Middletown Garden Club awards given at spring meeting
Twenty nine members gathered at Mrs. Paul Woodward’s home for the Middletown Garden Club spring meeting. Awards wer e announced for flower of the day and unusual exhibit with ribbons going to Mrs. George Leighton Mrs. Stanley Watkins and Mrs. C T Atkinson plus blue ribbons for best specimen. Last year’s overall prize winners were honored for decorative bird houses while Denny Schwartz of Cincinnati spoke on the Little Miami River Valley. Tea followed the event with yellow snapdragon and white mum centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Garden Club
Paul Woodward
George Leighton
Stanley Watkins
Robert Vorhis
Jeannette Niederlander
Leighton
C. T. Atkinson
Bes
Denny Schwartz
Cincinnati
Little Miami
Area Pair Law Vows Area Pair Law Vows
Sandra Louise Hayes and Paul E. Patterson announced their marriage. The ceremony was April 8 at 11 30 a.m. in Richmond Indiana at First Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Heedlie Cobb officiating. Attendants were Mrs Earl Gabbard Jr and Ron Kline. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Hayes of Waynesville and is employed at Kettering Memorial Hospital. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs George Patterson and is in the U S Army stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Louise Hayes
Paul E. Patterson
George Patterson
Springboro
Lowell Hayes
Waynesville
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richmond
Ind
Heedlie Cobb
Earl Gabbard Jr
Ron Kline
Miamisburg
Card Party Tickets Available at Sportsman's Club
Tickets will be available at the door tonight for a card party sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Sportsman's Club. The event starts at 8 at the Sportsman’s Club on Michael Road with Mrs. Robert Evans as general chairman. Proceeds support auxiliary projects. Members will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Club
Michael Road
Robert Evans
Shower Held for May Bride Barbara Masoner
A first pre nuptial event for Barbara Masoner and William E. Sample was hosted Sunday at the home of Mrs. Robert Hart in Franklin. Guests included Mrs. Edward Sample, Mrs. Larry Litsch, Mrs. Naomi Bailey, and many relatives. The couple will wed May 14 at St Marys Church in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Masoner
William E. Sample
James Thomas
James Grisson
James Roether
Robert Hart
Park Avenue
Franklin
Edward Sample
Larry Litsch
Naomi Bailey
Darryl Bishop
Donna Hart
Sandy Hart
Leo Burney
Jim Swallow
Margaret Reed
Fred Reed
Sharon Jones
Chuck Staley
Robert Evans
John Masoner
Joe Gribble
Jerry Lehman
Harold Brown
Wayne Tinch
Miss Masoner
Sample
St. Mary's Church
John H. Masoner
Dayton - Oxford Road
Edward F. Sample
Homemakers Circle 10 to Hold Spring Dinner May 23
The Homemakers Circle 10 announces its annual spring dinner for May 23 at the Holiday Inn. Officers named include President Mrs. Ashcraft, Vice President Mrs. Ebel, Secretary Mrs. Erbacher, and Treasurer Mrs. Dresbach. A donation to the Salvation Army Kiddies Picnic was approved. Guest speaker was Mrs. Kent Little on Investment Securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle 10
Holiday Inn
H. S. Kerr
George Bryan
Charles Ashcraft
Ronald Ebel
H. A Erbacher
O. T.dresbach
Salvation Army Kiddies
Kent Little
David Peacock
Miss Future Secretary Title To Be Revealed Tomorrow Night
A Miss Future Secretary contest will be held tomorrow night at the Manchester Motor Inn as four finalists compete before three judges. The event, part of Secretaries Day activities, features seniors Brenda Eisele and Carol Murphy from Lemon Monroe High School FSA and Anita DiNardo and Sharon Jones from Middletown High. Judges include Harry D. Pratt, Dorothy Wirts, and Ruby Weidner. The winner earns a $100 scholarship. others receive a Tift.
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Manchester Motor Inn
National Secretaries Association
NSA
Future Secretaries Association
Lemon- Monroe High School
Brenda Eisele
Carol Murphy
Middletown High
Anita DiNardo
Sharon Jones
FSA
Harry D. Pratt
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Dorothy A. Wirts
Miami University
Ruby Weidner
C. Wil
Fiancee of Joseph Bendel feted at Cincinnati shower
Miss Claire King of Cincinnati, engaged to Joseph Mark Bendel, celebrated at a combined get acquainted party and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. William Bendel Sr at Brentwood Street. Attendees included many Bendel family members and friends. The couple plans to marry June 18 at St. Saviour Church in Rossimoyne Ohio.
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Claire King
Cincinnati
Joseph Mark Bendel
William Bendel Sr
Brentwood Street
Gerald Davis Jr
Paul Szabo
William Wade
Zella Newkirk
Carol Bendel
Robert Curtis
Susan Sallie
Clinton Sallie
Lafayette Curtis
William Bendel Jr
Bernard Brannon
May Waites
Paul Wilch
Morgan Neal
Elizabeth Stultz
Phoebe Schmidt
Loretta Minzler
Bert Howell
Gladys Margerum
Louis F, King
Bendel
William Bendel
St. Saviour Church
Rossimoyne
Ohio
Teachers Entertain Bosses At Program
Phi Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa for Teachers hosts a dinner in the Student Union Building Oxford with Loyd Stephens of Marathon Oil presenting Prescription for Progress and discussing petroleum miracles. Guests include school superintendents and many principals from Middletown Madison Lebanon Roosevelt Wildwood Sherman Spring Hill Lincoln and Peastown schools. Hostesses were Miss Ruth Yinger Mrs Hermitt Williston and Miss Ruth Slade.
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Phi
Alpha Delta Kappa International Sorority
Oxford
Loyd Stephens
Marathon Oil Co
Findlay
Howard Cromwell
Middletown
Darrell Root
Madison Township
Floyd Hann
Madison High
H. H. Lawrence
Plans Readied For St. John's Card Party
The St. John's card party is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the church basement. Steering the spring project are Mrs. Harold Dorn as chair and Mrs. Robert Harmon as co chair with a long list of church women handling prizes tickets decorations and tea table duties. Guests are asked to bring their own card for the game of their choice.
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St. John's
Balaz
Malloy
Harmon
Reece Warmoth
Don Lehman
Emrie Dobrozsi
Joseph Orth
Joyce Hackett
James McGuire
Paul Schmidt
John Wills
Thomas Spisak
Club Hears Zoology Professor On Birds
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club hosted Dr. Robert A. Heffner emeritus Miami University zoology professor who presented a program titled A Study of Birds with color slides of local species and introduced wildflowers. Heffner has recorded 157 bird species in his Oxford sanctuary. 20 members attended the meeting at Mrs. Irvin Dyer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Heffner
Miami University Department of Zoology
Shovel and Hoe Garden Club
Heffner
Oxford
Irvin Dyer
Paul Bishop
William Saunders Jr
Robert Francis
Gerald Miller
E. A. Scanlon
Stephen Zelling
D. H. Malcom
Walter Mischley
Coterie Plans July Dance At Elks Country Club
The Coterie Steering committee met Sunday at the home of dance cochairmen Mr and Mrs Robert Balger to discuss the July 23 dance at Elks Country Club Middletown Hamilton Road. New members accepted were Mr and Mrs Joe Zupan of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Ronald Thompson of Middletown with several couples in attendance. A May 15 planning session at Robert Glass home was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Country Club
Middletown
Hamilton Road
Robert Balger
Joe Zupan
Monroe
Ronald Thompson
Glenn Selby
Tom Pricklard
Rhapsody in Spring Dance Planned by Italian Lodge
The Frank D. Vitori Lodge 2142 of the Order Sons of Italy in America sets Friday as the reservation deadline for Rhapsody in Spring, a public dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday. General chair Carl Amatulli and the Syncopaters will provide music. table reservations can be made with several Amatulli Rivizzino and Castellano couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D
Miss Weishaar Sings With Dayton Group
Ada Louise Weishaar local piano and voice teacher sang with the Dayton Philharmonic Chorus last week in a choral rendition of Carmina Burana by Carl Orff. The piece, a 20th century setting of 13th century poetry, has become highly performed worldwide. Weishaar resides on Crawford Street.
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Ada Louise Weishaar
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Carl Orff
United States
Weishaar
Dayton Philharmonic Chorus
Crawford Street
Violin Not Perfected Until Seventeenth Century
Historical note states the violin achieved its refined form in the 1600s, marking a turning point in string instrument development. The remark emphasizes the instrument’s maturation through key makers of that era and the shift from earlier designs to the modern violin outline.
Conference Delegates Named May AAUW Meeting Planned
Miss Nancy Slattery and Miss Mildred Winkleman will represent the Middletown Branch of the American Association of University Women at the regional conference May 6-7 in Chicago. More than 1000 women from five midwestern states are expected to attend the parley with speakers including Esther Peterson Jewel Lafontant and Althea Hottel. Announcements were made at the AAUW board meeting at Mrs. Stan ley H. Peltier home. Invitations were sent to the Ministerial Association Council of Churches Toastmasters Club School Board and administration. Guest meetings precede the program with Dr. Dean S. Berkley. The business meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. to ensure the program at 8:15. April 30 workshop in Ashland Ohio will be attended by Slattery Sumner Raische Wallace Powell Winkleman Stettler Fay. Financial committee findings were discussed and May branch policies prepared. Hosts were Mrs. Peltier and Mrs. Stettler.
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Orchard Street
Ministerial Association
Council of Churches
Toastmaster's Club
Dean S. Berkley
Ashland
Ohio
Miss Slattery
Roger Sumner
John Raische
Elizabeth Wallace
Florence Powell
Mildred Winkleman
C. A. Stettler
Betty Fay
Peltier
Stettler
Coteen Cotillion Dance Set at Manchester Motor Inn
A spring dance for Coteen Cotillion members is planned for Saturday at the Manchester Motor Inn. The Ravens will provide music from 7 to 9 p.m. Mothers of members, led by chairman Mrs. James Sexton, handle decorations with a committee including Mrs. J H Waxweiler and others.
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Coteen Cotillion
The
Ravens
Manchester Motor Inn
Mothers of Coteen Cotillion
James Sexton
J. H. Waxweiler
William Miller Jr
Cliff Crawford Jr
Robert L. Harris
Russell Stevens
Walter Roehl
Young Lausche Split On Rural Plan Vote
Sen. Stephen Young and Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio split on a rural development planning bill as the Senate passed the measure 43 to 21. Young voted for it while Lausche opposed, one of only two Democrats to do so. The bill advances to the House for consideration.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
House
Births and out of town notices in vital statistics
Mr and Mrs Elden R Harris 217 Hill St Morrow announce a boy born today. Mr and Mrs Tiboldo Mitchell 4005 Jewell Ave announce a girl born today. Out of town notices list numerous residents with newborns and names including Michael Crockett Maria Bates and Gail Bates among others. James A Ross and family report a girl born April 25 at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden R. Harris
Hill St
Morrow
Tiboldo Mitchell
Jewell Ave
Dale Deardoff
Franklin Rt. 1
Son
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Michael Crockett
Jakie Crockett
Omaha St
Maria Bates
Matt Bates
Calumet Ave
James A. Ross
Third St
Trenton
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Piano pupil to perform at Cincinnati recital
Deborah Ann Burgess eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Burgess of Wicklow Drive will present a piano solo in the elementary recital sponsored by the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Ohio Music Teachers Association at the Taft Museum Sunday at 3 p.m. The program is open to the public. Deborah Ann studies with Wilhelmina McLane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Ann Burgess
James Burgess
Wicklow Drive
Greater Cincinnati
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Taft Museum
Deborah Ann
Wilhelmina McLane
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Holds Monthly Session at Temple Beth Sholom
Twenty six members played the Mitchell movement in the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club monthly session at Temple Beth Sholom. North-south winners included Mrs Vernon Jones and Mrs M L Johnston 642 and others in the 52% range. East-west winners were led by Mrs Gordon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr 67 and other scores around 53%. The May 2 meeting will be a master point session starting at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mitchell Movement
Temple Beth Sholom
Vernon Jones
M. L. Johnston
Stanley Weinstein
C. M. Woodruff
Heber Jones
Ken Shafer
Gordon Nein
Leland Lynch Jr
Richard Fialho
Russell Anness
Robert Nerenberg
Robert Greenwood
Travel Notes on Petry Family Death Mourning Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert F Petry Jr and children of Newark Del and Mr and Mrs Dale E Petry and children of Wood Ridge NJ have returned home after being called here by the death of their father Robert F Petry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Petry Jr
Newark, del
Dale E. Petry
Wood Ridge
N.J
Robert F. Petry
Mars Facts: First Planet Beyond Earth and Its Size
Mars lies beyond Earth as the first planet from the sun. Its diameter is a little more than half of Earth's, emphasizing its smaller scale in the solar system.
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Mars
Earth
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Bernard Skinner
Carl Hurt
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American Association of University Women
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Granada Ave
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N. Broad St
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Andrew St
Gary Bryant
Elk Creek Road
Edward Baker
Excello
Clark Wolf
Catalpa Drive
Mrs
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Hill Ave
William McGahan
Harold Walters
Woodburn Ave
Anthony Root
Yankee Road
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Mayetta St
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Baltimore St
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Johns Road
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Manchester Road
Old Armco Park Gate
U.S
Union Sanitary
Weshly
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