Critique Members Hear Talk On Music Standards
Robert Sutton discussed popular and standard music in a talk at Diner. He traced trends from the Revolutionary era to the Civil War, noted Negro influence and jazz, ragtime, and blues, and praised songwriters from between World Wars I and II. Sutton's sons Dwight, Ricky and Brad assisted with performances on banjo, bongos and guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutton
Yangram
Columbia
Mrs.Thee
Howard Wilson
S. Main Street
Faith
Sutton
Luton
America
Stephan Calline Wactan
Alw
Irving Berlin
Jerome Kern
George Gershwin
Victor Herbert
Singmundberg
Cole Porter
Rodgiers
Hammerstein
Dwight
Ricky
Brad
Mrs Phillips to Present Public Piano Recital
Mrs E L Phillips will present her piano pupils in a public recital Saturday at 3 pm at the Girls Club. The program features 0 9 work with students including Debbie McMurray Kitty Dillon Roslyn Fay Debie Domineck Beth Ann Cheney and others. Fifteen pupils will audition April 30 for the National Guild of Piano Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Phillips
Debbie McMurray
Kitty Dillon
Roslyn Fay
Debie Domineck
Beth Ann Cheney
Fred Rau
Kathy Duff
Debbie Gose
Sandra Dyer
Mary Elizabeth Ismourt
Sharon Bertram
Lyon Rubin
Linda Cottrell
Traceie Epstein
Billie Jewell
Sally Groves
Bonnie
Coming Events of Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of the Eastern Star
The Morningstar chapter 572 will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Commercial Building. Mason ic brothers will be honored during the program. Refreshments directed by Byron Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Brothers
Byron Hackney
Sorority Installs Officers at Founder's Day Dinner
Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed new officers at a Founder's Day dinner at Eaton Manor. Officers include President Mrs Ben Swartz Vice President Mrs Jacque Lint Recording Secretary Mrs James Burley Corresponding Secretary Mrs Edward Forsner and Treasurer Mrs Donald Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eaton Manor
Ben Swartz
Jacque Lint
James Burley
Edward Forsner
Donald Perkins
James Carter
John Dorsey
Norman Higham
Clarence Cyngleton
George
Barnitz
YMCA
Forest Hills Spring Formal Set For Saturday
Final arrangements are announced for Forest Hills Country Club's annual spring formal dance. Mr and Mrs William Shaw general chairmen say the event opens the season at Forest Hill Saturday night in the Manchester Hotel ballroom. A pre party begins at 6 30 in the Rose Room with dancing from 9 p m to 1 a m by Garwood Wells orchestra. Reservations close tomorrow noon with Mr and Mrs Herbert Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
William Shaw
Forest Hil
Manchester Het
el Ballroom
Rose Room
Garwood Wells’ Orchestra
Herbert Lawson
Linden Avenue
Knights of Columbus Spring Dance Reservations End
Reservations close April 21 for the Knights of Columbus spring dance on April 23 at the K of C Hall 1st Avenue from 9 p m. Theme April Showers with music by the Syncopators. Prizes entertainment acts and contact Mr Mayer Eisenhower Place or Elmer Reed Creekview Drive for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Cotumbus
Adrian J. Mayer
K of C
1St Avenue
Mr. Mayer
Eisenhower Place
Elmer Reed
Creekview Drive
Ernest Weikert
John Manatak
John Mason
Fred Wootan
Leonard Strauss
Edward Chupka
Angelo Amatulli
John Schumaker
Robert Rice
Charles Hening
Homemakers Club elects Kibler president and new officers
Mrs. Larry Kibler was elected president of Homemakers Club at a meeting at the Kibler home on 14th Avenue. Officers for the year include Mrs. John Rosenberger as vice president Mrs. Lee Lynch as secretary and Mrs. John Larson as treasurer. The group announced the Middlesex Federation card party on April 27 at the Girls Club and the Homemakers Banquet on May 19 at Midway Lodge. Mrs. Chester Ward demonstrated Swedish weaving and welcomed guest Mrs. Thomas Willhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kibler
Homemakers
C' ‘Ce
Kibler
14Th Avenue
John Rosenberger
Lee Lynch
John Larson
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Girls’ Club
Midway Lodge
Marion Lorne Finds Fun Being Herself on TV
Actress Marion Lorne recalls a long career on stage in London and New York. She explains that audiences expect humor but she simply acts naturally, enjoying the laughter she can evoke without trying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hus
Walter Hacket
Marion Lorne
Marion Was
Easter Visit Travel Notes From Local Residents
Travel notes recount Mrs. Lillie Wood of Crawford Street and Miss Helen Green with Mrs. Kate Green of Verity Park traveling to Greenville to spend Easter with the lat ter's son and daughter-in-law Joseph Green Jr Mr and Mrs Joseph Green Jr. Also Mr and Mrs Robert Conarroe of Peastown returned home after a two week visit with her parents in New Smyrna Florida. On the return trip they visited Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart in Chapel Hill NG Accompanying the Conarroe party was Mrs Gentry Mitchell of McKinley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Wood
Crawford Street
Helen Green
Kate Green
Verity Park
Greenville
Joseph Green
Robert Conatroel
Peasttown
Sam Stewart
New Smyrna
Fla
Donald E. Stewart
Chapel Hill
Mrs.Conarroe
Mrs. Gentry Mitchell
McKinley Street
Heston Eyes Comic Roles Between Historic Epics
Hollywood star Charlton Heston seeks a comic turn to vary his pace. He plans to take comedy scripts on top priority, aiming to mix in between blockbuster epics like The Ten Commandments and Ben Hur. He recalls almost doing Let's Make Love and praises working with Olivier, noting his single prior comedy in ten years was The Private War of Major Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charlton Heston
Heston
Marilyn Monroe
Steve
Han Allen
Jerry Lewis
Major Benson
Universal
Garitson Celebrates 75th Birthday With Family Party
Mr. Stanley Garitson marked his 75th birthday in a family gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson at their Aupourn Street home. Granddaughter and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Horn, Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chinfield, and others such as Miss Thelma Jackson, Elmer Garrison, and Willis Euverard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Aupourn Street
Stanley Garitson
Garitson
Robert Perry
Euman Drivé
Eugene Horn
William Garrison
Charles Chinfield
Joseph Henning
Purdue Club Dance Friday at Candlelight Room Dayton
The Purdue Club of the Dayina army hosts a dinner dance Friday in the Candlelight Room at Pappy's Kitchen on N Main St Dayton. A 7 p.m. reception precedes the 9:30 p.m. dancing with Pete Wilson's orchestra providing music. Robert L Meyer of Goodyear Drive Dayton directs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Club
Dayina Army
Pappy
N. Main Street
Dayton
Pete Wilson
Robert L Meyer
Goodyear Drive
Vio la Rebecca Lodge Reports Bake Sale Plans
Twenty seven members of Vio la Rebecca Lodge met in Odd Fellows Hall last night led by Mrs. Howard Hoover. The group announced a bake sale for May 7 at J C Penney and an Easter program plus air exchange. Social committee members include Mr. and Mrs. George Knot Mrs. Harry Rodefer and Mrs. Lee Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Howard Hoover
Noble Grand
J. C. Penney
George Knot
Harry Rodefer
Lee Baird
Death in Suburbs Brook Park Woman Dies From Collision
Genevieve Sandor, 44, died from head injuries after a Saturday crash in Brook Park involving two station wagons. Her son Robert, 12, was reported in fair condition after the Monday night incident in the Cleveland suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Genevieve Sandor
Brook Park
Robert
Vital Statistics of Local Residents Reported
A list of births and discharges from Grandview Hospital Dayton details numerous families by name and address. Notables include Mr and Mrs Lou D Wright with a girl born yesterday and several others with newborns or dismissals, spanning Franklin and Dayton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou D. Wright
Ninth Ave
Parnell Stapleton
Donald Stanfill
Joe Stanfill
Franklin Rt. 1
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Donald Stansill
Joe Stansill
Franklin, Rt. 1
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
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James Bacon
Sir Laurence Olivier
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Miss Thelma Jackson
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Yankee Rd
Robert P. Page
Tren
Robert J. Miller
Grand Ave
Thomas Kemp
Manchester Rd
Margaret Peterson
Ardmore
Preston Wilson
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Miamisburg
Ballard van Cleve
Moore St
John P. Hogan
Ross St
Ned White
Wicoff St
George Hunter
N. Main
Dewey Robinson
Dewey Robinson Sr
Pearl
Ethel L. Schaefer
Auburn St Paul
Cowgill
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Ben Hoof Jr
Winton St
Jean Lyking
Baltimore
George C. Glass
Brenwood St
Hubert Elam
Water St
Coleman Hudson
Johnnie Johnson
Garfield
Cecil Jackson
Ohi Ave
Chester Rankin
Law Ave
George Noble
Crawfor
Eugene Whitt
Vannest Ave
Robert Scheibert
the Alameda
John A. Sharpe
Trenton
Rhonda Swanson
Mrs. Buck Swanson
Elsmere St
Henry Arnett
Henry Arnnett Sr
Tytug Ave
Larry Blankenship
Whelmar Blankenship
Hawkins
Zeila Burton
Charles E. Combs
Highland
Bob Combs
Andrews
Francis Dearth
Lowell
George Fabuck
Lind St
Janet Gray
Wiliam Gray
Janet Halley
Paul Halley
Flemming
Elmer Meeks
Highland St
Maggie Miller
van Ave
Marion G. Robinson
Hubert Semmler
Monroe
Paul W. Aston
Lebanon
Randy Vaughn
Mr. and Uis
Reuben Vaughn
Illinois
Charles A. Wedekind
Elwood
Cynthia Walner
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Mrs
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Calumet Ave
Paramount Theater
Middletown High School
Butler County Cancer Unit
American Cancer Society
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Central Ave
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