Mrs William H Yarber Elected President of Middletown Club
Mrs William H Yarber was elected president of the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs at a Girls’ Club meeting. Other officers include Mrs Cecil Kindred as first vice president and Mrs Karl Banzhaf as second vice president. The event featured a gavel presentation, musical program by the Middletown Boys Choir, and reports on charity work and mental health outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H.yarber
Middletown Federated Women’s Clubs
William H. Yarber
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cecil Kindred
Karl Banzhaf
Millard Bechtel
Ernest Gottman
Sec
Kirk Strodtbeck
J.W. Holman
C. H. Harris
Yarber
Johnny Appleseed
Caldwell & Iseminger Company
Frank Hidy
Britt Kendrick
Mary Lord
Middletown Civic Symphony
Middletown
Optimist Club
Walter Davis
Becky Roof
Che Faro
Gluck
Oklahoma
Eleanor Moon
Gene Young
Clair de Lune
Debussy
Octavio Pinto
Joseph Ballard
Middletown Center
Buckeye Girls
Federation
Carencay Coker
Sarah Strailbeck
Kindred
Norman Trisler
Hamilton
Lower Miami Valley
Federation Board
Profile of America
Kendrick
Education
Current Events
Walker Lewis
Woman’s Club
C. E. Burke
Mayo Williams
Fred Cramer
National Councilor
Nathan Ausubel
Holden
America
Botkin
A. C. Barnes
Monroe
Mrs Hose Speaks At Club Meeting In Middle Town
Mrs Jack Hose R N spoke on Medicine In Flowers before the Middle Town Garden Club. Mrs H V Mercer led the program at Miss Edna Grover's home with co host Mrs Howard Lawrence. Flower of the day and garden arrangement prizes were awarded to numerous members, with Mrs Charles R Hook winning the unusual arrangements honor. Tea table presiders were Mrs Charlies Fendersmith and Mrs A C Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hose
R. N
Middletown
Robert Richardson
C. T. Atkinson
Harold Anness
W. D. Vorhis
Louise Hunter Windsor
Ned Warren
Calvin Skinner
de Leighton
Chalmers Todd
Leighton
Charles R. Hook
Charlies Fendersmith
A. Cc. Neff
Founder's Day Dinner Honors Sorority Chapter
Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi observed Founder's Day with a dinner at the Meadows. Centerpieces featured mums and each member wore a yellow carnation corsage. Mrs. Carl Elam gave the welcome. Mrs. Richard Monroe reviewed the year. Mrs. Ray Pergmann read a commemorative verse. Mrs. Richard Yost read Walter W. Ross’s founder message. Gifts were given to retiring president Mrs. Thomas Ritter and to Mrs. Carl Elam, named outstanding girl of the year. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Elam with aides Mrs. Robert Lubberger Mrs. Howard Kern and Mrs. Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
the Meadows
Carl Elam
Richard Monroe
Ray Pergmann
Richard Yost
Walter W. Ross
Thomas Ritter
Elam
Robert Lubberger
Howard Kern
Ritter
Lutheran Convention Held Here
More than 200 delegates attended the first annual Lower Miami Valley Group meeting of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women. The program featured music by Ada Louise Weishaar and Agatha Evers with the Luther League Quintet, welcomes by Mrs. Lionel Mee Feeter and Mrs. Stanley Wernz, and talks by Rev. Clovis Frank and Mrs. Raymond Kulow. Officers were re elected: J C Young president and Arthur Frey secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Christian Church
Lower Miami Valley
Ohio
Woman's Missionary Federation
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Ada Louise Weishaar
Agatha Evers
Luther League
Sandra Howard
Polly Reinartz
Arlene Frey
Oo George
Sue Ellen Nicks
Lionel Mee- Feeter
Bethlehem Women of the
Church of Middletown
Paul Frey
Sunman
Ind
Louisa Behrens
Stanley Wernz
Finneytown
G. C. Gast
J. C. Young
Middletown
Lower
Lower Miami Valley Group. —For the Morning Session, the Rev. Clovis Frank
Paul Bergdall
Columbus
American Legion
Raymond Kulow
Hubbard
Gast
Arthur Frey
Miami Valley
Church Banquet Voices Guest Speaker Mrs Tseng
Mrs Anthony Tseng will be guest speaker at the Mother Daughter Dessert Banquet sponsored by WSWS First EUB Church May 3 at 7 p.m. in the primary rooms. She topics Red Shoes. Tickets available from Mrs William Mason or Mrs William Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tseng
WSWS
First Eub Church
Tseng
William Mason
William Price
Eleanora Parker
Vance Cribbs
Robert Banker
Charles Conarroe
Delman Whitt
Mrs Skinner Elected President Of Butler County Auxiliary
Mrs. Calvin Skinner was elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society at a luncheon in Gray Gables Oxford. Officers to be installed next month include Mrs. G Richard Hardins president elect and others from Middleton area with Mrs Way Sung New guest speaker describing a crippled children's hospital founded in Shanghai China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Skinner
Butler County Medical Society
Gray Gables
Oxford
G. Richard Hardins
Robert Tennant
Eugene Turner
Gilbert Wagoner
Richard Glins
Kenneth Smith
Middletonians
Hardins
Way Sung New
Western College
Shanghai
China
Homemakers Circle Elects Officers in Meeting at Vannest Ave
The Homemakers Circle 11 elected Mrs Leo Kane president last night at Mrs Phil Fosters home on Vannest Avenue. New officers include Mrs Dale Meese vice president Mrs Myron Swack recording secretary Mrs Victor Shur corresponding secretary and Mrs Robert McWharter treasurer. An installation dinner is set for May 17 at Peerless Pantry in Miamisburg. Guest was Mrs Woody Swope and a donation to the Cerebral Palsy Fund was approved. Co hostesses were Mrs Deal Tendler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kane
Homemakers’ Circle 11
Phil Foster
Vannest Avenue
Dale Meese
Myron Swack
Victor Shur
Robert McWharter
Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Woody Swope
Cerebral Palsy Fund
Deal Tendler
Pythian Sisters Mark 45th Anniversary Dinner
Pythian Sisters LaFayette Temple 379 hosted a 45th anniversary dinner with 70 members and guests at 1044 Central Avenue. Norman Cole led a TV quiz style program with skit participants Bessie Lytle Lucretia Carr Roy Bowling and others and Middletown High School Girls Triple Trio provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dole
Pythian
Lafayette Temple
Central Avenue
Norman Cole
Bessie Lytle
Lucretia Carr
Roy Bowling
Wayne Back
William Byrd
Zeno Brandon
Middletown High School
A. E. Rammer
Cole
Brandon
Bowling
Jerry Brandenburg
C. F. Myers
Carr
Mrs. Pence Heads Auxiliary in 1955 56 Officer Install
The Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3809 installed its 1955-56 officers in a ceremony led by Mrs. Norma Rhodes. New officers include Mrs. Gordon Pence president and Mrs. Louis Warmoth Sr. vice president. A large flag was presented to Girl Scout Troop 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norma Rhodes
Gordon Pence
Louis Warmoth Sr
Sally Miller
Edwin Gillum
Porter Dennis
Ralph Warmoth
Sam Warmoth
George Warmoth
Glen South
Edward Denisi
Wendel Shelton
Larry Wardlow
Rhodes
Travel Notes Highlight Two Domestic Trips and A Navy Return
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Gerber of Stanley Street return from a 10 day stay in New York City where he attended a medical meeting at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Crow complete a two week honeymoon tour through Mexico and New Mexico with a stay in El Paso Texas. Crow, now serving in the Navy, returns to Norfolk Virginia aboard the USS Curituck while his wife remains in Middletown with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Romans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Gerber
Stanley Street
New York City
Memorial Hospital
Robert P. Crow
Mexico
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Crow
Navy
Norfolk, Va
Middletown
Arthur Romans
Blue Lustre cleans carpets and upholstery gently
Blue Lustre foam cleaner works on wall-to-wall carpet oriental rugs and upholstery without sogging or matting. It removes dirt without harsh action and leaves no gummy residue as the foam disappears. A half gallon concentrates for $2.59 cleans about three 9 by 12 rugs at The John Ross Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
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Bess Mitchell
Waller B. Hunt Jr
School of Nursing
J. H. Stalker
Eee
League of Won Voters
William Yarber
Mrs. Hose
Allmark
Maud Muller
Call & Delivery
Reed-Klopp’s
Qroer Imis
Clinton ST
Dial
Mrs. Skinner
Central
Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Pence
U. S
U.S
Second Avenue
Broad & Verity
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