Ramblers Club elects Baker president at Mansfield meeting
Ramblers Club last night elected D. R. Baker president for the coming year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight on Holly Drive. Officers include Mrs Edward Jones as vice president, Mrs. Knight as secretary, and Mrs. P F Johnson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers Club
Ralph Knight
Holly Drive
D. R. Baker
Edward Jones
Knight
P F. Johnson
Baker
E. H. McCandlish
Middletown Garden Clubs Plan May Program and Election
The Middletown Council of Garden Clubs met at Ranch Inn with nine clubs represented. Norbert Werner of the Men's Horticulture Society attended. A ticket sales report for the May 1 flower arranging program at Roosevelt Junior High, with Dorothy Biddle speaking, was given by C. C. Clark. The program starts at 8 p.m. and delegates will assist. Special prizes will be awarded. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Clark. A nominating committee for officer slate was named by president Mrs. Bauzer, with Ed Wiseman as chairman and members Mrs. Buchert and Mrs. Dennis. James L. Cast reported on the scheduling committee for the fall show themed Its Fashionating. The next council meeting is July 20 at Mrs. Goforths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clark
Carl Bau‘er
Ed Wiseman
Charles Buchert
Wendell Dennis
James L. Cast
Charles Goforth
Miss Tudino Honored At Open House Before Providence Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Land hosted an open house at Milston Road residence for Miss Tullia Tudino of Providence who is engaged to Middletonian Lt. (jg) Richard McIntire. Guests included Miss Marcia Fenny of Newport and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kissinger of Greenville. A second party was given by Mrs. Floyd Bender on Batsey Drive. The wedding is set for August 11 in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Fenny
Newport
R. J
Warren Kissinger
Greenville
Miss Tudino
Floyd Bender
Batsey Drive
Lt. McIntire
Providence
Mrs Townsend Reviews Book For Current Literature Group
Mrs Dwight Townsend reviewed The Coming Fury by Bruce Cotton at a Current Literature Group meeting hosted by Mrs Elmo Lingre on Linden Avenue. Assisting were Mrs Robert McConnaughy and Mrs Alan Crout. 11 members and one guest Mrs Harold Lump of Chillicothe attended. Next meeting set for May 25 at Mrs R W Thomas on Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Lingre
Linden Avenue
American Association of University Women
Dwight Townsend
Bruce Cotton
Robert McConaughy
Alan Crout
Harold Lump
Chillicothe
David Morgan
R. W Thomas
Grand Avenue
Federation Gives 61 Ball Proceeds to Middletown Hospital
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs presented a $3,397.01 check to Walter A. Mischley hospital administrator and Ann Middlemiss director of nursing at the charity ball’s final general meeting at the Girls' Club. The fund will cover the hospital pillow speaker system balance and buy window air conditioners for wards and private rooms. A slate of new officers was announced, and Miss Happye West presided in Aubley’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Weiker
Sheree Combs
Lynnette Cress
Marcia Crout
Rita Dull
Linda Dye
Cissy Hursh
David Hursh
Lou Ann Inwood
Ralph Irons
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Middletown Hospital
Irons
Fred Yoder
Walter Mischley
Walter A. Mischley
Ann Middlemiss
Federation
Mischley
Ellen Aubley
Happye West
Golf Committees Named At Luncheon
Luncheon at Brown's Run Country Club introduced 1962 golf committees for the Ladies Day program starting May 3 and running Thursdays through Sept 27. Mrs. Donald G. Osborne chaired the season with 60 attendees. Francis Marzoli, club pro, noted 1962 rule changes and speed-up measures. schedules include handicap tournament June 14-15 and Louise Suggs best ball handicap July 19-26. Regular 18-hole play starts in threesomes. 9-hole play in twosomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Donald G. Osborne
del Meyer
R. L. Davidson
Russell Anness
M. L. Johnston
D. M. Yost
Walter B. Evans
E. C. Haselton
Harry Bedford
J. H. Martindale
W. A. Danner
W. T. Thorn
Tom Mc Murray
Ralph Wright
Victor Carpenter
Fred Winslow
Francis Marzoli
Louise Suggs
Decorations Readied For Fenwick Booster Hop
The Fenwick Booster Club hosts a Saturday dance at the National Guard Armory with a barnyard theme. Live chickens, a chicken coop set, a mobile rooster, egg table decorations, and Bob Hannahs Combo performers mark the event. More than 245 couples reserved. proceeds fund Fenwick High School gym equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
Fenwick
Fenwick Booster Club
Bob Hannah
Millers Host Rehearsal Dinner for Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller of Dix Road host the rehearsal dinner for their son Fredric Lee Miller and Miss Emily Jean Schultz at Geyers Restaurant Xenia tonight. The party precedes the ceremony at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. Attendants, relatives, and guests including the Diehms Chenoweths Haines Hoff White Newman Miller Over Schultzs and Edward Schultz attend and gifts will be given for the attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
Dix Road
Fredric Lee Miller
Emily Jean Schultz
First Methodist Church
Xenia
Millers
Geyer
Willard E. Haines
Tom Hoff
James White
Sanford Newman
Edward Millier
Barbara Over
Marjorie J. Schultz
Edward Schultz
Soap Sets Stain In Fruit Notice
A brief guide notes that fruit stains are best rinsed with clear water. It warns that soap can set stains further, suggesting immediate rinsing to prevent permanent marks.
Club Plans Ladies Day Bridge Party
The second ladies day bridge luncheon of the new season at Forest Hills Country Club is set for next Wednesday May 2 at the lodge on Manchester Road. Arrangements committee includes Mrs Thomas Moon Mrs Thomas Wenzel and Mrs John Halbig. Reservations with Mrs Halbig by Monday noon. Activities begin at 10 a.m. luncheon served at 12 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Manchester Road
Thomas Moon
Thomas Wenzel
John Halbig
Halbig
Arlington Ave
Program On Music Given By Mrs Griffin
Mrs Norman Griffin presented a music appreciation program at a Contemporary Topics Study Group meeting of the American Association of University Women held at Mrs Paul Christianson’s Lopane Avenue home. She featured records from the Middletown Public Library. Attendees included Mrs Walter Newman guest and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Griffin
American Association of University Women
Paul Christianson
Lopane Avenue
Griffin
Middletown Public Library
Walter Newman
Luke Sickle
Richard Henry
Marilyn Herrmann
Carl Karrer
Edward Loewe
John Norton
David Smith
Churches Speakers Highlight Zion Lutheran Women Meeting
In a Zion Lutheran Church gathering of Women of the Church Mr and Mrs Antonio Rivera served as guest speakers recounting economic and social hardship across South America. Rivera showed color slides of city and rural life while his daughters sang folk songs and his wife interpreted. Weidle directed a brief business session culminating in a special hour. Seventeen Eva Martin Circle members met at First Baptist Fellowship Hall where Mrs James LeGrand spoke on Churches for New Times and Mrs Alva Taylor led Bible study. Hostesses led by Mrs Howard L Johnson included several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Rivera
Women of the Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Rivera
Latin America
South America
Lawrence Weidle
Eva
Gloves Need Care For The Woman Of Distinction
Long white gloves mark the woman of distinction. They must be washed clean after every wearing to maintain proper etiquette and appearance.
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Mr. Baker
Mr. Bromfield
Mansfield
Council
Trenton High School
Shaddock’s Markets
Central Ave
Germantown Rd
Jury Club
Jetta Goldman
Busy Bee Mothers’ Club
Judy Bowman
Gracious Grandmothers’ Club
Gamma
Cristonians
ITOPS
C. E. Smith
Robert Hannah
Earl H. Bonniville
Maurice Rohrkemper
W. K. Robinson
Greenex Ladd
Meyer
Irving
Richard M. Wilson
Stanley Watkins
Peter Rudokas
Joseph Takach
al Nori
Robert White
Herbert Lawson
Joe Capozzi
Dave Smith
Matthew Foley
New
Fenwick High School
James Guyler
John Whiteman
Nicholas Cornella
Joe Herr
Arden Swope
Don Daly
Ken Ditmyer
All Boy's & Girls
S. Main ST
Merle Norman
Manchester JR. HI
Manchester RD. Top OF Hill
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