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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1950

Page

6

Society notes from Middletown and guests travel

Mrs. R L Smith of Milwaukee visits Middletown with Calvin Verity family from South Main Street arriving Friday staying until Wednesday. Harold Tearse and Myrle Dennis accompany Mrs Dennis sister Mrs Fred Kramer of Seattle. They tour Seattle Mt Rushmore Badlands Yellowstone Mt Rainier and Washington Fair Puyallup. Viola Vance of Columbus joins Mrs A A Shaw’s nephews Justin Smith Oakwood Dayton and Forest Bogan Richmond VA. Bogan, on Richmond staff, flew home. R A Hurst and granddaughter Lenita LoMomaco of Curtis depart soon for six weeks in Washington State and Los Angeles.

R. L. Smith Milwaukee, Wis Calvin Verity South Main St Smith Middletown Myrle Dennis Fleming Rd Dennis Fred Kramer Seattle Washington Mt. Rushmore Badlands Yellowstone National Park Mt. Rainer National Park Washington Fair Puyallup Viola Vance Columbus A. A. Shaw Central Ave Justin Smith Oakwood Dayton Forest Bogan Richmond Bogan Washington State Los Angeles Calif R. A. Hurst Lenita LoMomaco Curtis

Family Visits Highlight Open House for 50th Anniversary

In Dayton, friends and relatives gathered for the open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ocet ur%er on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. John Theiss Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Theiss of Dayton and others from Cincinnati and Michigan. Edythe Taylor and Frances Gibbins also noted as visiting relatives in recent weeks.

Ralph Boxwell Trenton Gene Young Harold Young Dayton Andrew Ocetur John Theiss Elmer Theiss Edward Paul Ann James Barnes Betty Vennetton William Faye Cincinnati

Farewell Dinner For Gordon Hughes In Calumet Home

Mrs. Conklin hosted a Sunday noon farewell dinner for her niece Mrs. Gordon E. Hughes and Mr. Hughes who plan to sail October 20 from New Orleans to Caracas. Armco International linked executive prepares for South American assignment amid a baby yellow dahlia centerpiece.

W. S. Conklin Calumet Ave Thomas Heck Linda Sue Heck Robert Heck Jim Hughes New Orleans South America Mr. Hughes Armco Internatioonal

Mrs Mary Kalbfleisch Becomes Mrs Fraley in Richmond

Pictured is Mrs Robert Fraley who prior to marriage on September 23 in Richmond Indiana was Miss Mary Kalbfleisch daughter of Mr and Mrs Clovis Kalbfleisch of West Middletown Route 1. Mr Fraley is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fraley of West Middletown Route 1.

Robert Fraley Richmond Ind Mary Kalbfleisch Clovis Kalbfleisch West Middletown Mr. Fraley Route 1

Two-Ball Foursome At Wildwood Sunday

Perfect autumn weather added to golfers enjoyment at Wildwood Golf Club yesterday as members held a two-ball foursome. Tieing for first with a low gross score of 45 were Mrs. Al Leak and Mr. Bert Feinthal and Mrs. Gene Coker and Mr. Mort Taylor.

Wildwood Golf Club al Leak Bert Feinthal Gene Coker Mort Taylor

Community notices and upcoming meetings listed

Coming Up Circle 5 Homemakers meet 8 p m with Mrs Ira Bishman 205 South Main St Thursday. Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary regular meeting tomorrow Legion Home 7 30 p m. sandwiches ice cream and homemake cake for campers and W Sanders of Cincinnati. Mrs Lester Keeler entertains Graduate Regents Women of the Moose at 520 Crawford St tomorrow 7 30 p m. Religious Education Committee of the Women Guild Episcopal Church sponsors book review first Tuesday of Oct Nov Dec starting tomorrow 1 30 p m Parish House Mrs D E Harlan speaker on Who Walk Alone. Soft wood often is much harder than hard wood.

Circle 5 Ira Bishman 205 South Main St Spanish War _ Veterans’ Auxiliary Legion Home W. Sanders Cincinnnati Lester Keeler Women of the Moose Michael Thinness Crawford St The Women’s Guild of the Episcopal Church D. E. Harlan

Aull Home Dinner Party Honors Various Guests

The Alameda home of Mr. and Mrs Calvin Verity hosted a Saturday dinner party for houseguests including Mr. and Mrs Harold Tearse and Mrs R L Smith. Attendees spanned many couples from Dayton and Cleveland, decorated with Autumn flowers.

Harold Tearse R. L. Smith Calvin Verity Joan Aull, Jr The Alameda Colin Gardner Newman Ebersole Douglas Robbins Heber Tullis

Couple Surprised On Anniversary In Middletown

Mr and Mrs Edward Swaim of Harrison Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by their daughter Rosemary Swaim and son Thomas Swaim. The couple, both longtime Middletown residents born and raised there, were married September 30 1925 at Holy Trinity Church by Monsignor James F McNary. The event featured a family tree keepsake, card games, and a luncheon for relatives and friends including Edward Potter, John Bruggeman Sr and Jr, Robert Morris, Robert Swaim, and others.

Edward Swaim Harrison St Rosemary Swaim Thomas Swaim Edna Hall Edward Hall Middletown Edward F. Swaim Harry Swaim James F. McNary Holy Trinity Church Swaim Catholic Ladies of Columbia Business and Professional Women’s Club Knights of Columbus Spebsqsa John Bruggeman, Jr Edward Potter Robert A. Morris William Garvin William Dimyer John Bruggeman Robert Swaim R. L. Fausnaugh

Family Shower For Bride-Elect Margaret Hamlin

Miss Margaret Ann Hamlin bride elect of Kenneth Schuch ter was honored at a family shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Don Volkering of Morrow. About 70 guests attended the Saturday evening event with cards dancing and a pink and white gift display. A luncheon concluded the affair.

Margaret Ann Hamlin Kenneth Schuchter Don Volkerding Morrow

Elizabeth Smith Honored At Party

Elizabeth Smith bride elect Frederick A. Grant of Dayton was feted at a tea and miscellaneous shower at the Robert Holly home on South Main. The November 4 wedding at First Methodist Church will be followed by a tea table hosted by Mrs. Dana Sycks of Cincinnati and many local and Dayton guests attended.

Robert Holly South Main St

Several Parties Honor Houseguest

Mrs. R. L. Smith of Milwaukee visited as a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Verity. Weekend events included a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Aull Jr, a country afternoon in Aurora Ind, and a luncheon at Mrs. Donald Driscoll's home with Mrs. Smith as guest of honor. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Verity hosted a cocktail party for their guest.

R. L. Smith Milwaukee Calvin Verity John Aull, Jr Verity Smith Cornelius O’brien Aurora Ind Donald Driscoll Mrs. Smith

Ohio church women meet in Columbus for councils

Mrs. Howard Price heads the Miami Branch women’s society and the local Council of Church Women as Ohio church women from sixteen denominations gather in Columbus October 2 to 4 for the eighty first Councils and the twenty fourth assembly with hundreds of societies appointing representatives.

Miami Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Council of Church Women Howard Price Ohio Church Women Columbus Eighty One Councils Twenty-Fourth

Patricia Phelps and Robert Rettich Wed Last Friday

Patricia Phelps daughter of Elsie Johnson Germantown Route 1 wed Robert William Rettich Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rettich Germantown. The Rev Paul Bressler performed the double ring ceremony at Germantown Lutheran Church with roses gladioli and candles. Mr and Mrs Harold Martz Jr of Franklin sang Be cause I Love You Truly and Oh Promise Me with organist Mrs R Coghill. Best man Thomas Rettich groom's brother. Ushers Charles Kuch Richard Thiel Frank Pressel ring bearer Richard Rettich. Attending the bride as maid

Patricia Ann Phelps Elsie Johnson Germantown Robert William Rettich, Jr Robert W. Rettich Walnut St Paul Bressler Germantown Lutheran Church Harold Martz, Jr Franklin R. Coghill Thomas Rettich Charles Kuch Richard Thiel Frank Pressel Richard Rettich

Bride and groom wed in Germantown ceremony

Miss Sarah Long served as maid of honor and Miss Peggy Ann Martz as bridesmaid as Miss Retzich wed in a Germantown church. The bride wore a white satin gown with chantilly lace and French illusion veil. the groom, a Moraine Products employee, and the couple plan to reside in Germantown after a trip.

Sarah Long Peggy Ann Martz Bonnie Gunckle Denver Johnson Johnnson

Vast underwater realm holds over 3 million square miles unseen

More than 3,000,000 square miles of earth remain unexplored beneath the oceans. Researchers note vast underwater expanses harbor unknown ecosystems and geologic wonders awaiting discovery.

Local Shrine Holds Official Inspection at Manchester Hotel

Annual inspection of Middle town Shrine No. 25, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, was held Saturday evening at the Manchester Hotel. A dinner for 100 preceded the inspection in the Senior Ballroom, with 200 members from nearby shrines attending the Junior Ballroom ceremony.

Middletown Shrine No Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Manchester Hotel Lileka Politz William Seastrom Claudia Finegan Supreme Worthy St. Louis, Mo Ralph Kah Wallace Frayer Ralph Bauer Shepherd

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