller
King Features
Edgerton
Oscar R. Leiser
Said
G. W. A. Wilmer
Wilson Funeral Home
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. WilSon
Ernest Eliopulos
Wise
Trimble
House OF Flowers
Fenton Day
Office Outfitters, Inc
LY Norcross
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