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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1952

Page

6

Gallipolis Pair Wed In Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Helen JoAnne Frogale became the bride of Robert Matson Quayle at the First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis. The couple, both Ohio University graduates, will reside in Franklin after a wedding trip. Out of town guests came from Montgomery, Weston, Point Pleasant, Beckley, Franklin, Dayton, Middletown, Miamiville, Milford, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Florida.

First Presbyterian Jenny Mae Suiter Harvey Bovie Shirley Quayle Mary Frances Frye Carri Tom Quayle Ted van Pelt Richard Lewis Oliver West Carmen Frogale Gus Frye, Jr Gallipolis Frank Frye Weston, Va Frogale Quayne The Franklin Chronicle Montgomery Weston Point Pleasant Beckley W. Va Franklin Dayton Middletown Miamiville Milford Cincinnati Cleveland Florida

Local UC Students Attend Theta Chi Convention in LA

Fred W Lipfert of Monroe Street and Herbert W Laundy of Central Avenue, Beta Omicron members, attended the Theta Chi Fraternity 96th anniversary convention in Los Angeles. It was the largest gathering with ten new chapters since 1950, bringing the total to 109 campuses nationwide. Both men are students at the University of Cincinnati.

Fred W Lipfert Monroe St Herbert W. Laundy Central Ave Beta Omicron Theta Chi Fraternity National Organization Los Angeles Middletown University of Cincinnati

Surprise Dinner Honors Husbands

Three birthdays within a week occasioned a surprise dinner party given by Mrs. Adrian Brooks, Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Robert Ridpath for their husbands. After opening novel gifts, a candlelight buffet supper was served at the Ridpath on Germantown Road.

Adrian Brooks John Larson Robert Ridpath Ridpath Germantown Road

Busy Finger Sewing Chile and Guild Women Meet This Week

The Finger Sewing Chile group will hold a 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Bowman’s Elsmere Street home for business and social purposes. The Evening Branch of the Guild of Church Women at Church of the Ascension meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church library with Rev. Sidney McCammon speaking on church symbols. Also note: the crawl stroke was introduced to Europe around 1900 by Dick Cavill of Australia.

Chile Robert Bowman Elsmere St Guild of Church Women Church of the Ascension Sidney McCammon Europe Dick Cavill Australia

Miss Claudette Gunter Weds Wiley Witherspoon Jr

Dayton couple announces the marriage of Claudette Gunter to Wiley Witherspoon Jr in a double ring ceremony on August 30 in Liberty Indiana. Witherspoon, a 1951 Middletown High School graduate, works for Armco Steel. Claudette is employed by Rike Kumler in Dayton and they reside at 2200 Carolina Street.

W. R. Gunter Dayton Claudette Wiley Witherspoon, Jr W. W Witherspoon LaFayette Ave Liberty Ind Witherspoon Middletown High Schoo Armco Steel Corporation Rike-Kumler Company Carolina Street

Miss Hein Hosts Visiting Roommate Night of Games

Miss Virginia Hein of Franklin Street entertained many friends this weekend honoring visiting roommate Miss Phylix Huffman of Marion. Ohio Wesleyan roommates included Miss Doris Sanders of Dayton. Prizes were awarded to Miss Nancy Myers Miss Virginia Hill and Miss Huffman. Other guests included Miss Martha Davidson Miss Pat Lockard Miss Ann Dorenbusch Miss Carolyn Jones Middletown Miss Dorothy Hendricks Miss Nancy Jo Jefferson Dayton and Miss Gail Carey Marion.

Phylix Huffman Marion Virginia Hein Franklin St Hein Miss Huffman Doris Sanders Dayton Ohio Wesleyan Nancy Myers Virginia Hill Martha Davidson Pat Lockard Ann Dorenbusch Carolyn Jones Middletown Dorothy Hendricks Nancy Jo Jefferson Gail Carey

Goodwill Mothers Club Holds Armco Park Picnic

Members and families from the Goodwill Mothers Club gathered at Armco Park for their annual picnic. About thirty guests attended a noon covered dish dinner and an afternoon of games and contests. Color movies were taken to be shown at a future meeting. Mrs. Tom Cragecraft led the day as club president.

Goodwill Mothers Club Armco Park Tom Cragecraft

Oglesby Bank Clerk Completes Wisconsin Banking Course

William W. Raines assistant cashier at Oglesby-Barnitz Bank finished a two week residence session at the University of Wisconsin School of Banking. The program run by the Central States Conference includes bankers associations from 16 states. Raines was among 691 students from 31 states attending this year.

William W. Raines Oglesby-Barnitz Bank University of Wisconsin School of Banking Central States Conference Bankers Associations Raines

Malcolm Soule Heads LMHS Alumni Group

Malcolm Soule was elected president of the Lemon-Monroe High School Alumni Association during its annual dinner-dance at the Sportsmen's Club. Ewing Taulbee was chosen vice president, Mrs. Geneee secretary, and Gordon Lindsay treasurer. C. W. Young and Mrs. Young attended as guests.

Malcolms Soule Lemyon-Monroe Alumni Association Sportsmen’s Club Ewing Taulbee Geneee Gordon Lindsay C. W. Young Lemon Township William Lubberger Eugene Switzer Malcolm Soule Eugene Walek William Marts Phyllis Bergen

Travel Notes Mention Gen ao trip and home in Paris

Mr and Mrs George M W Hook sailed aboard the Independence on September 5 for Genoa and will reside at 22 Villa Said in Paris upon return From Genoa they plan to live in Paris Mrs Daniel Emrick and her mother in law Mrs Harry Emrick returned from a two week east trip stopping in Washington Atlantic City New York and Niagara Falls Other readers and families from Richmond Findlay Germantown Orlando Ave and Eaton were noted for Sunday visits and air travel for vacations Also noted is the US Navy dirigible Shenandoah destroyed by a thunder squall near Ava Ohio September 3 1925

George M. W. Hook Charles R. Hook Jameda Circle Genoa Daniel Emrick Central Avenue Harry Emrick Germantown East Washington, D. C Atlantic City E. C New York City Niagara Alls

Births Reported in Local Area Fathers, Mothers Named

Vital statistics list multiple births with parents and residences. A Woodlawn Avenue couple welcomed a girl on Saturday, Highland Street couple a daughter, West Elkton a girl, Twentieth Avenue a girl, West Middletown a girl, Wilbraham Road a girl, Spencer Lane a boy, Manchester Avenue a girl. Out of town entries note Monroe parents for a boy born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital with paternal and maternal grandparents named.

Chester Paynter Woodlawn Guy Morgan Highland St Paul Ford West Elkton Arthur Glover Twentieth Ave O. J. Simmons West Middletown Walter Romans Wilbraham Rd Reave Haddix Spencer Lane L.W. Larson Manchester Ave Charles Nel Monroe Mercy Hospital Hamilton Peter Neu Rhea Forkner

Macarrinoe Grants Licenses to Mullendore Sorrell Campbell Flaig

Licenses issued to Carl William Mullendore 55 steam engineer 18 North Sutphin Street Della Mae Sorrell 51 inspector 2208 Crescent Boulevard Marvin D Campbell 22 and Rita J Flaig 20 both of Hamilton.

Carl William Mullendore North Sutphin St Della Mae Sorrell Crescent Blvd Marvin D. Campbell Rita J. Flaig Hamilton

Hospital patient roll call from Middletown area

The list records patients and their origins including Teddy Williams of Middletown Route 2 and Bernard Petereit of Curtis Street. It notes medical and surgical statuses for names such as Mary Jo Davison Armco Drive and Sam Wells Tytus Avenue, with several other residents named from Franklin, West Middletown, and Erie areas.

Teddy Williams Oney Williams Middletown Bernard Petereit Irvin Petereit Curtis St Mary Jo Davison Harry Davison Armco Mae Thompson West Middletown Frank Ellis Tytus Ave William Goad Manchester Rd Sam Wells

Five Men Sought After Hamilton Couple Robbed and Attacked

A Hamilton man and his wife were robbed of cash and jewelry and the wife was assaulted as five men abducted them from a parked car on Gilmore Road. They drove to Hamilton County where the wife was attacked again and later dumped near Lockland and Oak Roads. Police from Butler and Hamilton counties joined the search. the couple described no suspects. The husband reported a wrist watch, lighter and wallet taken. rings and purse stolen from the wife. The victims, with two young children, were briefly treated. authorities found the husband’s torn clothing and his watch on the road.

Hamilton Butler Hamilton County A. N. Peters Fairfield Ralph Kearney Gilmore Rd South Erie Blvd Peters Kearney Lockland Oak Rds

Child Injured When She Falls From Moving Car

Katherine Collier a two year old daughter of Vernon Collier of 117 Third St Trenton sustained a multiple fracture of a collarbone and scab lacerations after tumbling from a moving car on Route 73 Engle's Corner at noon Sunday Donald Cornthwaite driver of the car reported the door opened accidentally and the child fell into the road She was admitted to Middletown Hospital Mrs Bertha Blair 85 of 8 Knoll Woods St West Middletown was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 3 p m Sunday for treatment of injuries from a fall at her home.

Katherine Collier Vernon Collier Third St Trenton Engle's Corner Donald Cornthwaite Butler County Sheriff's Office Middletown Hospital Bertha Blair Knoll Woods St West Middletown

Names Listed for Local Residents and Ore Note

Ave Clarence Long Ardmore Dr Miss Shirley Knox York Ave Claude Gibbs Garden St Mrs Jay Garrett Franklin Homer Frisby Winona Mrs Vivian Evans Centennial Wilbur Custer Bethel Route 2 Michael Bryant son of Dewey Bryant Franklin Ralph Bauer Arlington Ave Mrs Carl Bartholomas Milton Rd Mrs George Beard Plum St Mrs Frank Doyle South Lebanon Bruce Franklin son of Robert Franklin Eighteenth John Graham Middletown Route 1 Theodore Johnson Lebanon Route 3 Mary O Flynn daughter of Mark O Flynn Mary Etta St Charles Schueller Monroe St phage John Smith Columbia ve. Bog ores are secondary ores produced by alteration or solution of pre existing iron minerals.

Clarence Long Ardmore Shirley Knox York Ave Claude Gibbs Garden St Jay Garrett Franklin Homer Frisby Winona Wilbur Custer Bethel Michael Bryant Dewey Bryant Ralph Bauer Arlington Ave Carl Bartholomas Milton Rd George Beard Plum St Frank Doyle South Lebanon Bruce Franklin Robert Franklin Eighteenth Ave John Graham Middletown Theodore Johnson Lebanon Mary O'Flynn Mark O'Flynn Mary- Etta St Charles Schueller Monroe St Phage John Smith Columbia

Deep Oil Search Drills Hole Over Twenty Thousand Feet

A well has been drilled to more than 20 000 feet in a search for oil. The project aims to locate productive reservoirs and assess potential production capacity.

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VY News of Society JoAnne Frogale Robert M. Quayle Piaans Norris Music House Edge Louis F. Jones, Mei Miss Gunter Mrs. W. Witherspoon Miss Hein Wisconsin LMHS W. E. Klopp Richmond Kamp- Thomas Raymond Elsen Findlay Richard Trout Long Place Hale Dodds Trout Home J. J. Canfield Orlando Ave Bernice Tharp Eaton Oklahoma Kansas Ross A. Hill Virginia Ardmore Drive Colorado Springs Denver Colorado Miss Hill Otterbein College Ava, O Macarrinoe Melvin Weaver Franklin Route 2 James Farmer Paul Martin Lamberton St Herbert Carter Hughes St Charles Murray Sherman Ave Martha Walters Lafayette St Albert Kennedy Baltimore St Desne Ward Clarence Ward Sixteenth Ave William Tolson Lee Tharp James Stewart Richard Shoemaker Alameda Alex Rhodus Eugene McGraw Erie Vivian Evans Centennial Ave Thomas W. Page Hii Fleming Rd Grace Church Cemetery Cismont Page TAA Melampy Crawford Despina Valen Ward-Belmont Conservatory Cincinnati College of Music Patrice Munsel Metropolitan Operas Miss Munsel America
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