Notices of students entering college this fall
Society Editor will publish notices of students going to college this fall on Sunday September 10. Notices will be accepted through September 7. For details call 2-3611 and ask for the Society Editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1950
Page
6
Society Editor will publish notices of students going to college this fall on Sunday September 10. Notices will be accepted through September 7. For details call 2-3611 and ask for the Society Editor.
After a month with Mr and Mrs John H May and family in Williamsville New York Anne and Linda Sue Heck return home on South Main Street. They were joined by Mr and Mrs May and children Billy and Lynn who remained over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. McKnight Kinne and daughters Barbara and Melissa visited Mrs. Kinne’s family Mr. and Mrs. John Knoop of Troy Ohio during the holiday.
Mr and Mrs Colin Gardner VI with children Tina Tony and Colin IV have returned to their Alameda Circle home after a summer in Wequetonsing Michigan.
The Oval Room at the Manchester Hotel hosted a Saturday luncheon linen shower for Miss Beverly Laut. Hostess Mrs. John Dickerson. Miss Laut will wed Mr. Robert D. Tranter on September 16. Yellow and white centerpieces filled the tables as bridge and canasta followed gift opening.
The Clubs Beta Theta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet this evening at 7 30 in room 203 at the YMCA. The Omeda Busy Bee Sewing Club sponsors an ice cream social on September 8 at 3012 Navaho St at 7 p m with ice cream pies cakes hot dogs coffee lemonade and a fish pond. The Fidelis Bible Class of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet this evening at 7 30 p m at the church instead of the Hoppe home in Elkton as cards stated.
Mrs D T Richardson of Marblehead Massachusetts left yesterday after a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Brown of Alameda Circle. Mrs Richardson was the former Betty Brown.
Mrs Elmer Atchley of Monroe Ohio returns home after three weeks with daughter Miriam in New York City where she saw Kiss Me Kate Wisteria Trees and South Pacific. The Wolfe family vacationed in Michigan with trips to Port Hope and St Ignace. Dr and Mrs J D Satcher and daughter Marilyn returned from two weeks at Myrtle Beach and Charleston.
Miss Dora DiChristoforo, bride-elect of Anthony J. Tenore, was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Dan Vitali in Hamilton. The couple will wed September 30 at St. John's Church. Pink and white décor featured a pink umbrella backdrop. Over forty five guests attended, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Donisi, Mrs. C. Micemonaco, and Mrs. D. Forni.
Mr and Mrs Harlan D Helsel hosted a formal dinner for their daughter Miss Marlene McAtee at The Alameda. She leaves September 13 for Margaret Hall an Episcopal girls school in Versailles Kentucky and will be a junior in high school. An arrangement of marigolds graced the table with music and television during the evening. Attendees included Miss Shari Kah Miss Jeannine Farrar Miss Marilyn Mohler and Miss Kay Mohler and the hosts.
James R. Schroeder of Columbus won the state chess championship with five victories and a draw. The junior title went to 18 year old Myron Frederic of Columbus. In the women's division Catherine Jones of Columbus tied with Mena Schwarz of Cleveland for first.
Miss Gloria Pyle hosted last night for Miss Joan Davies and Mr. Robert Davies with a bar shower at her home. Guests toasted the couple as gifts were displayed on a gold lettered front bar reading Joan and Bob before a buffet and cocktails.
Mr and Mrs Don Holstein hosted a Labor Day picnic in their yard yesterday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Russell Nein, Mr and Mrs Syl Shetter, Mr and Mrs Jack Hagen, Mr and Mrs Carl Martin, Miss Gretchen Holstein, and Mr James Harpring.
Miss Martha Martin hosted a silver dollar shower at Martin Meadows for Miss Joan Davies and Mr. Robert Davies, who will marry on September 9. Guests tapped silver dollars to a central tree, each labeled with their name, and enjoyed a buffet, then bridge and canasta.
Mr and Mrs Graham Layer hosted a family covered dish dinner on Hughes Street to honor the wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Tom Leight Mr and Mrs Robert Leight Sr Mr and Mrs J R Cox and Mr and Mrs Layer Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Minor Mr Robert Minor and son Mr and Mrs Mark Leight and family Mr and Mrs Layer and family and guests from Liberty Indiana
The Sorg Employes Bowling League held an old fashioned picnic yesterday at the Joe Long farm near Camden Ohio. Retired Sorg Paper Co. employees attended. Thelma Taylor received a television set as a highlight, with additional awards going to Silas Fuget and James Mains.
A 23 year old Xavier University student Donald J Steltenkamp died in a Monterey Mexico hospital from injuries suffered in an August 25 auto crash. He was part of a group of Cincinnati students returning from a mountainside sightseeing trip. Another Xavier student Richard Stuhlmueller was not present at the time of the crash.
A weather note records rainfall in the Khasi hills of northeast India reaching 805 inches in a single year. The record highlights extreme rainfall in a remote hill region and underscores unusual monsoon patterns affecting local communities.
Marian Martin pattern 9181 targets Jr Miss sizes 11 to 17 with tartan daywear and jewel tone velveteen options. Includes new collar, smart pockets, and a complete illustrated Sew Chart for perfect fit. Send 25 cents to News Journal Middletown Ohio Pattern Dept for the pattern and 20 cents for Fall Winter Pattern Book.
Frank F. Ferryman of Middletown Ohio tied for fourth in the 1950 Ohio State Chess Tournament held in Akron. He represented Middletown at the three day event with about 60 players. George Schroeder of Ohio State University won the tournament at the Portage Hotel after a weekend session starting Saturday.
City Briefs lists multiple local gatherings including Camera Club at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association Veterans of Foreign Wars at post headquarters and Legion posts meetings at various halls in Lemon Township North Middletown and Middletown Hospital hosts a Cancer Clinic at 7 p m while other clubs like Sertoma and the Fraternal Order of Eagles hold sessions at set venues
One thousand one hundred Middletown High School students returned to class this afternoon to receive a special back-to-school Middletonian edition. The two-page extra includes sports coverage, a fashion feature, and a German exchange student profile, plus details on activities, grading changes, and a new photo ticket system.
Chautauqua ends season, with all facilities closed except skating rink. The rink will stay open Sundays and Tuesdays until October 8. New officers elected include Evan J. Hamilton as president and R. E. Sherrod as first vice president. Trustees named: Hamilton, Aspenleiter, Woodward, Ritz, Deardorff, Blair, Gates, Blossom, Young.
The Rev Walter Sterwerf assistant pastor at Holy Trinity Church returned from a Europe trip including Rome for Holy Year observances. He met the Pope and received permission to give the Papal blessing to his congregation. He celebrated Mass on St Cecilia altar in the catacombs and joined the Lourdes candlelight procession with bishops and priests. He traveled from Paris to New York and then Middletown.
More cool weather is in store for Middleton with fair conditions and cooler nights. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from a low of 58 degrees at 7 a.m. to 71 degrees by 5:30 p.m., while the current morning opened at 47 degrees with 68 degrees by 9:30 a.m. Wednesday is expected to be fair and slightly warmer in the afternoon.
Master Sergeant Bernard P Simmons announced Marine recruiting changes for Regulars and Reserves. New enlistment terms allow three or four year first enlistments, reenlistments for three four or six years, and transfers for those separated 90 days or more with post assignments except aviation personnel. Class III b Reserve enlistment open to men with no prior service, with duties at Paris Island for training. married men with dependents eligible. Former Sergeants or below may enlist in Class III b Reserve and be assigned to local posts, with aviation personnel transferred to El Toro or Cherry Point.
A woman's body found in a woods near Alliance may be that of Bertha Pawek a Cleveland woman missing since July 16 Investigators led by Stark County Coroner E C Reno suggest the age and location match but identification awaits a niece’s tests The body lay in the woods three to four weeks and foul play remains unconfirmed Read more on the probe by Al P Corbett of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court attached to Judge Frank Merrick’s unit
In Columbiana County near Lisbon a man named Pawek, cited in a divorce that was set aside by Judge Merrick for not disclosing plans to remarry, is connected to searches for his estranged wife who was last seen near his farm. authorities have conducted multiple searches in the vicinity.
A Britannica description notes barges are built with the largest hatchway and smallest deck area to permit quick cargo handling.
A dairy farm reports udder disease in cows, noting mastitis as a common ailment among the herd. Early treatment and milking hygiene are emphasized to prevent spread and maintain milk quality.
Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce directors gather at 7 30 p m in the Manchester Hotel senior chamber for a September 14 meeting. Desert Mann, president, says the session covers board business. Note mentions vitamins in fish.
The Knights of Columbus will hold their monthly meeting at 8 15 p m in the K of C Auditorium. The Order of Ahepa will convene at 8 p m at the YMCA for their session.
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