News Of Society Vv Peg Rosing Return From Vacation
After a vacation through New England states and parts of Canada Mr and Mrs M C Patton return to their McGee Ave home. Their daughter Patricia visits and hails from Stamford Conn where she works at Clamiora Hospital. Mrs Z W Ranck of Alameda Circle hosts the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at luncheon bidding farewell to Mrs C V Davison who heads to Florida. Mrs Frederick Nessier attends the National Association of Life Underwriters convention in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Bennett Chapple return from a summer at Iron City Fishing Club at Georgian Bay Ontario.
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New England States
Canada
M. C. Patton
McGee Ave
Patricia
Miss Patton
Stamford
Z. W. Ranck
Alameda Circle
C. V. Davison
Florida
Frederick Nessier
National Association of the Life Underwriters
Cincinnati
Bennett Chapple
Iron City
Georgian Bay
Ontario
First Presbyterian Yankee Circle Holds Fall Meeting
The Yankee Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Norval E Diver's home for the first fall gathering. Devotions were led by Mrs H Sanders. Members answered roll call with a poem. A social hour followed with lunch served.
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First Presbyterian Church
Norval E. Diver
H. Sanders
Perky Kaffe Klatsch
Russell Hixon
Evan Masters
Stephen Zulock
Anthony Hurr
Women of the Moose Hold Meeting at Lodge
In The Lodges Women of the Moose met last night with Mrs. Robert Morris presiding as senior regent. Reports of the previous chapter meeting were given followed by practice by officers and escorts.
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Women of the Moose
Robert Morris
Taft Beams as Pa District Reverts to Republicans
Senator Taft, in a jovial mood, praised the off year election results in Pennsylvania's 26th district. He noted it returned to the Republican fold after a Democratic showing last year. Taft attributed the victory to opposition by Johns town labor groups who campaigned door to door against Republican candidate John Philip Saylor, a Navy veteran.
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Ion
Taft
John Philip Saylor
Robert Coffey, Jr
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Ad
Worthwhile crochet notice promotes Mer cerized Crochet Cotton and Pattern 986 with Laura Wheeler charts. Readers are urged to send ten and then fifteen cents to Middle Town Journal for patterns, with instructions to include name, address, and zone, plus a request for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book offering 104 illustrations and easy beginner designs.
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Laura Wheeler
Middletown Journal
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Minimal Rainfall Across Africa and Chile
Report notes an average annual rainfall of 0.02 inch across Africa and Chile over the past 18 years. The figure highlights extreme aridity and persistent drought conditions affecting local ecosystems and water resources.
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Africa
Chile
Final Concert Ends Dayton Municipal Band Season
The Day ton Municipal Band closed its tenth season with a final concert at Island Park Dayton. Local music lovers enjoyed summer outdoor performances as Orville Carson Frank Holpuch and former Middletonians William Gillespie and Paul Shartle contributed. Conductor Don Bassett planned a stag party for band members at Wayne Ave market house Dayton after rehearsals.
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Dayton
Clubs One Hundred Club Elects New Officers at Dinner
The One Hundred Club met at the Girls' Club for a buffet dinner with sixty five members present. New officers named include Mrs. Walter Evans president and Mrs. Gilbert King vice president. The gathering featured a centerpiece of golden bronze baby mums and a card-game prize list. Omega Phi Tau Sorority held its first all meeting at Mrs. Robert Conner’s home, appointing chaplain and treasurer roles and planning to attend the Lincoln Hotel fall convention.
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Walter Guthman
Don Mueller
Eugene Cramer
Gordon Nein
George Brecht
Raymond Kelly
Walter Evans
Gilbert King
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Robert Conner
First Ave
Raed Miller
Charles Arnold
Roy Linville
Walter Graham
John Hasselbach
I Eaoana
Walter Graam
Earl Murphy
Lincoln Hotel
John Strait
Marie Waites
Woodlawn Ave
Lou Stultz
Edward Graft
Paul Margerum
Paul Wilch
Oglesby
Strait
Waites
Civic Projects And Programs Highlight Federation Meeting
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs members met in the Girls' Club last night to discuss civic projects. President Mrs. C W Young led the session as officers and committee chairs reported, minutes were read, and treasurer Mrs. James Rosing presented the financials.
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Middletown
William Taxwell
American Home Committee
Guiding Star Calvary Church Meeting in Indianapolis
The Guiding Star Class of Calvary Methodist church will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs John Derrough. Discussions cover Federation of Women’s Clubs aims, hospital room furnishings, new constitutions, and social plans. Various club events and chair appointments are announced with attendees listed.
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Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
John Derrough
Warren Rd
William Housch
George Fletcher
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Richard Marksbury
Federation
Robert Conner
Earl Murphy
Lloyd Ritz
Hasselbach
Conner
Graham
Clarence Lawson, Jr
Murphy
Society Deadlines and Rules for the Society Department
The Society Department sets deadlines to avoid confusion. Reports for all functions must be in by 10:30 a.m. the next morning, with a 9:30 a.m. Saturday cutoff. Sunday pictures must arrive by Thursday noon and space should be reserved a week in advance. Weddings over 10 days old cannot be used. An engagement or wedding photo will be used, not both. Sunday calendar items may be called in by Friday 3 p.m. Stork showers and children’s birthday parties are not used.
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Society Department
Chicago Strike Shapes A New Daily Press Pattern
The 1947 printers strike halted standard production across major Chicago papers including the Tribune and Daily News. Newsrooms adopted a new method using typed copy, pasted layouts, and photographed plates to publish. Printers estimated wage losses at 13 million dollars, prior wages ranged from 85.50 to 91 dollars for various shifts. The Morning Sun and Evening Times merged into the Sun-Times, consolidating editions.
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the Tribune
Daily Sun - Times
Daily News
Herald- American
Journal of Commerce
Chicago
Young Austrian Pianist Hofmann Delights New York in 1887
Joseph Hofmann, a renowned Austrian pianist and composer, caused a sensation in New York in 1887 at the age of ten, drawing attention for his extraordinary talent and early start in music.
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Joseph Hofmann
New York
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Lawrence W. Schlemann
Ira S. Kern
Millard Schrote
Federated Clubs
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Motion Picture Council
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Monard A. Wilson
B. A. Morgan
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