Society Notes Travel and Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Harlan Patton of St Cloud Florida guests of Mrs Edna Cramer in Middletown return home after a summer in Michigan. Mrs C L Kingsbury and party visited Babbitt Minnesota and returned after a stay with Mr and Mrs Kingsbury Jr. Three week Daytona Beach trip planned for Mr and Mrs Charles Whiteman and A B Charlton. Capt James Miller of Puerto Rico visiting family at 906 Ellen Drive. Notre Dame Pittsburg game watchers Bernard Gibbons and daughter Carolyn from Highview Rd. Ohio State Wisconsin game seen by Middleton residents in Columbus. Norval Leichty and son Tim return from week motor trip through Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina Virginia. Middletown family toured Pine Mountains Smoky Mountains Mount Mitchell Blue Ridge Parkway Ashville Roanoke Lexington. Mrs Celeste Davis and Harry Wagner of Orlando guests of Lawrence Davis. Five weeks Jewell Cunningham in Middletown Rest Home. Cunningham, a retired Armco secretary, now lives with daughter and son-in-law in Louisville Kentucky and returned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Norval Leichty
Tim
Bryant St
Middletown
Pine Mountains
Smoky Mountains
Mount Mitchell
Blue Ridge Parkway
Ashville
Roanoke
Lexington
Jewell Cunningham
Stanley St
Armco
Cunningham
E. G. Sommers
Louisville
Reynolds Wrap Returns for Everyday Food Preservation
Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil returns as the original product, ideal for saving leftovers and reheating food. The ad emphasizes moisture protection and convenient snug packets for meats, vegetables, and roasts, promising improved freshness and flavor.
Community Notes and Club Meetings Preview
Coming up Mr and Mrs E H McCandlish host Ramblers Club for the first meeting of the club year featuring Mrs Vance Cribbs and Edward Jones. Wilson School Kindergarten Mothers group meets at 3 30 pm in the school library. Nu Phi Mu Sorority Unit 1 gathers at 7 30 pm in the Director's Room at the YMCA. A breakfast dish suggests apple pancakes with honey and pan fried sausage and a recipe adds chopped apple to pancake batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. McCandlish
Franklin St
Ramblers’ Club
Vance Cribbs
Edward Jones
Wilson School
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Jones Entertain Bridal Couple at West Fourth Ave Party
A luncheon and cocktail event hosted by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Jones on West Fourth Ave honored Miss Joanne Ingwersen and her fiancé Thomas Mabon Jr of Pittsburgh. Guests included Mr. and Mrs John Ingwersen, Mr. and Mrs William Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs John Aull Jr, Mr. and Mrs Donald Driscoll, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Ingwersen
Thomas Mabon, Jr
Pittsburgh
Clarence Jones
West Fourth Ave
John Ingwersen
William Tuttle
John Aull, Jr
Donald Driscoll
Roscoe Rider
Robert Driscoll
Ernest Rathman
William R. Fitzgerald
Clinton Boyd
Dean Phillips
John Tytus
John ‘Aull
Harold Neill
Marjorie Beck
David Driscoll
New Girl Scout Chief Arrives in Middletown
Miss Yvonne Wellman, new executive of the Middletown Girl Scout Council, has arrived from abroad and will assume duties Wednesday. The council plans teas, meetings, evening parties and sessions to acquaint her with districts and staff, including a 9 15 a.m. kaffeeklatsch at Mrs. E. J. Sebald’s Milton Road home for staff and office committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Wellman
Middletown
Hauselman Attends Mayflower Meeting
Arthur Hauselman president of Mauselman Transportation attended the Mayflower Warehouse Association meeting in Indianapolis. He said improved service and modern storage methods for household goods were discussed. Hauselman, a charter member, noted the 1931 Cleveland origin and growth from 22 to 476 members. The national convention will be in San Francisco March 10 to 13, 1953, with Mrs. Hauselman slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hauselman
Mauselman* Transportation Company
Mayflower Warehouse Association
Indianapolis
Hauselman
Cleveland
National Association
San Francisco
Home Ownership Essay Contest Invitation
Middletown and area high school students are invited to enter a 600 word essay on Why Home Ownership Builds Good Citizenship. Awards range from 500 to 325 dollars, with teachers of winners receiving equal cash prizes. The contest closes April 1 1953. Entries go to the Essay Contest Director NAHB 1028 Connecticut Ave NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Association of Home Builders
Connecticut Ave
N.W
Washington
D. C
YMCA to review budget needs after membership drive
YMCA officials will review the budget at noon Wednesday at the YMCA. President Elmer Barker said a report from the house and properties committee on liability insurance programs is also due at the board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Elmer Barker
Barker
House and Properties Committee
Board of Directors
Starick Returns as City Manager After Brief Absence
City manager H. W. Starick resumed duties after a two week absence. He spent the morning meeting with department heads to review ongoing projects and progress across city work programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Starick
Penguins North of the Equator Only In Captivity
A concise observation notes that penguins live naturally only in southern regions, with all northern penguin populations confined to captivity. The sentence underscores geographic limits on wild penguin habitats.
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Equator
Fluidity and Streamlined Silhouettes Define Fall 1953 Fashion
Leading designers in Paris outline major trends for fall 1953 including a fluid silhouette with minimal curves and a streamlined profile. Jerseys chiffons crepes and diaphanous laces drive new lingerie wardrobing while longer hemlines and varied waist placements influence dress lines. Evening wear favors velvet satin fur prints and gilt fabrics with Tudor Edwardian inspirations.
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NEA
PARIS
Dior
Desses
Griffe
Schiaparelli
Jacques Fath
Balenciaga
Great Britain
Moire
Geography thrills Dr. Lucile Carlson in teaching career
Dr. Lucile Carlson, assistant professor of geography at Western Reserve College, says geography fascinates her for its reach beyond maps and borders. She cites physiography, climate and human living conditions as key focus areas. Carlson is researching a Cleveland treatise and has studied Seattle's industry and Scandinavia's iron and steel sectors. Born in Minot, North Dakota, she has traveled widely and collects Venetian glass and European wares for her Cleveland six room apartment. She participates in the Women's City Club of Cleveland and pursues varied interests from sculpture to bicycling, noting geography is the most satisfying field she teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucile Carlson
Carlson
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Washington University
Iron and Steel
Scandinavia
Minot
N. D
European
Iron Curtain
Yuoslavia
Greece
Rome
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Paris
Women’s City Club of
Tech Geomreader
Gardner Board and Carton hosts NM A session
The Gardner Board and Carton Company will host the Butler County Chapter meeting of the National Office Management Association at 7 p.m. Tuesday. E. T. Gardner Jr. will deliver a welcoming address. Members will tour the board mill carton plant and main offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Butler County
National Office Management Association
E. T. Gardner, Jr
Carton
Ohio Taxation Program talk by John W. Peck Tuesday
John W. Peck the Ohio tax commissioner will address the Cincinnati Controllers Institute of America at the Netherland Plaza at 6 p.m. Tuesday on the Ohio Taxation Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Peck
Ohio
Cincinnati
Controllers Institute of America
Netherland Plaza
Ohio Taxation Program
Bell's Palsy usually heals with little treatment
Dr Jordan answers reader questions on Bell's Palsy noting sudden facial paralysis often resolves completely with no cure, sometimes facial massage and electrical stimulation are used. He discusses stomach hydrochloric acid, its role in digestion, and its variable necessity in cancer cases. He also covers abdominal fluid buildup after hernia surgery, burns on hair care, and the unlikely rejuvenating effect of lying with feet elevated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Bell
Poli patients at Mercy Hospital rise to six
Mercy Hospital admitted G. V. Johnson a one year old son of Granville Johnson of 1153 Heaton Street Hamilton. This case is believed to be the 30th poli patient in Butler County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
G. V. Johnson
Granville Johnson
Heaton St
Hamilton
Butier County
Boy Scout Committees Meet At Camp Hook
The Mound Builders Area Council Boy Scouts committee session is set for 6 p.m. at Camp Hook with R. L. Davidson as chair. Attendees include district chairmen Robert Sant Marion Snyder and Bill Smith. A discussion on units status is planned. Explorers and Troop 44 Carlisle will usher at the Ohio State Washington State game in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council of Boy Scouts
Camp Hook
R. L. Davidson
Robert Sant
Marion Snyder
Bill Smith
Explorers
Boy Scouts
Troop 44
Carlisle
Columbus
Storm Story Behind Shakespeare’s Bermuda Shipwreck Idea
Saturday the dozen boys travel with unit leader W. L. Kropf. Shakespeare wrote of a storm that wrecked a shipload of British colonists near Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kropf
Shakespeare
Bermuda
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Harlan Patton
St. Cloud, Fla
Edna Cramer
Tytus Ave
Michigan
Daytona Beach, Fla
Charles Whiteman
A. B. Charlton
Ellen Drive
Capt
James Miller
Puerto Rico
Pittsburgh Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Bernard Gibbons
Carolyn
Highview Rd
John Anderson
Stanley Reed
Homer Boxwell
Earle Hanson
Celeste Davis
Harry Wagner
Orlando, Fla
Lawrence Davis
Brentwood St
Poc Corkle
Eddie Mayehoff
NBC
Walter H. Wuerdeman
Madison Road
Williamson Heater Company
Jones
Mayflower
Starick
Amoas Fort
Rosette Hargrove
Jacques Heim
Christian Dior
Bertha
de Givenchy
Georgaphy
Gardner
Faert Ave
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
R.J.C. AI
Norris
Music House
First Ave
DIAL
Boy Scout Committee
Crawford
Zenith
Royar
Lewis Drugs
Central Ave
Lnion Sanitary
U.S
Union Sam Middletown
Park and
2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
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