Women speakers highlight American Heritage at Century Club
Mrs. Sarchet spoke on American Artists noting U S painting ranks second only to France in a century and praising the art as a stirring part of national history. Mrs Rettig discussed Woman's Role in American heritage citing Abigail Adams and Susan B Anthony and the changing status of American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sarchet
R. L. Rettig
Woman's Century Club
AE. Roper
Euclid Street
John Wilson
United States
France
America
Abigail Adams
Susan B Anthony
ASA State Day Set for April 30 in Cincinnati
The Hamilton Middletown Oxford alumnae chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha will host Ohio ASA members for State Day on Saturday April 30 at the Cedarnook Country Club Cincinnati. Registration and coffee run 9 30 to 10 30 am followed by a business meeting. Mrs Leonard Hamm is in charge of reservations and Mrs Helen Shibler will speak at lunch. Miami University chapter members will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton - Middletown
Oxford
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Ohio
Leonard Hamm
Helton Dr
Cevernook Country Club
W. Galbraith Ra
Cincinnati
Helen Shibler
Indianapolis
ASA Indianapolis
Forouty
Miami University
Clock repair shop sign reads We Fix Sick Ticks
In Delaware Ohio a clock repair shop displays a sign declaring We Fix Sick Ticks, using a playful pun to attract customers. The quirky message stands out on a storefront, drawing attention from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
WCTU Plans Workshop Session
Mrs Harley McClenathan newly elected vice president of the Ohio WCTU will speak at the Butler County spring workshop tomorrow from 10 am to 3 pm at the Hamilton YWCA. Attendees include representatives from Middletown Oxford College Corner and Hamilton with musical selections and displays on child welfare and armed services. Noon luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley McClenathan
Mt. Vernon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Ohio
WCTU
Butler County
Hamilton Ywca
Middletown
Oxford
College Corner
Hamilton
Gus Hanges
William E. Beard
R. O. Lahue
Arthur Wickenden
Albert Graeff
Child Welfare Department
Frank Neal
Armed Service Department
YWCA
Rebekah Lodge Delegation Meets in Odd Fellows Hall
Twenty Viola Rebekah Lodge members gathered at Odd Fellows Hall for a meeting. Mrs. Ralph Robison read about Schuyler Calfax author of Rebekah Odd Fellowship. Calfax birthday was celebrated and gifts exchanged. Mrs. Howard Hoover announced an exchange to highlight the next meeting. Home owners to the United States are spending six billion six hundred million dollars on home repairs and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ralph Robison
Schuyler Calfax
Rebekah Odd Fellowship
United States
Current Events Club Elects Mrs Richardson President
Mrs R N Richardson was chosen president of the Current Events Club at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Stanley Watkins on Dixie Highway. Officers named include Mrs W W Ford as vice president and Mrs Clifford Crawford Jr as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Richardson
R. N. Richardson
Stanley Watkins
Dixie Highway
W. W. Ford
Clifford Crawford Jr
W. A. Danner
Harry Holiday Jr
David Thompson
L. T. Johnston
G. E. Leighton
WS. Somers
Bride-Elect Joyce McKee Fetes at Miscellaneous Shower
Hostesses Mrs Curtis Gardner Mrs Rollie Griggs and Mrs Elroy Fleming entertain Joyce McKee bride elect at a shower honoring her upcoming April 22 marriage to Thomas Copley at First Christian Church. The party at Mrs Charles McKee's home featured white wedding bells pink streamers and prize games with several social guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Gardner
Rollie Griggs
Elroy Fleming
Joyce McKee
Thomas Copley
First Christian Church
Charles McKee
Superior Avenue
Donald Framer
Kenneth Lanson
Mary Jo Satterfield
Walter Taggart
Kenneth Vance
Judy Vance
Jessie Schultz
Roger Schultz
Charles Shirley
Charles Satterfield
Omar Satterfield
Lester Tolson
Larry White
Paul Lawwill
Jenny Lawville
William Walden
Frank,Sibey
Roy Kiser
Floyd ‘Copley
Barbara McKee
Shopping Centers Make Buying Fun
The modern shopping center captivates women and families with a one stop outing. David Muss, a Chicago builder, notes centers offer diverse shops, restaurants, movies, and activities to entertain all family members and encourage longer, more purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Orient
David Muss
Chicago
Muss
Growth of suburb ban shopping center shifts family buying habits
Reading from the suburb development, a spokesperson notes changing family buying habits as the shopping center expands, signaling a shift in local consumer patterns and store choices.
Church circles host slide program and Bible study reports
The Bethlehem Lutheran Circle Six met at Mrs. Richard Hagan’s home for slides on A Visit With The Lutheran Deacon ness and a paper on Christian Service. Eleanor Haueisen led Bible study as sixteen members attended with Mrs. Walter Coddington assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thompson
Ness
Circle Six
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Richard Hagan
Carol Lee Lane
Walter Coddington
Homemakers Circle Six Elects Officers At Meet
Meeting at Mrs. Arnold Bowden’s Grand Avenue home elected new officers. Mrs. Marvin Miller becomes president with Mrs. G C Thomas as vice president, Mrs. Roger Ramsey secretary, and Mrs. Robert Vokes treasurer. Plans include a card party April 27 and talent auction proceeds for Middletown Hospital Pre Natal Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Six
Arnold Bowden
Grand Avenue
Marvin Miller
G. C. Thomas
Roger Ramsey
Robert Vokes
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Girls’ Club
Homemakers
Midway Lodge
Middletows Hospital
Evening Shopping Becomes Common in Centers
The trend favors evening shopping with centers open until 9 30 nightly except Saturdays and some openings from 10 to noon. Proponents say the weekly trip lets moms dine out and families enjoy an evening of recreation.
Duplicate Club Members Win Master Points
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club members met at Temple Beth Sholom using the Mitchell movement for master point play. An average score of 34 existed across seven tables with North-South winners and East-West winners listed by pairs and scores. The next bridge session is set for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miss Sanders Engaged in April Church Wedding
Miss Virginia Sanders bride elect of Dennis Stein III was honored at a misc shower hosted by Mrs Tony Bauer and Mrs Chester Hanien on Princeton Street. Prizes went to Cathy Hoover Hugh Stein and others. The couple of August Street will wed April 23 at 3 39 p m in St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sanders
Dennis Stein III
Tony Bauer
Chester Hanien
Princeton Street
Cathy Hoover
Hugh Stein
James Farkes
Joseph Long
Dee Goodman
Richard Wenzel
Sue Kinder
Nelva Nock
Don Keyes
Eston Wombold
Miss Sanders
Steve Sanders
August Street
Mr. Stein
Ugh Stein
St. Mary’s Church
Wildwood Students Present Spring Program The Best Things in Life
Wildwood School pupils plan a 7 30 p m spring program in the school auditorium presented by grades one through six. The theme The Best Things in Life are Free will be explored through songs choral readings and dramatizations. Tickets available from teachers or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Birth Announcements List From Local Families
Birth notices record a series of newborns from families in Trenton Franklin Germantown and Dayton with parents names and addresses. Entries include several boys and girls born yesterday or on specific dates at Mercy Hospital Grandview Hospital and local addresses. The list concludes with a student Julie M Phillips age 21 at 9004 Sheldon Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie M. Phillips
Sheldon Rd
Marriage Licenses List Across Several Local Residents
The record lists multiple marriage licenses including George Thomas Copley aged 2 from Armco at 3200 Jefferson Road and Evelyn Joyce McKee aged 19 of 2306 Superior Avenue, along with Douglas George Johnson and Norma Jean Carroll both linked to Miami Excavating Co. at 1615 Pershing Avenue and 413 Shafer Street respectively. Additional couples include Paul H. Foeh 40 a 521 South Main Street with Kathleen Griggs 34 of 2905 Stevens Avenue, Alva Gene Mullins 27 of 14 North Street Trenton and Linda Rae Collier 21 of 1206 Girard Avenue, William Taylor Centers 23 of Pollock Paper at 1339 Central Avenue and Dorothy Carol McGuire 21 of West Middletown Rt. 3, Arthur M. Sibley 21 student of 10 Lyman Road Brookline Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Copley
Armco
Jefferson Rd
Evelyn Joyce McKee
Superior Ave
Douglas George Johnson
Miami Excavating Co
Pershing Ave
Norma Jean Carroll
IBM
Shafer St
Paul H. Foeh
S. Main St
Kathleen Griggs
Stevens Ave
Alva Gene Mullins
North St. Trenton
Ohio
Linda Rae Collier
Girard Ave
William Taylor
Pollock
Central Ave
Dorothy Carol McGuire
West Middletown Rt
Arthur M. Sibley
Lyman Rd
Brookline
Mass
Eastern Star Meeting Scheduled At Mason Temple
Coming Events Presser reports Middletown Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls drill team and baton twirlers will join a gathering at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Mason Temple with Mr and Mrs Fred Forman in charge of the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Middletown Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Fred Forman
Hospital and local obituary notes harvest list
A long readable roster lists residents, their roads or towns, and hospital stays or dismissals. Names include Patty Hale Lebanon and many others from Franklin Hanover Trenton Moorestown and nearby areas with several hospital affiliations noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Well
Chardelle Weber
Periences
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mrs. Ford
Crawford
Calvin Verity
Newman Ebersole
First National Bank
U.S
U. S
Ursula Schewe
West Berlin
Caracas
Venezuela
Dorothy Roe
AP Women’s
Winmore
St. Paul's
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Okey Jackson
Owen Albaugh
Simon
Cyrene
Jesus
Ruth Kash
Italy
Sam Morningstar
Paul Lockmeyer
Jessie Clements
Velya Scearse
William 3. Miter
King Ventures Syndicate
U. S. I Patent Office
William Brewer
Hamilton-Trenton Rd
Trenton
Charles R. Naegelen
Longfellow St
Leon Turnmier
Pennyroyal Rd
Franklin
Patrick Mack
Delaware St
James David Craig
Moreland Dr
Warren Thomas
Grove St
Cary Reno
E. Warren St
Germantown
Clifford Downer
Sycamore Rd
Mercy Hospital
Joe Sabo
Renee Dr
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Old Dominion
Asher
Lewis
East End
Patty Hale
Lebanon
George R. Thomas
Hanover
Robert William Dickey
Thomas J. Mulligan
Erie Ave
Millard Hill
Mohawk
Edwin Palmer
Stanley St
Aloysius Kremer
The
Alameda
Thomas J. Adams
Yankee Rd
Allen Powell
Irg F. Newten
Roosevelt Ave
Albert Roof
Woodlawn
James Abbott
Gilbert Planck
Harold Graham
Dale Roberts
Major Smith
Fred Hackman
Ronald E. Lane
Kensington
Stanley Jones
Keays Ave
Joseph L. Tyler
Mary L. Richter
Shafer
Walter A. Reese
Sandy Davis
Luke Davis
Poplar St
Willard Payne
Miami Valley Hospital
Mabel B. King
Goldman Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
William Banks
Finley
Roy Bennett
Dallas
Calloway Burton
N. Sutphin St
Dan S. Carson
Christel Ave
Joseph Dineen
Desmond Dineen
Nora Ave
June Downing
Lewis A. Fisher Sr
Frank
Lin
Lucinda Graham
Charles Graham
Richard Lawrence of
Spencer
Donald Linkous
Monroe Brack Morris
Seneca St
Warren H. Mynheir
Rebecca Nobel
Crawford St
Ernest Patton
John M. Peast
Thomas Powell
Mary Lou Revelos
Harrison St
Jerry Slaton
Carlisle
Donald Woodward
Goldman Ave
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