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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1949

Page

9

YMCA Campaign Opens With 1000 Citizens Targeted

Lebanon gears up for the fourth annual SD Harmon YMCA membership and finance drive. Co chairmen J Harold S Rosencrans and Rev Paul B Chiles announce a goal of 1000 local supporters for the 1949 50 campaign aiming to raise 100000. The kickoff dinner at Lebanon Presbyterian Church featured William Young as speaker and the Pilot Class served the meal.

Lebanon SD Harmon Ymca J. Harold S. Rosencrans Paul B. Chiles The Lebanon Presbyterian Church William Young Dayton C. E Jimmy” Griffith Presbyterian Church

Franklin Pair In Middletown Dancing Group

Franklin Pe and Joe Gribble children of Mr and Mrs Harry Gribble are members of the Fraserettes of Middletown. They performed Sunday at the Eagles Ball Room in Hamilton and are set to appear next Saturday at the Middletown high school on Baltimore Street. The reads as one of many appearances in the Jam Valley.

Franklin Joe Gribble Harry Gribble Fraserettes Middletown Eagles Hamilton Baltimore St Jami Valley

Elk Creek Residents Share Social Visits Across Counties

Social notes list multiple visits and dinners in Elkton Middletown West Liberty and Hamilton. Individuals include Grace Sheley May Wise Hazel Schraub Darce Cox Arthur Schul Chester Clifton Rita Schul and Barbara Puckett among others with extended family drop ins and weekend gatherings. An oddly phrased final line notes the Rio Grande border shifting, affecting farmers who felt they were in Mexico or Texas.

Elk Creek Grace Sheley May Wise Hazel Schraub Dayton Hospital Eldon Cox Paul Campbell Middletown Darce Cox Arthur Schui Chester Clifton Edward Trimble Fennan Sowell Hamilton William Sowell Marton Lewis Norman Cox West Middletown Curtis Lewis Willard Hughes West Liberty Arthur Schul Donald Betty Pullman Rita Schul Mark Sheley Wallace Sheley West Elkton Carrie Sergent Holly Cox Middletow’n Barbara J. J. Puckett Lollie Puckett Charlie Stone Shafer Schenck Henry Schraub Irvin Schul George Schul Rio Grande Mexico Texas

Gatherings Planned by Lebanon Groups

Homemakers of Bethany Church plan a Friday meeting with Mr. and Mrs. William Hackman. A Hobo Party is planned with devotions by Opal Ki and entertainment led by Arthur Bausmith. Turtlecreek Chapter D A R meets Saturday at 2 at Mrs. Grover Green’s near Foster. Hart Community Club gathers Wednesday at Mrs. William Hart’s with co host Mrs. Joe Jameson, and Mary Wiseman will demonstrate floor coverings. Dayton Pike Community Club meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Mrs. Jessie Haselwood. Wiseman will Demonstrate at 1 30 p m.

Lebanon Bethany Congregational Christian Church William Hackman Opal Ki Arthur Bausmith Turtlecreek Grover Green Foster Hart Community Club William Hart

Franklin Women Attend Halloween Party in Middletown

Mrs. Ralph Hines and Mrs. Irene Nichols will join Alert Club members for the annual Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Albert Canter at her Middletown home on Moore Street. Mrs. Eckter and Mrs. Canter will host as stork shower honors member Mrs. Wilber Brown.

Franklin Ralph Hines Irene Nichols Alert Club Albert Canter Middletown R. Eckter Canter Moore St Wilber Brown

Franklin Class Plans Antique Party At October Meeting

The Franklin Local Class of the Congregational Christian Sunday School will hold an antique party at 7:30 PM Thursday in Mrs. Harry Millard’s home. Members are asked to wear antique clothing or bring an antique item. After the business session a penny social will follow. All members are urged to attend.

Franklin Congregational Christian Sunday School Harry Millard

Bethany Club Notes Busy Week Of Meetings

Liberty Township reports a Mormons talk and ancient cliff dwellers paper at the Bethany Progressive Literary Club meeting. Guests include Donald Gooding and Edna Billingsley. two dozen locals attended Klans Sisters and 500 Club events. a birthday at the Ringersen home.

Liberty Township Bethany Progressive Literary Club William Melampy J. O. Wyle E. B. Long S. D. Collins Leland Chapman de Bursk M. C. Hall J. McClung C. C. Moshiek Edna Billingslea Wyle America Ringeisen J. C. Berry Carl Berry Delmer Berry Wilbur Berry Mrs Junior Berry

Warren County Observing Fire Prevention Week

Warren County observes Fire Prevention Week with Lebanon and adjacent county reporting lower losses than last year. Fire Chief C V Dunham says Lebanon fire units will inspect businesses residences schools alleys and other areas to root out hazards and urges public help by keeping basements clean checking flues and wiring. Betty Fornshell joins The Western Star succeeding Peggy Sanders who resigned to take another post. Fornshell is a Lebanon High School graduate formerly at The Western Adjustment Company.

Lebanon Agron C. V. Dunham Betty Fornshell The Western Star Peggy Sanders Fornshell Lebanon High School Estern Adjustment Company

Warren fall teachers meeting set in Warren

The Warren County Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting at Morrow High School next Tuesday evening. Dr. J. R. Coplan of Springfield will be the guest speaker, with music by Carlisle and Harveysburg schools. Supt. Emery Bethel of Morrow will host, and a secretary will be elected. Dorothy Stuart of Morrow faculty has served as acting secretary.

Lebanon Warren County Teachers Association Morrow High School R. F. Hatfield J. R. Coplan Springfield J. Forrest Burns Kings Mills Carlisle Harveysburg Emery Bethel Morrow Dorothy Stuart

Eight Birthday Party Noted At Franklin Home

Franklin area brief reports Freddy Smith celebrated his eighth birthday with a Saturday party at 213 Pine St. Middles towns and surrounding communities are listed among attendees and visitors including Steven Cox Rex Parlette Michael Smith Judith Mallory Beth Bennington Ada Harold and Michael Baker and many others. Hospital and entertainment outings are noted for several residents and relatives across Middletown Burlington and Dayton venues.

Franklin Freddy Smith William Smith Pine St Steven Cox Rex Parlette Michael Smith Mrs. Smith Judith Mallory Beth Bennington Middletown Ada Harold Michael Baker Carlisle Michael Byers Bobby Myerly Joe Scholl Linda Thompson Aimee Bindley Carolyn Gillen Linda Harden Michael J. S. Tattershall Burlington Tattershall Cyrus Schenck Amelia Bigler Anton Scibilia Keith's Dayton

Community Guests Gather for Weekend Visits in Greenwoood

Mr and Mrs Forest Terrill host Sunday guests including Orville Flory of Camden and Kelley Bashford. Merle Harkloo, Susan, Stella Emrick, Fern, Gladys Schuvvis ited Cecil Charles family near Gratis. Several local families hosted and visited, with Ladies Aid meeting at George Lawson home and multiple dinners and weekend visits among Greenbush Hamilton Hamilton area residents.

B. R. Emrick le Moore Jacksonburg M. J. Moore Glen Ross June Clayton Schul Merle Harkloo Susan Mabel Harkloo Myrtle Null Alta Ida Moore Ladies Aid George Lawson Greenbush Nellie Smallwood Stephen J. Moore Craig Phillips Hamilton

Local Briefs Schedule Tuesday Community Meetings

A list of Tuesday events across towns including Amanda Franklin Poasttown Lebanon Germantown Springboro Trenton and West Elkton. PTA clubs women’s groups church societies Grange and lodge activities plus a four day Ohio Women’s Baptist Convention item.

Franklin Ohio Women's Baptist Convention Second Baptist Church

PTA in Lebanon Plans Evening Meeting at High School

Lebanon The Lebanon A PTA meets this evening at 7 30 at the high school auditorium with Dwight Keller president announcing. After a brief business session music directed by Earl Snapp will be performed, followed by a tour of the new building classrooms. Movies will be shown for attending children and parents.

Lebanon PTA The Dwight Keller Earl Snapp

Social notes from Middletown and area residents

Mrs. Grant Smith of Middletown visited her son Elmer Smith and family. Numerous locals and visitors attended meetings, calls and visits across Dayton, Miamisburg, Hamilton, Lebanon, and surrounding towns. Notables include W O Thompson on vacation, and funeral services for Elizabeth Leichty.

Poasttown Grant Smith Middletown Elmer Smith Mary Graves W. O. Myers Dayton Ray Pratt C. H. Pippert Fred Seibold W. O. Thompson Frigidaire Thomas Woodford Orlando Fla Edward Marshall Harry Rupp G. O. Michael Frank Cox J. D. Club Miamisburg Henry Ludington Lebanon Marvy Graves S. C. Hilcher Patsy Mt. Healthy Walter Wirtley Karl Banker Robin Hamilton Howard Poffenbarger F.T.T.F. Club Charles McCray Lawrence Michael Carlisle W. F. Lawrence Fred Clark Vancouver British Columbia Frank Buffington Priscilla Club W. C. Null Lulu Johnson Dewey Bursk Hughes Station Charles Woods Elizabeth Leichty Eerie Flier Funeral Home Bert Biliett Larence Rider Lawrenceburg Ind Charles Hillard Albert Pfitzer Terry Sharonville Dale ‘Billett and Son Bert Billett

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town

Louise Miller of Cincinnati visits the Paylors in Germantown. Rev Rothrock baptizes his infant granddaughter Deborah Burke in Troy. The 3M Club meets at Russell Storer’s. covered dish at 7. Mrs Charles A of Lebanon visits Laughlin family. William Weaver's Dayton trip to Paul Pong's home. Lorin Krader and others attend Miami University football game. Dr George Buck’s funeral in Indianapolis. Richard Alsios visiting his mother Alma Albright. Mrs Paul Mount and sons visit the Kurfiss home. Janet Ebright visits Ohio State with Walter Wright family.

Germantown Louise Miller Cincinnati Lewis Paylor H. A. Rothbrock Lee Burke Troy Rothrock Deborah Burke Russell Storer Charles A Lebanon Bryan Laughlin Billy William Weaver Dayton Paul Pong Lorin Krdteer Anchaars Jean Joyce Miami University Buck Mina Buck George Buck Indianapolis Richard Alsios Boston School of Technology Alma Albright Paul Mount Sons Sandusky Lester Kurfiss Janet Ebright Ohio State Es Panney Walter Right

West Elkton appoints teen class officers and cheerleaders

West Elkton announces newly elected class officers across grades from seventh to twelfth. Seniors pick Charles Sorrell as president and Evelyn Bach as vice president, with list of officers for each class and junior high recreation leaders. Cheering squads also named including Lois Ballard and Rose marie Nixon for senior high.

West Elkton Charles Sorrell Evelyn Bach Barbara Sowell Geraldine Ewing Dick Shely Joyce McIntosh Richard Smith Glen Sheley Margaret Bailey Loretta Thomas Rosemarie Nixon Shirley Gilliland Vincent Taylor Marvin Boiser Grover Epperson Kenneth Chaney Harold Messer David Carrol James Hartman Ray Craycraft Ruth Hamilton Royce Clippinger Mildred Lattimore Betty Helton Faye Hagins Janice Hines Marilyn Hough Myrna Smallwood Ruth Francis Phyllis Bach

Eyler's furniture store to open October 22 in Springboro

Eyler's Furniture announces its official opening on October 22 from 2 to 10 p m in Springboro with company representatives and a home demonstrator to show new appliances. Also noted are local church activities including Methodist Brotherhood dinner in Waynesville, laymen and ministers meeting, EUB Church choir gatherings, and a WSMS district meeting at Otterbein Home.

New Springboro Eyler Denver Noggle W. E. Stanton Warren County Methodist Brotherhood Waynesville Noggle

Family Church Supper Held at Franklin Presbyterian

Franklin reports indicate a congregational family supper was held Monday night at the Presbyterian Church. The meal was served family style by Mrs Norman C Locke’s Sunday School class. Hamlin G T Cotas gave a talk and officers were elected after reports at social hour.

West Elkton Community League Opens Fall Season Tonight

West Elkton kicks off its fall season with an 8 PM meeting in the community building. The program includes officer elections with James Ballard as president and Nola Gene Sheley as secretary, a look at local club work, and a look inside the Junior Club. Also noted is a speech by hospital board chair T S Townsley at a Lebanon chamber forum about Clinton County Hospital needs.

Lebanon Noem of Commerce Forum T. S. Townsley Wilmington Clinton County Hospital Board Townsley Charles J. Wagrones Chamber of Commerce Forum West Elkto Elkton Community League Dent James Ballard Stephenson Wallace Jamis Bach Miller Nola Gene Sheley Mary Loulein Mary Hi Irene Phillips Don Louis Hubert Hough Donald Lannie Bailey Edward A Julius Back Kenneth Miller H. Bond Sewing Club Ing Club Richard Smith Ke Miller Harold C. Shaw West Elkton County Teachers Association Eaton School

Trenton PTA to Introduce School Board Candidates

Trenton board of education hopefuls Cecil W. Ash Herbert Kelhoffer Clarence Conarrow Abe L. Young and Willard F. Schenck will be introduced at the Trenton PTA meeting in the high school auditorium at 8. Harold Norris of Middletown will present Middletown High School band films and outline plans for a Trenton band. Grade four students will perform musical selections.

Trenton Trenton Board of Education Trenton Parent Teachers Association Cecil W. Ash Herbert Kelhoffer Clarence Conarrow Abe L. Young Willard F. Schenck Harold Norris Middletown

Local Moves and New Arrivals Stir Lebanon Community

Mr and Mrs Albert Herrick relocate from Cincinnati to the Collins property on East Warren Street recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Richard Wood. Several Vandalia residents including Victor and Ralph Stibbs visit Portsmouth. Leland H Higgins sells Summitt Street property to Homer Kuehn of Fort Wayne who plans to move soon. The Higgins relocate to Fort Wayne. William Spradlin buys Louis Runyan home on Cincinnati Avenue. Ruth McClure and family relocate to East Silver Street. A wedding in Norwood unites Don Zentmeyer and Miss Juanita Reichoff with attendees including Mrs Hill and family.

Lebanon Albert Herrick Cincinnati Collins East Warren St Richard Wood Victor Stibbs Ralph Stibbs Margaret Roberts Harry Stibbs Vandalia Portsmouth Leland H. Higgins Summitt St Homer Kuehn Ft. Wayne Ind Higgins William Spradlin Louis Runyan Cincinnati Ave Ruth McClure East Silver St Robert Kramer Kelly Harry Hill

Germantown Lodge Sets Inspection Event

Germantown Grand Rebekah Lodge held its inspection Thursday night. Germantown High School Hi Y group with chaperones Mr and Mrs Dean Stiver enjoyed a hayride and wiener roast Saturday night at Germantown Dam.

Germantown Grand Rebekah Lodge of Germanytown Germantown High School Dean Stiver Germantown Dam

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YMCA Darling & CO Chrysler Plymouth New Yorker Windsor Windsor Clubs Plymouth Club Cow Monthru Johnson Motor CO Main ST Warren County Warren Har Hipple Middletown Hospital Martin Reese Robert Reese Monroe Mich Blanchester Ray James Scivilia Amelia Bigier Eugene Taylor Deward Rice Martin Pee Greenwood Amanda Catholic Ladies of Columbia Legion Home East Fourth St Peasttown Grange Herschel Williams Iota Theta Phi Beta Psi Sorority Mervin Rayburn Great Books Group CBS Springboro Clearcreek Township Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist Church Charles Hartman Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church J. C. Shultz Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Guy Fairgrounds Mothers Club West Elkton Community League Hart c Unity Club Pecasae William Hurt Dayton Pike Community Club Guasie Hazelwood Legion Ballroom Featuring Johnny Salmon” and His Orchestra AVE. and Curtis Family Church Trenton Pta Germantown Lodge Parker Gardiner Oscar Wild Madeleine Carroll Richard Greene Barkley Broadway Randolph Scott Marguerit Chapman Stephen McNally England Barbara Whiting
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