Piano Recital Presented by Mrs Sut ton’s Students
Students of Mrs. Robert Sutton presented a piano recital at Mrs. Howard Thrasher’s Grand Ave home. Vocal solos by Robert Dunn. A long program featured Schaum pieces, Williams selections, Thomp son pieces, Russian and German works, Mozart, Chopin, and more performed by named students with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutton
Howard Thrasher
Grand Ave
Robert Dunn
Schaum
Thompson
Ricky Sutton
Philip Huber
Georgie Porgie
Williams
Ronnie Beasley
Buffy
Tuffy
Cook
Helen Lowry
Vans
Lois Timmer
Nevin
Mary Wilkin
Coburn
Coker
Ponce
Paderewski
Lucinda Lowry
Mozart
Patricia Burns
Saint-Saens
Rimsky- Korsakof
Betsy Little
Chopin
Gade
Barbara Schuyler
F.T.T.F. Club Meeting Scheduled At Girls Club
The Coming Up F.T.T.F. club will meet Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at the Girls Club replacing the planned home gathering of hostess Mrs E S Clark 224 S Broad St Beth Sholom Sisterhood set to meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Synagogue with officer elections and card games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T.T.F. Club
E. S. Clark
S. Broad St
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Churchmen Back Probe At Ohio Lutheran Convention
About 500 delegates at the Ohio district Lutheran Church convention in Sandusky praise the Kefauver Committee and urge support for local law enforcement in combating commercialized crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Women of Moose Attend Dayton Chapter Anniversary
The Women of Moose from The Clubs motored to Dayton for the 34th anniversary of the Dayton chapter. Initiation was conducted by the Springfield chapter in honor of Mildred Snyder dean of the Academy of Friendship for the United States and Canada. Snyder announced the Academy session will be held in Canton on May 6. The Middletown chapter performed the closing rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Dayton
Springfield
Mildred Snyder
Academy of Friendship
United States
Canada
Iota Eta Sigma Elects Officers for Coming Year
Iota Eta Sigma Sorority met at Miss Wilma Slezak’s home on Yankee Road. Molly Habig was elected president with Dorothy Shumate as vice president and Mary Presta as secretary. Peggy Henning became treasurer. Lois Adams and Barbara Chupka named co editors. The spring semi formal is April 27 at the Manchester Hotel with Tony Cappa and his orchestra. Reservations and tickets handled by members and local stores. Dorothy Shumate to host next meeting April 12 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Tony Cappa
Paul Nabergan
Dorothy Shumate
Iota Eta Sigma
Busy Week Ahead for Middletown Scout Council
The Middletown Girl Scout Council outlines a week of meetings and activities. Tonight's April council session starts at 7 30 p.m. in the Civic Association Girl Scout club room. Tomorrow Carlisle Leader Training ends at 7 30 p.m. at Carlisle School. A Troop Camp Committee clean-up is set at Jean M Verity Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Carlisle Pianist Wins Superior Rating at District Music Festival
Marilyn Silvey a Carlisle High School freshman earned a superior rating in piano at the Southwestern District Music Festival in Wilmington She qualified for the state festival in Delaware April 21 and performed Clair de Lune by Debussy under the instruction of Mrs V C Thompson of Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Silvey
Carlisle High School
Wilmington
Miss Silvey
Delaware
Clare de Lune
Debussy
V. C. Thompson
Students to Speak at Sertoma Club Meeting in Cincinnati
Three Middletown High students attended the World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati over the weekend. Dick Neff will address Sertoma Club members at the Hotel Manchester Tuesday night. Another Middletown student will share observations from a trip to Washington. Tom Brown is the program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Neff
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Middletown High
Washington
Tom Brown
Linen shower closes festivities for Colyer Pigman wedding
Miss Betty Colyer bride elect to Donald S. Pigman celebrated with a linen shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Vanness in Oxford. Guests presented linen gifts from multiple families. The couple, betrothed to marry April 7, received spring floral decor and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Colyer
Donald S. Pigman
Lee Roy Vanness
Oxford
Guy Compton
Robert Compton
William Compton
Earl Robbins
Hamilton
Myron Roy Vanness
Alice Lee Ramseyer
Ronnie
Thomas Vanness
Calvin Vanness
Dayton
William Dern
Springfield
Jessie Smith
Cincinnati
Robert Schanke
Charles Pigman
Annabel Colyer
Donald Colyer
Middletown
Miss Colyer
Mr. Pigman
Three Gray Lady Members Receive Certification in Dayton
Three Middletown women and 31 Gray Ladies across the Miami Valley earned official certificates in Gray Lady capping ceremonies at the Dayton Veterans Administration Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Thelma Mull, Mrs. Flora Tanner, and Mrs. Mary Jane Hagan received certificates. 19 from Montgomery County, three from Piqua, two from Shelby County, six from Champaign County, and one from the Franklin branch were among graduates. Music featured Mrs. J. C. Lockmeyer, Mrs. Harold Conn, and violinist Mrs. H. McCandlish. Rev. John Williamson of Piqua delivered the address in the Protestant Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami Valley
Veteran's Administration
Dayton
Frank Sample
Thelma Mull
Logan Ave
Flora Tanner
Mary Jane Hagan
Mongomery County
Piqua
Shelby County
Champaign County
Franklin
Sample
J. C. Lockmeyer
Harold Conn
H. McCandlish
John Williamson
American Day Planners Set Meeting for Wednesday Night
General Chairman Fred B. Cramer says a meeting at the American Legion home will clarify problems in the presentation of Tl Am An American Day festivities. The Middletown American Day Committee steering group will join the general committee to review steps taken. The organization contracted John B. Rogers Producing Co. of Fostoria to stage an historical spectacle on May 18, 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
John B. Rogers Producing Company
Fostoria
Driver escapes injury in Route 73 crash
A motorist, H. C. Brewer of Jewell St., escaped injury when his car plunged over a bank and crashed into a bill board at 3 am yesterday on Route 73 in front of the State Patrol Post. Officers reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Brewer
Jewell St
State Patrol
JA Products Sales To End This Month
JA Products plans to halt sales by month end as four production meetings remain. Robert McDade notes orders must come in within two weeks while local firms liquidate assets for the annual report due late April. Available items include salad dressing fences shelves braces belts lighters and various novelty goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achievement
Robert McDade
McDade
Better Relations Attendance Good
A Better Relations meeting at Booker T. Washington School Sunday afternoon drew attendees from Springfield Dayton Franklin Hamilton and the city. Rev Ralph Bass of Bethesda Temple Dayton spoke the scriptures were read by Mrs J W Holman and the audience sang God Of Our Fathers. The Dayton Bethesda Temple choir of 50 was presented with piano by Mrs Lucy Thornton and greetings from Congressman Edward Breen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Relations Group
Bertha Perkins
Booker T. Washington
Springfield
Dayton
Franklin
Hamilton
Ralph Bass
Bethesda Temple of
J. W. Holman
Lucy Thornton
Dayton Bethesda Temple
Harold Gray
Police Department
Howard Gall
Middletown
Edward Breen
Frank Sowards
Mayfield
Spring Cleaning At Middle Town Girl Scout Camp
Middle Town Girl Scout Council members begin seasonal cleanup at Jean M. Verity Lodge summer troop camp. Troop Camp Committee chaired by Mrs. R. L. Davidson plans 9 30 am departure to clean the camp, staying until complete. Cleanup weekends continue until school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Girl Scout Council
Jean M. Verity
R. L. Davidson
Companion of Man Shot Is Released
The companion of a shooting victim was released after questioning as police said the circumstances remain unclear. J. W. Connyer, 25, of 1305 Walnut St, was wounded in the right hip. The shooting reportedly occurred Saturday in a car between Middletown and Hamilton. a companion was held but neither could give a coherent account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Connyer
Walnut St
Middletown
Hamilton
Connyer
Froop Post Plans 13th Birthday Celebration
Boy Scout Troop 11 and Explorer Post 11 celebrate their 13th birthday on Wednesday in the Eagles hall ballroom. A 6 30 p m covered dish dinner is for parents and friends. Eagle scout Larry Sullivan Frank Kartovich and David Schiering will welcome guests. Elza Abraham scout master and Leroy Dearth post leader will direct the program with Mound Builders Council officials presenting awards. A sound movie on the atomic bomb will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 11
Explorer Post 11
Eagles Hall
Larry Sullivan
Eagle Scout
Frank Kartovich
David Schiering
Eagles
Elza Abraham
Leroy Dearth
Mound Builders’ Council
Slaughterers Face April 15 OPS Registration Deadline
Ben Stoner, Cincinnati OPS director, warns slaughterers two weeks remain to file for registration with the Office of Price Stabilization. Those not registered by April 15 cannot slaughter livestock after that date. forms are at 120 Euclid Ave Cleveland. Cattle slaughterers face April limits equal to April 1950 butcherings. calves sheep lambs and swine exempt in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Stabilization
Ben Stoner
Cincinnati
OPS
Stoner
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Slaughterers Must Stamp Carcasses With Registration Number
All registered slaughterers must mark each carcass with their registration number on every wholesale cut. A forthcoming change will allow livestock from 4-H members or other clubs to be slaughtered until April 29 without registration by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
4-H
Driver Killed in Kingsville Auto Crash Near Ashtabula
Clare Mares, 25, of Kingsville, was fatally injured yesterday when his car rolled over behind the vehicle he drove. He was thrown into the path of the other car after losing control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Clarence Mares
Kingsville
Mares
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Women of Moose
Scouting Council
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TMC
Ae Sa
Froop
U. S
William B. McDonald, Jr
Chicago
Frances Sadrowski
Vegamato
Florida
Albers
del Monte
Stokely
Golden Harvest
Santa Rosa
New C
Texsun Juice
Bennett's
Ibby
Domino
Jack Frost
My Lady
Palmyra
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Wright
Princess
Arkets
Simoniz Waraee
Soilax
Chage
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