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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1950

Page

6

Miss Lucy Sebald sails Summer at sea and camp

Miss Lucy Ann Sebald daughter of Mr and Mrs J Thomas Sebald returned home after a summer of camp counseling and sailing. She taught at Q Gull Camp Charlevoix Michigan then sailed inland at Barnegat Bay New Jersey with Miss Rennate Oppenheimer. They visited Long Island Cape Cod and Block Island. Mrs Patsy Van Cleve hosted a dinner for friends. The Hortons returned from a two week trip to Minneapolis and Chicago with stops at Border Camp Lodge and the state fair in St Paul and the National Fashion Show headlined by Milton Berle and Frank Sinatra.

Lucy Ann Sebald J. Thomas Sebald Q-Gull Camp Charlevoix Michigan Rennate Oppenheimer Summit New Jersey Barnegat Bay Long Island Cape Cod Block Island Minneapolis Chicago W. E. Burch

Dinner Party Given In Cincinnati For Engaged Couple

Mr and Mrs Mark McShirley hosted a cocktail and dinner party in Cincinnati at their Kenwood home in honor of Miss Beverly Laut and Mr Robert Tranter. The couple, who will marry on Saturday at Holy Trinity Church, received many gifts amid autumn flowers and crystal decor. Attending were Willis Laut James Tranter G D Tranter Yvonne Laut Gwenn Laut Ellen Sanders Joe Dillon and others.

Mark McShirley Mary Jane Tranter Kenwood Cincinnati Iss Beverly Laut Robert Tranter Miss Laut Mr. Tranter Holy Trinity Church Crystal Willis Laut James Tranter G. D. Tranter Yvonne Gwenn Laut Missy Ellen Sanders Hamilton Joe Dillon Tomanter

Rainy Day Held At Wildwood Golf Club

A rainy day event at Wildwood Golf Club yesterday was led by Mrs J W Deininger with Mrs Virgil Clark as co chair. Mrs Morris Smith won the gross with 46 and Miss Jane Frazer took the blind bogey with 44. A luncheon followed in the clubhouse.

Wildwood Golf Club J. W. Deininger Virgil Clark Gross Morris Smith Jane Frazer

Shower Honors Miss Janice Rowe Bride-Elect

Miss Janice Rowe, bride-elect of Mr. James LaVerne Chase, was honored at a personal shower hosted by Miss Lois Bassett at her Woodlawn Avenue home. Co-workers from the Gardner Board and Carton Company attended. the evening featured towers, candles, television, and party games with guests including Miss Lois Denniston, Miriam Hanger, Sue Walters, Joan Fullen, Pat Shots, Helen Brock, Rowe, and Bassett.

Janice Rowe James LaVerne Chase Lois Bassett Woodlawn Ave Miss Rowe Gardner Board and Carton Company Lois Denniston Miriam Hanger Sue Walters Joan Fullen Pat Shots Helen Brock Miss Bassett

New Jersey Girl Engaged to Former Resident

Mr and Mrs Merrill Inman of Bordentown New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Albert M Holthenrichs son of Mrs Anna Holthenrichs of Yardville and formerly of this city Holthenrichs is serving with the U S Navy and has just returned to his base at Arcadia Newfoundland after spending weeks with relatives in Yardville New Jersey No date has been set for the wedding

Merrill Inman Bordentown New Jersey Jean Albert M. Holthenrichs Anna Holthenrichs Yardville Holthenrichs U. S. Navy Argencia Newfoundland

Farewell Party For College Student Miss Donna Largent

Miss Donna Largent prepares to leave for Otterbein College as family and friends host a surprise farewell at the Largent home on Taylor Street. More than fifteen guests attend with games awarding prizes to Greta Escliman Bertha Profitt and Viola Eschliman. A luncheon follows with a decorated cake and garden flowers as highlights.

Lucille Snyder Harry Largent Largent Taylor St Donna Largent Otterbein College Miss Largent Greta Escliman Bertha Profitt Viola Eschliman

Bogges Mehl Wedding Attendants Named

The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Boggess and Mr. Marshall Mehl will be held Friday September 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Monroe at the United Presbyterian Church with maid of honor Doris Mehl sister of the groom and best man Mack Hendrickson. Attendants include William Boggess and James Sayer as ushers. An open church ceremony is planned.

Mary Louise Boggess Marshall Mehl United Presbyterian Church Monroe Doris Mehl Mack Hendrickson William Boggess James Sayer

Local groups set meetings across Middletown area

The Lone Star Past Councilors meet at Mrs. Charles Monch home on Ottawa Street Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Eva Moore assisting. Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars asks members bring rummage sale donations for Saturday 8 a m at the Reynolds Street hall. West Middletown Improvement League meets Thursday 8 p m in West Middletown Church. Perky Kaffee Klatch meets Thursday 7 30 p m at Mrs. Stephen Zulock 1100 Madison. Shrine No 25 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem holds first meeting Thursday Sept 14 at 7 30 p m then visits Mt Herman Shrine in Hamilton. all sojourners invited.

Lone Star Charles Monch Ottawa St Eva Moore Hiram Fullen Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Reynolds St Perky Kaffee Klatch Stephen Zulock Madison Middletown Shrine No Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Hamilton Mt. Herman

Twelve and One Club Gala at Betty Gebhart Home

Last evening the Twelve and One Club held a gala party at Betty Gebhart’s CalumetTe home with the song title as the theme. Winners for the evening were Mrs Kenneth Woodrey Mrs John Barr Mrs Quentin Hale and Mrs Harold Mullen. A handkerchief shower celebrated Mrs Larry Wardlow. Attending members included Mrs Arthur Sanderson Mrs Hargus Barker Mrs Herman Lauback Mrs Harold Mullens Mrs John Barr Mrs Edward Windsor Jr Mrs Quentin Hale Mrs Floyd Bishop Mrs Larry Wardlow Mrs Jack Milford Mrs William C Curtis Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Mrs Kenneth Woodrey and the hostess. The October meeting will be at Mrs Floyd Bishop’s Hill Ave home.

Betty Gebhart Calumette Kenneth Woodrey John Barr Quentin Hale Harold Mullen Larry Wardlow Arthur Sanderson Hargus Barker Herman Lauback Harold Mullens Edward Windsor, Jr Floyd Bishop Jack Milford William C. Curtis Elizabeth Caldwell Hill Ave

Attorney Andrew S. Itchell Dies at 80 in Newark

Funeral services for Andrew S. Itchell, Newark’s oldest practicing attorney, will be held Thursday. He died yesterday. He practiced law in Newark since 1906 and had been a member of the bar since 1895.

Newark Andrew S. Itchell

Missionary Society Programs At Bethlehem Church

The Bethlehem Lutheran Missionary Society met at the parish house with Mrs. Lionel McFeeter presiding and devotions by Mrs. Karl Banzhaf. Musical numbers featured Dorothy Witt and Charlotte Horne with Richard Jones as accompanist. A book review of How Do You Do by Edward Kuhlmann was presented by Mrs. A Charles Kempe. Reports were given by Miss Louisa Behrens secretary Mrs. John McFeeters acting treasurer and others. The evening included a social hour and a repast hosted by Mrs. Hugh Evers.

Bethlehem Lutheran Missionary Society Bethlehem Lutheran Church Lionel McFeeter Karl Banzhaf Carl Sixt Dorothy Witt Charlotte Horne Richard Jones Edward Kuhlmann A. Charles Kempe Louisa Behrens John McFeeters Maynard Mills Eleanor Hauiesen Bertha Zimmerman

Sunday School Workers Meet at First Baptist Church

The Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church held its first fall meeting at Mrs. St. Clair Leavell's home with 17 members and three guests. President Mrs. Howard Chrisman led the business session. Mrs. Grant Back gave devotions on "All There Is." Marion Horton shared vacation highlights from Minnesota, with assistants Mrs. George Anthony and Mrs. Edgar Pickelsimer aiding.

First Baptist Church St. Clair Leavell Howard Chrisman Grant Back Marion Horton Minnesota George Anthony Edgar Pickelsimer

Gleaners and church groups meet for evening gatherings

The Gleaners class of First Evangelical United Brethren met at Mrs. Lee Wildermuths home on Oxford State Rd for a covered dish supper and devotions led by Mrs. Robert Brown. Twenty four Willing Work Class members met at Mrs. T. L. Gorsuchs on Lebanon State Rd with vice president Mrs. Fred Schneider presiding. The Ann Judson Circle of First Baptist held its fall meeting at Mrs. Howard Stalkers on Kenwood Dr with 17 members and eight guests. films of World Baptist Alliance opening day were shown and highlights discussed.

Gleaners First Evangelical United Brethren Church Lee Wildermuth Oxford State Rd Robert Brown Wildermuth Brown Theodore Foland First Evangelicalited Brethren Church T. L. Gorsuch Lebanon State Rd John Hoskins Fred Schneider Carl Rossi Mary Lord Gorsuch Robert Melampy Tip Hampton Frank Troutvine Ira Sickles Ann Judson First Baptist Church Howard Stalker Kenwood Dr Edward Jones W. C. Cade Robert Burns World Baptist Alliance Cleveland John J. Parr

Youth Camps and Conference Reports Highlight Baptist Event

The American Baptist Convention in Boston featured Miss Phyllis Patton sharing senior high camp experiences at Green Lake Wisconsin, Miss Kay McComb reporting on junior high camp at Denison University, Miss Carol Jones recounting the National Youth Conference at Green Lake, and Miss Jessie Clements detailing mu n and drama week at Green Lake. Mrs. Cade offered devotions on the 148th Psalm, with Mrs. Stalker assisted by Mrs. Alton Ellison and Mrs. Melvin Ashcraft in serving refreshments.

American Baptist Convention Boston Phyllis Patton Green Lake Wis Kay McComb Denison University Carol Jones Jessie Clements Green Cade Stalker Alton Ellison Melvin Ashcraft

Pythian Sisters Hold First Fall Meeting at Castle Hall

The first fall meeting of the Pythian Sisters was held at Castle Hall. Plans were made for the state convention at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton on September 28 to 30 and the district convention at Castle Hall on October 19 to celebrate the sisters golden anniversary. Committee planning continues with Mrs. Earl Coddington as convention chairwoman. The next meeting is set for September 26 at Castle Hall.

Castle Hall Biltmore Hotel Dayton Earl Coddington

Picnic supper marks Sun Day School class event

The R. A. Hill summer home at Chautauqua hosted the Evangelical United Brethren Church Sun Day School class annual picnic. Twenty seven members attended with Mrs. Harry Pratt Mrs. Walter Kilburn and Mrs. Charles Connaroe as hostesses. De votions were by Mrs. Eugene Smith and new president Mrs. Harry Ward led the business. Committees planned Wednesday dinner for the Camp Miami Germantown conference and the October Longview party. World Community Day set for November 3 at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. New program books were shown for the coming year.

R. A. Hill Chautauqua Evangelical United Brethren Church Harry Pratt Walter Kilburn Charles Connaroe Eugene Smith Harry Ward Camp Miami Germantown Longview First Evangelical United Brethren Church

Alpha Epsilon chapter meets at YMCA with award

The Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the YMCA with Mrs. Gene Popper presiding. Mrs. Roger Dillman presented a national headquarters award honoring outstanding rushing last year. Mrs. Howard Cohen participated in the event.

Alpha Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Alpha YMCA Gene Popper Roger Dillman Howard Cohen

Ohio chapters choose nominees at state meeting in Columbus

Mrs. Machael Kaurich reported on the state council meeting last Sunday at the Deshler Wallick in Columbus. She announced Mrs. Popper's nomination for state president, with elections at the Ohio State Convention in Dayton July 27 to 29 at the Biltmore Hotel. A minstrel show is planned with Mrs. Michael Phillips as chairman to raise funds for an audiometer for the Opportunity School.

Machael Kaurich Columbus Deshler - Wallick Popper Ohio Dayton Biltmore Michael Phillips Opportunity School

Women's Guild Holds Inaugural Meeting at Ascension Parish

The Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension met in the Parish Hall for a first gathering. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Arthur Griffith, George Hill spoke on mental hygiene in relation to religion in Butler County. New members welcomed were Mrs. Morris Renick, Mrs. William Horner, Mrs. Wilson Breiel, Mrs. Richard Wilmer, and Mrs. Roy Granger.

Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension Arthur Griffith George Hill Butler County Morris Renick William Horner Wilson Breiel Richard Wilmer Roy Granger

Christian Women's Fellowship holds first fall meeting

The Christian Women's Fellowship formerly the Sarah Thompson Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Gividen on Christel Ave. President Mrs. Donald Keffer led a planning session for the year. Baby layettes will be made for locals and foreign fields. World Community Day is November 3 and members will knit for displaced persons. The Rev. W. D. Brock spoke on Witnesses For Christ and the year’s evangelistic program. Devotions included a song by Mrs. Earl Whitt and a service of dedication led by Mrs. Henry Barker.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Sarah Thompson Missionary Society of the Church of Christ J. B. Gividen Christel Ave Donald Keffer Chester Fugett Middletown W. D. Brock Witnesses For Christ Earl Whitt Henry Barker

Hailstorm Pounds Pretoria On Christmas Eve 1923

On Christmas Eve 1923 Pretoria South Africa endured a severe hailstorm with stones as large as tennis balls striking the city and surrounding areas. Residents reported extensive property damage while weather authorities noted the unusual intensity of the storm for the season.

Pretoria South Africa

Manchester Machine Company Announces Two Promotions

James Boyd, president, announced promotions of George W. Schaefer to supervisor of planning and scheduling and W. H. Alford to superintendent at Manchester Machine Company. Schaefer, 29 years with Gardner and Manchester ventures, will systematize operations. Alford, 29 years with Enterprise and Manchester Machine, will run operations in his new role. They reside with spouses at Auburn Street and 816 Fifth Avenue respectively.

George W. Schaefer W. H. Alford James Boyd The Manchester Machine Company Boyd Schaefer Gardner Enterprise Company Cincinnati Willard Machine Tool Company Midletown Carrie Schaefer Auburn St Alford Enterprise Machine Company Windsor England France G. D. Peters Eee Company Slough British Corps of Engineers Fifth Ve

Middletown Girl Wins Miami University Scholarship

Marcha L. Johnson of 536 Kensington Ave. is named among 96 Ohio high school graduates awarded one-year tuition scholarships at Miami University for 1950-51, earned by ranking in the upper five percent of their class. The scholarships were authorized by the university Board of Trustees.

Middletown Miami University Ohio Marcha L. Johnson Kensington Ave

Man Electrocuted at Farm Home in McConnellville

AP reports John R. Sands was electrocuted yesterday at his farm home when an iron pipe he was lowering into a well touched a high tension wire. The accident occurred in McConnellville parish area as investigators began examining the scene.

McConnellville John R. Sands

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