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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

18

Local Social Roundup Highlights Springboro Guests and Visits

Mrs. Orissa Hayner and Mrs. George Seiden with Mrs. Frank Fox of Fort McKinley joined Thursday guests of Mrs. Mary Taylor and family and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wade. The Simp sons and Myrtle Simpson toured the Smoky Mountains en route to Tampa Florida visiting J. E. Patton in Floral City. Families from Middletown Dayton and Xenia attended picnics and weddings while others visited relatives in Centerville West Union and Miamisburg during the week. Virginia Owens the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Owens returned home from Middletown Hospital.

Springboro Orissa Hayner George Seidenstick Frank Fox Fort McKinley Mary Taylor Perry Wade Herman Simpson Myrtle Simpson Smoky Mountains Tampa Fla Floral City Florida J. E. Patton Charles Harris Leslie Gorsuch Middletown LeSourdsville Sherry Joe Wade Will Leighty Lebanon Judy Wade Aldamell Pope Dayton Fred Mayne Utica Tiss Ruth Githens Howard Miller Freddie Patton State College Lester Gorsuch Centerville Becky Beck Olive Grace Beck Virginia Cliff Owens Middletown Hospital Martha Lyons Ernest Striefthau Lee Lovely Arthur Gilpin Miamisburg A. T. Gilpin B. B. Patton Lloyd Patton Lawrence Campbell Jr Fred South Xenia Russell Campbell Lytle Lawrence Campbell

Camden Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meeting Notes

The August Camden Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 12 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buriff. Vice-President Mrs. Galen Brown led the business session and discussions on reapportionment of the state legislature real estate assessments and wheat crop insurance were led by Mrs. Buriff, Mrs. James Irwin and Robert Hays. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. Harley Blacker, Ki Morton, Ivan Kramer, Truman Leisure, Harry Gibbons Jr., Richard Brown, Nedra, and others. The September meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays in Camden, Ohio.

Camden—Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 12 Robert Buriff Galen Brown James Irwin Robert Hays Harley Blacker Ki Morton Ivan Kramer Truman Leisure Harry Gibbons, Jr Richard Brown Nedra Camden

Advisory Council Picnic and Shown Event at Camden Notes

Advisory Council No 133 enjoyed a roadside park picnic near Gratis then an evening at Charles Cooper’s home with Lois Cooper in charge. Next meeting set for Carl Geeting’s home on Friday September 10. Camden shower honors Mr and Mrs William Setser at Ambrose Tony home near Fairhaven with gifts and pink decor. Attendees include many Whitesell and Geeting families and others. Frank Campbell and family from Camden returned from a six week west coast trip via Alaska.

Carl Geeting Lewis Whitesell Mary Bobby Donald Dwight Whitesell Ambrose Toney Frank Campbell Camden West Pacific Alaska

Somerville and Nearby Social Visits Reported

Local residents travel to visit friends in Manchester Kentucky Camden and Oxford. Couples and families from Somerville Cincinnati Ports mouth and Dayton join gatherings and Sunday calls while church groups plan a picnic and Bible study dates.

Local Families Share Social Visits Across Liberty Township

Residents from Liberty Township and nearby areas hosted and visited relatives and friends in a sequence of Sunday dinners, birthday observances, hospital updates, and Cincinnati trips. Highlights include Mrs. Auta Carter hosting, Carl Roberts Jones birthday tribute, and visits by Edna Billingslea, E E Roosa, and others from Lebanon, Cincinnati, and Greensburg.

Liberty Township G. E. Stanfelland Barbara Ann Stanfield Bill Stanfield Lexington Auta Carter Amon Little Mary Martyn Stacy Brant Greensburg Ind Harold Gilmer Edmonton N. C Warren Satterfield Alpha Lena Brant A. T. van Ness Joseph Stewart Morrows Donald Hall Donald Chalk Bethany-Mason Rd Fort Hamilton Hospital Edna Billingslea Walter Eiler Springdale E. E. Roosa Mason Carl Roberts Jones Robert D. Jones Bethany Glenn Zecher Albert Kock Corwin Mehl Elmer Carter Chicago Naoma Pond Cincinnati Joseph Condon Mercy Hospital Ora Condon Lebanon Thomas Smith R. W. Prichard Royal Martin II Louisville J. O. Wyle Palmer Eckert Middletown Ed Myer Dianne D. W. Eatel Lynn David Grace McVay C. O. Everson Harry Bates Lillie Williamson Norwood

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