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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1949
Page
5
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At Lake Success a 21 nation UN subcommittee pressed to resolve the Balkan dispute and the fate of Italy’s prewar African colonies. It favored Libia gaining independence by 1952 with an international council led by Britain France and the U.S. but excluding the Soviet Union, and its admission to the UN after independence. Somaliland and Eritrea remaining undecided. The Balkan talks aimed to end fighting with a Russian peace proposal reportedly shaping discussions. The Security Council debated a Russian arms information plan, with six members opposing without verification.
Mr and Mrs Karl Schirm hosted a rehearsal party at their Aberdeen Drive home for their daughter Martha Schirm and her fiancé Arvin Jones. Attendants and hostesses attended the gala event with flowers, supper, and decorations preceding the Bethlehem Lutheran Church wedding today.
The Main Street Circle hosted a breakfast for members and guests of the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Carl F. Williamson gave devotions on faith as a Christian asset. Mrs. Mull spoke on ecumenism and global church unity. Mrs. Lockmeyer sang with Mrs. Brooks at the piano. A memorial service honored four deceased members and the group approved the year’s budget before adjourning with the Mizpah benediction.
The First Baptist Church group met at Mrs. George W. Yoho’s MacKinley Street home for its monthly session. Members praised a Halloween party with prizes to Mrs. Earl Henry Mrs. Andrew Harger and Mrs. Lawrence Shackleford. A donation to the pieces of peace fund and a basket for a needy family were approved.
The church announces Sunday school at 9 30 directed by Harry S Bailey with sermons by Rev Frank E Sowards at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m An old fashioned Baptismal service will be held at Dick s Creek after morning service Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Rev Kenneth Duff in charge.
The third Sunday of Church Attendance Month is tomorrow with 10 15 a m sermon by Rev Harold H Jung on Our Good Neighborhood Policy. Bible school at 9 15 a m features Robert Hoppe on God and the Nations with Look unto me as memory selection. A 6 30 p m Tuesday covered dish supper in the social room is organized by Enis Marshall Virgil Webster J E Roebuck Harry Linkins Chas Neubrander Stuart Nixon and Ed Davidson. catechetical instruction for the Confirmation Class meets Friday at 4 p m.
City Building personnel hosted a farewell dinner for Elinor Conway who is resigning. The event began with dinner at the Meadows and continued at Mrs Hayden McIntosh’s home with ecards into the night. Attending were Mrs L Ratliff Hilda Crooke M Burney Howard Johnson Jean Albert Mary Hummel Hazel Duvall Jean Gray Martha Class Rachel Wilthide Doris Kronborg and others.
Mrs. Edward Bolen, South Dakota grand representative, was feted at a Franklin Chapter East ern Star reception with 150 attendees. Guests from multiple chapters admired dahlias, heard performances by Miss Pat Scholl and Miss Barbara Tinch, and enjoyed poems, vocal numbers, and dances.
Last evening Forest Hills Country Club was the center of attraction for 50 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore at a buffet supper. The congenial group enjoyed themselves with visiting and chatting.
The Ma ple Park Girl Scout Leaders gathered at Mrs Stanley Frisby’s Bryant Street home for their second meeting of the year. A letter read by Mrs Rex Moore described conditions in a Czech family aided by CARE package from troop 58. Refreshments served to several members including Mrs Norval Leichty and Mrs James Florence.
Tonight should stay fair with temperatures near 45 to 50 degrees. Sunday is expected to show little change with similar readings. Yesterday ranged from 44 degrees early morning to 67 in the afternoon. This morning’s low was 46 at six, rising to 54 by nine.
Meadowlawn Church of God schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mrs Joe Mead ows Junior department under Mrs French Stokely worship at 10 45 a m with Rev Francis B Cummins pastor preaching Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m led by Miss Arlene Wright Evening hour at 7 30 p m sermon by the pastor Cottage prayer meeting Saturday night at Morton Wells home Ex cello The evangelistic camp starts Monday October 1730 with Rev Frederick C Pingoun of Defiance Ohio as evangelist
A dense schedule lists WLW T V and WHIO broadcasts with UC games against Mississippi State and Toledo, film features, sports and hayride segments, Weather and Sign Off. WHIO offers football review, Red Barber, Ruthie on the Telephone, Cavalcade of Stars, Wrestling, and late news.
A listing of radio segments and sponsored programs across county fairs sports and music. Highlights include music hours entertainment talk shows and community notices featuring groups like Boy Scouts and Jamboree segments and a variety of serials and dance programs.
Washington AP reports a compromise raising the national minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour in interstate commerce, with House and Senate conferees backing the measure. Tobin calls it a notable advance though disappointing in parts, as the bill awaits final action before President Truman.
About 500 locals demonstrated against Hjalmar Schacht and his wife in Duesseldorf calling for his removal. They sheltered in a hotel until police escorted the couple to custody then released them with orders to leave the area. Schacht, acquitted at Nurnberg, faces another German denazification hearing over an eight year sentence nullified later.
Britannica notes whales carry a higher blood volume relative to body size than most mammals, reflecting their large size and specialized physiology. The fact highlights how cardiovascular systems scale in marine mammals and support their deep diving and extended travel.
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