Vacation Returns Highlight Midwest and East Trips
Mrs Wallace B Quail and daughter Helen return from Fire Island N Y while Mr Quail remains in Washington with the Iron and Steel division of the National Production Authority. Numerous families report summer trips to Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky Ohio and New York including Green Lake and Camp Manitowich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Quail
Helen
Fire Island
N. Y
Mr. Quail
Washington
Iron and Steel Division
The
National Production Authority
Robert Ramsdell
Robert
Martha
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ramsdell
Green Lake
Wis
National Guild of Choristers
American Baptist Assembly
Miss Ramsdell
Camp Manitowich
Boulder Junction
Carroll Lewis
William
Alpena
Mich
Miss Ruby Tuggle to Wed Vernon Collins
Miss Mildred Baird and Miss LaVonne Sorrell hosted a bridal shower for Miss Ruby Tuggle bride elect of Mr. Vernon Collins at Miss Tuggle's Central Ave. home with pink and white decorations and a miniature bridal party centerpiece. September 8 is the wedding at First Church of God at 7 30 p m. Gifts were awarded to several guests and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Baird
LaVonne. Sorrell
Ruby Tuggle
Vernon Collins
Miss Tuggle
Central Ave
Mr. Collins
First Church of God
Don Johnson
Earl Moreland
Pat Stewart
Pat Green
William Berry
Illie Cobb
Ann Streifthau
Joan Ballard
Maria Jean Steward
Jessee Tuggle
Cornel Wilde Weds Jean Wallace in Los Angeles
Cornel Wilde and Jean Wallace married yesterday in Judge Arthur Crum's chambers in Los Angeles. Wilde recently divorced Patricia Knight in Reno last Thursday, and Wallace had divorced Fran Chot Tone in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cornel Wilde
Jean Wallace
Reno
Patricia Knight
Miss Wallace
Franchot Tone
Arthur Crum
September 8 Bride Honored
A lawn bridal shower for Miss LaVonne Sorrell was hosted by Mrs. Roscoe Evans at the Sorrell home on Grand Ave. Green and white decorations highlighted the gift table beneath a canopy. Miss Sorrell is to wed Mr. Richard Henderson at the First Baptist Church on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Sorrell
Roscoe Evans
Sorrell
Grand Ave
Miss Sorrell
Richard Henderson
First Baptist Church
John I. Parr
Troy Mays
Ralph Evans
Wanda Sorrell
Alma Sorrell
Cecil Rogers
Loriie Sorrell
Patty Sorrell
John Evans
Leonard May
Homer Sorrell
Edith Evans
Effie Sorrell
Mildred Baird
First Fall Meeting of Home Makers Circle 7
The Home Makers Circle 7 opens its season at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. John Fridolph's home, 2406 Fleming Rd, with David L. Robbins as co-hostess. The Ladies Aid of First EUB Church meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clyde Hall's Franklin home, members asked to bring penny banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle 7
John Fridolph
Fleming Rd
David L. Robbins
First Eub Church
Clyde Hall
Franklin
Spinster Lunch Signals Imminent Wedding of Doris Reardon Sickle
Doris Reardon and Edward B. Sickle Jr. prepare for a Saturday ceremony at Holy Trinity Church. A spinster luncheon at Blair's featured friends including maid of honor Trudy Sickle and bridesmaids. Rehearsal dinner to be hosted Friday at Manchester Hotel, reception at Elks Club ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Reardon
Blair’s
Mss Reardon
Edward B. Sickle, Jr
Holy Trinity Church
James F. McNary
Trudy Sickle
Robert Davies
James Smith
D. E. Bolton
P. D. Snyder
Robert Lampe
Robert Crooke
Pat Gade
Nancy Stabler
Martha Martin
M. S Sickle
Chicago
Manchester Hotel
Elks Club
Women’s Society Meeting at Shafer Street Home
The Clubs Women’s Society of the First EUB Church met Monday evening at Mrs. Homer Getz’s home on Shafer St. Mrs. Carl Rossi led the stewardship session with the theme Christ Calls to Commitment. A candlelight service followed with prayers and talks on commitment of prayers, personalities, and possessions. Assisted by Mrs. Hattie Bunyan and Mrs. E. V. win, one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
EUB
Homer Getz
Shafer St
Carl Rossi
Christ
S. H. Kitchen
Clyde Hall
Rossi
Getz
Hattie Bunyan
E. V. Win
Amoma Class Names Committees For Ensuing Year
Mrs Paul Thatcher, president of the Amoma Class at First Baptist Church, announced committee assignments for the year. The program committee includes Mrs Robert Baker as chairman with Mrs Edward McComb, Mrs Ray Standafer and Mrs C L Ratliff. The ways and means group lists Mrs James Wikoff as chairman with Mrs William Leasure, Mrs Herschel Barnhart and Mrs Clester Pieratt. Membership chair Mrs Clemmon Ellison is aided by Mrs Frank Byers, Mrs Elgin Storey and Mrs Jesse Clements. Good cheer chair Mrs Si Farquer will be assisted by Mrs Otis Peake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thatcher
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Robert Baker
Edward McComb
Ray Standafer
C. L. Ratliff
James Wikoff
William Leasure
Herschel Barnhart
Clester Pieratt
Clemmon Ellison
Frank Byers
Elgin Storey
Jesse Clements
Si Farquer
Otis Peake
Local NSA Group Plans Meeting
Mrs. Ted George social chair will host a National Secretaries Association gathering at 326 South Cherry St Germantown with Miss Dorothy Thompson and Miss Mary Edna Sullivan assisting. Dinner is at 6 30 p m Sullivan to report on the Stay at the Shamrock Hotel Stay ton Houston Tex, and a memorial service will honor Mrs. Margaret DeFord Klopp who died August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted George
National Secretaries’ Association
South Cherry St
Germantown
Dorothy Thompson
Mary Edna Sullivan
Sullivan
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Tex
Margaret DeFord Klopp
Defiance College Alumni Picnic Near Dayton Planned
Alumni and friends within 79 miles of Dayton will gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Brandon on Old Salem Road near Route 48 for the annual Defiance College picnic. Special guests include new president Kevin C. McCann and Mrs. McCann. Secretary L Ward McReynolds and Mrs. McReynolds also attend. Basket lunch at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance College
Dayton
C. Edwin Brandon
Brandon
Old Salem Rd
Englewood Dam
Kevin C. McCann
McCann
L. Ward McReynolds
Alumni Association
McReynolds
Club officers and committee details announced
The report lists Mrs. Howard She ley as chair of the gift committee with Mrs. Ralph Phibbs and Mrs. Joseph R. Baker joining the panel alongside chairman Mrs. Andrew Hem bree. Mrs. J. H. Stalker leads the class Teachers with officers led by Mrs. Thatcher as president and others in roles. The first meeting of the new club season is Septem ber 10 at Mrs. Thatcher's East Central Ave home, a covered dish dinner. The description notes Trichobatrachus Robustus skin resembles hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
East Central Ave
Jobless Claims Rise Through Middletown August
Middletown Employment Center reports high unemployment claims in August amid vacation shutdowns and possible over production. Johnson notes a seasonal uptick expected in September with demand shifting to railroad, construction, and canning jobs. Nationally, labor stats show skilled worker shortages and a lingering weak factory setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Maurice J. Tobin
JA Advisors Meet Again On Thursday
Plans are complete for the second meeting of Junior Achievement company advisors Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Civic Association auditorium Robert McDade executive director says record keeping awards Achievers Association activities and the liquidation of firms will be discussed A series of colored slide projections showing Junior Achievement activities for the past two years will be shown Forty two advisors gathered Tuesday evening for the initial meeting The JA year will begin after this second meeting with school presentations starting at Middletown High School Wednesday September 19 and continuing until October 5 with Lemon Monroe High School the last stop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Achievement Company
Civic Association
Robert McDade
McDade
Middletown High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
Community Meeting Schedule for Wednesday and Thursday
Public notices list several marching events and club gatherings. National Guard Company D unit meets at 7:30 p m at 2100 South Main Street. Blythe-Williams Post 231 meets 7:30 p m at Post Headquarters Knights Of Columbus and other groups convene at 8 p m east of C auditorium. Thursday brings Kiwanis and Lions noon at Manchester Hotel, Toastmasters 7 p m Gardner Employment Conference Room, Armco Employees Independent Federation 7 p m AEIF offices, dog training 7:30 p m South Main Armory, IOOF Lodge 7:30 p m, Alcoholics Anonymous 7:45 p m, Moose Lodge 8 p m, Alpha Council Jr O U A M 8 p m 19 North Broad Street, 9526 Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron 8 p m at American Legion, Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary 8 p m Silver Leaf Social Club Tried Stone 83 Masonic Lodge and Trades and Labor Council room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Manchester
Toastmasters Club
Gardner
Armco
Employes Independent Federation
A.E.I.F
South Main St
Ioof Lodge
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Lodge
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
American Legion
Blythe-Williams Post
Silver Leaf
Stone
Masonic Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
College Corner Water Dwindles: School Affected
Oxford reports a severe water shortage after Col lege Corner residents failed to buy into the city supply. Mayor Harley Pulis urges residents to limit sprinkling and water use as Union School delays reopen due to a near dry creek. Farms haul in water for livestock and homes as drought persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Corner
Oxford
Harley Pulis
Union School
Carl Phillips
40-Year Pin Awarded to Armco Official G D Tranter
Armco Steel official G D Tranter received a 40 year service pin in a ceremony at the General Office attended by company officials. Tranter joined Armco in 1911 as a weigh master and rose through roles at East Works and Central Works, becoming manager of East Works and Hamilton plants earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Tranter
East Works
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corporation
Charles R. Hook
Tranter
Armco
Old Central Works
Obituary: Everett Coldiron 62 of Means Kentucky
Everett Coldiron 62 of Means Kentucky died suddenly at 4 pm Tuesday while visiting his sister Mrs Vertie Hopkins of 909 Columbia Avenue A heart condition preceded the fatal heart attack Fire Department emergency crew treated him but he was pronounced dead after oxygen failed He was born in Menifee County Kentucky a farmer retired a year ago Surviving are his widow Easter a son Woodrow Coldiron and five daughters Ethel Morrison Bernice Wolfe Mable Arnold Mildred Reffitt and Geraldine Coldiron all of Dayton His parents Mr and Mrs William Coldiron of Greensburg Indiana six sisters Mopkins Edith Williamson Ada Jamison Elien Kellison Esther Belleamy and Mary Coldiron and one brother Vernon Coldiron all of Greensburg Indiana and seven grandchildren Friends may call at Hopkins residence 909 Columbia Avenue after 4 pm Thursday The body will be taken to McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Friday for services at 10 am with further services at Brookville Indiana tomorrow at 2 pm and burial in Reily Cemetery Mayme Speeny and an additional daughter Mrs Clarence Bogan of Trenton and sister Mrs Otis Miller of College Corner also noted plus eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Coldiron
Means
Vertie Hopkins
Columbia Ave
Coldiron
Fire Department
Menifee County
Easter
Woodrow Coldiron
Ethel Morrison
Cincinnati
Bernice Wolfe
Mable Arnold
Mildred Reffitt
Geraldine Coldiron
Dayton
William Coldiron
Greensburg
Ind
Mopkins
Edith Williamson
Ada Jamison
Renick
W. Va
Elien Kellison
Auto
Esther Belleamy
Georgetown
Mary Coldiron
Vernon Coldiron
Hopkins
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Infant Murphy Dies After Lingering Illness
Robert Phipps Murphy two month old son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Murphy died at Ellis Hospital Schenectady New York after a lingering illness. He was the grandson of Mr and Mrs E C Murphy of Middletown and Mrs Florence Phipps of Hamilton and his mother Dorothy Jane Phipps Murphy formerly taught at Wayne Township School. He leaves a brother Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Robert Phipps Murphy
Edward C. Murphy
Perry Wehr, Indiana farmer, dies at 83 in Connersville
Perry Wehr 83 of Whitcomb Indiana a former Butler County farmer died Monday at a convalescent home in Connersville Indiana after several months illness He was born October 5 1867 in Reily to John and Nancy Wehr He lived much of his life in Reily Survivors include his widow May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Perry Wehr
Whitcomb
Ind
Connersville
Wehr
John
Nancy Wehr
Reily
May
Doctor Foster J Boyd longtime Cincinnati physician dies
Dr Foster J Boyd 68 retired Cincinnati physician and surgeon died at his home Tuesday. He practiced in Cincinnati from 1912 to two years ago. Surviving are his widow Frances Laird Boyd a daughter Mrs E K Eanes and a son Dr Foster J Boyd Jr of Wilmington. Friends may call at Charles A Miller Sons Funeral Home Hamilton Ave at Knowlton St Northside Cincinnati after 4 pm. Funeral services at 10 am Thursday with burial at Cambridge Ohio Friday morning. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster J. Boyd Mason
Foster J. Boyd
Cincinnati
Boyd
Frances Laird Boyd
E. K. Eanes
Foster J. Boyd, Jr
Wilmington
Charles A. Miller Sons
Hamilton Ave
Knowlton St
Northside
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Ayres
Nancy
Long Lake, Mich
Ronald Gill, Jr
Donald Edward
Gill
Ronald Gill
Carl Frisby
Union Rd
U. S. Navy
Argentia
Newfoundland
Annapolis
Bach
Jackson, Ky
J. M. Hogg
Black Little
Harold Hogg
Walter Smith
Joe
Elwood St
Estil Wombold
Lee Baird
Margaret Rodefer
Youngstown
James Mumaw
Tommy
Louise Arpp Sharkey
Roberta Baker
Thomas Sharkey
Calif
Sharkey
Miss Baker
Adele Mallard
Clyde Newton
Frank Goss
Peggy Sharkey
H. H. Jung
Mara Lou
Pine Lake
Lester Billeter
Columbus
Laurel Court No. 40
Order of Amaranth
Billeter
State of
Ohio
Jack Frisbie
Orchard St
Atlantic City
New York
Arthur Hauselman
Robert Nickell
Julianne
Cleveland
Charles R. Day
Hauselmans
Cleveland Indians
Tre
Wenge
the Friendly Loan Company
Dial
Louis F. Jones
Mgr
Lou
Bonne
Gett
Ats
Gallaher’s Drug Store
Clubs Women’s Society
Franklin, Ohio
NSA
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Blythe-Williams
Knights of Columbus
C. Auditorium
Mayme Speeny
Whitcomb, Ind
Clarence Bogan
Trenton
Otis Miller
Brookville
Reily Cemetery
Dot’s
Susseq
Norcross Greeting Cards
Office Outfitters, Inc
N. Main ST
Wilson
Funeral Home
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
McDowell
Annis
MC Dowell
S. Broad ST
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