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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1950
Page
5
Mr and Mrs G L Kemp and Mr Tom Kemp returned home after an extensive West trip. Tom Kemp joined them after a summer session at the University of Colorado. One notable stop was Yellowstone National Park.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gordon and daughter Ann with Mr. Fred Schrieber of Detroit visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gillen on Tytus Ave. for the wedding of Miss Joan Davies and Mr. Bert Davies.
Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. Paul Ramseyer hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Miss Mary Louise Boggess, with balloons containing clues to hidden gifts and a guest-made biographical scrapbook. The couple plans an open ceremony next Friday at 7:30 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church in Monroe, Monroe.
Miss Doris Lee Spears of Interstate Folding Box Company was honored yesterday at Blair's Restaurant with a luncheon shower. She and Richard A. Keiser plan to marry this afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. John I. Parr officiating. several co workers attended the luncheon.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church began autumn activities with a tenth anniversary tea. Mrs. Forrest Bowman provided violin accompaniment, and Mrs. E L Phillips at the piano. The event included a pledge service, a litany, and a focus on the theme Health in home and foreign fields. Past presidents were honored and the executive committee met earlier in the chapel.
Mrs James Neal hosted a farewell dinner for girls entering nursing training and college. Honorees Virginia Neal Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Barbara Howard Miami University Nancy Hughes Christian College Louise Robinson Middletown Hospital School of Nursing. A white cake bore the names and schools. Guests enjoyed canasta after dinner.
Morning gathering of the Women's Association opened with a breakfast served by the Main St. Circle. Reports from officers and committee chairs followed, with plans for covered dish suppers and events like Party Mart on October 16.
The final two ball foursome at Forest Hills Country Club is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3. Mr and Mrs William Schuck will supervise arrangements. Players should bring their own covered dish and table service.
The First Baptist Church hosts Semper Fidelis Club with officer installations led by Mrs. Franklin Stiles. New officers include Mrs. Lewis Turner as president and Mrs. Finley Lykins as vice president. October plans include a masked Halloween party at the church.
Unity Council and Daughters of America met at Knights of Malta Hall Friday at 8 pm with fourteen members. Mrs Ruth Cremer received commission as deputy for the coming year. Lunch was served and a social hour followed.
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Springfield AP report says Rep. Clarence J. Brown accuses Walter Reuther of using smear tactics in a labor meeting address. Brown, from Blanchester, contrasts his voting record with Vito Marcantonio and urges replacing Brown and Taft Bricker in Congress. Reuther denounces the claim and notes his stance on communism.
A note recalls a group of anti-Communist labor leaders and a brother who toured Russia during their younger years, highlighting early experiences that shaped their views.
Washington NEA column answers questions on draft boards registering where you live, enlisting in Marines for three-year regular service or extended active duty, volunteering to return to active duty faster, registering while away, engineer reserve officers called to active duty by Oct 13 1950, and deferring Army calls to finish AFROTC past two years.
A dense, era style broadcast grid lists WLW Channel 4 and WCPO Channel 7 programming by time slot from morning to late night. The guide includes cartoons, stage shows, sports like wrestling and baseball highlights, dramas, news, weather, and variety programs with hosts and titles such as Haystack Hullabaloo Wendy Barrie and Beat the Clock, reflecting a bustling mid century network lineup.
A hunger strike by 27 prisoners at Dayton's workhouse continued into its fifth day. Four prisoners quit their work gangs, and Supt. James Russell said the city physician would decide if they may work. The court order requires hard labor, while inmates say the facility is not equipped for long-term prisoners. Most inmates are serving about two-year misdemeanor sentences.
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