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mELIA ODELL'S Columns Former Local Beauty Misses daughter of Mrs. L. D. Murphy, theans, was runner -up for the title which will represent that city in this week in Oklahoma City. Selected for the honor was Sidney Schmoyer, according to a clipping of the El Reno Daily Tribune sent to the Gazette by Mrs.

S. K. Hupp, who lives at Reformatory Circle, El Reno, Okla. Writes Mrs. Hupp: "I am sure friends of Pat Murphy and her family will be interested in this announcement.

She lived with her family on the Federal Reservation while her father was chief of mechanical service at the Chillicothe Federal Reformatory. They have lived in El Reno for the last two years. Since Chillicothe was our home, too, we are always interested in her residents. We like living in El Reno very much, but must admit that we certainly miss the Gazette." The Tribune carried a three column picture showing Pat with Miss Schmoyer, (wearing swim costumes), and Ralph Myers a member of the El Reno Jaycees, sponsors of the talentbeauty contest. Miss Schmoyer will compete with nine other state entries for the "Miss Oklahoma" title and entry to the annual "Miss America" contest this year at Atlantic City.

Pat's sister, Joan Murphy, was a Gazette employe before moving to El Reno. She isn't short on pulchritude either. Friends here of the attractive Pat, who was in her senior year at CHS when the family left here will be sorry to learn she just missed the title of "Miss El While at CHS, she served as drum major to Bob Nelson and in that capacity was mighty easy on the eyes of fans as strutted at Herrnstein Field. --0- MR. MORROW IS CPA The State Board of Accountancy has announced that James W.

Morrow was among the 55 Ohioans who successfully passed the recent examination for certified public accountants. Resident manager of Lingo Breen, certified public accountants, W. Main Mr. Morrow plans to have his wife and two-year-old daughter join him here in October. They are now living in Co-.

lumbus. He received his B. S. degree in accounting at Ohio State (1950), and his master's degree in business administration in 1952 at OSU. The local offices of Lingo Breen, a Columbus firm, opened last month.

-0- TO VISIT PARENTS Nov. vacationing in Linwood, Miss Karleen Streitenberger is expected to arrive a about the middle of the week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Streitenberger, 369 N. High St.

-nurse at Grant Hospital, Karleen accompanied Miss Mary Jane Tschappat, public health nurse, Columbus, to Linwood, last week to be a guest at the summer home of Mrs. F. A. Mechling. During the weekend she and Miss Tschappat (they live together in Columbus) plan to go to Cincinnati, to visit the latter's brother, Myron Tschappat.

At Grant Hospital, Karleen is president of staff education and she is also active in other groups there. -0-- NEW GRANDSON Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Finley, 623 E. Fifth were in Newark during the weekend to visit their new grandson.

The baby was born at 5:40 a.m. Tuesday Aug. 3 at Newark City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hohl (Jean Finley), who reside at 95 Clinton in that city.

He weighed pounds and has been named Thomas Jeffrey. The grandparents took "Tommy's" brothers, Bobby 4, and Jimmy 2, who had been visiting them, back home. Their mother was employed in the while she attended newsroom, graduate nurse of the Mt. Carmel School of Nursing and her husband is an accountant for Fibreglas in Newark. -0-- HOSPITAL NOTES Condition of Garland Fry, 69, Frankfort, Route 1, who was admitted to Chillicothe Hospital at 11:20 a.m.

Monday for a fractured right heel, was reported "good" Tuesday. Mr. Fry slipped and fell 12 to 14 feet from a roof while applying tar. Other patients treated Monday: John R. Manning, 47, Poca, W.

employe of the ReynoldsNewbery possible chest and hip injuries, fell astride a beam while working at the A- Master Alan Kinnamon, 80 N. Brownell, fractured left forearm. fell from a tree: James Moon, 75 Walnut city, employe of Grinnell laceration of palm of left hand, suffered at the A -Plant. At 8 a.m. Tuesday, Mrs.

Harry Johnson, 46, of 86 N. Sugar FIRST in popularity because of its ST. JOSEPH pure orange ASPIRIN flavor. FOR CHILDREN rate dosage. World's Largest Selling Aspirin For Children Tuesday, August 10, 1954 your column that I am improving and will reply to when am able.

Give my to my letters, many friends and good luck to all." Josh entered Brown VA Hospital, Dayton, about a month ago. -0 WELCOME VISITOR Business visitor in Chillicothe Tuesday, Mrs. Roy G. Garman, Troy, 2, former resident here, stopped at the News Capitol to "hello." She and her husband came here after being called to Hillsboro by the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Hugh McCalla.

Friends here of Mrs. Garman's son, M. Edwin Vaughn, photographer with the Jack Bailey Studio for five years in Grand Island, will be interested to learn that he received top honors for his portraitures at the State Photographers Convention held recently in Omaha. Edwin and his wife, who now have three sons, left here five years ago to live in Grand Island. "They like it there very much and he is taking an active part in the affairs of that community.

Besides his photographic honors, he recently received a prize for making the best speech at the Toastmaster's, Club," his mother happily reported. Last week Edwin's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Snyder, Laurel stopped to see him and his family while en route to Arizona for a six-week vacation. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS ICE CREAM SOCIAL Richmond Dale M.

E. Church Thursday, August 12 Starting At 5 P. M. Chillicothe (0.) Gazette-7 Society and Editor--Martha Lee Angert Clubs day Circle 8 Has Hamburger Fry At Mound City Circle 8, Woman's Society of Christian Service of Trinity Methodist Church, had a hamburger fry and picnic supper on Monday evening at Mound City Group National Monument. Forty-one members, their famflies and guests were present.

The opening prayer was the Rev. Harry Baker. Recreation included games and group singing. The committee was Mrs. Richard Craumer, Mrs.

Robert Casari, Mrs. Paxton, Mrs. Albert Niemeyer Jr. and Mrs. Harvey Dokken.

Regular meetings will resume in September. Study Group 4 Entertain at Sunderland Home Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Sunderland entertained Study Group 4 of the Ross County Farm Bureau Monday night at their home in Kingston. Twenty-eight members were present and Mrs. Emma Brown was a guest. Mr. George Grimes, chairman, presided at a brief sion.

It was announced two members, Mrs. Sunderland and Mrs. James R. Tootle will assist with the hard-of-hearing project at the Ross County Fair. Mrs.

Lloyd Reiterman, a member, was reported convalescing at Chillicothe. Fred Hospital. Schiff led a discussion on "How Can We Keep Well?" Refreshments were served during the social hour. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept. 13 at the home of Mrs.

D. H. Dreisbach, Kingston. Couples Dinner Set Married Couples Club of St. Mary's Church will have a dinner at 7 p.m., Thursday, at St.

Mary's School. New couples in the parish are invited to attend. Mrs. Rawlins Hostess To Missionary Society Mrs. Frank Rawlins, West Junction was hostess to the Missionary Society of the Vigo Baptist Church on Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Rawlins, the president, gave a talk on the "forward movement" or expansion of the Baptist Church and the society voted to buy one share in the movement. The president read Scripture lesson and Mrs. Vernon. Borders offered prayer.

The secretary and treasurer's reports were read by Mrs. Philip Weinrich. The society assembled a box of White Cross supplies to be sent to Rainbow Baptist Mission at Keams Canon, Ariz. Plans were made for a Sunday School picnic to be held Aug. 15 at Lake Caldwell.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be Sept, 3 at the home of Mrs. Jay Hess, West Junction Rd. Dinner Arranged Ceramic Guild's regular covered dish dinner meeting will be at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Alfred Breth, Route 104.

Mrs. Freeman Carroll Birthday Celebrated Birthday of Mrs. Freeman Carroll was marked at a family dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Carroll's home, near Chillicothe.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Neal Corcoran and children, Andy, Diane and Candy, Clarksburg, Capt. and Mrs. Clifford Huntington and children, Waco, Mr.

and Mrs. John Cutty, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Maughmer and children, Circleville. Flower Show To Be Feature Of Ross Fair Rain during the last week probably will result in bigger and better blooms for the flower show at the Ross County Fair, Aug.

23 'to 27, inclusive, at the fairgrounds. The Fair Board is sponsoring the show, with the Ross County Federation of Garden Clubs in charge of ments. The flower show is open to the public and juniors as well as seniors may enter. There are a number of classes in both the specimen flower and arrangements sections. Specimen flowers must Le grown by the exhibitor.

Entries will be received from 8 to 11:30 a. on Monday, Aug. 23. First, second and third place ribbons, along with small cash prizes, will be awarded. Mrs.

Reginald Blue, president of the Frankfort Garden Club, and Mrs. Glen E. Ater, president of the Clarksburg Garden Club, are co-chairmen of the show. The Story Place Garden Club is in charge of publicity. SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS OF THE First EUB Church, 7:30 p.

at the church. QUEEN ESTHER CLASS OF THE First EUB Church, 7:30 p. at the church. CHILLICOTHE WOMEN'S CLUB, 8:30 p. at Meaco Park.

CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S FELLOWship of Christian Church, Deuvall, at the Oneida home of Mrs. Robert 634 Road. ADELPHI TEMPLE PYTHIAN ters, 8 at the Pythian Sister Hall, Adelphi. Wednesday SCIOTO'S HELPERS LODGE, 7:30 at Carmen's Hall. a.

at the home of COTTAGE PRAYER MEETUNION, Mrs. Lawrence Bishop, 397 N. High Street. GUILD, 6:30 P. AT CERAMIC.

of Mrs. Alfred Breth, Rte, 104. MINNEHAHA NO. 153. DEgree of Pocahontas.

7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. GEN. EDWIN F. 108. GLENN AUXILIARY Post 6:30 p.

m. tangee Park. STORY PLACE GARDEN CLUB. P. at the home of Mrs.

Robert Coe, 347 Fairway Avenue. SUBURBAN GARDEN, CLUB, 7:30 P. at the Mrs. Beulah Stockman, Egypt Pike. Haas Family Has First Reunion First reunion of the Haas family was held Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Hammond, Charleston Pike. The occasion also marked the third birthday of David Hammond. A basket dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent informally. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Pitzer and sons, Freddie, Jimmy and Danny, Sabina; Beverly and Larry Lee Coil, South Charleston; Mr. John Speakman, New Holland; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wackman and children, Alexis and David, Mrs.

Stella Wackman and children. Jimmy, Jerry, Mildred, Judy and Carolyn, Mr. Milton Ails and Mr. Ed Anderson, all of Washington C.H.: Mrs. Joseph Free and children, Sally and Jud, Mrs.

Robert Hass and sons, Mike Pat and Gregory, Bainbridge; Mrs. Bessie Haas and daughter, Virginia, Mr. Ronnie Streitenberger, Mr. Frank Haas, Miss Jean Beeler, Mr. and Mrs.

Garnett Hammond and children, David and Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hammond and son, Mike an.d the hosts and family, Meridith, Lowell, Kathryn and Jean. all of Chillicothe. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Miss Sullivan Is Bride of Mr.

Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Woodruff are living at 154 Race St. following their June 19 wedding.

The single ring ceremony was read at 5 p. m. at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. George Cottrill, Route 7. Mrs.

Woodruff, the former Lydia Sullivan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sullivan, 216 Riverside and Mr. Woodruff is the son of Mrs. Russell Overly, Orange and the late Mr.

George Woodruff. The bride wore a length gown of blue nylon net over taffeta. accessories were white and her corsage was of yellow rosebuds. Attendants were Mrs. Joseph Fornash of Bellefontaine, aunt of the bride, and Mr.

Hubert Woodruff, brother Af the bridegroom. Mrs. Fornash wore an aqua dress with black accessories. The bride's mother chose a blue dress with matching accessories. Mrs.

Overly was attired in a black and white dress with white accessories. At the reception that followed the refreshment table was centered with a two-tiered wedding cake. Assisting hostesses were Miss Shelby Jean Dearth and Mrs. Adeline Brandeman. Present at the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. George Umphries, Mr. and Mrs. Cottrill, Mr. Russell Overly, Mr.

Earl Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brandeman, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carroll, Mr.

John Sullivan, this city, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Smith and daughter, Sharon, Adelphi, Mr. Floyd Brown and Mrs. Neal Maples, Cincinnati.

Auxiliary Dates Family Picnic Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and their families will meet for a picnic supper at 6 p.m., Friday, at Mound City Group National Monument. Those attending are to take table service. Detty Reunion Held At Logan Elm Park Annual Detty, reunion was held Saturday at Logan Elm Park. A basket dinner was served at noon and there were games and contests in the afternoon. The Rev.

Charles Rinehart led a devotional service. Mr. Edward Detty gave a Scripture reading. The 1955 reunion will be held the first Saturday in August at the same place. Contests winners were Carolyn Shoemaker, Jerry Detty, Pat Noel, James Oyer, Gene Shoe.

maker, Rickie Williams, Dickie Detty, Bobby Detty, Junior Detty, Ruth Detty, Edward Detty and Mrs. Stinson Detty, Gifts were presented to Mrs. Myria Reed, 90, oldest person present; Mr. and Mrs. James Oyer, youngest married couple, and Carol Detty, youngest present.

Those in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Detty, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohn, Sarah Detty, Junior Detty, Mary Detty, Mrs.

Hannah LaGore, The Rev. Mr. Rinehart, Mrs. Reed. Earl Detty, Mr.

and Mrs. Stinson Detty, Ruth E. Detty, Carol Detty, Jerry Detty, Pat Noel, Thelma Noel, Ruth Ann Detty, Mr. Frank Barnett, Mrs. Gladys Shoemaker, Mr.

and Mrs. James Oyer, Carolyn Shoemaker, Billy Shoemaker, Richard Shoemaker, Gene Shoemaker, Mrs. Edward Detty, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Eddie Williams, Rickie Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Detty, Dicky, Bobby and Janice Detty. Red Hot Deals ON COOL, COOL CARS! Air Conditioned $1895 Why swelter? Take advantage of our Nash Challenge Deal -and drive in cool, cool comfort! Yes, a Nash Rambler De Luxe Sedan with "All- Eye" Air Conditioning (Patents Applied For) is yours for less than the price of an ordinary car. Come in today and get the proof we are topping every trade-in deal in town! Choice of 16 Air Conditioned models! GET OUR NASH delivered price at Kenosha, includes all CHALLENGE DEAL TODAY! federal taxes. State and local taxes, it any, extra.

ORLAND RATCLIFF SON 260 East Main St. Chillicothe, Ohio Tops on TV. Tune in Dorsey Brothers" "Stage Show" Saturday night, CBS Network. See your paper for time and station. PERSONAL MENTION his mother, Mrs.

Taylor, Louisa, Ky, Mrs. James Taylor remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Taylor, N.

Walnut had as guests SaturMr. Taylor's brother, Mr. W. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor and sons, Sherman Franklin and Jimmy Huntington, W.

and Mrs. Eric MacInnes and children, Heather and' Robert, Charleston, S. C. and Mrs. Eric Stocklin and children, Valerie and Lisa, Columbus, are visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Erie Nutt, 128 W. Fifth St. Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Scott, Elm spent the weekend in Cincinnati. James Kern III, son, of Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Kern Buckeye and his aunt, Mrs. Otto Dieckmann, 718 N. High have returned after a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kern, Amherst.

Miss Margaret Krouse, Lima, is spending a 10-day vacation with her grandomther, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, N. Rose and other relatives. Mrs. J.

E. Krouse also was here for a few days. Miss Virginia Lee Noth and her brother, Mr. Warren Noth of Webster Grove, will arrive Wednesday evening to visit their grandmothers, Mrs. Charles Kellenberger, E.

Fifth and Mrs. E. C. Noth, E. Second St.

On Monday, thew will be joined by their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Noth of Webster Grove, who will remain for a few days' visit.

Joyce Rinehart, Calwell and Nancy Wright, S. Paint are spending the week in Charleston, W. Va. Mrs. Dorothy Riehle, Route 5, is visiting her son and daughterin-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Riehle. Pawtucket, R.I, where her son is stationed with the Navy. Miss Mary Ann Hydell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Hydell of Brewer Heights, arrived home Saturday to spend August with her parents. In September, Miss Hydell will return to Cincinnati where she is a public school music instructor. Home from the Army is Pfc. Daniel Brundige, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Brundige of Bell's Hill. Pfc. Brundige, who has completed his service, was stationed in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells of Brewer Heights returned Monday after vacationing in Blowing Rock, and Kingsport, Tenn. At Ft. Braddock, N.

they were joined by their son, Pvt. Arthur Wells who is stationed there at the radio school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron of Greenfield and daughter, Mrs.

Mary McNeilen of Palm Beach, were guests last Friday Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McCoy of Frankfort.

Mr. Ramon Wolfe, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ranald Wolfe of Belleview is spending the mer in Rivertown, N. where he is an employe of the RCA Corporation, Mr.

Wolfe plans to home in September. Master Point Session Set by Duplicate Club Monthly master point game of the GAT Duplicate Bridge Club is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Thursday, at the Scioto Motel. Winners in last week's session were Mrs. L. A.

Cottingham and Mr. Alex Selenoi, first, and Mrs. G. H. Reynolds and Mrs.

William Armstrong, second. The sessions are open to all interested bridge players. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Feted at Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Emery Birchfield of Bainbridge entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Clay (Sheila Palmer) of Hillsboro, who were recently married. Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. L. Strouse, Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Strouse and daughter, Charlotte, Lyndon, Route 1, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Wells, Bourneville, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Strouse and son, Johnny, Springfield, Mr. and Mrs.

Genie Strouse and Dwight, Chillicothe, Miss Hazel Storer, Hillsboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and children. Janice and Timmy. REMOVE ROMAN Whiten CLEANSER BLEACH dingy, stained whitens clothes blouses the Safely easy way.

See label directions Miss Hamilton's Engagement Told S. Title: Gorgeous Pat Murphy, El Reno, former El winner of a' statewide beauty contest an employe of the U. S. Shoe was examined for possible damage to her eyes after shoe lacquer sprayed into her face while at work. She was treated and released.

Patients admitted to the hospital on Monday: Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Ewing, medical; Mrs. Leora Kerns, 486 E. Second, medical; Robert Butler, Waverly, surgical; Mrs. Merle Adrian, 604 E.

Fifth, surgical; Mrs. Catherine Edinger, 256 S. Hickory, medical; Charles H. DeBord, 451 N. High; medical; Mrs.

Truman Flournoy, Route 5, medical. Patients discharged from the hospital on Monday: Mrs. Herman Tyler and baby girl, Route Mrs. Nick Seymour and baby girl, Adams; Mrs. Herman Proehl and baby girl, 137 E.

Eighth; Mrs. David White and baby girl, of Londonderry; Mrs. Jack Miller and baby girl, 137 N. Brownell; Mrs. Thomas Stanhope and baby son, 756 Adams; Charles Butcher, Waverly; Holton, Latham; Ella Scott, 169 W.

Fourth; Hollis Carlile, 384 E. Fourth; Mrs. Roy Gilmerr, Frankfort, Route George Oney, Route Mrs. Ivan Adkins, Route Janice Leeth, Frankfort, Route 1: Mrs. Fred Betts, 154 Church; Paul Burress, Route 23; Bertha Caldwell, Richmond Dale, Route Mrs.

William Joseph, Frankfort, Route William Walburn, Jackson; Mrs. William Pitcher, Greenfield; Charles Boblett, 104 Bridge; Mrs. Wilbur Schmitt, Waverly; Clyde Hurtt, Route Louis Oliver, Waverly; Marvin Everhart, Bainbridge, Route James Barrows, Route 3. --0- she REMOVALS By Herlihy: Tuesday, Clinton Gilmore from N. Paint to Sugar Tree Route 23, south; Richard B.

Connolly, Western Hills to storage: Joe Weisenberger Insurance Offices from Union to Central Center, Western Ave. By Ward: Monday, Howard Dubois law offices from 30 N. Paint to Union W. Second St. -0- IN THE MAIL Josh Devore, former outfielder for the New York Giants, postcards: "Please tell my friends in JACKSON-Announcement is being made of the engagement of Miss Mary Jane Hamilton of Columbus and Mr.

Carl Bethel Jr. of Jackson. Miss Hamilton is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Hamilton of Columbus, formerly of Jackson, and Mr. Harry Hamilton of Gallipolis.

The prospective brideis the son of Mrs. Eddie groom Mannering of Jackson and Mr. Carl Bethel of Coalton. Miss Hamilton attended Jackson High School, Strong-Vincent High School in Erie, and was graduated in 1951 from Sacred Heart Business School. She is employed, in a secretarial position with the Columbus law firm of Knepper, White, Richards, Miller and Roberts.

Mr. Bethel was a senior in Jackson High School when he enlisted in the Air Force in 1950. He has been serving in Germany for three years with the rating of airman first class and will be discharged in September. He is home on furlough. No definite date has been set for the wedding.

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