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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1950

Page

5

Shower Honors Miss Gregory Bride Elect

Mrs Roy Moorhead hosted a kitchen shower at her North Grimes Street home honoring Miss Barbara Gregory, fiancé of Dennis Shalley. Daughters Winifred and Evelyn Moorhead assisted. yellow and white decor set the scene. games and gift opening followed.

Barbara Gregory Dennis Shalley Roy Moorhead North Grimes St Winifred Moorhead Evelyn Moorhead Janes Cowan Elizabeth Ills James Shalley Margaret Judge Jennie Sharp Carl Martin Terry Howard Swink Patty Donnie Perry Swink Maurice Williams Gregory Shalley

Portsmouth salesman dies from car crash injuries

Leo Hamblin aged 40 of Portsmouth died in a local hospital yesterday from injuries sustained in a Wednesday automobile accident. He was employed as a salesman.

Portsmouth Leo Hamblin

Highland Circle Meeting At Mrs Ranch Home

The Highland Circle of the First Presbyterian church convened at Mrs. Z W Ranch home yesterday afternoon with assistive members Mrs E G Barkley Mrs Ira Kern Mrs Sherman Perry and Mrs C B Stiles. Louise Hunter Windsor provided the music with piano by Mrs Dale Wiley. Esther was studied as the character from the Bible led by Mrs D R Baker. Miss Jeannette Niederlander reviewed The Rock Cried Out by Stanley. Twenty members and three guests attended the session followed by refreshments during a social hour.

Highland Circle First Presbyterian Church Z. W. Ranch E. G. Barkley Ira Kern Sherman Perry C. B. Stiles Louise Hunter Windsor Dale Wiley Esther D. R. Baker Jeannette Niederlander Stanley

Ladies Auxiliary Knights Templar Lunch in Cincinnati

The Ladies Auxiliary of Hanselman Commandery held a noon lunch at the Masonic Temple on 5th Street in Cincinnati. About 250 guests attended from district auxiliaries including Newport Covington Lebanon Hillsboro Hamilton Norwood Cincinnati and Middletown, led by present president Mrs Donna McClung and three past presidents Mrs William Gillespie Mrs David Whitehurst and Mrs Lester Billeter of Middletown Auxiliary to Middletown Commandery No 71.

Hanselman Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Temple 5Th St Cincinnati Newport Covington Lebanon Hillsboro Hamilton Norwood Middletown Donna McClung William Gillespie David Whitehurst Lester Billeter Ladies’ Auxiliary Middletown Commandery No

Unity Council Meeting Reports 14 Members Present

Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America met Friday evening in Knights of Malta Hall with 14 members present Acting councilor Ida Barnett led the gathering Luncheon was served during the social hour Members of Miami Valley Council No 30 Silver Link Council No 223 and Unity Council No 241 are ordered to attend a district meeting at the Daytona YWCA Monday September 25 at 8 pm District Deputy Minnie Schreechfield issued the directive A cake walk and luncheon are planned for the next meeting which starts at 7 30 pm

Unity Council No Daughters of America Knights of Malta Ida Barnett Miami Valley Council No Silver Link Council No Unity Council No. 241 Dayton Ywca Minnie Schreechfield

Archbishop Karl Alter to be installed archbishop on TV

Middletown church members will witness Bishop Karl Alter’s installation as archbishop of the Cincinnati Diocese via TV. WLW and its Cincinnati Dayton Columbus stations will air over two hours of the ceremony from 10 30 a m at St Monica’s Cathedral. Alter succeeds the late Archbishop John T McNicholas as head of the diocese which includes Middletown.

Middletown Karl Alter Cincinnati WLW Dayton Columbus St. Monica’s Alter John T. McNicholas

Ancient Egyptians and Assyrians Kept Named Dog Breeds

Ancient Egypt and Assyria kept dogs of recognizable breeds such as greyhounds and mastiffs. The text notes that these cultures used specific types of dogs, reflecting established breed awareness in antiquity.

Shower Fetes Dorothy Poplin Before October Wedding

A pre nuptial shower for Dorothy Poplin was held Thursday evening at the Lutheran Parish in Trenton with Dean Snethen Mrs Ray Martin and Mrs Warren Baecker hosting. The event featured gold peacock blue and fuschia decor, gifts, games and prizes for guests including Mrs Carl Scheibert Mrs Clifford Schenck Mrs Robert Armbruster Miss Doris Scheibert Miss Helen Angst and Miss Mildred Conley. Refreshments followed for 23 guests and the hostesses.

Dorothy Poplin Dean Snethen Ray Martin Warren Baecker Trenton Carl Scheibert Clifford Schenck Robert Armbruster Doris Scheibert Helen Angst Mildred Conley

Butler County Escapee Sued For Divorce

Willard McPherson, once a Butler County slayer convict, remains a fugitive after escaping from London Prison Farm months ago. His wife Magmie McPherson filed for divorce, alleging neglect in Hamilton, noting their son is now an adult.

Willard McPherson Butler County London Magmie McPherson McPherson Cecil Phenis Middletown Pike Ohio North Seventh Street Hamilton Common Pleas Court

Local Teachers Featured In Ohio Schools Magazine

Two Middleton educators appear in Ohio's Schools, a magazine for Ohio teachers. Steve Geckler, president of the Ohio Education Association Classroom Teachers, shakes hands with Mary Virginia Morris, head of the National Department of Classroom Teachers, at the National Education Association convention in St Louis. Ralph A Ringgenberg, McKinley Junior High School teacher, wrote the convention article.

Middletonians Ohio Steve Geckler Department of Classroom Teachers Ohio Education Association Mary Virginia Morris National St. Louis National Education Association Ralph A. Ringgenberg McKinley St. Louis Colossus United States Geckler National Department Ringgenberg Katherine Roudebush Classroom Teachers’ Association

School book check reveals violations in Eaton district

Examiner Walter Cahill completed a special audit of the Eaton exempted village school district covering November 20, 1946 to March 9, 1950. Seven entries totalling 16126.92 include 14238.05 against Miller Coal and Supply Co. a board member's firm, 218.92 from the school activity fund, and 1658.50 against Miller's Supermarket. the examiner says board purchases from a member violate policy and should stop.

Eaton Eaton Exempted Walter Cahill Preble County Glen Miller Miller Coal and Supply Co Miller Board of Education Miller’s Coal and Supply Co

City in Nevade

A compact clue style entry lists a mix of brief terms such as a breed of dog weight measurements and scattered phrases. It references a city in Nevade and includes partial answers like haunts and prepositions, hinting at a puzzle or wordplay list.

Freedom Bell To Be Displayed Here On Its Way To Germany

A preview of the Crusade For Freedom will be unveiled in Middletown Sunday. The Freedom Bell, destined for Berlin, will travel by trailer from Dayton to Middletown. The bell’s appearance precedes signing the Freedom Scroll to be enshrined with it. Stops along Sunday include Central and Broad 9:30–10:15, Elwood and Tytus 10:15–11, Charles St at Central Ave 11–11:45, South School 11:45–12:15, and the Colored Community Center 12:45–1:15.

Berlin Dayton Middletown Central Broad Elwood Tytus

New York Will Not Apologize To Angry Reds

Acting Mayor Vincent Impellitteri refuses to apologize on behalf of New York City for remarks by Governor Dewey that allegedly caused Soviet delegates to walk out at a United Nations dinner. He states he cannot censor the governor or speak for the city.

New York EW York Nad Vincent Impellitteri New York City Thomas E. Dewey United Nations Dewey Soviet Union Andrei Y. Vishinsky Jacob Malik Impelliteri Trygve Lie

Butler County Probate Actions and Civil Suit Rise

Wills filed for probate name Harold C. Denis and Margaret Denis of Middletown with equal shares to Leslie Denis and Edithnis Daly and notes on their 1948 and 1949 signings. John W. Auer’s will directs his estate to widow Lorcan M. Auer with executrix nomination. Estill L. Horton sues for 10000 dollars for death of son John W. Horton in a bicycle collision. Multiple divorces requested by residents of Hamilton and Middletown estates in domestic actions.

Harold C. Denis Middletown Margaret Leslie D. Denis Edithnis Daly Herbert S. Miller Freda Sebald John W. Auer Lorcan M. Auer Mary Fahrenholz G. W. A. Wilmer Estill L. Horton Malvern St Butler County Common Pleas Mary E. Kalbfleish West Middletown John W. Horton

Divorces Granted in Three Middles Exits

Everett D. Burns of Middletown divorces Louise V. Ray Burns. Helen Eloise Isbel of Middletown divorces Donald Edwin Isbel. James Peevy of Hamilton divorces Anna Peevy.

Everett D. Burns Middletown Louise V. Ray Burns Helen Eloise Isbel Donald Edwin Isbel James Peevy Hamilton Anna Peevy

Train Re Scheduling Affects NYC Routes This Winter

The New York Central line alters departure from 7 48 p m to 8 41 p m for trains to Columbus Cleveland Buffalo and Rochester. The change will be permanent for the winter as eastern railroads switch from daylight saving to standard time. Frank Zink, NYC passenger agent, cites harmonization with new timetable.

Columbus Cleveland Buffalo Rochester New York Central Frank Zink NYC Eastern

Television listings for Cincinnati and Cleveland channels

Saturday schedules for WLW T and WCPO TV list interval slots, programs, and times. Major items include movies, wrestling, news, and Variety segments, plus late night features and weather. The Cleveland listings show a mix of westerns, talk shows, theater, and sports branding across the evening.

Cinema Corral Ed McConnell Voice of the Enquirer Cleveland Indians Willocry al Lewis Paul Dixon Cincinnati Paul Whiteman Jack Brickhouse Paramount Wrestling A. One Te Seven Club

Radio Schedule Highlights From The Evening Lineup

The listing shows a diverse broadcast night with Midwestern Hayride at 7:00, People Are Funny, Eddie Arnold, Dance Date, Cote Glee Club, Miss Parade, Sportscast, Ol Opry, What Makes You Tick, Can You Top This, Jean Shepherd segments, and a football themed program racing into late hours.

Suit Against Eagles Lodge Heads Dropped

OTTAWA Ohio AP Internal dispute within the Fraternal Order of Eagles ends when criminal proceedings against three Eagles officers are dropped. Prosecutor J Harry Leopold won nolle pros on five indictments charging aiding and abetting or publicizing a lottery. Indicted were Matthew L Brown national administrative director James Kellner state secretary and Joseph Gunderman deputy grand worthy president and Ohio deputy eagles auditor. The case stemmed from a Blanchard Aerie quarrel with the national Eagles. Leopold and others were suspended by the national group then formed Freedom Eagles No 1. Other indictments remain in Wood and Henry Counties for aiding and abetting blackmail, with Leopold seeking dismissal. National legal advisor Barnett H Goldstein called the move a complete vindication for the organization.

Ottawa Order of Eagles Eagles J. Harry Leopold Putnam County Common Pleas A. A. Slaybaugh Nolle Matthew L. Brown Springfield James Kellner Joseph Gunderman St. Marys Grand Worthy Ohio Blanchard Aerie National Eagles Organization Leopold National Freedom Eagles No. 1 National Eagles Ottawa Lodge Grand Aecie Brown Kellner Wood Henry Columbus Barnett H. Goldstein Portland Ore

Senate approves tax bill with near unanimous vote

The Senate late yesterday approved the measure with no dissent on a voice vote while the House passed it 328 to 7 earlier. The Ways and Means Committee met to plan a second bill to introduce an excess profits tax aimed at curbing war profiteering before Congress acts after the November elections.

Senate House Ways and Means Congress

Auditor Ferguson declines Taft debate before town meeting

State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson the Democratic senatorial nominee declined to debate U S Senator Robert A Taft before the Columbus town meeting. The Sunday debate was called off according to the organization.

Columbus Joseph T. Ferguson U. S Robert A. Taft Ohio

Local births report from several families

Vital statistics list multiple newborns with parents and addresses. Woodford Chaney 435 Yankee Rd. welcomed a boy yesterday. Thomas O’Flynn 1028 Kunz Ave. had a girl yesterday. Daniel Zaston Middletown Route 2 announced a girl yesterday. Cecil Hall Franklin Route 1 reported a girl yesterday. Charles Purdum 1761 Central Ave. welcomed a girl today. Russell DeBolt 19 Curtis St. welcomed a girl today. John Salmon 2302 Woodlawn Ave. welcomed a boy today.

Woodford Chaney Yankee Rd Thomas O'Flynn Kunz Ave Daniel Zaston Middletown Cecil Hall Franklin Charles Purdum Central Ave Russell DeBolt Curtis St John Salmon Woodlawn Ave

Hospital notices list patients and statuses

A hospital notice lists several patients with conditions and statuses. Names include Mrs Charles L Gillespie, Mrs Chester Laycock, Frank Manns, Earl Hoerner, Mrs Dan Davis, Mrs Glen Sparks, Robert Taylor, Mrs Steve Wills, and others. Dismissed patient is Mrs Robert Wolfe. Nonpatient references note family ties and residences.

Charles L. Gillespie Queen St Chester Laycock Andrews St Frank Manns Trenton Earl Hoerner Miamisburg Dan Davis Fleming Rd Glen Sparks Sheridan Ave Robert Taylor Middletown Steve Wills West Middletown Robert Wolfe Eaton Rebecca Wells Webster

Cambridge Auto Crash Claims Life of Wayne McManay

Wayne McManay, 16, died at Swan Hospital after his car collided with a truck on U S Route 21 five miles north of Cambridge. The incident happened Thursday, and authorities reported the fatal injuries from the crash. In 1827, a separate note describes an American invention in glass production involving pressing molten glass into molds.

Cambridge Wayne McManay Swan Hospital U. S. Rt. 21

Railroad pays 327 guardsmen after West Lafayette wreck

The Pennsylvania Railroad said it paid 67 924 to 327 Pennsylvania National Guards men who suffered minor losses from the troop train wreck near West Lafayette Ohio September 11. Heavier claims, including those of 33 guardsmen killed, will be settled later.

Camp Atterbury Ind Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania National

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