First Ladies In Spotlight at Women's Century Club program
Mrs. Samuel H. Holt presented a dramatic look at White House first ladies at the Women's Center. She highlighted George Washington's era, Dolly Madison, Mary Todd Lincoln, and the eras of war and presidencies. The event featured gospel hymns by the Watchmen Quartet and period music by Mrs. Kenny with hostesses and club members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Holt
Women’s Century Club
White House
Women's Center
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Dolly Madison
Holt
John Madison
Mary Todd Lincoln
Lincolns
Samuel J. Holt
Salem United Presbyterian Church
Westwood
Oak Hills High School
Cincinnati
Daughters of the
New York
DAR
National Congress
Washington
St. Clair
Daughters of the American Colonists
Watchmen
Parkway Church of Christ
Thomas Kenny
Roscoe Kincaid
L. J. Ragland
Harry Hadley
Ross Hill
J. D. Sarchet
Manning Sorority Chooses New Omicron Chapter Officers
Mrs. Gerald Manning is elected president of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority with officers including Mrs. John d'Entremont as vice president and Mrs. Robert Hanseman as recording secretary Retiring president is Mrs Raymond Sherman Jr An April 17 Ritual of Jewels dinner is planned at the Round Table in Miamisburg May 13 breakfast will be hosted by Mrs John Burley in Trenton with Rushee Mrs Robert Ryan as an honored guest Assistant hostess duties were shared by Mrs H C Osborne and Mrs d'Entremont Harden Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Manning
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John d’Entremont
Robert Hanseman
Gary Throwso
Ing Secetary
Ted Thomas
Jearl Spivey
Dean Prushing
Raymond Sherman Jr
Round Table
Miamisburg
John Burley
Trenton
Robert Ryan
H. C. Osborne
d'Entremont
Harden Avenue
WSCS Meeting At Amanda Methodist Church
The Woman's Society Christian Service of Amanda Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. The devotional hour at 7:30 p.m. features a dialogue with a difference by Mrs. Edward Gaunt. Lillian Osborne conducts the business meeting with a nominating slate. Melvin Miller discusses church budget matters. Hostesses include Wendel Howland, Melvin Miller, Margaret Miller and Arthur Eisele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society Christian Service
Amanda Methodist Church
Harold Warner
Edward Gaunt
Lillian Osborne
Melvin Miller
Wendel Howland
Margaret Miller
Arthur Eisele
Events Club Elects Officers and Hears Talk on Women in Government
Mrs. J. P. Butterfield was elected president of the Events Club at a yesterday meeting hosted at Mrs. Douglas Robbins’s home. She spoke on Today's Women in Government and Politics and noted the early voting rate and the suffrage movement’s impact on election reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Butterfield
Douglas Robbins
S. Main Street
Butterfield
C. W. Beck
Frank R. Myers
Ross Compton
R. N. Richardson
Edward N. Hopple
W. H. Spindier
Suzanne Ware
Duplicate Club Hosts Master Point Night at Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown Duplicate Club held a master point game with 42 members at Temple Beth Sholom. Winners in north-south and west-east pairs posted top scores, and plans were made for a 6:30 p.m. anniversary covered dish dinner next Monday. Several members attended the Richmond Regional Bridge Tournament with some top placements in women’s pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Temple Beth Sholom
Donald van Ausdall
C. M. Woodruff
Sidney Yager
Herschel Greenham
L. B. Gaker
William Kash
Richard Pruett
Hubert Steele
Richard Huff
George Quick
Paul Ritter
P.S. Cade
Roy Granger
Louis Gump
Charles Walker
Temple
Woodruff
Flemming Road
Richmond
Ind
Frank Myers
Richard Peters
Granger
Church Circle Six Plans Hospital Party in Cincinnati
Members of Circle Six at Beth Lemah Lutheran Church completed plans for a patient party at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati. Elizabeth Wetzel reported on a mother daughter banquet set for May 18. A cross ceramic plaques display explained colors and symbolism of the slain lamb and crucifixion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Six
Bethleham Lutheran Church
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Wetzel
Donald Wilkowski
M Margaret Coddington
Seventh Avenue
Springboro Lions Elect Swope As President
Dr. Scott Swope was elected president of the Springboro Lions Club at last night’s ceremony at the high school. He succeeds James Hough, principal of Clearcreek Elementary. Plans for the fourteenth annual meeting include a ladies night on April 17 with officers named: Claude Kendall first vice president, Roland Gephart second, Don Gebhart third, William Querner secretary, Merl DeLaney assistant, Tony Julian treasurer, Lowell Haws assistant, Ray Perez tail twister, Russell Ballard chaplain, Rev. Matthew Arnett, and two year directors Dick Chenault and Lloyd Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Scott Swope
W. Factory Road
Lions Club
James Hough
Clearcreek
Claude Kendall
Roland Gephart
Don Gebhart
William Querner
Merl DeLaney
Tony Julian
Lowell Haws
Ray Perez
Russell Ballard
Matthew Arnett
Dick Chenault
Lloyd Jones
Nurseryman Anthony Agoston to Speak to Horticultural Society
The Men's Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown will hear Anthony Agoston of Hamilton speak at its regular meeting. The talk is scheduled for tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the Firemen's Club on Carmody Boulevard and is open to all men interested in gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Horticultural Society of
Greater Middletown
Firemen's Club
Carmody Boulevard
Anthony Agoston
Hamilton
Circle Five Circle Sev en Bethlehem Lutheran updates
Don Wilkowski showed slides of Capital University and the seminary for Circle Five at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Louise Sixt urged Spring Convention dates April 13 in Springfield and April 4 in Reading. May events include a retreat May 5 and 6 at Camp Miami Germantown and a mother daughter banquet May 18. Members voted to provide a layette for Lutheran World Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wilkowski
Capital University
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Louise Sixt
Springfield
Reading
Camp Miami
Germantown
Anthony Haker
Nora
J. L. Clark
Agatha Evers
Oakwood Jordan
Circle Seven
Longview
Lutheran World Relief
Glenna Theis
Community groups host garden center talk and church events
Mrs. Robert Hardy presented on Ringweed Center Mansfield at Amamia Class meeting at First Baptist. The center spans 47 acres with public access for gardening nature study arts and related programs including flower shows concerts and lectures. May 5 spring luncheon announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hardy
Taft School
Ringweed Center
Mansfield
First Baptist Church
W. C. Cade
Cade
Herman Meir
Dorothy
Dorothy Harbaugh Davidson
Ray Standafer
Marshall Road
Robert Baker
Marion Kreager
Girl Scout Art Show to Highlight Middletown Brownies
Brownie and other Middletown area Girl Scouts will participate in a Great Rivers Council art show on April 7 and 8 at Shillito's in Tri-County. Winners advance to a downtown Shillito's show from April 24 to May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Middletown
Great Rivers
Shillito’s
Tri-County
Council
Shillito
Bubble gum theft at Franklin Tastee Freez
Burglary at the Tastee Freez Food Shop on Sixth Street Franklin led to the loss of a dozen sticks of bubble gum. Police reported a smashed back door and a desk rummaged with owner George Bundick listing his address on Main Street as the incident was investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
E. Sixth St
George Bundick
S. Main St
More Expensive, Elaborate Toys Reach New Heights
AP News reports that modern toys cost more and are more complex. Vendors cite prefab treehouses, advanced racing sets, and gadget filled playthings as replacements for classic marbles and wagons. A F.A. Schwarz spokesman notes the shift away from older, simpler toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stee
F.A.C. Schwarz
Avennue
Retired Toys and Modern Play Replace Nostalgia in Franklin
Vital Statistics list several newborns including a boy to Mr. and Mrs Cecil Bartlett at 1147 Dale Ave Franklin and a girl to Mr. and Mrs Charles Thresher at 1064 Poinciana Dr Carlisle, with other births noted yesterday. The piece discusses shifts from street play to safe indoor toys, citing dwindling classic items and rising modern versions as retailers like Schwarz and Creative Playthings offer new kits and retro games, while references to familiar names and prices illustrate market changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bartlett
Dale Ave
Franklin
Charles Thresher
Poinciana Drive
Carlisle
Jimmie E. Pool
Anne Drive
Donald Good
Pershing Ave
Harry Megane
Grand Ave
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Four Couples
Russell E Mittenholzer 24 dry cleaning employee 2114 Sherman Ave and Patricia Ann Agee 19 Armco employee 1521 Lambertor St Lindsey Whitt 57 machinist 532 Crawford St and Lizzie Keith 48 cook 519 Garfield St Wanny Paul Arnold 23 steel worker 406 Hickory St and Wanda Sue Engle 20 car hop 3115 Mohawk St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Mittenholzer
Sherman Ave
Patricia Ann Agee
Armco
Lambertor
Lindsey Whitt
Crawford St
Lizzie Keith
Cook
Garfield St
Wanny Paul Arnold
Hickory St
Wanda Sue Engle
Mohawk St
Hospital Dismissals Reported for Two Residents
Mrs. Delbert Hopkins of Win- and Philip Porter of Harrison St. are listed among hospital dismissals in the latest community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Hopkins
Win
Car shows theft at Sports Bowl parking lot
Frank Arlington of 620 Louis Place reported to Butler County deputies that two front seat headrests and a tachometer valued at 67 dollars were taken from his 1965 model car parked in the Sports Bowl lot on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arlington
Louis Place
Butler County
S. Main Street
Correction: Maj Gwinn 17 years in Air Force Lt Arnett four-year Army service
The Sunday article misstated service lengths for Maj Gwinn and Lt Arnett. Maj Gwinn has 17 years in the Air Force, and Lt Arnett has four years in the Army. Women may contact Mrs. Donald Tinsley at 423-0554 to attend tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Truman Arnett
Thomas Gwinn
Air Force
Maj. Gwinn
Lt. Arnett
Donald Tinsley
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W. A. Harrison
Beck
David Driscoll
Brown’s Run Country Club
Paul Bergdall
Clara Jordan
Richard Coddington
Robert Schubert
Boro Lions
Dorman Richardson
Winmore
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
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Coventry
England
Frank Stratemeyer
Chalmers Brewer
Girl Scouts
Sally Ryan
Schwarz
Apache
Creative Playthings
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Lin Fy
Sasha
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Thomas O
Fernwood St. Monopoly
Douglas G. Johnson
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Bill Spencer
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Mrs. Raymond Back
Manhattan
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