Neighborhood Garden Club meets for color slides and trophies
A regular meeting at Mr and Mrs H O Weikel with 27 members featured Esther Kerschbaum presenting colored slides on flower arrangements from the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. C R Greathouse spoke on tree trunk cells as members sampled award winning arrangements and tiny plant displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Weikel
Esther Kerschbaum
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
C. R. Greathouse
H. C Apple
W. H. Spindler
Lutie Hale
Speciman
J. R Howard
Apple
Esther Kersbaum
Maple Park church youth class adds three new members
The Maple Park Evangelical United Brethren Church Friendship Class met at Mrs. Robert Bell’s home on Oxford Street for devotions and a business session led by Mrs. Thomas Sanders. Three new members Mrs. Claude Bowman Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs Ralph Morgan joined the class. Four visitors attended: Mrs. Harold Hill Mrs. Lester Chenowich Miss Hazel Hill and Miss Patricia Hickey. Social hour was run by Mrs. Ralph Hickey and prizes were awarded to Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Bell
Oxford St
Thomas Sanders
Claude Bowman
William Hughes
Ralph Morgan
Harold Hill
Lester Chenowich
Hazel Hill
Patricia Hickey
Ralph Hickey
Rob inson returns home after hospital confinement
After two and a half weeks in Christ Hospital Cincinnati C E Rob inson has come back to 1710 Philadelphia St. Edna Martin Sandusky of 2001 Hill Ave has been committed to Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton for surgical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
C. E. Robinson
Philadelphia St
Edna Martin Sandusky
Hill Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Community club and church events scheduled for tomorrow
King’s Messengers of Calvary Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. R R Weed’s home on South Broad Street at 7 30 P M. Goodwill Mothers Club gathers at Mrs John Derrough’s 2016 Warren Rd at 6 30 P M with a covered dish and own service. business meeting after supper. Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights Templars has a 6 15 P M covered dish in Masonic Temple with a business meeting to follow. Women Society of Christian Service at First Methodist plans executive board at 10 30 A M with luncheon at 1 00 P M by Circle 4 led by Mrs Gilbert Sthard, then general meeting featuring Mrs Pearl Knepshield at the piano, a movie We Too Receive and devotions by Mrs J J Hain. music by Mrs Walter Sheffer. Wide Awake Class of Pleasant Ridge Evangelical United Brethren meets at 8 P M with Mr and Mrs Albert Gingerich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Calvary Methodist Church
R. R Weed
South Broad St
Goodwill Mothers’ Club
John Derrough
Warren Rd
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights Templars
Masonic Temple
Women Society of Christian Service of
First Methodist Church
Circle 4
Gilbert Sthard
Pearl Knepshield
J. J. Hain
Walter Sheffer
Pleasant Ridge
Hospital Admits Local Residents for Medical Care
Bradley Russell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bradley Russell Sr of Clinton St admitted for medical. Arthur McCann Jr son of Mr and Mrs Arthur McCann Sr of Wilbraham Rd admitted for medical. Mrs Bass Brandenberg of Hanover St admitted for medical. Andy Argo of West Middleton admitted for medical. R E Brooks of Linden Ave admitted for medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Russell, Jr
Bradley Russell, Sr
Clinton St
Arthur McCann, Jr
Arthur McCann, Sr
Wilbraham Rd
Bass’ Brandenberg
Hanover St
Andy Argo
West Middletown
R. E. Brooks
Linden Ave
Local families named at Franklin and Waynesville meeting
John L. Hinkle and Don Donegan are listed as sons of local families, with Mrs. Charles Forsythe and Nancy Jean Emrick named among attendees. Storck and Mrs. Charles Bell are noted as serving at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forsythe
Waynesville
Don Donegan
Thomas Donegan
Germantown
Nancy Jean Emrick
Lamar Emrick
Stanley St
Interesting Talk At Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Don L Cleveland and Mrs Earl Klein hosted members and guests of the Woman's Club at a group gathering. A cancer fund contribution was approved. Guest speaker H H Lawrence, a government teacher, spoke on International Broadcasting as an instrument for understanding and UNESCO related ideas. The next meeting is April 21 with luncheon at Bikes in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Cleveland
Earl Klein
Woman’s Club
Cancer Fund
R. W. Martin
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Unesco
Friends Church
China
Lawrence
United Nations
Dayton
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Hivick at Central Avenue Home
Family guests gathered at 1331 Central Ave last evening to honor Mrs. B. J. Hivick Sr. with a birthday party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hickman and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Hivick
Central Ave
C. W. Hickman
Marice Ohigee
Eileen Hickman
Billie Hickman
Frank Chupka
Joseph
B. J. Hivick, Jr
Betty
Elizabeth Ann Bryant
Rosemary Bryant
Ray Bryant
Local clubs host social evenings with talks and birthdays
Lions Auxiliary members held a covered dish supper at Mrs. Howard Wilson Jr.’s home with Miss Nellie Losh giving a window display talk. Prizes honored April wedding anniversaries. District Lions plan tea and puppet show for 150 guests. Moose Women’s Club marked birthdays and held games and a shower. Daughters of America reported district rally results and future events in Middletown and area. Daughters of Penelope prepared for the May Festival and open social on April 21 with May Festival participants as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Auxiliary
Howard Wilson, Jr
South Main St
Richard Trout
Ray Moore
Paul Bowers
Maurice Rohrkemper
District Lions
Middetown Lions Auxiliary
Elk’s Temple
Marvin Clark
Manchester
Lions’ Club
Lions
Women of the Moose
Howard Mullin
Walter Horton
Gertrude Jackson
Walter Ruble Jr
Melvin Williams
Middletown
Daughters of America
Bride Elect Celebrated With Kitchen Shower in Seven Mile
A kitchen shower for Miss Carol Rae Shingledecker of Seven Mile, bride elect of Alvin Much enback, was hosted by Miss Barbara Bergen at Miss Ethel Reno's Kunz Avenue home. Court whist with prizes and a luncheon followed. Decorations featured blue and white, a wishing well for the scrapbook, and painted name cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Rae Shingledecker
Seven Mile
Alvin Muchenback
Barbara Bergen
Ethel Reno
Kunz Ave
Sam Flanagan
Harlan Smith
Carol Shingledecker
Ray Shingledecker
Irene Swartzel
Mike Haker
Flanagan
Smith
Cotton Lee
Lawrence Irwin
Harold Bergen
Jane Cunningham
Doris Ann Pater
Doris Sioneker
Weather shift brings cooler cloudy spell ahead
The weatherman predicts cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight into tomorrow with a return to mild springlike weather. A low of 3 degrees was recorded early, with a 70 degree high by 6 p.m. Wednesday. Morning lows reached 57, and by 9 a.m. the temperature stood at 63.
Community group meetings scheduled around town
Kiwanis Board meets at 7 45 p m at the Presbyterian Church. Elks Lodge 257 meets at 8 p m in the Elks Temple on North Main. Alpha Council No 326 Jr OUAM gathers at 8 p m on 19 North Broad St. Armco Employes Independ ent Federation executive committee at 7 p m in AEIF offices. Odd Fellows meet 7 30 p m in the Hall on Central Ave. US National Guard drills at 7 p m Barracks. Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 30 p m. Board of Education to convene 7 30 p m at the senior high school. Dance Club VFW at 7 30 p m club room. Moose Club at 8 p m Hall on West Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of American Legion at 8 p m Silver Leaf Socra Club. Dixie Heights Improvement League officers election at 7 30 p m Maple Park School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks’ Temple
North Main St
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. Ouam
North Broad St
Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf Socra Club
Dixie Heights Improvement League
Maple Park School
Radio Performer Crossword Clue Notes
Puzzle clues list includes many abbreviations and partial words for radio terms and names. The fragment reads like a crossword with horizontal and vertical entries, mixing English words and abbreviations such as RN and abbr. The page also mentions a radio star and an on air host with partial definitions.
Meeting notes hint at local club gatherings in May field auditorium
The entry lists a planned discussion on a whirlwind at 7 30 p m in the May field School auditorium with Lemon Township Progressive Association sponsoring. It also notes Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall and National Association of Power Engineers at the YMCA, plus Optimist Club at noon and North Dakota park system details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield School
Lemon Township Progressive Association
National Association of Power Engineers
YMCA
Suburban Card Club Hosts Five Hundred Night
Mrs Russell Oglesby welcomed the Suburban Card Club for a Five Hundred game with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Schmidt Mrs Edward Graft Mrs George Frye and Mrs Lou Stultz Other players included Mrs Marie Waites Mrs William Benedel Mrs Morgan Neal and the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Card Club
Arthur Schmidt
Edward Graft
George Frye
Lou Stultz
Marie Waites
William Benedel
Morgan Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
John L. Hinkle
John M. Hinkle
Franklin
Mrs. B. Hivick
Burnett
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Silver Link Council No
Knights of Malta
Shelby Cox
Miamisburg
Ferris Gutshall
Daughters of Penelope
Pete Larras
Reeves
Kiwanis Board of Directors
Presbyterian Church
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Odd Fellows Lodge
U. S.national Guard
Alcoholics Anonymous
Board of Education
VFW
Moose Club
West Central Ave
Mayfield Fire Protection
Paradise
Arabian Gulf
Feuid
New Mexico
Gibbon
Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Optimist Club
Manchester Hotel
North Dakota
Les Corner Men’s Shop
Chifton
Sulfsted Bakery
Betty Crocker
Central
Jacques Kreisler
Tredemerk
FED
Jewelers, Inc
Mrs. R. Oglesby
Russell Oglesby
Trimble
House of Flowers
Yankee Rd
Dial
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