Parties and Showers For Miss Ruth Busenlechner
Miss Ruth FE Busenlechner, bride elect of Robert J Frost, has been honored with multiple showers. Family and friends hosted events including a personal shower by sister Mrs Mark O Flynn and a linen kitchen bathroom and miscellaneous showers by several hosts. Matron of honor will be sister Mrs Mark O Flynn and best man will be William Frost of Dayton. A reception will be held at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Building on Mary Etta St with several hostesses listed from Dayton Cleveland Middletown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth FE. Busenlechner
Robert J. Frost
Mark O'Flynn
Mary - Etta St
Edith Bergen
Dave Lamphier
Joseph Fattiar
Land
Mary Knox
Hughes St
Omer Lamphier
Monroe
Ellen Fishbaugh
Crawford St
Frank Lolli
Wells Rd
Joseph Fattlar
Cleveland
Mary Lee Knox
Joan Norris
Middletown
Fidelis Bible Class Meets at St Pauls Church
Fidelis Bible Class gathered last night in the social rooms of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church for a business and social meeting. Pastor H H Jung spoke before the social hour, with Mrs George Zecker in charge of entertainment. The committee included Mrs Zecker chairwoman Mrs C C Marlett Mrs Emma Turner Mrs Ed Davison Mrs Al Fitzgerald and Mrs Jake Huff. The next meeting is set for October 7 with a covered dish dinner at Mrs Ernest Darnolds on Goldman Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Bible Class
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ev. H. H. Jung
George Zecker
Ernest Darnold
Goldman Ave
Picnic Honors Mrs. A. Bailey at Armco Park
Relatives and friends celebrated Addie Bailey with a Sunday picnic at Armco Park. Guests included Don Bailey of Chicago, Jimmy Bailey, Phyllis, Earl and Mrs. Lacey, Brewer, Jack and Mrs. Stakley, Earl Sommers and children Sandra Gary and Steve, Patty Guiter, Amy Guiter, and Tom Craycraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Bailey
Armco Park
Don Bailey
Chicago
Jimmy Bailey
Phyllis
Earl Lacey
Brewer
Jack Stakley
Earl Sommers
Sandra
Gary
Steve
Patty Guiter
Amy Guiter
Tom Craycraft
September 20 Set For Oakes- Sullivan Vows
Miss Patty Sullivan and Airman John R. Oakes choose September 20 for their wedding at Smoky Hills Air Base chapel in Salina. Sullivan's parents are Mr. and Mrs Daymon Sullivan of Baltimore Street. Oakes is the son of Mr. and Mrs Walter Oakes of East Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Sullivan
John R. Oakes
Middletown
Smoky Hills Air Base
Salina
Oakes
Sullivan
Daymon Sullivan
Baltimore St
Jerry Burnett
Airman
Walter Oakes
East Central Ave
Missionary Circle Hosts First Baptist Church Event
Mrs Lester Pfeiffer entertained members of the Missionary Circle Six of First Baptist Church at her Elsmere Street home Tuesday evening. President Mrs Glenn Terry announced the first general meeting October 5 as a covered dish supper at the church. Mrs Terity gave a program on Baptist Missionaries in the Belgian Congo and White Cross Work. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her assistant Mrs Edward McComb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Pfeiffer
Missionary Circle
First Baptist Church
Elsmere St
Glenn Terry
Terity
Belgian Congo
Edward McComb
Local Club Circles Schedule Weekend Meetings
Homemakers Circle One meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Carlton Hammond 608 Sixth Ave with monthly gatherings through year end. Lions Club Women's Auxiliary to meet 8 p m at the Girls Club North Broad St per Mrs James Finley. Elks Socialites Club gathers Thursday at 2 p m in Elks Hall hosted by Mrs Hy Grund. Prosser Chapter 367 Order of Eastern Star holds special meeting Thursday to honor past Ruths at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Nu Phi Mu sorority Unit 1 meets 8 p m tonight in YMCA Director's Room. Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs annual Presidents Luncheon Thursday at 1 p m at First Presbyterian Church. Ladies Auxiliary of Mail Carriers meets Friday 7 30 p m at the Girls Club hosted by Miss Clara Jordon Mrs Oakume Jordon and Mrs LaVerne x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Hammond
Sixth Ave
Lions Club Women's Auxiliary
North Broad St
James Finley
Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YMCA
Middletown
Federation of Women's Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Clara Jordon
Oakome Jordon
LaVernex
Shower Honors Miss Lezzoni at Baltimore Street
Mrs James Lezzoni hosted a Sunday miscellane ous shower at her Baltimore Street home for bride elect Miss Lucille Lezzoni. Prizes went to Mrs Otto Haverland Miss Francis Scotti and several others. About 35 guests attended a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lezzoni
Baltimore St
Lucille Lezzoni
Don Haverland
Otto Haverland
Francis Scotti
John Madaffari
Joe Fabrivia
C. Miramonico
Julia Marconi
Richard Gall
Guest Night Planned At First EUB Church Meeting
WS of First EUB Church gathered at Mrs. Homer Getz home on Shafer Street for a guest night on October 7. Mrs. Charles Foutz will host at South Main Street. Program chair Carl Rosai spoke on "We Have Stewardship" explaining the meaning and principles of Christian stewardship and the idea of trustworthy stewards. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. E. Goodwin, Mrs. Delman Whitt, Mrs. John Ball, and Mrs. Win Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Eub
Homer Getz
Shafer St
Charles Foutz
South Main St
Carl Rosai
E. ‘’, Goodwin
Delman Whitt
John Ball
Win Arnold
Nurses Alumni Reports on State Convention in Akron
Miss Mildred Long reported to the Nurses' Alumni Association about the recent state convention in Akron. The group opened the new club year at Mrs. James Thompson's Milton Rd home. Mrs. Walter Zecker highlighted the Atlantic City biennial meeting. Members answered roll call with tales of unusual vacations. The refreshment table featured a travel globe and mementos from various states. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Ringenberg, Mrs. Monroe Swartz, Mrs. Edward Beck, Mrs. Eular Davidson, and Mrs. Walter Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Long
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Akron
James Thompson
Milton Rd
Walter Zecker
Atlantic City
N. J
Ralph Ringenberg
Monroe Swartz
Edward Beck
Eular Davidson
Walter Hartman
Travel Notes Highlight Midwest Visits During Labor Day
Mr and Mrs Elmer Childs of North Broad St visited relatives in Detroit over Labor Day. Mrs R W Solomon a former Middletonian en route from Bay View Michigan to Berea Kentucky spends days with Mr and Mrs D E Harlan of South Richard Rice of Chanute Air Force Base Illinois weekend guest Ernie Brothers and his guest Ivan Betrand formerly of Watertown New York. Mrs A A Shaw of Central Ave hosted yesterday Mrs Fay Yantes of Whittier California former Middletown resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Childs
North Broad St
Detroit
R. W. Solomon
Bay View
Mich
Berea
D. E. Harlan
South Main St
Richard Rice
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
Mrs
Ernie Brothers
Ivan Betrand
Watertown
N.Y
A. A. Shaw
Central Ave
Fay Yantes
Whittier, Calif
Middletown
Community clubs meet across town this week
Kiwanis meet Thursday at noon in the Manchester Hotel Lions Club gathers at 6 20 p m at Gardner Company cafeteria Toastmasters at 7 p m in the Gardner Employment Conference Room Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M at 7 30 p m 19 North Broad St Dog training at 7 30 p m South Main Armory C C F Lodge at 7 30 p m hall Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 45 p m Moose Lodge officers at unspecified time at hall Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary American Legion at 8 p m Silver Leaf Social Club 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron at 8 p m American Legion Home Tried Stone 3 Masonic Lodge at 8 p m Trades and Labor Council room Middletown High Boosters Club at 7 30 p m Library Civic Association notes Britain car fenders called wings or mud guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Hotel
Lions Club
Gardner Company
Toastmasters Club
Gardner Employment
Alpha Council
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
South Main St. Armory
1.C.C.F
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
American Legion Home
Masonic Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
Middletown High Boosters Club
Library
Civic Association
Vital Statistics Births in Franklin area
Birth notices report a girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Harbach at 121 East Fifth Street Franklin yesterday. A girl born to Mr and Mrs William Schaeffer at 1118 South River Street Franklin yesterday. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Corbett Thomas of West Middletown Route 2 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Homer Stokes of 1329 Vail Avenue Franklin yesterday. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Woodford Cracraft of 319 Garfield Street today. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Goodloe Butler Jr of 905 Columbia Avenue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harbach
East Fifth St
Franklin
William Schaeffer
South River St
Corbett Thomas
West Middletown
Homer Stokes
Vail Ave
Woodford Cracraft
Garfield St
Goodloe Butler, Jr
Columbia Ave
Marriage Licenses Married in Hamilton Area List
A list of marriage licenses includes Eugene Rhodes Epperson 29 student and Kathryn Jane Roemer 24 dietician both of Hamilton. Also noted are Robert Roam 61 laborer and Lenora O'Brien 60 both of Hamilton. Harry Michael Lowell 25 manager and Eileen Batt 25 teacher both of Hamilton. Eugene Belt 48 tax clerk Dayton and Helen B. Pickerell 47 statistical clerk 2304 Sherman Ave Middletown. Also Jacques Berling 32 farmer Hamilton Route 3 and Deloris Coates 23 beautician Hamilton M. R. 62 James H. Neu 25 U.S. Navy 1019 Central Ave and Mary Jo Randsdell 24 saleswoman 2405 Hill Ave. John Henry Voss 22 student and Iva Lee Elrod 20 receptionist both of Hamilton. Donald C. Broadwell 19 ap ptice and Ruth Hobbs boekeeper both of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rhodes Epperson
Kathryn Jane Roemer
Hamilton
Robert Roam
Lenora O'Brien
Harry Michael Lowell
Eileen Batt
Eugene Belt
Dayton
Helen B. Pickerell
Sherman Ave
Middletown
Jacques Berling
Deloris Coates
M. R
James H. Neu
U.S. Navy
Central Ave
Mary Jo Randsdell
Hill Ave
John Henry Voss
Iva Lee Elrod
Donald C. Broadwell
Apentice
Ruth Hobbs
Beokeeper
Medical and surgical notices list multiple patients
A scattered list names patients and locations for medical and surgical notices. Entries include Mrs H B Turner Burton Rd medical, Miss Shirley Knox York Ave surgical, Dannie Proctor Vanderveer St medical, Brown Cornett Burbank St, John Daley Germantown Route 1 surgical, Mrs Robert Gritton Franklin surgical, Mrs Joseph Messia Crawford St surgical, Mrs Robert Lowery Veterans Village surgical, Mrs Fannie Ralston Lebanon medical, Mrs Jones Ottawa St medical, Mollie Staton Buena Ave medical, and others. Out of town entries mention Paul J Ellis 1705 Columbia Ave Hamilton Mercy Hospital, Beverly Bowling Franklin, Melvin Kinzer Franklin, and Ruth Vandeventer Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Turner
Burton Rd
Shirley Knox
York Ave
Dannie Proctor
Milton Proctor
Vanderveer St
Brown Cornett
Burbank St
John Daley
Germantown
Robert Gritton
Franklin
Joseph Messia
Crawford St
Robert Lowery
Veterans Village
Fannie Ralston
Lebanon
Jones
Ottawa St
Mollie Staton
Buena Ave
Herbert Roe
Central Ave
Cecil
Waneta St
George McAllister
Manchester Ave
de Barnard
Ahern
Beverly Bowling
Ralph Bowling
Herbert Fawley
First Ave
Melvin Kinzer
William Sansom
West Middletown
Charles Shafer
Roy Smith
Walter Sorrell, Sr
Garfield St. John
Lions Ordered To Retreat From South Main St
Police said a lion tamer on South Main St across from Barnitz stadium must remove his lions from the city after residents complained of menace, noise, and unsanitary conditions. Chief Joseph Blackmore said Hoover moved the lions out last night and a city check will ensure they are not kept in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main St
Barnitz Stadium
Joseph Blackmore
David Hoover
Reds Cloak Aims Sherwood Claims
Roger Sherwood told the Hamilton Kiwanis Club that communists cloak their aims behind fake peace crusades. He described infiltration of radio and music by Commies to dominate the arts, outlining several related topics before a Q and A at the Anthony Wayne Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherwood
Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Sherwood
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Wishing Well puzzle game description
A short, dated style puzzle note explains a daily fortune message. It instructs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by minus four if six or more, or plus three if fewer than six, to obtain a key number. Then start at the rectangle’s upper left, check each key number left to right, and read the hidden message from letters under checked figures.
Damage suit over Armco steel burners seeks 100000
A $100,000 damage suit was filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati against Armco Steel Corp. by Randolph Foundry Company of Randolph Massachusetts. The suit alleges Armco aluminized steel burners used in 5100 range oil burners failed within a week and many replacements were needed. The Pulson Oil Burners used Armco aluminized steel sleeves after September 1946 when the Massachusetts firm acquired the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Armco Steel Corporation
Randolph Foundry Company
Randolph
Mass
Armco
Reginald H. Rose H. Pulson
Pulson
Massachusetts
Polio Fund Gains From Local Youth Groups
Detective John Fitzgerald, chairman of the drive, reports a new five dollar fifty cent contribution from a carnival staged by five young residents Becky Laws Rita Beth Romans Marriana Lacy Lanie Key and Louise Hofer all from the 2000 block of Wilbraham Road The event followed early peach sales and was held in the Low Backyard officials say the drive continues to grow as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Polio
John Fitzgerald
Smallris
Becky Laws
Rita Beth Romans
Marriana Lacy
Lanie Key
Louise Hofer
Wilbraham Rd
Trade damages claim over Armco steel sale
Plaintiffs allege their company suffered trade damage as Armco steel priced at 4 377 71 dollars. They contend burners are banned in Canada by the Dominion fire marshal, according to the filed petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Canada
Dominion
German Farm Youth To Visit Middletown Tomorrow
Bodo Edel a 16 year old German youth studying in the United States will visit Middletown Thursday to see two aspects of American life He will tour the Middletown Journal offices then attend a Kiwanis Club meeting at the Manchester Hotel hosted by circulation manager F W Chew He arrived in Eaton to live on the McClure farm Rural Route 1 and began study at Eaton High School under a State Department Brethren Service program arranged by George Van Giesen Ralph Mikesell and Harry Hildebolt The trip showcases press work and civic clubs for the visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode Edel
United States
Middletown
Middletown Journal
F. W. Chew
Journal
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Bodo
Germany
State Department
Brethren Service
Harry McClure
Eaton
Eaton High School
George van Giesen
Journal State
McClure
Ralph Mikesell
Eaton Schools
Harry Hildebolt
Unemployment Reaches Three Million in Major Chinese Cities
Peiping Peoples Daily reports three million unemployed in major Chinese cities as Communist China battles joblessness amid economic strain. The state daily frames the figure as a sign of wide hardship in urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Communist China
Peiping Peoples Daily
The
Communist Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Busenlechner
A. Bailey
Despina Valen
Ward-Belmont Conservatory
Cincinnati College of Music
Oakes- Sullivan
Elks Socialites Club
Elks Hall
Hy Grund
Lezzoni
Quaesty
Britain
Paul J. Ellis
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Lions
Reds Cloak
U. S
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Peatures Syndicate
Ind
Polio Fund Growing
Virginia Garrett
Nelva Center
Jour Aumuner
Rick
Maney Bank
PETS
Ria
N. Main ST
Zephyr Wools
Carol Brent
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