Donut Eater's Prize Draws Halloween Office Party
Mrs. Helen Reichter awarded first prize in a donut eating contest for a dozen donuts during a Mimi Cabinet gathering at Mrs. Paul Swope's home on Jdman Ave. A Halloween theme with costumes prizes went to Mrs. June Fry and Miss Joan Patterson.
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Helen Reichter
Mimi Cabinet
Paul Swope
Jdman Ave
June Fry
Joan Patterson
Harold Etheridge
Melville Buckingham
James Justice
Virginia Phillips
Joseph Haker
Jerry Brandenburg
Edward Moore
Thelma Muhlenkamp
Bernice Presta
Mary Presta
Mary Ann Downey
Stella Bugietes
Faye Harris
Kaye Ricker
Local Class Hosts Hamilton Teens Hayride at Dam
The Hamilton teen class joined a local group for a hayride and wiener bake at Germantown Dam on Saturday evening. Cider and donuts complemented the gala. Accompanying teachers Mrs. W. E. McCoy Mrs. John Snodgrass and Miss Edna Romans were from the Middletown class.
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Nazarene Church
Hamilton
Germantown Dam
W. E. McCoy Ofamilton
John Snodgrass
Edna Romans
Middletown
Travel Notes Highlight Middletown Visitors and College Weekend
Travel notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Gentry Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart to Columbus. Mrs. Mehl and Mrs. Frazier stayed with Mrs. Bell McLane in Shelbyville. Havemann and family attended Notre Dame versus North Carolina in South Bend. William Greenfield, formerly of Middleton, now in Louisville with P Lorillard, visited friends here. Philip Blevins returned to Peachtown Heights after trips to Illinois and Missouri. Earlham College Homecoming weekend in Richmond featured Earlham graduates Harold Gaw and Cecil Merritt.
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Gentry Mitchell
McKinley St
Sam Stewart
Ridgeville
Columbus
Frank Mehl
James Frazier
Bell McLane
Shelbyville, Ky
W. A. Havemann, Jr
Ardmore Dr
Notre Dame
North Carolina
South Bend
William Greenfield
Louisville, Ky
Greenfield
P. Lorillard Company
Philip Blevins
Peasttown Heights
Illinois
Missouri
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Harold Gaw
Bellomonts St
Cecil Merritt
Kenwood
Gaw
Merritt
Earlham
Sigma Phi Gamma Social Tonight at Wilson's Barn
The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority hosts a social event this evening at 8 o'clock in Wilson's Barn. The gathering invites members and guests to enjoy camaraderie in a casual campus setting.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Wilson
Clipper Club Halloween Party At Camp Hook Hosts Costume Winners
The Clip per Club at Oakland Presbyterian Church held a weekend gathering with games contests and square dancing. At Camp Hook members enjoyed Halloween entertainment with prize winning costumes worn by Ed Fitzwater Ed Read Mrs. Robert Gramage Al Walters and Robert Newlin.
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Clipper Club
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Camp Hook
Ed Fitzwater
Ed Read
Robert Gramage
al Walters
Robert Newin
Students Present Weekend Recitals at Middletown High
Advanced students of Mrs. Robert Ramsdell offered voice recitals on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Juniors Nancy Berkey and Shirley Armitage sang solos with pianist Patty Gerber. Sunday featured Rosemary Swain Wanda Sorrell Stella Axiotes and James Kemp with Armitage and Gerber on piano. Tea followed each event.
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Robert Ramsdell
Nancy Berkey
Shirley Armitage
Middletown High School
Patty Gerber
Marguerite O’malley
Armitage
Gerber
Rosemary Swain
Wanda Sorrell
Stella Axiotes
James Kemp
Miss Armitage
Imperial Court Hosts Inspection For Grand Royal Patron Visit
The Imperial Court welcomed Grand Royal Matron Mrs. Joseph Smith of Youngstown and Grand Royal Patron Dallas Strock of Warren during a ceremony at the Civic Association. Four candidates were initiated as officers exemplified the order. Donations were approved for Boys Village at Smithville Ohio and Middle town Civic Association supported local projects.
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Order of Amaranth
Civic Association
Imperial Court
Joseph Smith
Youngstown
Dallas Strock
Warren
Evelione Meahl
John Taylor
Order
Smith
Strock
Herbert Moll
Wendell Fishpaw
Columbus
Robert Hough
Supreme Faith
Bertha Butts
Grand Wisdom
Hazel Kennedy
Grand Page
Albert Seitz
Grand Sentinel
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Mildred Schneider
P. R. DeVore
Cuyahoga Falls
Harry Pratt
Wisconsin
Karl Wilkinson
Washington
Laura Fosdick
Dayton
Harry Pixley
Ted Koons
C. C. Hursh
Alma Evans
John Sticklen
Robert Graham
Simon Jones
James Harris
George Schuller
Chinese Outfits Win First Prize At Ball
A Chinese couple in theatrical costumes led the Coterie Halloween Ball on Saturday evening. Judges awarding prizes included Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Crist and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Parmenter. Chairing the costume dance were Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schaffer.
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R. V. Crist
Ralph Parmenter
Edward Erlandson
Kenneth Anderson
William Yarber
John J. Schaffer
Mid-Chords Miss Out In Steubenville Harmony Test
The Mid-Chords Middletown SPEBSQSA quartet placed in the top ten but were eliminated in the final round of the Ohio West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania district competition in Steubenville Saturday night. Members Bud Hester Tom Haney Stan Begley and Chester Cassidy contributed strong performances. Winners were the Four Maldehydés Pittsburgh Harmony Counts Warren The Jolly Boys East Liverpool Humdingers Massillon Canton and Steel City Four Pittsburgh.
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Middletown
Spebsqsa
Ohio
West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Bud Hester
Tom Haney
Stan Begley
Chester Cassidy
Pittsburgh
Harmony Counts
Warren
Jolly Boys
East Liverpool
Humdingers
Massillon - Canton
Steel City
Playoff Set In Hi Y Touch Football Loop
Miami Hi Y club will face Triangle Hi Y in a championship decider next Sunday after Miami beat Panther 60 to 0 for 4 0 and Triangle forfeit Circle 1 0 for 3 0 1. Torch earned a 1 0 forfeit win over Croix for 2 1 1.
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Miami Hi-Y
Triangle Hi-Y
Chamsers
Middletown
Miami
Panther
Triangle
Circle
Torch
Croix
Central PTO Plans Welcome For Principal
Central School will welcome new principal Ray Standafer at a family covered-dish dinner at 6 15 p m Tuesday before the regular PTO meeting and open house National Educational Week is observed Sixth grade pupils will perform music prior to the open house to acquaint parents with the classroom teachers
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Ray Standafer
Butter consumption in Canada averages 23.5 pounds per person
In 1951 Canadians averaged 23.5 pounds of butter per capita. This figure reflects total dairy usage and household consumption across the country during the year.
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Canada
Model Homes Draw 6800 Visitors In Open House Events
About 6,800 people toured the Coronet model by National Homes Corp at two open houses by Sawyer Construction Co and Brell Builders. In Sunset Hill 12 houses sold. Brell reports several sales with 3,500 visitors, while enthusiasm ran high across Sunset Hill and Spring Hill Park subdivisions.
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National Homes Corporation
Sawyer Construction Company
Brell Builders
Sunset Hill
Spring Hill Park
J. D. Sawyer
B. F. Sawyer and Son, Inc
John Brell
Troop 11 Fall Roundup Honors Court At Eagles Lodge
Troop 11 plans a Fall Roundup and Court of Honor at 6 15 p m Wednesday at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge. A high light is a Court of Honor in Indian costume with Indian dances by Explorer Scouts and a showing of the 1950 Jamboree film.
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Troop 11
Order of Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Frank Kartovich
Kelly Haddix
Jerry Brandenburg
Leonard Helm
Paul Shafer
Tom McGill
Hargus Barker
Kartavich
Thomas Faeta
Phillip Alexander
Explorer Scouts of the Council
LeRoy Dearth
Elza Abraham
Goodwill Official to Speak to Civitan Tuesday
The Rev. Bryce Nichols executive director of Goodwill Industries in Cincinnati will address the Civitan Club at noon Tuesday at the Manchester Hotel. He will discuss a plan to establish a new Goodwill branch in Middletown. Everett Sherron is the meeting’s acting program chairman.
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Bryce Nichols
Goodwill Industries
Cincinnati
Civitan Club
Manchester
Nichols
Goodwill
Middletown
John Fitzgerald
Everett Sherron
Welker Claims Dems Kill Bi Partisanship
Senator Herman Welker of Idaho accuses President Truman and Governor Adlai Stevenson of destroying hopes for unity in foreign policy. He says they mouthing identical malarkey and selling untruths in a statement distributed by the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
Sen
Herman Welker
Idaho
Truman
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
Republican National Committee
Welker
Stevensson
Bellwether counties poised to predict 1956 vote outcome
Editors in 11 key counties across eight states forecast the race with six Republican and five Democratic leanings. Crowded with historic patterns, Albany and Laramie in Wyoming, Crook in Oregon, Jasper and Palo Alto in Iowa, Vanderburgh in Indiana, Belmont in Ohio, Marion in West Virginia, Fayette in Pennsylvania, Strafford and Coos in New Hampshire.
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Crook County
Oregon
Albany
Laramie
Wyoming
Jasper
Palo Alto
Iowa
Vanderburgh County
Indiana
Belmont County
Ohio
Marion County
West Virginia
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Strafford
Coos
New Hampshire
Albany County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Laramie County
Adlai E. Stevenson
Counties Pick the 7 4 Truman and Kefauver influence cited
Editors note that Eisenhower may hold a slight edge amid a cooling Democratic base and residual post primary tensions. Postcard polling in Vanderburgh County Indiana shows 52 to 48 favoring Eisenhower while neighboring Belmont and Marion counties push toward Stevenson with industrial and rural blocs cited. Iowa bellwethers favor GOP though Crook County Oregon swings, and overall farmer and labor voter weariness shapes odds.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Sparkman Attacks Eisenhower Korea Trip Plan
Sen. John Sparkman denounces Eisenhower’s Korea trip pledge during a Los Angeles press conference. He questions whether sending prisoners back to the Reds would end the war and warns of World War III if commitments fail. Sparkman also criticizes GOP claims of federal spending cuts and outlines his own stance on military aid and domestic economies.
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Bakersfield
Calif
John Sparkman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Sparkman
Los Angeles
California
San Joaquin Valley
Gen. Bradley
Gen. Collins
Reds
Fresno
Stockton
Alabama
Scientists Date Last Ice Age at 41 000 Years
Scientists using radioactive carbon dating conclude the last ice age occurred about 41 000 years ago, revising earlier estimates of 20 000 to 25 000 years. The finding shifts timelines for human migration and climate history based on carbon dating methods.
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Beauty Shop
North Ave
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