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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1952

Page

6

Young Democrats For Stevenson Rally Planned Here

A Stevenson campaign rally by the Young Democrats for Stevenson is set for Monday at 8 30 p m at 30 South Broad Street Middletown. Thomas Talbot, Democratic nominee for Congress, will appear. Event organizers include Ernest Gottman Mary C Lord John Perkins Louise Selby and Joseph Bayer.

Adlai Stevenson Middletown South Broad St Young Democrats Stevenson Executive Committee Thomas Talbot Congress Ernest Gottman Mary C. Lord John Perkins Louise Selby Joseph Bayer

Middleton students head to colleges for fall terms

More Middletonians leave for higher education with numerous entrants listed. Robert Joslin will study business commerce at OSU as a junior. Don and Leland Lynch plan OSU enrollment in agriculture and veterinary medicine. George Georgopoulos heads to Miami University for business administration, while Joyce Frazier begins English studies. Don Oglesby, Dick Coddington return to Cornell. Kenneth Frye continues art at the University of Dayton. John Sauter starts a second semester at GMI Institute, and James Mason enters Asbury Seminary after study in Cincinnati and Marion. Mrs. Gus Hanges pursues education at Anderson College with her husband pursuing theology postgraduate studies.

Ohio State University Robert Joslin Bernie Joslin Hill Ave Don Lynch Leland Lynch L. C. Lynch Wilbraham Rd Aubrey Lynch Monroe Don College of Agriculture Leland OSU Miami University George Georgopoulos James R. Snow Erie Ave Joyce Frazier Howard Frazier Yankee Rd Don Oglesby Dick Coddington Cornell University Ithaca N. Y A. H. Oglesby Kensington St College of Arts and Sciences Paul Coddington Elmo Place John Sauter G.M.I. Institute Flinwich O. R. Pinnix Lawn Ave James Mason Alfred Mason Asbury Seminary Wilmore University of Cincinnati Marion Ind Gus Hanges Betty Ann Wendt Anderson Ind

Colored Slides Of Europe Highlight Garden Club Tea

Middletown Garden Club met Monday at The Alameda home of Mrs. John L. Bauer. Mrs. Newman Ebersole shared colored slides from Europe, followed by a tea hosted by Mrs. Harold Anness. Flower awards honored several members for high and low arrangements and a unique display.

Europe Middletown Garden Club Newman Ebersole John L. Bauer Alameda Harold Anness F. B. Greathouse W. W. Sebald Louise Windsor Charles Beck C. T. Atkinson G.W.A. Wilmer Sebald Windsor Fred Vorhis Hook Ebersole Howard Lawrence Minnie Greter

Middletown B P W Banquet Set With Guest Speaker

Middletown Business and Professional Women outline a full year with a public affairs banquet on October 29 chaired by Mrs. Fred Yoder featuring Arthur Briese of Hot Springs Ark as guest speaker. A card party November 5 at the American Legion aids arrangements chaired by Mrs. Erle Hanson. The group plans a veterans party and supports the Middletown Civic Symphony as a patron.

Middletown Fred Yoder Arthur Briese Hot Springs Ark American Legion Erle Hanson Middletown Civic Symphony

Circle Appoints Mrs Schaeffer to represent Today's Women Circle

Mrs Schaeffer was appointed last evening to represent Today's Women Circle in the Red Cross blood donation drive. The circle met at Mrs Glenn Gephart's home in West Middletown for the first club meeting of the year. A traveling basket and a rummage sale were planned for early October. The next meeting will be at Mrs Alva Baker's home in Poastown.

Gurtis Schaeffer Red Cross Glenn Gephart West Middletown Alva Baker

Hadassah Greets Five New Members

Hadassah welcomed five new members at a membership tea hosted by Mrs. H. J. Aranoff at Mrs. Robert Cohen's Harrison Street home. New members include Mrs. Henry Fagan Mrs. O. Murstein Mrs. S. Shapero Mrs. H. Hellman Mrs. Carl Lipton and Mrs. A. Leeds. A business meeting preceded tea and a musical comedy skit was performed under Mrs. Robert Neremberg.

Hadassah H. J. Aranoff Robert Cohen Harrison St Henry Fagan O. Murstein S. Shapero H. Hellman Carl Lipton A. Leeds Aranoff Robert Nerenberg Richard Grund

Fall Fashion Review Tickets On Sale At Local Stores

Delta Theta Tau offers tickets for the Fall Fashion Review at the Paramount Theater. The show starts Thursday at 8 30 p m between movie features. Mrs John Gibbs leads the sale with all members selling tickets today and tomorrow.

Delta Theta Tau Paramount Theater John Gibbs

Civic Symphony Future Is Bright After Opening Fete

The Women's Committee of Civic Symphony Orchestra and their husbands held a square dance at Verity Club House after Du Wayne Carlson reported strong financial prospects and a thriving patron base in Middletown. Mrs. Calvin Young noted robust membership support. Miss Valda Wilkerson announced a festival with James of all artists. Stravinsky will perform at the first concert. Thirty-six guests danced after the meeting, with Mrs. Arthur Connelly as caller and decorative table efforts led by Mrs. Calvin Skinner.

Civic Symphony Orchestra Verity Club du Wayne Carlson Middletown Carlson Calvin Young Valda Wilkerson James Stravinsky Savinsky Arthur Connelly Shcovel Calvin Skinner J. H. Waxweiler Paul Schnedler

WSCS Holds Noon Meeting Tuesday at Calvary

Calvary Methodist Church WSCS met for a covered dish lunch in church social rooms. Devotions by Mrs. Mabel Dance on ambassadors for Christ followed reports on the July Sabina School meeting. A Christmas box project for armed forces members was announced, led by Mrs. Rosalia Kennedy, with a bazaar and turkey supper planned in December.

Fletcher Shoup Scioto Forkner WSCS Calvary Methodist Church Christ Mabel Dance James Pelly Calvary Methodist Sabina School Rosalia Kennedy United Nations Africa

Corona Mothers Hear Mr Cahalan at Club Meeting

Corona Mothers Club welcomed Mr William Cahalan a court psychologist from Middletown Juvenile Court as September speaker. He discussed juvenile delinquency and outlined remedial measures for prevention. A brief business session followed led by Mrs William Forkner.

Corona Mr. Cahalan William Cahalan Middletown Corona Mothers Club N. C. Nichols Neibart Cahalan William Forkner Nichols Richard Higham

Travel Notes From North Broad Street Escapes

Mrs Evans Phillips of North Broad St returned from Canada after two weeks visiting her son J. G. Phillips in Ottawa Ontario. Others vacationing in Denver Colorado include Mrs Thomas Overley Mrs Hazel Lawson and Mrs Opal Landrum for two weeks. Mrs Nannette McKnight Brown returns to Boise Idaho after five months with Mrs B F Horwitz of Broad St. Mrs Robert Copeland and Mrs Herbert Chandler return to Columbus Georgia after two weeks with Mrs Copeland's parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Frazier and friends. Lt Robert Copeland with the 37th Division from Middletown is at Fort Benning Ga for schooling. Mrs Boyd Copeland will visit Georgia with them. Mrs C R Forster Mrs L D Wilmore and Mrs John Lloyd return from Spring Mill State Park Indiana after five days.

Evans Phillips North Broad St Canada J. G. Phillips Ottawa Ontario Thomas Overley Hazel Lawson Opal Landrum Denver Cal Nannette McKnight Bruwn Boise Idaho B. F. Horwitz Th Broad St Robert Copeland Herbert Chandler Columbus C. R. Forster L. D. Wilmore John Lloyd Spring Mill State Park Ind

Local church groups plan Thursday evening gatherings

Coming Up Prosser Chapter of Eastern Star celebrates birthday night at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple with Frances Dils presenting colored slides of the west Otterbein Class of Calvary Methodist Church meets at 6 30 for a covered dish supper in the church social rooms Group 2 of First Presbyterian Church gathers in the church social room Thursday at 8 p m.

Prosser Eastern Star Masonic Temple Frances Dils Otterbein Calvary Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church

Annual Red Cross Meeting in Middletown Tomorrow

The Middletown Red Cross chapter will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the American Legion Home Ames Gardner announced. Ten persons were elected to the board of directors and thirteen were nominated for positions. Gardner said all chapter members may attend and each member may cast one vote.

Middletown the Red Cross American Legion Ames Gardner Gardner Board of Director

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Young Democrats For Stevenson Kenneth Frye Carl Frye North Sutphin St University of Dayton B&pw Ada Louise Weishaar Rhediar Jones Pauline Fisher U.S Smith-Corona N. Main St Circle Crawford Union Sanitary’s Park and 2Nd Avenue Central Avenue Civic Symphony Paya Rss Hannah-Kirk DIAL Clinton - Reynolds Norris Music House Maytag Melampy Mirr Lin Oma Sets Gillen - Crow Pharmacies McDowell Mouton Annis Stoles & Capes Kolinsky Fed Mount Theare Sally Saint Anne McDowell Furs C. M'Dowell
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