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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1948
Page
3
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Carl Combs, a prominent Middletown postal worker, began his 36th year with the United States Post Office yesterday. He hosted dinner for two longtime colleagues Albert H. Abraham and Elza Abraham, where the trio shared stories of their years delivering mail in Middletown.
Mr and Mrs William Buchholzer of Germantown welcome a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bush announce a son born Friday in Washington District of Columbia. Mr and Mrs Charles Kilby of Hamilton greet a girl born Friday. Mr and Mrs Greene Nichols of J Lamberton J announce a daughter born Friday. Mr and Mrs Richard Royce of 603 Charles Street celebrate a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Richardson of 1907 Queen Street welcome a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Jacob W Pratt of 603 Fifteenth Avenue welcome a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Elza Hill of 1111 Iglehart Street welcome a girl born Friday or Saturday.
Winmore Bible Class plans a Monday 6 30 p m meeting in the church social rooms to celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary with Mrs E Sams Mrs L Gilbert Mrs W Schneider Mrs H H Jung Mrs M Trushel Mrs J Bellaw and Mrs G Bellaw in charge The Women's Century Club opens its season Monday at 6 30 p m in Mrs V E Cribbs home on Dixie Highway with a pot luck dinner.
The Amoma Class of First Baptist Church will gather with Mrs. W. C. Cade at 2904 Orlando Drive on Monday at 8 p.m. for a church meeting and activities.
Members of the Viola Rebekah Lodge will gather Monday evening at 7 30 at the Knights of Malta hall for a regular meeting and planned activities.
The Elsie Pratt Circle will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Ben Worcester at 503 Orchard Street at 8 p. m. The gathering aims to discuss community plans and upcoming events.
The Current Events Club will convene on Monday with hostesses Mrs. G. E. Leighton Mrs. J. P. Butterfield Mrs. W. H. Monton and Mrs. L. T. Johnston assisting.
The Married Ladies of St Johns Church will host an anniversary party tomorrow at 3 p m inviting all parish ladies. Officers will be elected during the event.
Harmony Mothers of Mothers Study League held a guest meeting at Mrs. Robert Crawford home on Thursday night. Mrs. James Cahill welcomed guests Mrs. Clyde Deneen Mrs. Philistine Frey and Mrs. Samuel Moore. Gene Coker announced a card party October 27 to raise funds for a worthy cause and a hayride was planned for October.
Mrs. Lina H. Klein aged 89 died from injuries after a fall at her Canton home. A former concert pianist, she and her husband Adolph ran a Dubuque music academy for 55 years.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Jane George of Jeffersonville Indiana to Ernest Philpot of Franklin Kentucky. The ceremony took place in Newport Kentucky on September 18 with Naomi Crist and Claude Tinch as attendants. They will reside with Earl Philpot near Franklin after a brief honeymoon. Both graduates of 1948 and employees of National Cash Register in Dayton.
Akron AP report says CIO Public Workers Union members at the Edwin C Shaw Tuberculosis Sanatorium ended a four day slowdown and will resume normal service. Trustees and union officials reached a three hour deal including a 25 cent hourly pay boost study by a citizens advisory committee and reinstatement of twenty workers dismissed at the start of the slowdown.
Morning worship begins 10 30 a m with Mrs Duvall playing In Remembrance and A Tear for offertory. World Wide Communion observed. Dr E R Turner speaks on Christian Unity. Choir sings Day by Day. Sunday school at 9 30. Youth Fellowship 6 30. Boy Scouts Tuesday 7. Women’s Society meet at Moore St home. Loyalty Month features Rally Day October 10 Guest Sunday Men’s Day October 17 Family Day October 24 Youth Sunday October 31.
The union says workers involved in the dispute are paid an average of 87 cents an hour. The hospital claims its pay scale is the state's highest for this type and labels the slowdown illegal under the Ferguson Act, which bans public employee strikes.
Cub Pack One met at the Church of The Ascension to open its fall and winter program with a wood carving talk by Elza Abraham led by Clarence Dietrich. The Cowboys theme guided activities as Den One performed a Home On The Range skit and the group sang.
Eighty members attended the opening dinner of the Workers Council of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church at Camp Miami Germantown. Dr. J Bruce Behney spoke on What Is The Task Of The Church and group singing was directed by Herman Copp.
Radio listings show WLt w 100 K and WMOH 1450K airings from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM including General programs like Truth or Consequences, Hit Parade, Can You Top This, Dennis Day, James Forrestall, Gang Busters, What's My Name, News, and a Dance Orchestra. Local sports night features CHS vs. Fairfield.
Morning afternoon and evening services will be held in the tent at Winton and Burbank Streets. At 2 30 p m C C Ingram evangelist will bring the message.
The Temple Chorus will perform background music for the World-Wide Communion service at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with the Tower Chimes at 10:20 a.m. The Rev. Kenneth Sarey announces baptism plans for a fall feature service. Kinder garten Kirk and Children's Church meet as usual.
Edward O. Johnson, 67, former president of Wilmington City Council, died of a heart ailment after arriving at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. He once managed the Clifton Lumber Yard in Wilmington and resigned from the Council in 1943 to join the Air Service Command civilian staff.
The Rev Paul V Golembiewski announces a new 11:30 a m mass beginning Sunday October 3 at McKinley Junior High School auditorium in addition to the 9:30 a m mass at the church.
The Methodist Young Married Guild hosts a covered dish dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m. Friday features Woman's Society Day with the Executive Board meeting at 10 30 a m in the Chapel. Luncheon for all W S C members at 12 30 p m and a general meeting at 2 p m.
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