Current Events Club Elects Mrs Haselton
Mrs. Edgar Haselton was elected president of the Current Events Club at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Richard Wilson on Nelson Road. Officers for the coming year include Mrs George Underwood vice president recording secretary Mrs Edward Hopple corresponding secretary and Miss Suzanne Ware treasurer. Executive board members are Mrs W H Spindler chair man Mrs S P Watkins and Mrs C W Beck. Mrs Howard Cromwell spoke on Foreign Affairs emphasizing USSR aims and two paths for the U S to follow uniting the free world and aiding underdeveloped nations. Tea hosts were Mrs Murray Wilson and Mrs J T Sebald with spring luncheon planned for May 2 at Moraine Country Club assisted by Mrs Russell Galloway and Miss Jeanette Niederlander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Haselton
Current Events Club
Richard Wilson
Nelson Road
George, Underwood
Edward Hopple
Harry Nicholson
Suzanne Ware
W. H. Spindler
S. P. Watkins
C. W. Beck
Howard Cromwell
The
Moraine Country Club
Russell Galloway
Jeanette Niederlander
Welfare Auxiliary Plans Annual Project
The April meeting of Welfare Auxiliary to Middletown Hospital occurs Friday in two locations. A 1:30 p.m. session meets at Verity Hall while another group prepares rummage sale items at the former McAlpin Co. building on Central Ave. The sale starts at 7 a.m. and proceeds fund hospital equipment. Chair Mrs. Robert Davies. co chair Mrs. Charles Wilmore. committee members Mrs. Edward B. Lickie and Mrs. Donald Evans assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare
Middletown Hospital
Verity Hall
McAlpin Co
Central Avenue
Robert Davies
Charles Wilmore
Edward B. Lickie
Donald Evans
Gough Lamb Cleaners Storage Plans Offer Fur and Coat Care
APIS One regular storage for furs and coats charges two percent of fair valuation with minimums of 2 dollars for fur and 1 dollar plus dry cleaning for cloth coats. Boxx Storage packs children’s winter wear and coats in a large box for 4 95 storage plus cleaning. Call Garden 2 5431 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOUGH
Lamb Cleaners
Garden
Woman's Century Club hears speakers on space and world religions
At the Woman's Century Club meeting on East Central Avenue, Mrs. Harry Hadley spoke on space ethics, noting man's challenge with himself and relationships. Mrs. Kirk Strodtbeck discussed living world religions, highlighting Christian share and rising Zen influence, and quoting from Faiths We Live By.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hadhey
Woman's Century Club
Raymond Moore
E. Central Avenue
Hadley
Kirk Strodtbeck
Travel Notes Highlight Easter Reunions Across States
Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Flint return from an Easter Washington visit staying with Mrs Flint's aunt Mrs Wilbur J Carr in Middleton. Arthur Thomann of Young Street is home after an Easter Houston trip and visited by his son and daughter in law Ariel Thomann, a Baylor College of Medicine sophomore. Pamela Nicholson resumes studies at Cardome Visitation Academy after Easter at home. Mrs Robert M Sheehan and kids Rob and Pat from Wheeling arrive to visit her parents Dr and Mrs V C Thompson for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Flint
Curryer Road
Washington D.C
Middletonians
Flint
Wilbur J. Carr
Houston
Texas
Arthur Thomann
Young Street
Thomann
Ariel Thomann
Ariel Thommann
Baylor University
College of Medicine
Pamela Nicholson
Harry B. Nicholson
McGee Avenue
Cardome Visitation Academy
Georgetown
Robert M. Sheehan
Rob and
Pat
Wheeling
W. Va
V.C. Thompson
S. Main Street
Presbyterial Parley Sees 600 Expected From Area Churches
Mrs. John V. Cotton of Menaul School will address Presbyterian women in Albuquerque on April 12 at First Presbyterian Church. About 600 attendees from 72 churches expected for an all day session with morning business, a Lemon Monroe High School choir concert, and talks by Mrs. Cotton. Reservations for luncheon or dinner due at 2910 Central Ave. by Friday. Mrs. Louise Brown leads arrangements and new officers will be installed by Mrs. Oscar Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Cotton
Menaul School
Albuquerque
N.M
Presbyterian
Anl- Women's
Miami
Ohio Synodical
Melvin Oosting
Kettering
Miami Presbyterial
Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Fashion Show at Ross Store Presents Summer Stock
Mrs Harriet Roth of New York will narrate John Ross Store fashion show Summer Stock on Thursday at noon on the second floor. She is a noted fashion personality who advises designers and dress makers and will offer post show wardrobe suggestions. An evening session at 7:30 p.m. is planned after a 6:30 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Roth
New York
John Ross
Roth
Easter collection stolen from Mattoon church
The First Presbyterian Church in Mattoon Illinois reports its Easter collection over $1,000 in cash and checks was stolen Sunday night. Police say a safe in the church office was battered open by burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon, Ill
First Presbyterian Church
Bridge Players Meet At Temple Middletown
Temple Beth Sholem hosted a Mitchell movement session for 6% tables in a master point event. North and south averages reached 70 with Dr. Louis Gaker and Ted Forsyth winning 78 points, while Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. M. L. Johnston took second with 77 and Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Woodward Jr. third with 70. East and west averaged 60. top pair was Mrs. Charles Saylor and Mrs. George Coomer with 71, with ties for second and third at 65 by two pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Temple Beth Sholem
Mitchell
Louis Gaker
Ted Forsyth
Vernon Jones
M. L. Johnston
Paul M. Woodward Jr
Charles Saylor
George Coomer
Fred Cramer
Donald Rich
Roy Granger
Richard Peters
Circle Seven and Circle Five host midweek church meetings
Mrs Agatha Evers hosted Circle Seven at Shawnray Drive with Mrs Delbert Adams assisting. Bible study by Mrs Lionell McFeeter focused on the history of religious music. Circle Five at Mrs Fred Good N Heinkel Read heard Miss William Csellak speak on African missions and Mrs Eleanor auersen discuss prayer. Plans were made for the Miami Valley Conference April 11 at St Pauls Dayton. A mother luncheon is set for May 11 in Fellowship Hall. Assisting hostess was Miss Melva Nock. Prizes were awarded at CG&E Holiday Center for Cockarama. The 24 hour prayer vigil April 21-22 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Evers
Delbert Adams
Shawnray Drive
Circle Seven
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Lionell McFeeter
Miss Evers
Thomas Hodson
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dayton
William Csellak
Circle Five
Fred Good N. Heinkel
Africa
Eleanor «Auersen
J.E. Ritter
Fellowship Hall
Miami Valley Conference
Melva Nock
Hayden Porter
Arthur Wikoff
Charles Dietrich
Charles Harrison
Winmore
St. Paul
C.J. Hileman
Lawence Booker
Hileman
Firemen Aid Stricken Woman in Home
The Fire Department emergency squad aided Mrs. Janie Williams, 50, of 1219 Sycamore St, who had trouble breathing at her home. She was not hospitalized. A false box alarm sent firefighters to Charles Street and Carrol Avenue at 1:39 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Janie Williams
Sycamore St
Charles Street
Carrol Avenue
Happiest Girl in the World Struggles for Broadway Success
Broadway review by William Glover notes The Happiest Girl in the World at Martin Beck Theater blends ancient Lysistrata comedy with 1960s political satire. Cyril Richard leads a large cast with Janice Rule and Bruce Yarnell in a diverting but overambitious production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Martin Beck Theater
Athens
Cyril Ritchard
The
Enterprise
Janice Rule
Dran Seitz
Bruce Yarniell
Births Reported in Local Vital Statistics
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Shephard West Middletown Rt 2 bay welcomed a baby boy Monday. Mr and Mrs William C Jenna 1811 Clarendon Ave report a girl Monday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Eastham 4 S Main Franklin welcome a girl today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Shepherd
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Bay
William C. Jenna
Clarendon Ave
Marvin Eastham
S. Main St
Franklin
Hospital Notables Listed Residents Connected to Merlissia Napier Case
A hospital notice lists multiple individuals connected to patients or cases including Mrs Merlissia B Napier of Grove Street Henry Marshall of Young Street Mrs Walter Rhoads Kunz Avenue Mrs John L Schwartz Franklin and others across Elm Grove and surrounding streets. The document names many residents and street addresses in a memorial style roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlissia B. Napier
Grove St
Henry Marshall
Young St
Walter Rhoads
Kunz Ave
John L. Schwartz
Franklin
Viola Rebekah Lodge Hosts Easter Program and Supper
Twenty six members gathered in Odd Fellows Hall for a jitney supper before a regular session led by Mrs Harold Flatter with Mrs Howard Hoover directing an Easter program. A committee to call on shut in members was appointed, consisting of Mrs William Powers and Mrs Earl Nanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Harold Flatter
Noble Grand
Howard Hoover
William Powers
Earl Nanamaker
Widened Probe In Fag Tax Seen
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle foresees an expanded investigation into possible evasion of state taxes on millions of cigarette packages. Five distributors in central and northern Ohio are under review by the Ohio Department of Taxation. The state loses five cents per unpaid pack. on a million packs the shortfall reaches $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Department of Taxation
Cub Scouters Awarded at Pack 13 Meeting
Seven cubs received awards at Cub Pack 13 as Den 4 reactivated under new den mother Mrs. John Wallace. An overnight camping trip planned for Camp Hook in late May or early June and a Den 2 skit about a railroad station agent were featured. The United States holds nearly one third of the world railroad mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 13
Jimmy Howard
Douglas Barker
Howard Roberts
Steven Swank
Robert Charles
Steven Sarver
Den 4
Den
John Wallace
Camp Hook
Cubs
Den 2
Gene Combs
Churches Discuss Food For Peace Programs
The Ohio Council of Churches opened a conference at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus to examine how the Food for Peace program, International Cooperation Administration and the Peace Corps interrelate. Churches and groups are asked to suggest how these programs should be shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Conference On Food and Peace Programs
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Food For Peace
International Cooperation Administration
Peace Corps
Revival Meetings Underway at First United Baptist Church
A series of revival meetings is in progress at 1512 First Avenue. Evangeliist Rev. R. M. Gillespie from Louisville Kentucky will conduct services at 7 tonight through Sunday. Church pastor is Rev. Austin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Baptist Church
First Ave
R. M. Gillespie
Louisville
Austin Smith
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Haselton
Ussr
U. S
Free World
Murray Wilson
J. T. Sebald
Swede Hanson
Charles
Heaven
Earth
Charles Frances Potter
L. J. Ragland
W. W. McGuire
Happye West
Ross Store
Tue
Council of Churches
YWCA
Red Cross
Family Service
Parent- Teacher Association
Alaska
Cotton
PT Sh
Gerber
P.S
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
Michigan
Temple
Sno White Diaper Service Inc
William Glover
Associated Press
Jacques Offenbach
Paris
E. Y. Harburg
Mr. K
Lysistrata
Miss Seitz
Miss Rule
Diana
Yarnell
Dania Drupska
Fred Saidy
Henry Myers
William and
Jean Eckart
James Stewart
Sycamore
Robert L. Anderson
Wrenn Court
Frank Baird
Webster St
Lloyd Terrell
Lawn Ave
Blackmore
Glencoeve
N. Edgar Long
Jackson Lane
Joseph M. Martin
Lamberton
Clifford Emerick
Ilinois Ave
Harry Helsinger
South Ave
Ernest R. Moore
Trenton
Newell S. Humphreys
Mary L. Shotts
Winton
Samuel Redding
Lafayette Ave
Evelyn Lane
Thomas N. Lane
Eighth Ave
Dale
Oxford State Road
John Felty
Luther Collins
Manchester Ave
Fernando Back
Lin
Leonard Hollon
St. Sutphin
John H Irick
Lebanon
John Kerns
Manuel Ray Mobley
Manitee Road
Charles Perry
Charles E. Perry
Manhattan St
Ronald E. Ring
Arthur Shepherd
Richard Stacy
Cub Scouters
United States
Chital
Dep‘t Store
Terry Gloth
New Action Shepwear
Huskies
Santorized
Ivy League
Jamaica
Pa‘amas
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