Position Of Women As Policy Makers Discussed By Group
A Middletown history teacher and the Business and Professional Women’s Club hosted a meeting at the Girls Club on topics of women in policy making. The program opened with the Staircase Quartet, followed by remarks naming women who shaped government policy from Queen Elizabeth to Frances Perkins and Dolly Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown Senior High School
Business and Professional Women's Club
Girlsub
Veda McCray
Mark Scheibert
Jay Beatty
Troy Hall
Gilbert Egelston
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Pandit
Nero
India
Chiang Kai-Shek
Generalissimo
China
Martha Washington
Dolly Madison
White House
Frances Per
Middletown Shrine No. 25 Meets Tomorrow at Masonic Temple
Middletown Shrine No 25 will convene at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Masonic Temple for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Circle 4 Meeting Plans at First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will hold a meeting tomorrow at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Woman's Music Club hosts Shura Cherkassky at Roosevelt Junior High
The Woman's Music Club presents pianist Shura Cherkassky at 8 15 p m tomorrow night in the Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Hostesses include Mrs E Norwood Clark Mrs Dale Wiley Mrs Fletcher Brate and Mrs Ernest Rathman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Shura Cherkassky
Roosevelt Junior High School
E. Norwood Clark
Dale Wiley
Fletcher Brate
Ernest Rathman
Harmony Mothers Meet To Nominate Officers
Mrs. Richard Henderson of Coles Road will host Harmony Mothers tomorrow at 8 p.m. The gathering will include the nomination of officers.
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Richard Henderson
Coles Rd
Harmony Mothers
Park Arlington Circle Meeting at Mrs Ross Home
The Park Arlington Circle of First Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs C A Rossfeld at 2812 Tytus Avenue on Friday at 2 p m.
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Park
Arlington Circle
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Rossfeld
Tytus Ave
Presbyterian Women Meet Tomorrow Evening at Randall Home
The Women's Bible Class of United Presbyterian Church will gather at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the home of Mrs William Randall 1212 Yankee Rd for a reading and discussion session.
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Women's Bible Class
United Presbyterian Church
William Randall
Yankee Rd
Calvary Methodist Woman's Society Luncheon and Bible Study
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church hosts a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at noon at Mrs. William Housh’s Elwood Street home. Afterward a study program titled Great Prayers of the Bible will be led by Mrs. Millard Bechtel. Members bring their own service.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
William Housh
Elwood St
Millard Bechtel
Births at Hospital Report
Mr and Mrs Hubert Bunch Middletown Route 2 announce a girl born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Hughes 1910 Logan Ave announce a boy born Tuesday.
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Hubert Bunch
Middletown
William Hughes
Logan Ave
Polly Family Welcomes a Daughter
Mr and Mrs Joseph Polly of 1307 Walnut Street announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday.
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Joseph Polly
Walnut St
Mothers' League Circles Elect New Officers
United Circle of Mothers Study League held officer elections last evening at Mrs. Clayton Huber's home. New officers are Mrs. Huber president Mrs. Jack Christy vice president Mrs. Gilbert King secretary and Mrs. Ray Sams treasurer.
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United Circle of Mothers Study League
Clayton Huber
Huber
Jack Christy
Gilbert King
Ray Sams
Highland Circle of Mothers League Elects Officers
Mrs. Leon Wolfe hosted the Highland Circle of Mothers League meeting on Wilmore Drive. Officers elected were Mrs. Wolfe as president, Mrs. E. O. Long as vice president, Mrs. W. Huntzinger as secretary, Mrs. J. Bowman as treasurer, with Mrs. Mark Scheibert and Mrs. J. M. Leighton on the advisory board. A talk on summer camps followed with plans for the May dinner and refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Amelia Harris.
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Leon Wolfe
Wilmore Dr
Highland Circle of Mothers’ Study Léague
FE. O. Long
W. M. Huntzinger
J. R. Bowman
Mark Scheibert
J. M. Leighton
Ross Hill
Amelia Harris
Progressive Mothers Circle Meeting Report and Awards
The Progressive Mothers Circle gathered at Mrs. Ralph Hummel's home last evening for a business session and a program by R. McDade of Junior Achievement summarizing the year's work and achievements. Prize winners included Mrs. Willis Whitman Mrs. Otto Hein and guest Mrs. Robert Ritter. Lunch concluded the event.
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Progressive Mothers Circle
Ralph Hummel
R. McDade
Willis Whitman
Otto Hein
Robert Ritter
Middletown Mothers Study League Plans May Banquet
The Middletown Circle of Mothers Study League met at Mrs. Frey’s home with Mrs. Banzhaf assisting. Mrs. Johnson led the business session as nominating committee reports and ballots for May officers were read. Tickets for the May 11 banquet were distributed. D. W. Jacot presented a film on cancer development and Dr. Mabel Gardner urged complete medical exams and praised local doctors and nurses. The Middletown clinic, open Tuesday evenings, funds ongoing cancer research through a clinic drive.
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Middletown
Mothers’ Study League
Arthur Frey
Karl Banzhaf
W. S. Johnson
D. W. Jacot
Mabel Gardner
Gardner
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Attendees
Mrs. Don Osborne, Mrs. S. J. Kuderer, Mrs. Ira Kern, Mrs. G. W. Breiel and Mrs. Ralph Rettig travel to Columbus for the 54th annual convention at Deshler-Wallick Hotel. Leslie F. Raine of Harrison St. returns from a Miami vacation with relatives. Ralph B. Roe and wife fly to New York City for a combined business and pleasure trip. he returns soon, she plans a three week stay visiting friends in New York, New London and Philadelphia.
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Don Osborne
S. J. Kuderer
Ira Kern
G. W. Breiel
Ralph Rettig
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Deshler «- Wallick Hotel
Leslie F. Raine
Harrison St
Miami, Fla
Ralph B. Roe
Arlington Ave
New York City
Mr. Roe
Mrs. Roe
New London
Conn
Philadelphia
Mrs Margaret Kimball and Mrs Henry Hayes Leave for Daytona Beach
Miss Margaret Kimball and Mrs Henry Hayes departed this morning by plane for Daytona Beach Florida to visit Mrs Charles Chalfin as guests.
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Margaret Kimball
Henry Hayes
Daytona Beach, Fla
Charles Chalfin
Mrs John Gibson Jr at The Homestead during spring stay
Mrs John Gibson Jr is at The Homestead in Hot Springs Virginia for a spring visit staying at the Manchester Hotel.
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John Gibson, Jr
Manchester Hotel
Homestead
Hot Springs
Swinehart Recovers at Home After Operation
After a major operation, Mrs F H Swinehart rests at her residence 1017 Midway as she recovers at home.
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F. H. Swinehart
Midway
Otterbein Sunday School Class Plans May 1 Rummage Sale
The Churches Otterbein Sunday School Class of Calvary Methodist Church met for April activities. Devotionals included prayers scripture and song. Plans were made for a rummage sale on Saturday May 1. Readings by Mrs. W. S. Conklin and Mabelle Fitzgerald. Mrs. C. A. Forney shared a story. Prizes awarded to Mrs. W. S. Conklin and Miss Rachel Ashton in a treasure hunt. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs. Emanuel Clifford Mrs. Nelle Bachelor and Mrs. J. F. Seibold.
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Otterbein
Calvary Methodist Church
W. S. Conklin
Mabelle Fitzgerald
C. A. Forney
Rachel Ashton
Emanuel Clifford
Nelle Bachelor
J. F. Seibold
Meeting Postponed for War Mothers Drill Team Practice
The drill team practice for the American War Mothers has been postponed. It will now be held Thursday April 29 at 1 p.m. in the Legion auditorium. An all day War Mothers meeting is planned for that date.
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American War Mothers
Legion Auditorium
War Mothers
Echaduiad
Program Ends After Discussion With Dr Gardner
The event featured a general discussion with questions answered by Dr Gardner to close the program. Dainty refreshments were served during the social hour. Three guests attended: Mrs W W Thomas, Mrs Steve Grabin, and Mrs Russell Nichols.
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Gardner
W. W. Thomas
Steve Grabin
Russell Nichols
Mothers Study League discusses Parental Affection topic
The Trenton Circle of Mothers' Study League met last evening with Mrs. Robert Sundo. Routine business was discussed and the topic What We Mean by Parental Affection was led by Mrs. Joseph Graham. Cards were enjoyed during the social hour.
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Trenton
Young Mothers Circle Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Evening
The Young Mothers Circle of Mothers' Study League met at Mrs. Clair Tieman's home with Mrs. Elmer Barker assisting. Celebrating ten years, members heard a resume by Mrs. Ross Kramer recounting club activities. Bridge was the main diversion.
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Clair Tieman
Elmer Barker
Ross Kramer
Bridge
Modern Mothers Circle Sees Revised League Constitution
The Modern Mothers Circle of the Mothers Study League met at Mrs. Charles Wolfe's home after an art exhibit. Mrs. Ralph Mull spoke and a revised constitution was distributed. Officers to be installed in May include Mrs. Paul Mullendore, Mrs. Robert Petry, Mrs. Fred Cox, Mrs. Glenn Neville, and Mrs. Carl Holschuh.
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Modern Mothers’ Circle of
Mothers’ Study League
Charles Wolfe
The
Civic Association
Ralph Mull
Study League
Walter Coddington
Garfield School
Carl Holschun
Manchester Hotel
Paul Mullendore
Robert Petry
Fred Cox
Glenn Neville
Carl Holschuh
League
Clifford Cook
Bake Sale Planned by Unity Council D of A
The Unity Council No 241 Daughters of America met at Knights of Malta Hall with Mrs Arnald Hiatt presiding Plans for a bake sale were completed for Friday April 23 at Reed Klopps Mrs Mario Donisi will oversee the sale A covered dish dinner was served during the social hour
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Unity Council
Daughers of America
Knights of Malta
Arnald Hiatt
Reed-Klopps
Mario Donisi
Graduate Regents Women of the Moose Meet at Crawford Street
The Graduate Regents and Women of the Moose gathered at Mrs. Michael Thinnes home on Crawford Street. Mrs. Charles Bolton, president, formed committees for the year and a Dutch auction raised funds for the cancer society. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Howard Newcomb, Miss Thelma Young, and Mrs. Edith Arpp. Mrs. Jennie Bassett celebrated a birthday with gifts from members and a mystery pal.
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Women of the Moose
Michael Thinnes
Crawford St
Charles Bolton
The
Cancer Society
Bolton
Howard Newcomb
Thelma Young
Edith Arpp
Jennie Bassett
Bassett
Homemakers Circle No 3 Elects New Officers At Meeting
Homemakers Circle No 3 met at the Girls Club with 25 members and 12 guests. Two new members were introduced and annual reports heard. A bake sale for Garfield Mission is planned and a May 17 picnic is set with husbands invited. New officers were elected: president Mrs Fred Yoder, vice president Mrs Roy N Johnson, recording secretary Mrs John Murphy, social secretary Mrs James Hardwick, treasurer Mrs Walter Guthman. Mrs Vernon Mercer gave a talk on the Fiji Islands. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Robert Gade
Gordon Nein
Ernest Peach
Garfield Mission
Fred Yoder
Roy N. Johnson
John Murphy
James Hardwick
Walter Guthman
Fiji Islands
Vernon Mercer
Mercer
Islands
Jack Dick
Harlan Helsel
Charles Buchert
Emanon Club Meets At Mull Home For Social Evening
The Emanon Club gathered at Mrs. Chester Mull's home for hours of activity. Prizes were won by Mrs. R Stephenson Mrs. Retsel Aime and Mrs. Clyde Peck. A lunch followed. The next meeting is set for May 4 at Mrs. Dennis's home.
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Emanon Club
Chester Mull
R. Stephenson
Retselaime
Clyde Peck
Dennis
Pieratt Carpenter Vows Exchanged in Lebanon
In a noon Saturday ceremony at the Methodist Church parsonage in Lebanon Miss Mae Pieratt and Russell Carpenter united in marriage with Rev. Paul D. Chiles officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Rhoads. After the ceremony the couple drove to Indianapolis for a wedding dinner and will reside on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Methodist Church
Mae Pieratt
Milton Pieratt
South Main St
Russell Carpenter
Wilber Carpenter
Paul D. Chiles
Car Rheads
Miamisburg
City Commissioners Schedule Early Meetings Tonight
City officials will convene at 6 p m for a caucus and at 7 45 p m for an open session due to two member speaking engagements. The agenda includes a second reading of the sewer outside-city user charge, a progress report on the fire alarm system, and receipt of the state examiner’s report.
Bake Sale Sponsorship by Kings Daughters Class
Kings Daughters Sunday school class of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church will sponsor a bake sale Friday at the May Stern Store on South Main Street.
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Kings Daughters
Blue Ball Presbyterian Churen
South Main St
Marriage rate fluctuations in the United States 1918–1923
The marriage rate fell sharply in 1918, surged in 1920, declined to a low in 1922, recovered in 1923, and then stayed within a narrow range for several years.
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United States
Hospital Patients Listed by Condition and Location
In The Hospital W. A. Hahn of South Sutphin St medical. Mrs. Charles Nolan of Curtis medical. Andrew Estridge of Franklin medical. Robert Kimble of First Ave medical. Mrs. Ottie Hoffman of Franklin Delores Griffith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Griffith of Franklin surgical. Mrs. Herbert Huffman of West Middletown surgical. Robert L. Reedy son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reedy of Springboro surgical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hahn
South Sutphin St
Charles Nolan
Curtis St
Andrew Estridge
Franklin
Robert Kimble
First Ave
Ottie Hoffman
Delores Griffith
Herbert Griffith
Franklin, Surgical
Herbert Huffman
West Middletown
Robert L. Reedy
Robert W. Reedy
Springboro
Surgical
Local Residents Named in Community Directory
A list of residents appears including Mrs Louis Gaston of Oxford State Road George Neibel of Girard Avenue Mrs Forest Swinehart of Midway Street Mrs Herbert Long of Central Avenue Mervin Scofield of Mason Mrs Robert L Clark of Baltimore Street Mrs Adrian Justice of Lind Street Mrs Edward Taylor of Germantown Mrs Lloyd Lacey of Wilson Street Mrs Mary W Adams of South Main Street Mrs Gerald Murphy of Franklin Imogene Keyser of Sixth Avenue
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Louis Gaston
Oxford State Rd
George Neibel
Girard Ave
Forest Swinehart
Midway St
Herbert Long
Central
Mervin Scofield
Mason
Robert L. Clark
Baltimore
Adrian Justice
Lind St
Edward Taylor
Germantown
Lloyd Lacey
Wilson St
Mary W. Adams
South Main St
Gerald Murphy
Frank
Girl Scout Cookies Arrive From Dayton Bakery
The first batch of 12 445 boxes arrived today with over a thousand delivered to Mrs. Garnet L. Church executive director of the Civic Association. Cookie stations will distribute Fridays with booths downtown on April 20 May 1 and May 3. Mrs. Church expects total sales around 15 900. Revenue from 40 cent per pound cookies funds troops and the council camp fund.
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Dayton
Garnet L. Church
Civic Association
Church
Middletown
Girl Scout Council
Mother's Group Hears JA Head
Robert McDade of Junior Achievement Inc told the Progressive Mothers Circle in Middletown that JA provides city children with activities like 4-H. He described how boys and girls form business-like companies and make products to sell in a home meeting setting.
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Junior Achievement
Robert McDade
Junior Achievement, Inc
Middletown
Progressive Mothers Circle
McDade
Local Democrats Attend Columbus Jackson Day Dinner
Thomas A. Galeese treasurer of Butler County Democratic Central and Executive Committees travels with W J O Brien and Secretary Harry Grevey to the Columbus Jackson Day dinner. More than 400 Ohio Democrats expected. Senator Brien McMahon of Connecticut to speak. Common Pleas Judge Thomas H Morrow of Cincinnati to toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Galeese
Butler County
Democratic Central and Executive Committees
W. J. O’brien
Harry Grevey
Hamilton
Columbus
Ohio
Eagles Officers Drafted in Open Meeting Next Tuesday
Nominations for Eagles officers for the coming year will be made at an open meeting next Tuesday evening at the Eagles Hall. Election will occur the following week. Also announced were a Mothers Day meeting on Sunday May 9 and the regular weekly dance on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Hummel of Manchester City Faces IRS Notice
Ralph H. Hummel of Manchester appears in a local IRS case involving tax notices and regulatory actions. Authorities reportedly seek clarification on income and filings connected to his business activities.
Columbus Woman Drops 24 Pounds and 8 Inches
Tam 29 years old, Mrs. G. R. Thomas, of Columbus Ohio, reports losing 24 pounds and 8 inches off her waist with Rennel Concentrate. She claims her waist shrank from 34 to 26, with many others seeing similar relief from overweight and related discomfort. The ad touts Rennel as the original grapefruit juice fat burner and promises no hunger or diet lists, urging readers to buy from their druggist and return the bottle for a money back guarantee.
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Tam
MM. G. R. Thomas
E. Long Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Reinel
Rennel
Adv
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Peg Rosing
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Rhodes
Denmark
Florence F. Allen
Judicial Court of Appeals
Virginia Gildersleeve
Hattie Caraway
Radio Committee
Miss McCray
Florence Everhart
Margaret McCune
Transportation Committee
Maye Morrison
Clara Sault
Mildred Kramer
Harry Hadley
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inkham
Lydia E
Armbruster’s Floral Shop
Grand Dial
DRY Cleaners
Mothers’ League
Mrs. King
McDowell
George M. Verity
McDowell’s Fur Service
Homemakers
Pieratt-Carpenter
Bake Sale
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Lin
Imogene Keyser
Eagle
Irs
Ralph H. Hummel
Manchster Rad
MR. George M. Verity
Mr. Verity
Strand Theatre
Florine Crawford
Mgr
Virginia Ballard Pence
Oper
E. As
Central Ave
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