Sigma Phi Gamma Adds New Chapter In Franklin
The Tota Nu chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma was formally established in Franklin after two days of ceremonies. Initiations and officer installations highlighted events with Mrs. Claire Humphrey elected president and Mrs. Morse as vice president. Visiting Tau province officers joined Middletown and other area chapters for festivities at Russell McElfresh American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma
Franklin
Tota Nu
Sigma Phil Gamma
George Frye
Middletown
Russell McElfresh American Legion Hall
Rosh Dean
Miamisburg
Claire Humphrey
Mary Morse
Viola Millard
Gene Chamberlain
William Norris
Lylburn Cummins
Robert Gritton
Joan Brewer
Raymond Patrick
Morse
Tau
Elizabeth Rock
Kenneth May
John Neuenswander
Robert Edgington
William Whitsell
Dayton
Springfield
Hamilton
Cincinnai
Indiana
William “Pk
Cummins
Gritton
Ruth Logsdon
Caard Arbaugh
Coterie Committee Plans April 27 Dance
The Coterie steering committee met yesterday at the Freemans on Fleming Road to map the April 27 dance at the American Legion auditorium. Chairs are Mr and Mrs Swig with advisers Mr and Mrs Balger. Seventeen new couples were accepted for membership. The next meeting will be May 5 at the Doerings on Bexley Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Freeman
Fleming Road
American Legion
Robert Swig
Robert Balger
George Doering
Bexley Drive
Open House Attracts 250 In Middletown Red Cross Event
The Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross sponsored an open house at Brown Hospital Dayton VA Center on the first Sunday of each month. About 250 patients and guests gathered in the hospital auditorium where refreshments, cookies from Middletown Wives of Police Officers, and spring decor were featured. Miss Gloria Stall of Dayton and Mrs. Lawrence Dugar led the refreshment table duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Red Cross
Brown Hospital
Dayton VA Center
Miss Gloria
Dayton
Lawrence Dugar
The
Class of '52 Plans Reunion at Middletown High
Jerry Harkrader president of Middletown High School's Class of 1952 announced a reunion for June 23 at Armco Park and a bake sale on April 20. Members should contact Mrs. Jerry Harkrader or Mrs. C. C. Hursh Jr. for details. Living-out-of-town parents are asked to send addresses to the committee. A meeting later this month will appoint mailing committees as plans are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Harkrader
Middletown High School
Armco Park
Oxford State Road
C. C. Hursh Jr
Lesley Lane
Harkrader
Bas Mizvah Announced for Marcia Sue Aronoff
Mr and Mrs Harry J Aronoff of Ellen Drive announce the bas mizvah of their daughter Marcia Sue to be held Friday at 8 30 p m at Temple Beth Sholem 610 Gladys Dr No invitations have been extended but friends are expected to attend both the religious ceremony and the reception following the services Mr and Mrs Aronoff will honor their daughter Saturday evening with a dance in the social hall of the temple Guests at the dance will be junior high school friends of the honoree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Aronoff
Ellen Drive
Marcia Sue
Temple Beth Sholem
Gladys
Class Reunion Plans Completed for 1945 Lem on Monroe High
Mr and Mrs Donald Butts and their committee announced final plans for the Lem on Monroe High School 1945 graduating class reunion. The event at Amanda Athletic Club features dancing floor show and refreshments. Tickets from committee members Ewing Faulbee Sidney Medley Don Rushe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Butts
Lemon-Monroe High School
Butts
Amanda Athletic Club
Ewing Faulbee
Sidney Medley
Don Rushe
New Officers Elected in Homemakers Circle Two
Mrs Charles Hodson was named president with Mrs Norman Marks as vice president and Mrs Ervin Reisz as secretary at a meeting held last week at Mrs Robert Morehead home on Spencer Lane. Mrs Russell Wilde became corresponding secretary and Mrs Ed Allen took the treasurer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle Two
Charles Hodson
Norman Marks
Ervin Reisz
Russell Wilde
Ed Allen
Robert Morehead
Spencer Lane
Parties Begin For May Bride Eleanor Krause to wed Thomas Bishop
A pre nuptial gathering hosted by Frances Frebis honored Eleanor Krause, bride elect of Thomas Bishop, at Hendrickson Road with spring flowers, gifts, and games won by Mrs. James Bishop, Mrs. Thomas Cooney, and Mrs. James Crist. The couple will marry May 4 at St. John's Church in an open 9:30 a.m. ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Krause
Thomas Bishop
Frances Frebis
Hendrickson Road
James Bishop
Thomas Cooney
James Crist
Robert lYauch
William Hasselbach
J. A. Bishop
Levi Hoskins
Arnold Krause Sr
A. J. Frebis
Tom Frebis
Vera Gay Bennett
Margaret Cosiman
Gene
Ann Darmody
Edith Norris
Christine Andres
Betty Klame
Ellen Bishop
Irene Dineen
Kathy Frebis
Krause
Mr. Bishop
St. John’s Church
Vital statistics report listing newborns and discharges
A local Vital Statistics and Hospital Notes column lists newborns from multiple couples, including Kellis Germantown, Stine Helton Drive, Zimmey Oxford State Rd, Marriott Lebanon, Spencer Taylor Ave, Simpson Jewell St, Imbronger Wilbraham Rd, Selby West Middletown Rt 1, Deaton Waneta St, and Nickell Excello. It also notes out of town cases, discharges, and numerous named residents with home addresses and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jark Kellis
Germantown
Joseph Stine
Helton Dr
Charles Zimmey
Oxford State Rd
Russell Marriott
Lebanon
Riley Spencer
Taylor Ave
Warnie Simpsons
Jewell St
Daniel Imbronger
Wilbraham Rd
Jerry Selby
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Sunny
Earl Deaton
Waneta St
Ernest Nickell
Excello
Henry Spencer
Della Fultz
Kelly Fultz
Franklin
Karl Selby
West Alexandria
Lloyd Miller
Sierra Rd
Martha Harrison
2Nd Ave
Warren Marshall
Carlisle
Denise Snively
David Snively
Jackson N
Earl Swain
Yankee Rd
Terrell Powell
West Middle
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Middletown Community Meetings Schedule Overview
A list of upcoming meetings and clubs in Middletown spanning Monday and Tuesday evenings. Groups include Optimist Boys Choir at the YMCA, Board of Education at Middletown High School, Civic Symphony Orchestra, Lily of the Valley Chapter CES, Amanda Athletic Club, Rotary Civitan Y Men’s Sertoma at local venues, South Middletown Fire Department, Civic Chorus, Mayfield Fire Department, Miami Valley Post 3809, Battery A 180 AAA Gun Battalion, St John’s PTA, Sportsmen’s Club, FOE, SPEBSQSA, and Monroe IOOF Hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Optimist
YMCA
Board of Education
Middletown High School
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Lily of the Valley
CES
AFL
Amanda Athletic Club
Civitan Club
Manchester
Y Men’s Club
Sertoma Club
South Middletown
Forrer St Civic Chorus
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Miami Valley Post
Reynolds Ave
St. John’s
Churen
Sportsmen’s Club
Club Foe
Hall
Spebsqsa
Legion Miami Lodge
IOOF
Monroe Ioof
Soloists Named For Miami University String Orchestra Concert
Elizabeth Potterger and Louise Glaston Erickson headline the Miami University String Orchestra concert under Dr. Herman Neuman at Benton Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The program includes Couperin’s Suite for Cello and String Orchestra, Shostakovich Concerto with Franklin LeFevre, Elizabeth Walker, and Joan Hardy, and works by Antheil and Manen. Neuman, noted conductor and WNYC music director, helped bring the American Music Festival and annual department broadcasts to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Elizabeth Potterger
Miami University String Orchestra
Herman Neuman
New York
Benton Auditorium
Miss Potterger
Couperin
Louise Glaston Erickson
Franklin LeFevre
Elizabeth Walker
Joan Hardy
Partia
Paul Creston
George Antheill
Juan Manen
Neuman
WNYC
Europe
Music Department of
Covered-dish luncheon by Butler County Chiefs Club
The Past Chiefs Club of Butler County will hold a noon meeting tomorrow at the K of P Hall in Oxford. Attendees are to bring covered dishes for the Oxford luncheon event hosted at the local hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Club
Butler County
K of P Hall
Oxford
Poland Expects Tourist Influx This Summer
WARSAW Poland prepares for a large Western tourist influx the biggest since World War II with over 5 000 American visitors among an estimated 30 000 travelers. Travel officials say about 22 000 of the total will be Western visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
West
Civic Association youth fund story for YMCA audience
Y's Men’s Club will hear a story about the Civic Association youth building fund program tomorrow at 6 15 p m at the YMCA. The campaign opens Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's Men’s Club
Civic Association
YMCA
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Seaboard Finance Company
Ana
Shorties
Faille
S. Main
Bas Mizvah
Ohio Bell
Mom
Cole
California
Harley Rheinegger
Trenton
Edna Hess
Alameda Circle
Annie Hart
Moore St
Leroy Stewart
Goldman Ave
Clarence Reed
Park St
Israel Howard
Garfield St
Willie Thomas
Garfield
Wallace Rooker
Franklin Rt
George Treadway
Todhuner
Clayton Gibbs
Webster St
Frances McCullough
Gideon
Sherman Rebeck
Highview
Christopher Hahn
William Hahn
Brell
Leon Campbell
Lin
Catherine Dougherty
William Dougherty
Carl Keith
Lizzie Hounshell
10Th Ave
Robert McIntire
West Middletown Rt. 2
Louis Chamberlain
Woodlawn Ave
Edward Gill
St. Main St
Ada Griffith
Nancy Hodge
Seneca
Donald Paul
Elwood
Earl Puckett
Grand Ave
Nora Siler
Martha Swallow
16Th Ave
Rufus Trammell
Walnut
Robert Dieterich
Arlington Ave
James Fores
Baltimore St
Walte. Gross
Franklin Rt. 2
Mary Hall
Omaha St
Paul Hulley
Fleming ‘Rd
Jill Kramer
Robert Kramer
Martha Lyons
Yankee
James McClain
N. Broad
James Robinson
Joseph Samwebber
Stevens
John Shorts
Richard Sheley
Lillian Eaton
Charles Davis
George Davies
11Th Ave
Nannie Carozza
Minnesota
Arthur Ca Cwell
Rufus St
Connie Cable
Steven Cable
Cornice Burton
Robert Burton
Michigan
Robert Arkill
S. Main St
Rotary Club
Manchester Hotel
Central Ave
Norcross
N. Main
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