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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1962

Page

6

Workshop Highlights Luncheon Meeting at Miami University

Miami University's Student Union hosted the April luncheon of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society. A pre luncheon workshop for Health Careers committee members and Health Career Club leaders from Butler County high schools preceded the business session led by president Mrs Peter Ammentorp. Miss Anne Middlemiss, director of nursing at Middletown Hospital, attended.

Miami University Woman's Auxiliary Butler County Medical Ciety Health Careers Committee Health Career Club Butler County Anne Middlemiss Middletown Hospital Peter Ammentorp

Chalk and Chatter Talk by Mrs Wintringham

Mrs. C. FE. Wintringham spoke on Chalk and Chatter with chalk sketches. Luncheon plans were arranged by Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Mrs. Sheffield Jeck. Middletown visitors included Mrs. Ammensorst, Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Feil, Mrs. Skimming, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Woodward. guest Mrs. Purvis attended.

Kenneth Smith C. FE. Wintringham Sheffield Jeck Paul Schumacher Robert Bordin Oxford Middletown Ammenstorp William A. Neel Joseph Feil Louis Skimming, Jr Smith Bernard Roberts Paul Woodward James Purvis

DCS Officers Hostesses For April Social Meeting

New Beta chapter officers of Delta Chi Sigma sorority hosted the April social at the Firemen's Clubhouse Carmody Boulevard. The hostess committee included Mrs. McFeeters Michael Stampler McMahon Moorman Capozzi Hackney Reintjes. Plans for the 1943 international convention in Cincinnati June at the Netherland Hilton were discussed with Mrs. Reintjes and Mrs. Oscar Day heading arrangements. Easter charity basket was reported for a needy family. Special prize winner was Miss Betty Brown.

Beta Chapter Delta Chi Sigma International Sorority Carmody Robert McFeeters Harold Michael Mary Jane Stamper William McMahon Francis Moorman Tony Capozzi Martyn Hackney Josef Reintjes Middletown Netherland Hilton Hotel Cincinnati Reintjes Oscar Day Herbert Fall George Adrian Betty Brown

Local Boys To Participate OMTA Recital

Three Middleton youths place in OMTA auditions in Cincinnati. David Trout wins senior division second and Baldwin award. John Harris and Donald Imhoff are junior and senior runners-up respectively. Recital at Taft Museum features all winners Sunday. Mrs Thompson will present Baldwin awards and Miss Pope will present certificates.

Southwest District of Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Cincinnati Taft Museum Omta Thompson Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Baldwin Helen Pope Hillsboro Ohio Music Teachers

Sorority Officers Installed at Founder's Day Event

Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed new officers at Founder's Day in Eastern Lanes party room. Officers include Mrs Laurence Murphy president and Mrs Douglas Giltrow vice president. The program named Donald Hoskins Git of the Year and Steve Hill Pledge of the Year.

Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Eastern Lanes Laurence Murphy Douglas Giltrow John Gross Perry Thatcher J. B Gividen Donald Hoskins Thatcher Barbara Davis Murphy Leslie Mills Winford Lawson Max Rogers Mills Lawson Steve Hill Sigma Sisters James McCloud Robert Caldwell Nancy Kitchen Phyllis Oglesby Mike Mehl Orville Wright Gary Perry Mack Maffett Hill Barnitz YMCA

Piano Recital By Girls' Club Students Saturday

Piano students of Mrs. V. C. Thompson and Mrs. Andrew Szabo will perform in a public recital Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Girls' Club. Participants include Gwen Evans Gail Evans Jame s Van Gilder Susan Perkins Patsy Doistozsi Roberta Sutza Teresa Lutz Shirlee Banzhaf Joan Imhoff Nancy Haney Mark Trotta Fran Wilkins Linda Wigginton Patty Kinder Davyl House Debbie Beall Taylor Howard Rhonda Minehart Nancy Simpson Linda Simpson Mary Susan Bergdail and Karen Barnes. The instructors are certified by the Ohio Music Teachers Association Music Teachers National Association and the National Guild of Piano Teachers.

V. C. Thompson Andrew Szabo Szabo Gwen Evans Gail Evans James van Gilder Susan Perkins Patsy Doistozsi Roberta Sutza Teresa ‘Lutz Shirlee Banzhaf Joan Im‘hoff Nancy Haney Mark Trotta Fran Wilkins Thompson Linda Wiggington Patty Kinder Davyl House Debbie Beall Taylor Howard Rhonda Minehart Nancy Simpson Linda Simpson Mary Susan Bergdail Karen Barnes Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Music Teachers’ National Association The National Guild of Piano Teachers

May 4 Bride Wedding Planned for Eckhart McCray Pair

Misa Ann Eckhart bride elect of Martin McCray to wed May 4 at Miamisburg Lutheran Church. Centerville party hosted by Mrs Ewing honors her. the Eckhart family from Springboro and Centerville listed among guests.

Misa Ann Eckhart Martin McCray E. C. Ewing Centerville Harry Eckhart Springboro Eckhart McCray Perry McCray Harry Eck ‘Hart Clara Eckhart Frank Bishop R. T. Eckihart David Duvall Miamisburg Lutheran Church

Pythian Sisters Observe 52nd Anniversary in Lafayette

The Lodges Pythian Sisters of Lafayette marked the 52nd anniversary with a dinner at Knights of Pythias Hall. Bessie Lytle served as mistress of ceremonies and introduced lodge officers while A F Butch and Sheila Vice provided music. Guest speaker Miss Helen Weinberger shared travel experiences. arrangements were overseen by George Root Dora Fouts Albert Duvall and Bessie Lytle.

Pythian Sisters of Lafayette Lodge Knights of Pythias Bessie Lytle A. F. Butch Sheila Vice Helen Weinberger George Root Dora Fouts Albert Duvall Lytle

Dessert idea: vanilla ice cream with coconut and orange

A quick dessert combines vanilla ice cream topped with toasted coconut and sweetened orange slices for bright citrus sweetness. The brief contrasts creamy cold base with tangy fruit and coconut texture.

Friendship Club hosts dinner marking Mrs Morningstar birthday

Members gathered Monday at Manchester Trading Post for a Friendship Club dinner also honoring Mrs James Morningstar's birthday. Attendees included Mrs Edith Trimble and others. Highland Circle Mothers Study League elected new officers for two years at Ardmore Drive home, with Brazil as the topic of the guest speaker. Twenty seven guests and 21 Lions Auxiliary members attended a Shilitos fashion show after a Lions meeting in Tri County Shopping Center.

Friendship Club Manchester Trading Post James Morningstar Edith Trimble Edward Baker Harold Hall Lillian Osborn Lucille Newbrander Charles Wagner Lucille Rader Herbert Page Morningstar Mabel Crist Monroe Highland Circle Mothers’ Study League R. A Hill Ardmore Drive Frank Hidy Leon Wolfe W. M. Huntzinger G. R. Bowman Cecil Kindred MSL Leon Young James Shackelford Paul Gallaher Brazil Rio de Janeiro J. R. Bowman Trenton Lions’ Auxiliary Shillito's Tri-County Bernard Grueser Trenton First National Bank

Moore elected Valley PIMA chairman

Charles W. Moore Franklin council chairman was elected chairman of the Miami Valley Division of the Paper Industry Management Association at the group’s last meeting of the year in the Manchester Motor Inn. Russell Buck was named first vice chairman with Eugene Forney as second vice chairman and Bernt Beaulieu as secretary treasurer. Moore, superintendent of Maxwell Paper Co., has served 28 years there and 8 years in PIMA. He resides at 629 S Main St Franklin with five children. The Miami PIMA covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. next meeting is Oct 11 at French Lick. A guest speaker, Dr Dan Manson of Oxford Paper Co discussed paper machine head losses.

Charles W. Moore Franklin Council Miami Valley Paper Industry Management Association Manchester Motor Inn Russell Buck Sorg Paper Co Eugene Forney Oxford-Miami Oxford Paper Co West Carrollton Bernt Ossie) Beaulieu Maxwell Paper Co Franklin S. Main St Moore James Stolley The Beckett Paper Co Hamilton Miami Pima French Lick Ind Dan Manson Oxford Pa Co Rumford Maine Miami

Founder's Day Installation Highlights Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter

Xi Epsilon Kappa Beta Sigma Phi chapter installation at Eaton Manor Hamilton last night featured officers installed by Mrs. Joseph Alexander. New president Mrs. Fred Finney, vice president Mrs. Anthony Hurr, treasurer Mrs. Ray Pergram, recording secretary Mrs. Winton Tibbs, and corresponding secretary Mrs. Cecil Wooddell. Seventeen members attended the dinner meeting with Girl of the Year awarded to Mrs. Robert Gray social chair. Decorations matched sorority colors black and yellow with yellow corsages and yellow rosebud bouquets. Brief talks were given by Mrs. Finney and Mrs. Hal Stevens. Hostess members were Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Stevens.

Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Eaton Manor Hamilton Joseph Alexander Fred Finney Anthony Hurr Ray Pergram Winton’ Tibbs Cecil Wooddell Robert Gray Finney Hal Stevens Gray Stevens

Mrs. Bishop Re-Elected Kappa Delta President

The Miami Valley Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta sorority hosted a meeting at First Presbyterian Church with members of other Panhellenic groups. A showing of Operation Abolition preceded a social hour. Mrs Paul Bishop was re elected KD president with Lint as secretary treasurer and Donald Carpenter editor. The next KD meeting will be Sunday April 29 at Miami University.

Miami Valley Kappa Delta Sorority First Presbyterian Church San Francisco Kappa Delta Paul Bishop Marcia Brooks Mike Graney Kenneth Haley Jacque Lint Frederick Nessler Margaret Ann Ruth Philip Worley Middletown Richard Conrad Monroe Dale Duffee Franklin Lint Donald Carpenter Hamilton Miami University

VEFW Plans For Loyalty Day Observance

Members of Miami Valley Post 5809 Veterans of Foreign Wars mapped observance activities for Loyalty Day next Tuesday urging all to fly the American flag. Post Commander Paul Miller noted Loyalty Day became official July 18 1958 by a congressional bill signed by President Eisenhower and presented a national VFW citation to quartermaster Sam Warmoth Jr for membership recruitment.

Miami Valley

Fifteen Scouters Awarded Tenderfoot Badges in Scout Troop

Fifteen members of Boy Scout Troop 22 received Tenderfoot badges last night at Blue Ball Presbyterian Church. Leader Harry B. Hunt presented awards to Steve Holton Clifford Hembree Richard Augsburger Donald Hunt David Taylor Mike McGowan Donald McGowan Johnny Fuhr Mike Bays Hershall Harris Roger Murphy Danny Dome Ed Carpenter Danny Cornett and Clarence Wilkinson.

Boy Scout Troop 22 Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Harry B. Hunt Steve Holton Clifford Hembree Richard Augsburger Donald Hunt David Taylor Mike McGowan Donald McGowan Johnny Fuhr Mike Bays Hershall Harris Roger Murphy Danny Dome Ed Carpenter Danny Cornett Clarence Wilkinson

Navy film The Blue Angels shown at Lions Club meeting

The U. S. Navy film The Blue Angels will be screened during the Lions Club gathering Thursday night at the Manchester Motor Inn.

Blue Angels Lions Club Manchester Motor Inn

Middletown White Shrine Meeting Tomorrow Evening

The Middletown chapter of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Commercial Building on South Main Street. Sojourners Night will be observed and Mrs Edgar Pickel Simer will chair the refreshment committee.

Middletown Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem S. Main Street Edgar Pickelsimer

Vital Statistics Babies and dismissals listed in local notices

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Prichard announce a girl born Tuesday at 417 Curtis Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Sproul report a boy born Tuesday from Middletown Route 1. Mr and Mrs Fred Manns announce a girl born Tuesday on Oxford State Road. Mr and Mrs Walter Miller report a girl born Tuesday at 4605 Roosevelt Avenue. Dismissed: Theodore Alex of West Middletown. Miss Carolyn Bevington of Gratis. Earl Bolt of Trenton. Charles Collins of Yankee Road. Mrs William Davis of Michael Road. Mrs Howard Gall of Ellen Drive. Eugene Geisler of Franklin. Brosee Jones of Waneta Street. Mrs William Kinser of Yankees Road. Mose Landers of Carlisle. Mrs Cecil Layne of Baltimore Street. James Lay, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lay, Ellen Drive. Mrs Donald Long of German Denise McCall, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McCall, Highland Street. Mrs William Reuter of South Avenue. Orbin Rose of Franklin. Earl Smith of Camden.

Lawrence Prichard Curtis St Charles Sproul Middletown Rt. 1 Fred Manns Oxford State Road Walter Miller Roosevelt Ave James Lay Thomas Lay Ellen Drive Donald Long Germantown Denise McCall James McCall Highland St William Reuter South Ave Orbin Rose Franklin Earl Smith Camden

Public Notices of Residents and Families Listed

A stream of names appears with addresses and related family relations. Individuals include Robert Strome Wilbraham John Riley Brentwood St Mrs Jerome Frey Webster St Willis LeForce Sherman Ave Mrs Dollie Briggs Garfield Pamela Bratcher daughter of Ernest Bratcher Trenton Simon Sickle Woodlawn Ave W C Flemings Ninth Ave Marcella Davis daughter Philip Davis Trenton Jimmie Fugate Franklin Herman D Gabbard Holly Mark Andres son Louis Andres Franklin St Samuel Wood Franklin Floyd K Richardson West Middletown Rt 2 Mrs Maggie McClure Fourth Ave Mrs Freddie Hensley Germantown Road Mrs Oliver Cox West Middletown Rt 2 Edward Barker son of Edward Barker Franklin Mrs Manuel Combs August Miss Ruth Diver Filen Drive Mrs Paul Whitley Santa Fe Road Mrs General Combs Franklin Lester Stapleton S Canal St Jerry Brewer Jr Fernwood St Mrs Ernest Fox West Middletown Robert Taylor Flemming Miss Mary Sullivan Frank Mrs Ray Becraft Sheridan

Simon Sickle Woodlawn W. C. Flemings Ninth Ave Marcella Davis Philip Davis Trenton Jimmie Fugate Franklin Herman D. Gabbard Holly Ave Mark Andres Louis Andres Franklin St Samuel Wood Floyd K. Richardson West Middletown Maggie McClure Fourth Ave Freddie Hensley Germantown Road Oliver Cox Edward Barker Manuel Combs August Ave Ruth Diver Filen Drive Paul Whitley Santa Fe Road General Combs Frank

Fire destroys Sunshine Pillow Co in Cadiz area

Cadiz Ohio AP reports a fire gutted the Sunshine Pillow Co factory, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. The one story plant was in a converted motel located between old and new US 22 east of Cadiz.

Cadiz Ohio Sunshine Pillow Co Old New

City County Welfare Talks Over $85 000 Deficit

Hamilton-Butler County officials plan a joint meeting next week to resolve a deficit estimated at 85 000 in the city county welfare program. County commissioners threaten dissolution if city funds are not provided. City finance director Rupert notes shared responsibility but no agreed solution yet. He cites that 53 percent of relief cases involve Hamilton residents.

Hamilton Butler County Charles T. Rupert Warren L. Harding A. R. Maslar

Girl Hurt at School After Swing Fall

Eight year old Sandra Fore fractured both bones in her left forearm falling from a school swing at Jacksonburg School yesterday. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital.

Sandra Fore Jacksonburg Road West Middletown Rt.2 Jacksonburg School Middletown Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

DCS Merle Norman Wilson Australia J. J. Hallowell Robert M. Renick John Sandy Bruce Renick Geelong Charles Moore Valley Pima Howard St. Regis Pap Co Maxwell Plant PIMA Indiana Kentucky Bishop VEFW Angels LIONS Clinton Dupont Hell Lees Rhene Prue N. Broad Theodore Alex Carolyn Bevington Gra Earl Bolt Charles Collins Yankee i Road William Davis Michael Road Howard Gall Eugene Geisler Robert Strome Wilbraham Road John Riley Brentwood St Jerome Frey Webster St Willis LeForce Sherman Ave Dollie Briggs Garfield Pamela Bratcher, Daughter Mrs Ernest Bratcher Lin Lester Stapleton S. Canal St Jerry Brewer Jr Fernwood Ernest Fox Robert Taylor Flemming Road Mary Sullivan Ray Becraft Sheridan Ave All Boy's & Girls
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