New Richmon d invites to Salt of the Earth at Cranston Memorial
Miss Helen Powers announces a public invitation to attend the movie Salt of the Earth at Cranston Memorial Church on Sunday evening.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
5
Miss Helen Powers announces a public invitation to attend the movie Salt of the Earth at Cranston Memorial Church on Sunday evening.
March 27 gathering at the Carnes home honored Mrs Elizabeth Layfield. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Wildey and Bonnie and Mary Carnes. Also noted: Zonella Hawkins moved into Tate Apartment, Washington Street.
The Shipstads and Johnson bring Ice Follies of 1949 to Cincinnati Garden from March 16 to 22 after a year of work. The show features 167 skaters, 700 costumes, over a dozen production numbers, and a dozen new original songs by ex Disney team Larry Morey.
The Canadian Groupy Games team member Marilyn Ruth Take of Halifax Nova Scotia is highlighted for her skating skill and showmanship as they competed at St Moritz last winter. Her presence in Ice Follies is noted as drawing fan affection.
Mrs Charles G White hosted the Broadway Club last Friday evening. Ada Fagin has returned to Batavia from Williamsburg and stays with Mrs Laura Peterson. Mrs George Gregg returned to Batavia from Florida. Miss Anna Glancy of Cincinnati visited Batavia friends. Ivy Nash is slowly recovering from injuries. Trilla Hamilton hosted a bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Norma Lammierish and her young daughter, guesting with Mr Carmel, stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs George A Weber, in a family gathering noted in society notes.
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