Middletown High Band Associates Host Evening of Music
About 60 members of Middletown High School Band Associates gathered in the school music room for a meeting led by president Robert Baker. Eleven new members joined as plans were announced for an April 19 bake sale at Central Store and a May 26 lawn fete and music festival at Sunset Park featuring the high school band and Roosevelt Junior High performers. The program showcased quartets and full ensembles, with extensive performances and a community lunch served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School Band Associates, Inc
Middletown High School
Robert Baker
M. E. Carruthers
Ways and Means
Central Store
Sunset Park
Armco Show Presents Show Boat at Roosevelt Junior High
Armco Association announces a Thursday 8 pm Show Boat special at Roosevelt Junior High School featuring Mid-Chords barber shop quartet with Tom Haney Chet Cassidy B Hester and Stan Bagley Crazy Firemen with Mark Leight S Margerum Eugene Fishbaugh Art Richardson Jack Clark Kurt Peck and Jack Moore Herb Spade and his orchestra and the Shepherd Sisters as featured personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Association
Roosevelt Junior High
Barber Shop
Tom Haney
Chet Cassidy
B. Hester
Stan Bagley
Crazy Firemen
Mark Leight
S. Margerum
Eugene Fishbaugh
Art Richardson
Jack Clark
Kurt Peck
Jack Moore
Herb Spade
The
Shepherd Sisters
Miss Cohen Set For Honor Society Initiation
Frances Cohen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Cohen of Highview Road is among 22 freshmen eligible for Alpha Lambda Delta honorary society membership at the University of Cincinnati. To qualify a 2.5 GPA is required. She is a freshman in the School of Business Administration and a member of Sigma Delta Tau earning a plaque as outstanding freshman pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cohen
Jack Cohen
Highview Rd
Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic Honorary Society
University of Cincinnati
Miss Cohen
Sigma Delta Tau
School of Business Administration
D A R Hears Roger Sherwood at Franklin meeting
Daughters of the American Revolution in Franklin hosted Roger Sherwood, anti Communist movement chair, with new members attending. He outlined subversive activity in government and schools, urged letters to officials, and cited Middletown Public Library specimens. He named several senators and representatives and provided addresses in Washington and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Ruth Rees
Helen Brown
Franklin
Rees
Miss Brown
Maude Bell
F. Stein
J. Clinton Thompson
Victor Herbert
E. H. McCandlish
Phyllis Solter
Ruth Ress
Roger Sherwood
Herbert Hoffman
Sherwood
America
Middletown Public Library
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Senate
Washington
D. C
George Bender
House
Washington, D. C
Paul Schenck
Washington D. C
Ohio Senate
George McCandless
Capitol Building
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
J. R. Sexton
Keppler couple finish pleasant Florida trip
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keppler of Shafer Street returned from a two and a half month vacation traveling via New Orleans. They visited Clarence Keppler and family in Vera Beach Florida then went on to Miami and St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New_Orleanas
Earl Keppler
Shafer St
Florida
Clarence Keppler
Vera Beach
Miami
St. Petersburg
Club Events New Officers Installed For EUB Group
The Rev E H Hammon conducted installation for First EUB Church officers. Zeno Branden to president, Delman Whitt vice president, Robert Barnett secretary, Vance Cribbs treasurer, E V Goodwin secretary of missionary education, John Ball secretary of social relations. Collectors chair L K Henderson with aides. Post installation program featured Christ Calls Where Cross the Crowded Ways and missions talks by Mrs Rossi Price Arnold Mason Getz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hammon
First Eub Church
W.S.W.S
Zeno Branden
Delman Whitt
Robert Barnett
Vance Cribbs
E. V. Goodwin
John Ball
L. K. Henderson
Dan Davis
Beth Sholom Sisterhood Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
Officers were elected with Mrs. P. B. Zollett retaining the presidency. An installation lunch plan was noted. Talks covered camp life by Irving Skolmick of Camp Shor and women in the service by S Sgt. O E Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
P. B. Zollett
Irving Skolmick
Camp Shor
Aurora
Ind
Mary Marconnett
Ferndale
Stanley
L. Shapero
L. Flagel
Milton Schaps
Antique Glass Topic Marks Art Study Club Talk
Mrs. George Zeller spoke to the Art Study Club on antique glass tracing its 6000 year history from Egyptian origins to Roman era use and revival in Venice in the 13th century. She showed pressed, brown sandwich and cut glass as guests enjoyed tea hosted by Mrs. R. D. Oglesby with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zeller
Art Study Club
Venice
Zeller
R. D. Oglesby
Charles Troup
J. R. Freeze
James Purvis
Boys Choir Rehearsal Schedules at the YMCA
Mrs Fletcher Brate, director of the Boys Choir, calls all members to 4 p.m. Thursday practice at the YMCA as the kickoff for the upcoming concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Brate
Y.M.C
Pat Lenhaar Is Honored in a Personal Shower
Miss Pat Lenhaar received a personal shower at Mrs. Meeker's Knoll Woods home in West Middletown hosted by Mrs. Norman Osborne Mrs. Robert Turney and Mrs. Jack Meeker. Gifts were opened near a lavender umbrella with bridge prizes awarded to Dayton residents including Mrs. Al Worman and Mrs. James Chappell. The guest list featured numerous local women and ends with the announcement of her April 6 wedding to Richard Kellar at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lenhaar
Norman Osborne
Robert Turney
Jack Meeker
Robert Popp
Robert Millard
Everett Millard
Marilyn McCutcheon
Judy Lenhaar
Richard Kellar
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Community notices announce social meetings and talks
Coming Up Elks Socialite Club meets tomorrow at Elks Hall at 8 p m with Mrs John Alfin as hostess. Ladies of Letter Carriers Aux will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Girls Club with Mrs Charles Flavin Mrs Karl Schirm and Mrs John Pendelton hosting. Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church speaks Friday at 2 p m by Mrs Arthur Romig of Lima on Christian Symbolism. Music fits Lent. luncheon at 12 45 p m with Group 6 hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Hall
John Alfin
Charles Flavin
Karl Schirm
John Pendelton
Women's Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Romig
Lima
Water expands as it freezes defying common heating rule
As water reaches 0 Celsius its volume increases despite cooling, making ice less dense than liquid water and causing it to float. This anomaly reverses the typical behavior of most substances that shrink when cooled and expand when warmed.
April Meeting At Philathea Senior Class Dinner
The Philathea Senior Class of First Baptist Church met yesterday in the church Social Room for a covered dish dinner attended by 40 members and two guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Poole and Mrs. Sam Shackleford. Tables featured pastel decor and ivy, with birthday corsages for 11 April birthdays. Mrs. Max Stanger gave the devotions on Story of Easter, and Mrs. George Wedekind presented Games For Fun, a lively activity segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Arthur Poole
Sam Shackleford
Max Stanger
George Wedekind
Central Lawn fete committees named at Central School
Mrs. Millard Saylor is general chairman for the Central School P T A lawn fete set for May 23 on school grounds. Co chairwoman is Mrs. Robert Newlin. A long list of other appointments includes Howard Haskins Edwin Johnson and many others. New booths are planned and free entertainment will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Saylor
Central School
Robert Newlin
Howard Haskins
Edwin Johnson
James Murphy
William Leasure
Robert Fiscus
Thomas Watson
Albert Huffman
Chalmer Ferguson
Mario Prosperi
Laura Wortman
Madeline Lawrence
Willard Spies
Carl Sweet
Jack Byrum
Stanley Begley
Don Yenser
Harry Davies
David Center
Thomas Haney
Clarence Steele
Wayne Smithson
Third Session Set For Scout Leaders
The third of six basic training courses for Boy Scout unit leaders in the Mound Builders Area Council is planned for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Civic Association. Cecil Kindred says cubmasters will discuss den meetings scout masters patrol and troop meetings and Explorer advisors will learn about the Explorer Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
The
Civic Association
Cecil Kindred
Insanity Plea Filed By Accused Baby Slayer
Fred Lee Cromer 29 of Landon Route 1 pleads not guilty to second degree murder in the death of his 16 month old stepson Freddie Rucker. A sanity hearing is set before Judge Alton F. Brown with trial scheduled for May 20 if sane. Cromer’s attorney filed the insanity plea yesterday. If declared insane he faces Lima State Hospital observation. if sane, trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Fred Lee Cromer
Loveland Route 1
Freddie Rucker
Cromer
Alton F. Brown
Brown
Torney
J. Warren Dells
Cincinnati
Cramer
Lima State Hospital
Robert McGill
Ohio Penitentiary
School Board Approves Dog Tags For Students
Shaker Heights High School pupils may receive identification dog tags on neck chains as a civil defense measure. Board members indicated approval of the plan at Tuesday night meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shaker Heights High School
Remark on Pythons Reaching 30 Feet in Length
Report notes that some large pythons can attain lengths up to 30 feet. Details emphasize exceptional size among the species and the sensational aspect of such measurements.
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MHS
Charles Egelston
Homer Moyer
T. J. McGraw
Harlan Hessel
William Schneider
Walter Fugett
Armco
First Ave
Yankee RD
Notes
McDowell
Middletown
C. McDowell
DIAL
EUB Group
Fidelis Bible
George Zeckar
Anna Graff
NN Phimu
YMCA
Otterbein
S.sgt
O. E. Pennington
Korea
Baptist Missionary Circle Six
Glenn Perry
Bacone College
Muskogee
Oklo
Lester Pfeiffer
Howard Johnson
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
Central Ave
Dot
Dot’s Beauty Shop
Rowland
Castell
A Er L Upholstening Co
Grawford
Wilson
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
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