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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1960
Page
22
Carlisle hosts its first open house in seven years at 25 Linden St. Visitors tour the plant from 2 to 7 p.m. on Saturday with demonstrations of manufacturing processes and refreshments. The notice also lists club meetings and family visit reports from local residents.
Eaton village in Miami Valley secures a 4600 interest free loan from the federal government to support a $200000 sanitary and storm sewer survey. Mayor Glenn G. Moysey Jr says Ralph L Woolpert of Dayton will conduct the comprehensive town survey and plan extensions into unsewered areas.
Miss Ann Eckhart and Miss May Warren traveled from Dayton to Seattle with plans for Warren's sister to marry Carl Gailey in Anchorage, where he serves in the U S Armed Forces. Eckhart will return by air this Thursday.
Carlisle residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Updyke and children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas, Mrs. Edith Mears, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pursley of Germantown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Updyke on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Figley and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Glass visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Figley and daughters for Easter.
Trenton PTA elected Jim Johnson as president with Mrs. Charles Burgess as vice president and Mrs. Norman Schiering as secretary along with Mrs. Calvin Woodrey as treasurer. Members voted to remain in state and national organizations. The Youth Fellowship visited Cincinnati Garden for an ice skating party. The Athletic Banquet is set for April 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym. Mrs. Ova Kash chairs the dinner and Warren Scholer of Bowling Green University will speak. awards will follow. The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. Rosetta Carey’s home with devotions and a book review by Mrs. Clarence Bogan. The Trenton Mothers club and Mothers’ Circle held meetings with social programs and a tour to Champion Paper Co. Mrs. James Whitsett of Cleveland visited relatives on N. Miami Street.
Poastown Heights reports G A Club hosts their birth day party on Wednesday. L C Shockey visited his brother Grant in South Lebanon Friday. George Phifer attended business in Hamilton Monday. Thomas Johnson returns home from hospital and improves. Charles Roop spent weekend in Mt Sterling Ky with brother and family. Clyde Fields of Trotwood visited Tuesday evening. Charles Roop and Jessie Clare visited daughter and family Tuesday evening. Everett Turner and daughters visited his parents Wednesday evening. Norman Mulanaar in Louisville this week for business school.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Robert Ross and family of Carlisle plus David Jacot. April 22 guests planned include Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Dayton and Mr and Mrs Earl Miller of Middletown. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayne joined Mr and Mrs E J Haberer at Liberty. Mr and Mrs William Horst and daughter of Centerville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs James Dinus and family.
Poasttown Junior High School drama group presents a one act play They Have Yarns and a scene from Which America at the regular PTO meeting in the school auditorium. Carl Sandburg poem readings accompany the program directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes with a brief business session to follow.
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