Miss Helen Quail Leaves for Foxhole School in Lenox
Miss Helen Quail departed yesterday for the Foxhole School Girls in Lenox Massachusetts to begin the remainder of the academic year. Mr and Mrs Earl Ferguson of Columbus returned home after visiting Mrs A W Zimmer of Yankee Road. Mrs Crystal Dell Sharp of Los Angeles is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Frisch of Yankee Road. Mrs Ona Brothers has returned from an extended visit with Dr and Mrs F R Smythe in Saguache Colorado where she attended the Order of the Eastern Star 50th anniversary. Mr and Mrs George F Wolfe of Sewickley Pennsylvania returned home after a weekend with Mr and Mrs George B Hutchinson and family of Kensin e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Quail
Foxhole School
Lenox
Mass
Mrs. Earl Ferguson Columbus
A. W. Zimmer
Yankee Ra
Edward Frisch
Yankee Rd
Crystal Dell Sharp
Los Angeles
Calif
F. R. Smythe
Saguache
Colo
Ona Brothers
Order of the Eastern Star
George F. Wolfe
Sewickley, Pa
George B. Hutchinson
Kensin E
Barbara Fagan Honored At Family Dinner
Barbara Ann Fagan student nurse at Middletown Hospital was honored at a dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Fagan of Howard Ave. The table featured a large cake. Guests included Mrs Ka Myers Miss Betty Mae Click Jack Combs and Mr and Mrs Fagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fagan
Barbara Ann Fagan
Middletown Hospital
Gerald Fagan
Howard Ve
Ka Myers
Iss Betty Mae Click
Jack Combs
Fagan
Cocktail Party Honors L Whit Boykin and Miss Mary Deas Boykin
Mr and Mrs W S Rose hosted a cocktail party at their Ken sington home for Mr L Whit Boykin and his daughter Miss Mary Deas Boykin from Camden South Carolina. Over 20 guests attended as fall flowers brightened the pretty Red Rose home.
Plans Made For St Mary's Card Party Benefit
Final preparations are underway for a benefit card party for St. Mary's Church sponsored by the Altar Rosary Society. The event, set for Wednesday October 25 at 8 p.m., will be at the Knights of Columbus Hall with Mrs. Roger E. Sherwood chairing the committee and assisted by a long list of volunteers including Mrs. Norbert Safarik Mrs. Jacob Martin Mrs. Robert A. White Mrs. Clement Amore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Altar Rosary Society
Knights of Columbus
Roger E. Sherwood
Norbert Safarik
Jacob Martin
Robert A. White
Clement Amore
Joseph McDermott
William A. Bales
A. E. Paul
Pete Lakoff
Cleve Campbell
Jacob Berry
James Polisini
John Bors
Walter Huhn
Robert Homan
Homan
Alma Martin
Attendants Named For Wedding At St. John's Church
Miss Margaret Hamlin and Mr. Kenneth Schuchter announce their wedding to be held Saturday at 10 30 a m in St John s Church with maid of honor Miss Shirley Hamlin bridesmaids Mrs Richard Hamlin Miss Delores Evy Miss Velma Stoutenborough and Miss Pat Boelcke flower girls Peggy Jo Hamlin and Kathy Schuchter reception hostesses Miss Martha Jo Paullin Miss Florence Eckhart and Miss Martha Glass groom s best man Mr Larry Maag ushers Mr Jim Schuchter Mr Richard Hamlin Dr Charles Hake and Mr Edward Maag
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamlin
Kenneth Schuchter
St. John's Church
Shirley Hamlin
Richard Hamlin
Delores Evy
Velma Stoutenborough
Pat Boelcke
Ladies Aid Meeting in Lesourdsville Neighborhood
The Lesourdsville Ladies Aid will meet Thursday October 26 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Albert Stewarts home on Middle Town Hamilton Road. Devotions by Mrs Charles Shafer. Miss Anna Balbaugh in charge. Members asked to bring an apron for an apron sale. American War Mothers also meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesourdsville Ladies’ Aid
Albert Stewart
Middletown Hamilton Rd
Charles Shafer
Anna Albaugh
Kessler Auditorium
American Legion
Girl Scout Leaders to Meet in Pima Club Room
The Girl Scout Leaders' Association schedules a special meeting in the Pima Scout Club Room at 8 on Wednesday. Mrs. Kenneth Jones will discuss Girl Scouting in the United States and England. All leaders are urged to attend. Also, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Vo. F. W. holds a birthday party at Post Hall Friday October 17 at 7 30 p.m. Prizes for the most unusual hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Pima Scout Club
Kenneth Jones
United States
England
Vo. F. W
Post Hall
Permit Issued for Two-Story Brick Apartment
A permit was issued today for a two story brick apartment house at 13 Clark Street. Ralph Wright received the permit with an estimated cost of $18 000. The building will contain two apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark St
Ralph Wright
Local Democrats To Hear Barkley In Cincinnati Speech
Middletown Democrats will travel to Cincinnati to hear Vice President Alben Barkley speak Friday. Barkley will address Emery Auditorium and the remarks will be broadcast nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Middletown
Cincinnati
Alben Barkley
Emery Auditorium
Initiation at Delta Chi Sigma Sorority Dinner
Delta Chi Sigma members met at Holiday House for a buffet dinner and initiation. Six new members were welcomed: Gloria Cornella Bonnie Dooley Mary Jane Stamper Ruth Southard Jean Wells and Helen Finney. A bake sale was announced for November 11 at Reed Klopp Company. A comedy skit And The Thunder Crashed was performed by Marguerite Rose Marie Wehrle Wini Fred Sabo and Helen Dim yer. The meeting committee was Rose Wehrle and Harlan Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Holiday House
Gloria Cornella
Bonnie Dooley
Mary Jane Stamper
Ruth Southard
Jean Wells
Helen Finney
Reed-Klopp Company
Marguerite Rose
Carl Bauer
Marie Wehrle
Douglas Barrett
Luther Reedy
Winifred Sabo
Helen Dimyer
Miss Rose
Miss Wehrle
Harlan Bishop
Local Bankers to Attend Group One Annual Meeting
Fourteen Middletown bankers plan to attend the 44th annual Ohio Bankers Association Group One meeting in Hamilton. Weatherwax of Oglesby Barnitz Bank will preside and lead a discussion on current banking problems. Evening speaker will be W R Kimball of Mattoon Ill speaking on The Human Side of Banking. Election of new officers is the highlight of the afternoon session. Group One covers Butler Preble Warren Montgomery and Hamilton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Moose Auditorium
Hamilton
Russell Weatherwax
Oglesby- Barnitz Bank and Trust Company
Group One
Calvin Verity
Ross Snyder
G. K. Strodtbeck
J. F. Mulligan
Carl Nicholas
E. W. Barker
Earl Barnhart
First National Bank
Butler
Preble
Warren
Montgomery
Marian Martin pattern ad for dolls and book offer
An old pattern advertisement invites readers to mail thirty cents for pattern T9114 for dolls 14 to 22 inches with jacket skirt hat and more. It promotes a complete sew chart and lists addresses in Ohio and New York. Also offers twenty cents for a Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book and a free blouse pattern in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Loan Company Staffs To Attend Area Meeting
Managers and staff from eight small Middletown loan companies will attend a public relations meeting at Hotel Linton in Cincinnati tomorrow evening. Dr. Tenn yson Guyer of Findlay will speak on You Deserve the Credit, with more than 300 associates and guests from seven counties expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hotel Linton
Cincinnati
Charles R. LaFever
Welfare Finance Corporation
Butler County
Tennyson Guyer
Findlay
Ohio
B&O Orders 4000 Steel Hopper Cars
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announced it has placed orders for 4000 new steel hopper cars to move coal. Each of four manufacturers will build 1000 cars: American Car and Foundry, General American Transportation, Pullman Standard, and Bethlehem Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
American Car and Foundry Company
General American Transportation Corporation
Pullman Standard Manufacturing Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Akron Man Appeals Sentencing in Dynmite Plot Case
Attorney Stanley Denlinger said he will appeal the two consecutive prison terms given to James Helton 49 of Akron for plotting the bombing of a Loyal Oak Ohio home. Judge Ray B Watters imposed one to 20 years for illegal dynamite possession and one to seven years for malicious destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Stanley Denlinger
James Helton
Ray B. Watters
Helton
Loyal Oak, O
Henry Fortner
B. F. Goodrich Company
Mrs Quentin Reynolds Praises Blue Bonnet Margarine
Mrs Quentin Reynolds argues Blue Bonnet Margarine offers superior fresh sweet flavor with rich nutrition and economy. The ad promotes Blue Bonnet as America's fine quality all vegetable margarine costing about half as much as high priced spreads and encourages use in cooking and as a spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Reynolds
America
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Holds Second Anniversary Luncheon
About 55 members and guests attended the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary second anniversary luncheon at the Citadel. Lt. Col. Charles Mehling spoke on Evangeline Residences and the revival meetings to follow. Reports from officers noted the Junior Auxiliary disbanding, plans for an antique show, and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary
Citadel
Charles Mehling
Mehling
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York City
Mehlings
Lower Manhattan
Salvation Army
Ralph Mull
Ross Hill
Martin Decker
Russell Behm
Ways and Means
L. C. Lackey
Engineers Urged to Register Before October 31, 1950
Ohio lawmakers extend an exemption from state exams to engineers who served in the military and qualify, provided they register by October 31, 1950. The 1949 provision covers graduates before January 1, 1946. Over 20,000 engineers, surveyors, and trainees are currently registered in Ohio. Registration forms are available from the Board of Registration in Columbus or the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Registration
West Broad St
Columbus
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
W. Gay St
Miami
OSPE
RFC Set Back In Legal Mess Over Lustron
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that the RFC cannot take Lustron assets while a bankruptcy suit against the firm is pending. It upheld Judge Sullivan on Chicago bankruptcy proceedings, not Columbus foreclosure, and said RFC may appeal if claims are upheld and the sale was proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
RFC
Lustron Corporation
Philip L. Sullivan
Columbus
Lustron
Mell G. Underwood
Lafayette Steel Company
Sullivan
Steel Company
Appeals
Stephen R. Chammers
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland Moves To Outlaw Bingo
Cleveland city council read an ordinance banning bingo games and lotteries as a misdemeanor. The measure, filed in Mayor Burke's name, would impose fines from 50 to 500 dollars and up to 30 days in jail for first offenses, with higher penalties for repeat violations. A taxpayer suit had bingo ruled illegal in Cuyahoga County, set for December 5 appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Cuyahoga County
Court of Appeals
Purple Heart Awarded To Local Soldier
A Middletown man in the First U. S. Cavalry Division in Korea has received the Purple Heart for wounds in action. Private First Class William A. Baker, son of Mrs. Lidia Baker of 3107 Manchester Rd., serves with E Company 7th Cavalry Regiment. He was wounded September 6 near Sokchong-Myon while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Korea
William A. Baker
Lidia Baker
Manchester Rd
7Th Cavalry Regiment
Baker
First Cavalry Division
Japan
Sokchong-Myon
Hamiltonian Is Sentenced for Indecent Liberties
In Butler County Court Judge P P Boll sentenced George Pierce 27 of 24 N Fifth St to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary after Pierce waived a jury trial on charges of indecent liberties with a 10 year old girl. The child testified for the state and Pierce has prior sexual convictions and larceny records in prior courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
George Pierce
Fifth St
Pierce
Walsh
Butler County
Lebanon
Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Rubber gloves with cloth linings aid easy wear
Some rubber gloves include cloth linings to help donning and doffing. The lining improves grip and comfort, making it easier to slide the gloves on and off.
Fight Enlivens Republican Rally in Zanesville
A fist fight at a Zanesville GOP rally broke out between supporters of rival judicial candidates. Leasure, a candidate for common pleas judge, faced Crossland, the incumbent. Ramsey and Norris clashed when Ramsey rushed to defend Leasure’s poster. Police took both men to the station and released them. The rally proceeded with Bricker and Ebright speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
B. E. Leasure
Common Pleas
Clarence Crossland
GOP County Executive Committee
Thomas Samuel
Edwin I. Norris
Jani
Tor
Leasure
Robert D. Ramsey
Ramsey
Norris
Judge Crossland
U.S
John W. Bricker
Don H. Ebright
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Central Ave
Hasselbach
Mit
Leverell
Converse Monument CO
Family Monument
Main ST
Charlie
Charlie Fores
St. John’s Church
Bach
Army’s Auxiliary
Vincent Sisson
A. E. Roper
Hamiltonian
Norcross - Greeting Cards
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
Fight Enlivens Republican Rally
Middletown Ice & Coal CO
Curtis ST
Ave
Irab
Story & Clark
MY Lady
Milady
Boulevard Gardens
Verity Pkwy
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
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