Art colonies in Petersboro and New England discussed
Mrs. W. E. Marshall spoke to the Art Study Club about eastern colonies in Petersboro New Hampshire East Gloucester Fal mouth and Provincetown Massachusetts. She described Provincetown as a historic whaling and fishing town famed for church architecture. The talk included works by Maurice Hodgin of Miami University and examples of driftwood craft bamboo pottery and water color sketches.
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Petersboro
N. H
Gloucester
Mass
Falmouth
Provincetown
W. E. Marshall
Art Study Club
Provinceton
Shore
Marshall
Roy Freeze
McGee Ave
R. H. Wright
Nellie Losh
St Marys Altar Society Card Party Rescheduled
Ticket holders are advised the St Marys Altar Society card party is tonight at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus auditorium instead of Thursday. Proceeds benefit St Marys School building.
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St. Marys Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
A St. Mary’s
Treble Clef Plans Another Year Of Performances
Treble Clef Chorus met after a covered-dish dinner at Mrs. J. D. Riggs home to map a new season. Miss Ada Louise Weishaar directed the group with Miss Eleanor Shartle as accompanist. First rehearsal is October 14 at 7:45 p.m. at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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J. D. Riggs
North Broad St
Treble Clef Chorus
James Diefenbach
Ada Louise Weishaar
Eleanor Shartle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Treble Clef
Miss Rachel Kuderer to Plan Miami Homecoming Budget
Miss Rachel Kuderer daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Kuderer of Franklin Street has been chosen to plan the budget for Miami University's annual Homecoming celebration. She is a junior in the School of Education and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Kuderer
S. J. Kuderer
Franklin St
Miami University
Kuderer
School of Education
Alpha Omicron Pi
Early Egyptian body preservation took about seventy days
The article notes that ancient Egyptian mummification practices required roughly seventy days to complete the preparation of a preserved body. It highlights a structured sequence of steps and the involvement of skilled embalmers in the process.
Rushees Hear Serious Side Of Sorority
New Omicron chapter rushees attend an open meeting at the Barnitz Room YMCA to learn Beta Sigma Phi traditions and achievements. Mrs Nor man Trisler speaks on Longview League and the group plans a hospital party with a rush event set for Monday October 20 at Holiday House.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Omicron
Barnitz
YMCA
Andrew Mittenholzer
Donald Cox
Mina Jacot
George Montgome
James Sloan
Thomas Crooke
Lewis Pennington
Joseph Peters
Lela Croake
Norman Trisler
Longview League
Rush
Holiday House
Couple Wed In Germantown At St Pauls Church
Mrs Nan Phillabaum and Ralph Williams wed in a September 27 double ring ceremony at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev H H Jung officiated with guests including Mrs Leo Ellison. The couple plans residence at 18 West Market Street Germantown and both work locally.
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Nan Phillabaum
Germantown
Ralph Williams
Mr. Williams
B. E. Williams
Middletown
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. H. Jung
Leo Ellison
Smoky Mountains
West Market St
Williams
Germantown Telephone Company
Central Motor Sales Company
Dayton
First church for college students organized at Illinois
A church specifically for college students was organized at the University of Illinois in 1906 marking a pioneering effort to establish student focused religious life on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
University of Illinois
DAR Looks Into Public Affairs
The opening fall meeting of Colonel Jonathan Bayard Smith Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was held at the Hotel Manchester. Dinner in the Oval Room preceded a Round Table on the Bill of Rights led by Mrs. J. Les DuErmit with several members discussing the First Amendment and its present-day applications. The session closed with a peace prayer in devotionals by Mrs. J. C. Thompson. Guest Mrs. John L. Hofmann of Charleston attended with relatives in Chautauqua. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl Roess, Mrs. Jas. E. Taylor and Mrs. Frances Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Manchester
J. Les DuErmit
Wm. Frederick Stein
J. C. Thompson
John L. Hofmann
Charleston
S. C
Herbert J. Hofmann
Chautauqua
Carl Roess
Jas. E. Taylor
Frances Dodds
Group To Sponsor Girl Scout Troop
Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will sponsor a Girl Scout Troop’s November philanthropy to fill a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. A floor show will follow the convention banquet in Zanesville. Rushees Mrs. John Tischer, Mrs. B K Little, Betty Tuttle, Joan Rusk attended. E L Wagner of Rathman Troup Furniture spoke on decorating. Mrs. Gordon Aldridge hosts the next social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Zanesville
John Tischer
B. K. Little
Betty Tuttle
Joan Rusk
E. L. Wagner
Rathman Troup Furniture Company
Gordon Aldridge
Lowell Ave
Maple Park church groups elect officers and host November events
In The Churches Clifford Morningstar was elected president of the Young Married Couples Class at Maple Park EUB Church. Don ald Wagner became vice president and Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay secretary treasurer. Prize winners were Rev. James Recob and Mrs. Recob. Upcoming hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner and Circle Six of First Baptist Church featured “Stars that Beckon” on human rights. Fidelis Bible Class entertained by Middletown Fire Department Band with soloist Charles Combs and fire chief William Fishbaugh discussing fire prevention.
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Clifford Morningstar
Maple Park
EUB Church
Donald Wagner
Kenneth Lindsay
James Recob
Recob
Warren Rd
Charles Martin
Circle Six
First Baptist Church
Alva Taylor
Espa Geary
Vernon
Andy Hembree
Wilbraham Rd
Middletown
Charles Combs
Fidelis Bible Class
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Fishbaugh
Ernest Darnold
Virgil Combs
H. E. Ober
Charles Moering
Ralph Long
Charles Wagner
Rosalie Methen
Maurice Mammen
Darnold
Fancy Scarves to Boost Army Morale for Infantry Units
Army personnel may wear colored scarves this fall under new regulations. MSgt. Al Walters of Middletown notes the scarves are designed to enhance infantry prestige and identify combat-ready units. Infantry will receive scarves. other branches must fund theirs from unit accounts.
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al Walters
Middletown
Armco and Reserve To Lead New Columbia Ore Carriers
Columbia Transportation Co. orders two Great Lakes freighters named Armco and Reserve for about 50 million dollars each. Built by Lorain American Shipbuilding and Detroit Great Lakes Engineering Works, they measure 647 feet with 70 foot beam and 36 foot draft. Armco will be flagship replacing Joseph H. Frantz. Reserve honors Reserve Mining Co. with completion in November and December respectively.
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Armco
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Reserve
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Detroit
Transportation Company
Reserve Mining Company
Columbia
Joseph H. Frantz
Joseph H. Frantz’ As Flagship. the “Frantz
Community club meetings fill evening calendar
Maple Park Mothers Club meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the school for a special evening gathering. Town and Country Circle hosts at Mrs Charles French home at 7 30 pm. Lone Star Past Councillors meet at Mrs John Barr home at 7 30 pm with Mrs Maude Coates assisting. American War Mothers Middletown Chapter holds officer elections tomorrow at 1 30 pm in the American Legion Armory. Willing Workers Class Cumberland Presbyterian Church gathers tonight at Mrs George Halsey home at 7 30 pm.
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Maple Park
Mothers’ Club
Town and Country Circle, Msl
Charles French
Hetzler
John Barr
Baltimore St
Lone Star
Maude Coates
Middletown
American Legion
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
George Halsey
Winona Drive
Nurses' Alumnae Square Dance Postponed Indefinitely
Mrs Richard Lovelace, chairman, announced the nurses' alumnae square dance is postponed indefinitely. The committee will set a new date and venue once selected.
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Richard Lovelace
First Baptist Senior Philathea Hosts Halloween Covered-Dish
At Goldman Ave a Senior Philathea class dinner for 30 guests and two members featured Longview Social Service League speaker Mrs. Norman Trisler. Miss Hazel Duvall sang with Mrs. Otto Cash. co-chairs were Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Harden.
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First Baptist Church
Norman Trisler
Longview Social Service League
George Wedekind
Hazel Duvall
Otto Cash
Harry Montgomery
Roy Harden
Tutt To Head Clean Up Unit In Civic Association Drive
Sam J. Tutt was named the clean up man and leader of a new retail and service division in Middletown’s Civic Association non member canvass. The move aims for 100 percent coverage of 2400 to 3000 workers outside industry. The drive runs November 5 to 19.
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Tutt
Civic Association
Sam J. Tutt
Robert Kihm
R. C. Wicoff
John McCann
Kihm
Sion
Middletown
Manchester
Wicoff and McCann
Melvin Kelso
Ben Bender
AEIF Vote for Officers Soon at Armco Employees Federation
Election of officers for Armco Employees Independent Federation will be held Friday. Nominees include Henry Mathis and Layton McAfee for president. Walter Leonard and Everett Meeks for secretary-treasurer. Roscoe Bowman and Ed Windsor for East Works vice president. Melzo Gaw and Walter Squier for Fabricating vice president. East Works trustees contenders are Robert Myers, Al Post, Roy Roman, Harold J. Walters. Fabricating trustees are James D. Ingram and Bob Knorr. Salary Auxiliary chairmen Robert Lehmkuhl and Hubert Steele. secretary Patty Fisher and Edna Snider. East Works vice chairman Ernie Long and Bob Lund. Fabricating vice chairman Stanley Rock and Robert Slough. Charles Wagner seeks unopposed Armco Drainage and Metal Products vice president.
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
Incc
Henry Mathis
Layton McAfee
Walter Leonard
Everett Meeks
Roscoe Bowman
Ed Windsor
East Works
Melzo Gaw
Walter Squier
Robert Myers
al Post
Roy Roman
Harold J. Walters
James D. Ingram
Bob Knorr
Robert Lehmkuhl
Hubert Steele
Patty Fisher
Edna Snider
Ernie Long
Bob Lund
Stanley Rock
Robert Slough
Charles Wagner
Armco Drainage and Metal Products
Gardner Finance Man Is Promoted
Officials of the Gardner Board and Carton Company announce James Thompson, 2016 Spencer Sr., has been appointed staff assistant in the finance department. Thompson joined Gardner in 1950 as a management trainee and has since worked on special projects with the finance department Dairypak and the carton cost development section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Board and Carton Company Today
James Thompson
Spencer Sr
Thompson
Gardner
Dairypak
Carton
University of Wisconsin
Pure Oil Company of Chicago
Barker to Speak on Safety at Aeronca Management Club
Barker from Armco Steel Corporation will present a safety talk at 5 30 p m today for the Aeronca Management Club. After dinner in Aeronca cafeteria a brief business meeting led by club president Claus Richter will follow.
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Aeronca
Mohamadan Faith Dominates Egypt Population Share
A historical note states that ninety two percent of Egypt's population adheres to the Mohamadan faith, indicating a clear majority in the demographic makeup of the country.
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Egypt
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Sary
America
DAR
Goldman Ave
Vance Cribbs
W.S.W.S
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Edward Hammon
NYLON
Merle Norman
AEIF
Gardner Finance
Maytag Melampy
Congress
Ady
Enith “Rovyay
Lewis Drugs
Central Ave
Trozzo
Central
Kit Wm Lss A
Union Sanitary
Park and
2Nd Avenue
Gentral Avenue
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