Local families report visits and travel across states
Mrs. LeRoy Jenkins visits relatives in Superior and Weston while Mr. Jenkins attends Bowling Green College. Ann Clark arrives in Lake Worth Florida for winter plans. The Atkinsons return from Miami Beach with trips to many places. The Cra ford family ends two week vacation in New York City and visits relatives in Winchester. Hoover and Core return from Canada and note the Noronic disaster in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Huntsinger
Superior Ave
LeRoy Jenkins
Robert Whitaker
Monroe St
the Jenkins
Cleveland
Weston
Mr. Jenkins
Bowling Green College
Peninsula State
Joseph Atkinson
Carolina St
Atkinson
Miami Beach
Clifford Crawford, Jr
Crawfords
New York City
Crawford
Inlaw
Harry Tisdail
Winchester
Mass
Lloyd Hoover
Jack
Charles Core
Columbus
Rushe Lake Hotel
Canada
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Core
Georgian Bay
Hoover
Toron
First meetings held by local church women groups
The Churches Women s Department of the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met at Mrs R C Wikoff s home with Mrs Melzo Gaw in charge. Reports by Mrs Howard Cohen and Miss Emma Stultz followed by a plan for the year. The October meeting will be at Mrs Oscar Thomas s home. Wesleyan Service Guild at First Methodist held its year opening dinner meeting with Mrs Howard Stalker as speaker and Miss Blanche Earnheart outlining plans. Stalker spoke on Citizens Participation in Christian Government and Charter revisions, followed by a Q A. Devotionals by Miss Loree Hafen closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department of
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Rs. R
Pela
Oscar Homas
Magnolia Drive
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Howard Stalker
Blanche Earnheart
Hinkle and Dickey Reunion Planned in West Middletown
A reunion of the Hinkle and Dickey families is set for Sunday September 25 at Miss May Tilman’s home on Dickey Road West Middletown. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Trinity Class of the Calvary participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Tilman
Dickey Rd
West Middletown
Community Club Notes Highlight Local Leaders and Activities
Maple Park Girl Scouts organized their first meeting of the year at Mrs. James Floren’s home. New leader Mrs. Harry Schultz welcomed as craft plans, and Mr. Rex Moore showcased camping pictures at Jean Verity Lodge. Young Mothers Circle planned a rummage sale and milk and clothing drives for needy children, with meetings and fall events scheduled. The F. L. and T. sewing circle met at Mrs. Norman Knott’s. Mrs. Frank Chapman hosted 11 guests for a Jolly Eight birthday dinner with guests and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
James Floren
Oberon Dr
Ontures
Jean Verity Lodge
Rex Moore
Moore
Harry Schultz
Winona Dr
Florence
Stanley Frisby
Herbertade
Rex. Moore
Glenn Taylor
Melville Buckingham
Delmar Hodshire
Floyd Bell
Schultz
Young Mothers Circle of
Mothers’ Study League
David de Frees
Ernest Graff
Wilbur Gregory
de Frees
League
Mra Graff
Eugene Smith
Walter Rogers
Gas and Electric
Otto Long
Frank Chapman
Franklin St
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Paul Back
LeRoy Miller
Chapman
Fisher
A. A. Thomas
Society Deadline Rules for Wedding and Calendar Items
The notice sets deadlines for Society items to avoid confusion. Reports must be in by 10 30 am the following day. Saturday deadline is 9 39. Sunday pictures arrive by Thursday noon. reserve space a week in advance. Weddings or portraits over 10 days old not used. only one engagement or wedding picture. Friday 3 pm deadline for Sunday calendar calls.
Methodist Church Meeting At Lawrie Home Saturday
The Methodist Church will meet at 7 p m Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Lawrie 3218 Tytus Ave. Members are asked to bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Russell Lawrie
Tytus Ave
Fur trade prompts large animal kill figures in U.S.
About 30 million fur bearing animals are killed in the United States each year to supply fur products. Roughly two thirds of these are muskrat opossum mole lamb kid marmot and squirrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
United States
First Methodist Choir Dinner at Manchester Hotel
Approximately 85 First Methodist Church choir members plus spouses gathered at the Manchester Hotel ballroom for a gala dinner. Music provided a soft background as Hugh Butler served as toastmaster and introduced Mrs. L. J. Ragland who sang three selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church Choir
Manchester
First Methodist Church
Hugh
J. D. Riggs
Iss Mary Strodtbeck
Ross Snyder
S. A. Lapham
Reid Kenyon
Laura Wheeler pattern ads and Middletown fireman obituary
An advertisement promotes Laura Wheeler crochet patterns with No 30 cotton and a needlecraft book offer, including charted designs and payment by mail. The second portion memorializes Robert Slim Barnes a long serving Middletown fireman born 1888 who died recently, detailing his service history, notable fires, retirement, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Pier
Middletown Journal
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Pastor Attends Episcopal Convention Session in San Francisco
The Rev S Hughes Garvin rector of the Church of the Ascension leaves for San Francisco to attend the Triennial General Convention of the Episcopal Church opening there next Sunday as first alternate clergy delegate from the Diocese of Southern Ohio. He also serves as part time official delegate with Revs Nelson Burroughs and Phil Porter. The conference lasts until October 7 with Garvin returning to Middletown October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hughes Garvin
Church of the Ascension
San Francisco
Calif
Episcopal Church
Garvin
Ohio
Nelson Burroughs
Cincinnati
Phil Porter
Dayton
Middletown
Insurance Men Hear Banker Weatherwax Speaker at Middletown Meet
Russell Weatherwax president of the Oglesby Barnitz Bank and Trust Company spoke to the Middletown Association of Life Underwriters at the Manchester Hotel. He compared life insurance and banking while delegates reported on the Cincinnati convention and named committee chairs for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Little
Ronald E. Lane
Danish Schoolmaster Tracks Birds with Aluminium Bands
In 1899 Hans Chr. C. Mortensen, a Danish schoolmaster, used aluminium bands to study the habits of white storks, European teals, starlings and several birds of prey, applying scientific methods to observe their behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Chr. C. Mortensen
Mother’s tearful plea over mercy in man’s court case
In Atlanta a mother cried in court over mercy for W J Thompson, whose truck fatally struck her five year old son Michael Cobb last Christmas Eve. Judge Virlyn Moore deferred sentence after a jury convicted Thompson of involuntary manslaughter with a possible 18 month term and $1000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marion A. Cobb
Virlyn Moore
W. J. Thompson
Michael Cobb
Thompson
Moore
City Briefs Elks Club and several groups meet Thursday
Elks at 8 p m in Elks Temple. Dance Club at 7 30 p m in VFW Hall. Armco Employes Federation executive committee at 7 p m in AIEF offices. Moose Lodge at 8 p m. Toastmasters at 6 30 p m in Manchester Hotel. Odd Fellows at 7 30 p m. Blythe WilliamsAuxiliary of American Legion at 8 p m in Silver Leaf Social Club. Alpha Council 326 Jr O U A M at 8 p m 10 North Broad. Townsend Club No 1 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Rachel Ashton 122 Franklin St. Armco Fabricating Division Foremen's Club at 6 30 p m Manchester Hotel to hear Glenn Ellison MHS football coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AIEF
Blythe - Williams Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Alpha Council No. 326, Jr. O. U. A.M
North Broad
Townsend Club
Rachel Ashton
Franklin St
Armco
Manchester
Glenn Ellison
MHS
Knights of Pythias Meeting and Optimist Club Notice
Knights of Pythias La Fayette Lodge No 37 will meet at 7 30 p m at Castle Alcoholics A nonhymous will meet at 7 45 p m Noon business meeting of the Optimist Club will be at the Manchester Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
LaFayette Lodge
Penne
Castle
Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
Miss Gundersen to Take Husband’s Name in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Joan C. Gundersen aged 21, a stenographer, will change her name today to Mrs. Gundersen after marriage to Melvin C. Gundersen, 26, vice president of a construction company. Both share the same birthday October 26 and surname sound alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joan CC. Gundersen
Gundersen
Melvin C. Gundersen
A Construction Com
Rifle Division Nominations Set for Club Elections
The Rifle Division of the Sportsman's Club held a meeting Tuesday nominating Cpl Dan Mahoney and Frank C Koeppel for president. Tony Accurso and Charles Chaille were named for vice president, with Dick Diefenbach renominated secretary treasurer and Wil lard Bowing unopposed range officer. Elections next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Club
Dan Mahoney
Frank C. Koeppel
Tony Accurso
Charles Chaille
Dick Diefenbach
Willard Bowing
Jack Carlisle
Tony Kinnylocts
Francis Spangler
Dayton man elected VP of Ohio CPAs
Weldon Barstow of Dayton was elected vice president of the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants. Edmund A. Clarke of Cleveland was elected president earlier. A secretary and treasurer will be named at a meeting in Columbus October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Weldon Barstow
Dayton
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Edmund A. Clarke
Columbus
Young Dayton Resident Wins Prettiest Girl Contest
Miss Juanita Brandenburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Woot Brandenburg of 2116 Woods lawn Ave was chosen as one of six winners in the WHIO prettiest 15 year old girl contest in Dayton. She becomes eligible for the second phase by public vote starting after October 17 with further results to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Brandenburg
Wootrow Brandenburg
Woodslawn Ave
Miss Brandenburg
Dayton
Firemen Plan Annual Party in North Middletown
North Middletown Fire Department volunteers finalize plans for their annual dinner to be held at the Valencia restaurant on Route 73 next Tuesday. Association president Lyman Nein urged absent members to call Ray Bunnell to reserve seats. new equipment included two helmets. drills for winter firefighting begin October 4 over three Tuesdays under Fire Chief William Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Nesh
William Long
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Peg Rosing
Ann Clark
Greentree Rd
Lakeworth, Fla
Trinity
Calvary
Penelope
YMCA
John Cavalaris
Cris Pappas
Gus Mardas
Pete Kavouros
Mary Jonson
Catherine Kara
Gus Christy
John Demetrion
Pete Larras
Ahepans
Anna Brothers
Grand Ave
Vicksburg Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Allen Gravenstein
Women of the Moose
T. Sewing Circle
Norman Knott
Yankee Rd
Margaret Rodafer
Society Deadline
Xas
Teguier
Valve
Denier
Miller-Jones
Central Ave
Robert “Slim
Barnes
Slim
Henry Beatty
Crawford St
Mr. Barnes
Pendletown
Middletown Fire Department
Grasky
North Main St
Dixie Garage
Main
Wardlow-Thomas
Vanderveer St
Dixie News
William Fishbaugh
W.R. Bell
L. R. Cremer
John H. Clark
Richard Minor
Chief Fishbaugh
Freeman Sauter
St. Johns Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
California
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Temple
VFW Hall
Moose Lodge
Toastmasters Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
C. J. Clark
Estelle
Kenneth
Paris
Tenn
Clark
Burnett
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