H H Lawrence Addresses Final Federation Meeting
H H Lawrence taught government and history at Middletown High School spoke on Our Own Affairs As They Influence World Affairs. Federation notes included charity ball proceeds to Middletown Hospital, Arbor Day tree program, books donated to libraries, and 1300 members across 51 clubs. The Boys Choir performed with 40 members and 24 girls sang, as hostesses welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Ben Bender
Middletown Mothers Study League
Harvey Kurth
Margaret Frisch
Elizabeth Selby
Norwood Clark
W. Morgan
R. Stoutenborough
Homemaker Circle 1
Carol Tyng
Homemaker Circle V
Wade Pratt
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Margaret Klopp
Sigma Phi
Betty Minor
Federation of Women's Clubs
Vincent Sisson
Clearing House
Fletcher Brate
Lawrence Lackey
Curtis Dunbar
Skip Troutvine
Richard Mather
Mather
Brate
Louise Hall
Maria Jung
Woman's Club
Sorpris
Delta Ae Tau
Women's Century
Sorority Card Party for Middletown Cancer Society
Phi Beta Psi sorority will sponsor a card party on May 1 to benefit the Middletown Cancer Society. In its third year, the event starts at 8 p.m. at the American Legion. Guests bring their own cards. Prizes are organized by Mrs. Erle Hanson, with food by Mrs. Robert Holly and tables by Mrs. Tom Brown. Reservations and tickets are handled by several chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Middletown Cancer Society
A. R. Maupin
American Legion
Erle Hanson
Robert Holly
Tom Brown
Norman Kerr
Robert Dell
Tom Baird, Jr
Miss LaFayette and Hensley to Wed April 27
Miss Mary LaFayette will marry Lawrence J. Hensley on April 27 at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Maid of honor will be Miss Emily Weisbrodt. Best man Ernie Philpot. ushers Neil Gamstetter David Storck and Joseph Bays. Hostesses at a following buffet are Mrs J Richard Evans and Mrs Fred Gamstetter. The Rev J J Jung will officiate at 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LaFayette
Lawrence J. Hensley
Emily Weisbrodt
Ernie Philpot
Neil Gamstetter
David Storck
Joseph Bays
J. Richard Evans
Fred Gamstetter
Miss LaFayette
Mrs. Hensley
Auxiliary Holds Spring Luncheon at Douglas Homestead
Woman's Auxiliary to Butler County Medical Society hosted its annual luncheon and meeting at the Douglas Homestead in Oxford. Proceeds support tuberculosis funds while a planned October horse show looms. Officers include G. E. Marr as head, Fred Brosius president elect, Paul Schumacher vice president, and L. H. Skimming director. a $111 talent auction aided tuberculosis patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Homestead
Oxford
Woman's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
William Neel
Tuberculosis Fund
Azel Ames
G. E. Marr
Fred Brosius
Paul Schumacher
Hadassah Elects New Executives at Middletown Chapter
Mrs H J Aronoff was elected president of the Middletown Hadassah at a meeting in the synagogue. New officers include Mrs Theodore Cohen, Mrs Wilbur Cohen, Mrs R W Nurenberg as vice presidents, plus recording and corresponding secretaries and treasurer. A report covered the regional convention in Louisville April 19 21 and talks on Israel by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Aronoff
Middletown
Hadassah
Theodore Cohen
Wilbur Cohen
R. W. Nurenberg
L. M. Phillips
Phillip Cohen
Eugene Joffe
Aronoff
Louisville
Mose
Delegates Attend NSA Convention in Cincinnati
Middletown chapter representatives of the National Secretaries Association attended the convention in Cincinnati. The local group won second prize for the highest number attending and third for scrapbooks. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Honaker, Miss Mary Edna Sullivan, Mrs. L. Wingelwich, Miss Gwen Mathews, Miss Georgia Lestheris, Mrs. E. Day and Mrs. E. Faries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
National Secretaries Association
Cincinnati
Dorothy Honaker
Mary Edna Sullivan
L. Wingelwich
Gwen Mathews
Georgia Lestheris
E. Day
E. Faries
American War Mothers Meet Tomorrow at Legion Home Lounge
The American War Mothers plan a meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the lounge of the Legion Home. Members will discuss upcoming events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Women Golfers At Wildwood Tee-Off Luncheon
At Wildwood Golf Club the Wildwood ladies held a tee-off luncheon to start the golf season. Officers arranged flights for Ladies Day next Tuesday and upcoming invitational tournaments in the Miami Valley. New members Mrs Tom, Mrs Phil Wycoff, Mrs Harold Flagg, Mrs William Raines, and Mrs Charles Lee attended. Windy day preceded the first game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Club
Wildwood
Miami Valley
Gordon Nein
Tom
Phil Wycoff
Harold Flagg
William Raines
Charles Lee
Blood Drive Plans at Legion Home Over Two Days
One hundred eighty people are to appear today for the bloodmobile visit at the Legion Home and 168 are scheduled for tomorrow. Rev John L. Parr, chairman, reports each day’s quota is 110 pints with extra to cover disqualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
John L. Parr
Parr
Navy transport brings Middletown soldier home to Seattle
M. M. Patrick docked in Seattle with 1,280 passengers including Pfc. Herbert Cundiff of 1209 Garfield St. among those returning from Far East service. The arrival marks another Middletown serviceman coming closer to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Patrick
Middletown
Far East
Seattle
Pfc
Herbert Cundiff
Garfield St
Two-Week Cleanliness Campaign Aims at Middletown
The Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a two week Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up drive in Middletown from April 28 to May 10. Jaycees co chairs Bob Nerenberg and Paul Deger report city wide house repainting curb repainting and crosswalk work with AFL Painters volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Bob Nerenberg
Paul Deger
William Shawhan
Public Utilities
L. C. Neer
Health Department
Safety Council
High‘view Rd
Nerenberg
AFL Painters and Decorators
Armco
Harlan Park
Lakeside
Park Place
Upper Arlington
Alta Vista
Eldorado
East Side Farms
the Highlands
Runnymede
Euclid Heights
Valley View
Bellmonte
Arlington Square
South Highlands
Homestead
Oakland
Bon-Vue
Meadow
Officer Election Held By Sorority Alpha Epsilon Chapter
The Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met at Mrs. Howard Cohen’s Central Ave home. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Clyde David president and Mrs. John Huntsbarger vice president. Installation is set for May 27 during the pledge ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Howard Cohen
Central Ave
Clyde David
John Huntsbarger
Irene Amatulli
Jerry Nardiello
Sam Wood
Longview
Cohen
Raymond Nicholas
Michael Phillips
Davis
Amatulli
William Elbon Receives Honor from Ohio Wesleyan
William Elbon of Lebanon Ohio was named editor of the Transcript weekly at Ohio Wesleyan University and elected to Omicron Delta Kappa. The economics major also serves as Transcript makeup editor and recently became president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He is a Pi Delta Epsilon journalism honorary member and a Lebanon High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elbon
Oliver Elbon
North Mechanic St
Lebanon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elbon
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Transcript
Omicron Delta Kappa
ODK
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pi Delta Epsilon
Journalism
Lebanon High School
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Paramount Theatre
Dot's
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Beauty Shop
Mr. Hensley
Hadassh
N.S.A
McDowell
C. McDowell
Broad ST
DIAL
al Leak
Hugh Wright
William Bales
Wildwood Lady Golfers
Edgar Westfall
George Ritter
Ringer
Bert Feinthal
M. B. Sanderson
South Main ST
Howard A. Wilson, Jr
Thomas H. Wilson
Jaycee
Lawn
Chia
Office Outfitters
Crawford
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