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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1952

Page

7

Society notes travel and visits across multiple families

Mrs Nat C Leighton of Chicago entertains guests hosted by Mr and Mrs George Leighton in Eaton Drive. Mrs Harry Holiday Sr returns from visits with daughter Mrs W R Weller and son Matthew Holiday. Euclid St residents J L Glase host sons Wayne Glass in Cleveland and Rob ert D Glass in Akron. Mrs M H Brunson of Sumter visits with daughter and son in law Gene Goecke. Mrs Barbara Leber heads to Anchorage with Air Force husband. Jane Matson and Jean Pence tour New Jersey New York and Philadelphia, will return to Middletown. Boxwell Norris Cummings and Marie Conner toured The Little White House in Warm Springs GA. Echoettes Barbershop quartet of Sweet Adeline Sacramento visits Middletown and heads to Florida for a national contest. Charles Reichter Jr and family return from Maxwell Field Montgomery AL after visit with Edward Forkner. Mrs William Horner of Cleveland visits Middletown for Joan Ingwersen and William Mabon Jr wedding.

Echo -Ettes Barbershop Sweet Adeline, Inc Sacramento Calif St. Petersburg Fla Richard Harmount Henry Ave Harmount Norman Groves Echoettes Middletown Florida Charles Reichter, Jr Sutphin St Airman Edward S. Forkner Maxwell Field Montgomery Ala

Wells-Marchal Vows Spoken

Dr. Phyllis Wells and Paul Marchal wed in Westminster Presbyterian Church Dayton with Rev. James Westhafer officiating. Attendants were Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jacobs. Newlyweds, after a trip through northern Ohio and Michigan, reside at 8 Maplecrest Ave Dayton. she is a physician and he works with State Auto Insurance.

Kiser Wells Central Ave Phyllis Wells Paul Marchal Clarence Marchal Versailles James Westhafer Westminster Presbyterian Church Dayton Robert B. Jacobs Ohio Michigan Maplecrest Ave

Minister from Cincinnati Addresses Women’s Guild

The Rev. Maurice McCracken of St. Barnabas West Cincinnati spoke to both the afternoon and evening groups of the Church of the Ascension Women’s Guild. He described the parish’s interracial church work, Neighborhood House settlement programs, and summer Camp Joy activities in southern Ohio sponsored by the Diocese of Southern Ohio Presbytery.

Maurice McCracken St. Barnabas West Cincinnati Women’s Guild Church of the Ascension Carl W. Martin McCracken Camp Joy Ohio Diocese of Southern Ohio Presbytery Wallace Adams Bennett Chapple Robert Crawford Robert Eichelberger

Sorority Plans Gift Bazaar and Club Activities

Delta Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi met in the Barnitz Room YMCA Tuesday evening to plan a gift bazaar for November 29 with hand made Christmas gift articles. Mrs. Anthony Hurr will chair the bazaar arrangements. The chapter also voted to sponsor a Girl Scout troop and set plans for its annual Christmas party. Miss Betty Jo Bender and Miss Rose Marie Kenzie attended.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Barnitz YMCA Anthony Hurr Betty Jo Bender Rose Marie Kenzie

Delores Revelos Leads Serenade At Western College

Delores Revelos leads Western College for Women students in a candlelit serenade for President Dr. Edmund H. Kase Jr. in front of his residence. The Thursday evening tribute marks the anniversary of his October 13 1951 inauguration.

Western College For Women Oxford Edmund H. Kase, Jr Delores Revelos Middletown Dr. Kase Western College

Church Circles Form At First Church of Christ

Six circles of the Christian Women's Fellowship met for organizational sessions. Mrs. Leslie Dixon, president of the executive board, announced the plan. Hostesses for the gatherings included circle leaders Mrs. Harlan Jarvis Mrs. Richard Gray Mrs. E. O. Long Mrs. Herbert Spade Mrs. Chester Cotton gin Mrs. Nannie Lowe and Mrs. Harold Brooks.

Circles of Christian Women’s Fellowship of First Church of Christ Leslie Dixon Harlan Jarvis Richard Gray E. 0. Long Herbert Spade Chester Cottongin Nannie Lowe Harold Brooks

Local Women’s Groups Set Evening Meetings

Coming Up Presser Chapter of Order of Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Masonic Temple for conferring of degrees. Mrs Harry Pratt chairs refreshments. Otterbein Class Calvary Methodist Church will meet at 1813 North Ave Thursday at 7 30 PM. Mrs Robert Wood hosts C I C Class West Middletown Baptists Friday. Mayflower Past Councilors meet Friday at Mrs Herbert Rolfe’s Lafayette Ave home.

Presser Order of Eastern Star Masonic Teme Arry Pratt Otterbein Calvary Methodist Church Albert Mehl North Ave Robert Wood Manchester Rd C.I.C West Middletown Mayflower Herbert Rolfe Lafayette Ave

Wilson Mothers Get Together at Kindergarten Tour

Mothers of Wilson School met with teachers Tuesday afternoon to tour kindergarten quarters. They admired the Mother Goose Parade mural, art work, and Halloween decorations. Principal George Crout and Miss Celia Long spoke on preschool training and parent cooperation. A tea table with mums and crystal candelabra served punch and cookies.

Wilson School Nelle Vice Celia Long George Crout Harold Weikel Howard Schneider, Jr William Storer Jerome Inwood

Shower Honors Recent Bride

Mrs. Richard Sandlin, a recent bride, was honored Tuesday night at a linen shower given by Miss Vera Gay Bennett at her Curtis Street home. The novelty evening featured games, prize winners including Marchetti Collinsworth and Layer, and a candlelit refreshment table under blue streamers and bells.

Richard Sandlin Vera Gay Bennett Curtis St Janet Collinsworth Mary Ann Marchetti Shirley Collinsworth Sandlin Miss Marchetti Miss Collinsworth William Anthony Sue Layer Ridge-Keene Sue Sayer Carol Chippendale Betty Mason

Travel Theme Of Sororis Club Marks 1952 53 Season

Sororis Club adopts Travel Americans on the Move as the 1952 53 theme. Mrs. C C Clarke spoke on Travelways, detailing a timeline of transport from ancient times and noting modern roads motels and paid vacations. Mrs S P Moyer hosted with assistants Mrs R C Bogan and Mrs Harry Ward. George Brooks welcomed new members and guests.

Sororis Club C. C. Clarke Harry Ward George Brooks

Kurry Family Preparing to Leave City for Minnesota

The Ken neth Kurry family of 1101 Ellen Dr will move next week as Mr Kurry transfers from Armco engineering to Reserve Mining in Babbitt Minnesota. Friends hosted a dinner for them and a week of toasts is planned. Their three children Karen Kenneth and Anne anticipate the move.

Remcil Kenneth Kurry Ellen Dr Kurry Armco Engineering Department Reserve Mining Company Babbitt Minn Armco Republic Steel Robert Evans Karen Nneth Anne

Bene Vento Club Meets at Mrs Eds Home

The Bene Vento Club formed and held its first meeting Monday evening at Mrs Ed s home. After a brief business session electing officers, members enjoyed cards and prizes were awarded to Mrs Fred Fetz er and Mrs Boyd Watson with Mrs Robert Manning assisting the hostess in entertaining.

Bene Vento Club Fred Fetzer Boyd Watson Robert Manning

Dinner Hosts and Guests Share Pleasant Monday Evening

Mrs. William Wyatt of First Ave hosted dinner Monday with guests including Mrs. Frank Van Cleve Mrs. William Hanks and Mrs. B M Wells joining for social chat after the meal in a cordial evening setting.

William Wyatt First Ave Frank van Cleve William Hanks B. M. Wells

Lutherans To Expand Missions Budget For 1954 55

The United Lutheran Church in America plans a 1954 55 budget near 12 million dollars a 14.7 percent rise over 1952 53. Missions would receive 2 206 500 annually for expansion to about 45 new fields per year. The Board of Pensions gains 160 720 to reach 640 000 yearly while the Lutheran Laymen's Movement underwrites 175 000 in stewardship costs, with 1 318 members contributing 100 to 1 000 yearly.

Seattle United Lutheran Church In America Lutheran Church USCA Board of Pensions ULCA

Valentino Kin Settle Film Suit Out Of Court

The brother and sister of Rudolph Valentino settled out of court a half million suit against Edward Small Productions and Columbia Pictures Corp. Alberto G. Valentino of Los Angeles and Marie Estrada of Italy announced the settlement but did not disclose the amount. The suit claimed the film portrayed Valentino as dissolute and immoral.

Los Angeles Rudolph Valentino Edward Small Productions Columbia Pictures Corp Morton Filer Alberto G. Valentino Marie Estrada Italy

Housing Expositor Leaves Hamilton Housing Plans Uncertain

Hamilton city government faces uncertainty in lower Second Ward and Peck’s Addition housing plans after housing expediter Charles Annala took a leave of absence and returned to South Bend Ind. City manager Schwalm said a successor was not indicated and the program remains bogged in red tape.

Hamilton Second Ward Peck Charles Annala South Bend Ind Charles F. Schwalm Annala Schwalm City All

Space age forecasts clash over rocket future

At a Hayden Planetarium symposium Wilson Rosen of the Viking Rocket Project urges caution about rapid space travel while Wernher von Braun predicts a man made satellite in 10 to 15 years with 80 to 100 occupants. They discuss space platforms, lunar missions, and the potential military uses of orbital technology.

Alton L. Blakeslee New York Columbus Wilson W. Rosen Viking Rocket Project Naval Research Laboratory Hayden Planetarium American Museum of Natural History Rosen White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico Wernher von Braun U. S. Guided Missiles Development Group Huntsville Ala Moon Earth

Ohio Office Seekers Take Brunt Of State Wide Drive

Candidates for state offices dominate Ohio politics as the campaign enters its final stretch. Democrats and Republicans enlist out of state leaders to aid races for DiSalle and Bricker. Di Salle pledges hard work for Ohio while Taft defends endorsements and highway plans amid trucking opposition.

Ohio Columbus Elect Estes Kefauver Tennessee Michael V. DiSalle Toledo DiSalle John W. Bricker Frank J. Lausche Lausche Fremont Thomas E. Dewey New York James H.duff Pennsylvania Dewey Duff

Dell and Wetzel to Address Miami University Faculty

Edward Dell former Middle Town judge and Democratic senate candidate and his Republican opponent Katherine English Wetzel will speak at the Miami University AAUP chapter meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Richard Hall Oxford. They will discuss a State Senatorial Candidate Looks at a State University. The event is for all Miami faculty members.

Edward Dell Middletown State Senate Katherine English Wetzel Hamilton Miami University American Association of University Professors Richard Hall Oxford Miami

Ohioana Library to honor ten Ohioans for arts and sciences

The Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association will award medals to ten Ohioans for arts and sciences at its Oct. 24 meeting in Columbus. Winners include Bruce Catton, William C. Bridley, Susanne McConnaughey, Ernest Schwiebert, Anna B. Stewart, Norman Thomas, I. T. Frary, Wilbur H. Siebert, Russell Crouse, and Stevan Dohanos for works in books, education, journalism, and design.

Columbus Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association Chioana Bruce Catton Cleveland Mr. Lincoln William C. Bridley Lima Susanne McConnaughey Dayton Point Venus Russel Crouse Stevan Dohanos

Price Lids Back On TV Radio Parts

Radio Parts OPS reimposed price ceilings on radio television and phonograph parts today. The measures cover parts and sets including radios televisions and phonographs. Controls had been suspended since August 29 and price lids remain on services in the radio TV field.

OPS

Akron approves 8.4 percent gas rate hike for East Ohio 2 Co

Akron city council approves an 8.4 percent increase in natural gas rates for East Ohio 2 Co. customers effective after January. The action affects Akron residents and local gas service charges.

Akron East Ohio 2 Co

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