Annual Fellowship Luncheon Highlights Cross Collection
Mrs. Dorman E. Richardson of Franklin spoke on collecting crosses at the Middletown Council of Church Women luncheon at First Christian Church. Her 75 piece collection includes an Ankh cross bought in 1962 in Egypt, believed from 2200 B C. The event featured music by the United Trio and church group remarks and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman E. Richardson
Franklin
Middletown Council of Church Women
First Christian Church
Mary Thatcher
Robert Gloeckler
James Sloan
Council of Church Women
Council
David Gerber
W. S. Conklin
J. Lowrey Miller
Ira Kern
Howard Wilson
Miss Lois Miller to Speak at Mission Banquet
Miss Lois C. Miller, secretary for Interpretation and Education for the de nomina tional Board of Missions, will keynote the April 30 banquet of the Women's Society of World Service at First EUB Church. Her talk will be Mothers and Daughters in Foreign Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois C. Miller
Board of Missions
Women’s Society of World Service
First
EUB
Otterbein Press
Missionary Education For Children and Youth
Division of Women’s Service
Community event participants and committee roles listed
The program features Mrs. Clifford Stearns Mrs. Win Arnold Miss Carol Terry Miss Betty Ann Tutt Mrs. Charles Foutzarro Estella Conarro and committee members Miss Marie Draut and Mrs Charles Fogelman decorating chairs and tables led by Mrs. LeBord Miller and others. Proceeds include dinner tickets handled by Mrs Robert Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
Clifford Stearns
Win Arnold
Carol Terry
Betty Ann Tutt
Charles Foutzarroe
Estella Conarroe
Marie Draut
Charles Fogelman
Ralph DeBord
LeRoy Miller
Anna Jo DeBord
Goebel Conrad
William Price
L. K. Henderson
Shirley Keller Sr
Morning Coffee Honors Ann Elizabeth Cecalek
Miss Ann Elizabeth Cecalek a bride to be of Stephen W Zeller was honored at a coffee at home on Aberdeen Drive Attendees included many named local ladies Miss Cecalek daughter of R F Cecalek of Skaelskor Denmark and formerly Toledo and the groom's parents Mr and Mrs George H Zeller Aberdeen Drive Toledo wedding set for June 13 in Toledo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth Cecalek
Ann Elizabeth Cecailek
Stephen W. Zeller
Robert S. Burns
Aberdeen Drive
Arthur Johnson
J. P. Bruner
William Minck
Robert Hickey
William Stitzel
David Young
William Tyler
John Taylor
John Timmers
Larry Dwiggins
Edward Kuper
Robert Heyer
James Elias
Don McCabe
Glen Selby
Charles Hurst
George Zeller
James Wilkins
Cecalek
R. F. Cecalek
Skaelskor
Denmark
Toledo
George H. Zeller
Wedding Plans Completed for Sorcha Lakes and Spec Hensley
Miss Sorcha Jean Lakes and Spec. 4 Donald R. Hensley have completed plans for their wedding May 2 at 7 30 p m at Grace Baptist Church. The Rev Rex Hensley will officiate at the double ring ceremony with maid of honor Miss Pa Hensley and flower girl Joyce Hensley. Best man Spec 5 Spencer Allen Davis and ushers Spec 4 Robert Moore and William Auchter. A reception in the church social room will follow. Hostesses are Debrah Nichols Vicki Everding and Darlene Jackson. Mrs Lakes is daughter of Mr and Mrs Gentry Lakes Franklin. Mr Hensley is son of Mrs Lora Hensley and the late Merda Hensley Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorcha Jean Lakes
Donald R. Hensley
Grace Baptist Church
Rex Hensley
Pa Hensley
Janie Jackson
Joyce Hensley
Spencer Allen Davis
Robert Moore
William Auchter
Club Women To Attend Convention In Cincinnati
Mrs. Roscoe Kincaid president and Middletown Woman's Central Club members plan to attend the 1954 Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention May 5 to 7 at the Netherland Hotel Cincinnati. The three day event features a fashion show art exhibit and tea with the Ohio Heritage Library painting of the Middletown Armco plant mill in stallation to be shown. Principal speakers include Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff John T. Murphy Crosley Broadcasting Corp president and Miss Carol Lane with brief talks by two officers of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kincaid
Middletown
Woman's Cent
Oni Federation of Women’s Clubs
Netherland Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio Heritage Library
Middletown Armco
Raymond L. Bisplinghoff
John T. Murphy
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
Carol Lane
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women’s Society of Christian Service Meets at Christ Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Christ Methodist Church will gather Monday at 7:30 PM. Speaker Miss Mary Ann Brehany will address the topic In Family and Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Christ Methodist Church
Mary Ann Brehany
Chef Suggests Waldorf Salad in Red Apple Cups
A chef proposes serving Waldorf salad in red apple cups. Hollowed apple pulp is removed to form cups as a crisp fresh presentation for the dish.
Quick Glaze for Doughnuts
Melted sugar is whisked with hot milk to moisten confectioners sugar. Vanilla is added for a simple glaze suitable for doughnuts.
Chapter project and Greek charities noted in Gabon report
Project Of Chapter Made Known Gabon holds a meeting announcing a near monopoly on okoume plywood. The group plans an annual Greek pantries sale fundraiser led by Mrs Pantel and Mrs Revelos. A vote urged the national HQ to adopt the National Society of Crippled Children and Adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabon
John Pantel
John Revelos
National
Washington, D. C
National Society of Crippled Children and Adults
George Cavalaris
Sts. Constantine and Helen
Cavaleris
Charles Jonson
Pantel
Bad contracts paid off in Gold Cup bridge grand slam
In a Gold Cup match between Glasgow and Edinburgh, Albert Benjamin as South pursued a seven diamond contract despite North holding only two kings. After a club lead and heart hazards, he ruffed clubs, cashed six trumps, and finished with the ace of hearts, heart ruff, and last trick queen of hearts to seal the grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Benjamin
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Benjamin
North
West
East
Declarer
Een
Caucasians Edge Japanese as Hawaii Population Grows
In Hawaii, Caucasians become the largest racial group for the first time, surpassing Japanese. The state reports an 11.7 percent population increase since 1960, totaling 714,092 residents including 125,602 military personnel and dependents, with Caucasians at 36.5 percent and Japanese at 29.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
State Department of Planning and Economic Development
Sweden Reaches High Electricity Access Rate
About 98 percent of Sweden’s population has access to electricity, reflecting extensive rural and urban coverage and strong energy infrastructure across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Vital Statistics Report Births and Recitals
Mr and Mrs Bruce Baker of 2802 Stevens Ave announce a girl born yesterday Mrs and Mr Garnet Stewart of 104 E 7th St Franklin report a girl born today in the same city hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Baker
Stevens Ave
Yester
Garnet Stewart
E. 7Th St
Franklin
Hospital Births and Listings From Local Residents
A compiled list includes Miss Della Mayor of Girard Ave, Mrs. Ora L. Day of Trenton, Mrs. Leslie Stewart Jr of Franklin, Mrs. Ann Elliott of Sherman, and numerous others noted by address. The roll names residents across multiple streets and towns, featuring infants and relatives in the community directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Ora L. Day
Trenton
Leslie Stewart Jr
Franklin
Ann Elliott
Sherman Ave
Luke Gravett
N., Marshall Rd
Hattie Cartier
Dayton
Grover Carter
Iglehart
Operation Hush At Air Base Changes Takeoff Procedures
Paine Air Force Base initiates a hush operation to protect newborn minks. Local mink ranchers sought quiet conditions fearing stress from loud takeoffs. The Air Force will alter takeoff and landing paths temporarily to prevent mink fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Base
Everett
Paine Air Force Base
Air Force
Salesman Kissed Housewives in Danbury Court
Danbury Connecticut AP reports Counsellor Vincent J Ceccarelli 38 Swatford explained the salesman was just being sociable when he kissed two housewives to congratulate a mother of a new baby The judge found Ceccarelli guilty of breach of the peace and fined him 25 dollars for each kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Vincent J. Ceccarelli
Swatford
J. Robert Lacey
William Sullivan
Circuit Court
Ceccarelli
Night blooming flowers attract bats in Arizona
Some species of night blooming flowers are adapted to attract bats to ensure pollination. The long nosed bats of Arizona favor blooms of the giant saguaro cactus.
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Arizona
Homemade Cake Mix Entertains Cooks and Guests
A feature on making a homemade cake mix with steps for mixing, storing, and baking ideas. Includes recipes for Chocolate Feather Cake Up-Side-Down Cocktail and Raisin Spice Cake with detailed measurements and methods.
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Richardson
The
Toledo Ywca
Travelers Aid
Chet Cottongim
Woman's Society of
Host Church
Edwin Bobbitt
Henry Yount
James Lyon
Jame Crowe
Lawrence Weidle
Harlan Carr
Lois Miler
de Poert
Taerata
Porites
T.m.a
Borden’s
Hattie Carnegie
Paula Prentiss
Charles ST
Moving & Storage
B. Jay Becker
South Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Martha Ditmeyer
Arnold
Steve Balon
Irmgard Balon
Grand Ave
Jacqueline Profitt
Wendell Proffit
West Middletown
Harry O'Neill
Taylor Ave
Charles Mcnttosh
Charles Mcintosh Sr
Alva Bussard
Germantown
Terri Barber
Wilburn H. Thomas
S. Jeffery
Garland Million
Howe
Robert Staples
Park St
Gleng G. Adams
Vandeveer
Gerstle N. Haggard
Frank Sanford E. Henderson II
Sanderson Henderson II
S. Main
James Bungardner
Oxford State
Delano W. Weils
Hughes St
Jessie Roe
Logan Ave
Raymond Carberry Jr
Dixie Hwy
Donald Oswalt Jr
Stanley
Johnnie Lewson
Rufus
Ben Barnes
Arthur Lewellyn
Tytus Ave
Clayton Blanton
Roosevelt
Mrs. C. D. Craft of
J. W. Flowers of
Kensing
Enter Union Sanitary’s Weekly
Walker Hamilton
Cedar Ave
Natal Pass
Contest Avenue
West Content Avenue
Grand Yaeste
Cecily Brownstone
Clee
Hard OF
Manchester
Central & Highview
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