Shower Tendered Mrs. C. Myers at 404 Young St
An evening shower for Mrs. Charles Myers at her home on Thursday night featured games social chat and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. R. Parsons Mrs. Leonard Morris Mrs. W. F. Clevenger Mrs. S. Newman Mrs. William Knorr Miss Jennie Morris Miss Aud rey Myers Miss Pat Myers and Miss Charlotte Myers who presented gifts to the honoree.
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John Myers
Young St
Charles Myers
R. Parsons
Leonard Morris
W. F. Clevenger
S. Newman
William Knorr
Florence
Jennie Morris
Audrey Myers
Pat Myers
Charlotte Myers
Spyres Meeting Hosts Tim Bogtha from South Africa
Tim Bogtha will speak about his country and his impressions at a Spyres meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church.
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Tim Bogtha
South Africa
Spyres
First Presbyterian Church
Circles Meet for Devotion and Halloween Party
The Churches First Methodist Church Griffey Circle 3 met after noon for devotion with subject Courage and Humility led by Mrs. Mildred Kohr. Mrs. William Gillespie reviewed the current study book and a general discussion followed. A short business session ended with Halloween decor refreshments hosted by Mrs. J. B. Monroe and Mrs. Harry Garver. Semper Fidelis Class of First Baptist met at Mrs. Louis Turner’s home for a costume party with devotionals, games, and prizes for best, funniest, and hardest to identify costumes. Lunch was served by Mrs. Luther Brumfield and Mrs. LeRoy Miller.
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First Methodist Church
Griffey Circle 3
Mildred Kohr
William Gillespie
J. B. Monroe
Harry Garver
First Baptist Church
Louis Turner
Lewis St
Herbert Frazier
Dan Easton
Herbert Rowe
Robert Gose
Luther Brumfield
LeRoy Miller
Local Births Report From Trenton Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Trenton welcome a boy born Thursday Mrs and Mr Jess Carroll of 4108 Warren Rd greet a girl born Friday Mr and Mrs Paul Martin of 2108 Lamberton St welcome a girl born Saturday and Mr and Mrs Raymond Melampy of 216 Franklin St announce a boy birth
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Frank Davis
Trenton
Jess Carroll
Warren Rd
Paul Martin
Lamberton St
Raymond Melampy
Franklin St
Wildwood Women to Elect Officers Dinner Meeting
The Women's Division of Wildwood Golf Club will hold its annual dinner and officer election at Meadows on Tuesday October 26 at 6 30 p m Reservations must be in by Monday noon and can be secured by contacting Mrs Owen Combs or Mrs Morris Smith
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A. E. Duvall
AR. N. Gates
Wrence Dugan
H. K. Wheeler
Department Council of Administration
Franklin
Maude Vogelsang
Moore St
Miss Steele
Wildwood
Wildwood Golf Club
the Meadows
Owen Combs
Morris Smith
Actor Admits Drunkenness Faces Court
West Los Angeles police blotter reports screen star Robert Walker was arrested and charged after a drunken episode. Walker, 29, an MGM contract player, admitted he had been drunk for 25 years and fought officers at the station. Thelma Patricia Barnes, 22, jailed on suspicion of drunken driving, pleaded guilty and fined $150. Walker also faced a $50 fine for being drunk and disorderly with his Cadillac chase ending in the arrest.
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Los Angeles
Robert Walker
L. L. Brown
Walker
M-G-M
Thelma Patricia Barnes
Brown
Miss Byrnes
Jennifer Jones
Barbara Ford
John Ford
Waterspouts On Ocean Often Fresh Water Not Salt
A historical note states waterspouts over open ocean are primarily fresh water rather than salt water, challenging common belief and highlighting their meteorological nature.
Mary Haworth and growth beyond childhood restraints
A reader G B asks how a middle aged woman can gain social confidence after a restrictive upbringing. The reply urges action over fear, notes timidity as childish, and encourages self reliance, suggesting Dr Eric Fromm's Man for Himself as reading to renew the mind and reshape behavior.
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Mary Haworth
G. B
Queen Elizabeth
Paul
Eric Fromm
Rinehart & Company, Publishers
Actress Freed While Waiting Appeal Action
Madge Meredith, former film actress, is at liberty after posting 15000 bail while awaiting appeal action. She was jailed eleven months after a 1947 kidnapping assault conviction. she gained weight in jail. The state must file reply briefs by November 20.
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Los Angeles
Madge Meredith
Liberty
Miss Meredith
Marjorie May Massow
Iowa Falls
Nick Gianaclis
Miss. Meredith
Gianaclis
Free Taxi Service Operator Acquitted
James Testa was acquitted in Municipal Court of operating a taxi for hire without a license despite use of a “free taxi” sign on his car. Two witnesses supported his claim that no fare was charged, only tips. Testa had prior convictions, including 34 traffic charges and one intoxication charge.
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Cleveland (Ap
James Testa
Testa
Zhdanov Honored With Monuments and Renamings in USSR
The Soviet Council of Ministers ordered monuments to An drei A. Zhdanov in Moscow and Leningrad and renamed his birthplace, six factories, a street, two schools, and an infantry division after him. Also noted are the Memorial Stadium attendances before 1947, with peaks in 1923 24 25 29 46 and 47.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Soviet Council of Ministers
Leningrad
Memorial Stadium
University of Illinois
Chicago
Michigan
Army
Notre Dame
Radio Schedule Highlights with Hosts and News
The lineup lists Dennis Day at 10:00, James Forrestall at 10:30, Peter Grant presenting News at 11:00, followed by 11:30 Dance Orchestra and Whiz Quiz News.
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Dennis Day
James Forrestall
Peter Grant
Music and Sports Radio Highlights Summary
Radio listings show Butler versus Johnny Dell sports segment with Vaughn Monroe music blocks on WKRC and WMOH. Programs include Modern Mood Mystic Accent on Music Strikes and Spares Hurleigh News Twenty Questions Life Begins At 80 Music. Named songs include Serenade in Blue and Sign Off from Rainbow Inn on WPFB.
Ashland College inaugurates eighth president
Ashland College today inaugurated its eighth president Dr. Glenn L. Clayton a 37 year old former history teacher at Ohio State University. More than 25 Ohio colleges and educational organizations attended the ceremony. Ohio State University Vice President Dr. Harlan Hatcher delivered a principal address warning that education faces unprecedented risk as the nation battles moral decline.
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Ashland
Ashland College
Glenn L. Clayton
Ohio State University
Ohio
Harlan Hatcher
United States
Christian education aims to shape moral and social growth
Dr. Clayton urged that Christian education must extend beyond the classroom to influence a student’s life, guiding social and spiritual development and interpreting moral values. The speaker, a Miami University graduate, became Ohio State faculty in 1945 after serving as Lebanon’s superintendent. He noted a long term, speculative shift of the Great Lakes toward the Mississippi River.
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Clayton
Miami Univsity
Lebanon
Ohio State
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