Presentation Of 2 Soloists Highlights Civic Symphony's Final Concert Of Year
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra closed its season with a festive Pop program at Middletown High School. Soloists Bob Burkhardt, a New York baritone, and Earl Jones, a student winner, drew warm applause with arias from Elijah and selections from Carousel and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Miss Wilkerson announced oboist Marcel Dandois will leave next season, prompting regret from regulars.
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Civic Symphony
Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra
Valda Wilkerson
Middletown High School
Bob Burkhardt
New York
Bob
Paris
Portugal
Y's Men’s Club to Pick Officers
Election of officers will be held tomorrow at a dinner meeting of the Y's Men's Club at the YMCA. Candidates for the four posts are Joe Atkinson and John Gillmore for president Larry Schnecker and Don Hardesty for vice president Luther Morris and Robert Root for secretary and Darrell Hatton and Pete McGee for treasurer. Also on tomorrow's program will be two films The Littlest Giant and A Matter of Time.
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Y's Men's Club
YMCA
Joe Atkinson
John Gillmore
Larry Schnecker
Don Hardesty
Luther Morris
Robert Root
Darrell Hatton
Pete McGee
Moss misnomer: ish moss belongs to the pinelapple family
A quirky botanical note explains that ish moss is not a true moss but a member of the pinelapple family, highlighting its surprising classification and naming peculiarity.
Seven Antiques Fair Claims Record Crowd at Armory
More than 2,000 visitors attended the 7th annual Antiques Fair sponsored by the Salvation Army Auxiliary. Chairman Mrs. Gilbert Sheard called it the most successful fair to date and plans for next year are already underway. The accompanying flower show drew 57 entries, with Mrs. E. M. Wiseman winning the grand prize in Old-Fashioned Harmony and multiple winners named in floral arrangements, line, humorous, fruits and vegetables, and children’s division.
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Salvation Army Auxiliary
Gilbert Sheard
B. D. Brock
Raymond Moore
Carol and
Beth Banzhaf
George Manning
Dick West
Paul Back
E. M. Wiseman
Robert McDade
Thomas Moon
Middletown
H. L. Marvin
Dayton
National Council of Flower Shows
Richard Glins
James Howard
Wiseman
Victor Wootan
C. Co. Clark
Jerome Inwood
George Leighton
George Baxter
Vincent Sisson
McDade
Moon
Clark
Wootan
Sisson
Ned Warren
Leighton
Baxter
Ralph Wrigh
Shirley Baxter
Nora Wiseman
Debbie Moon
Madge Wiseman
Linen Shower Honors Miss Mary Ruth Cruse on June First
Mrs Harold Draut Mrs Gus Hanges and Mrs Walter Wendt Sr hosted a linen shower Saturday night for Miss Mary Ruth Cruse and Mr Robert Wendt. Attendees included Miss Pat Hausman Mrs Edward Gaunt Mrs Mark Rusche Miss Lola Ann Cruse and others at the Draut home on Middletown Hamilton Road. The couple will wed June 1 at Crawford Street Church of God.
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Harold Draut
Gus Hanges
Walter Wendt
Mary Ruth Cruse
I Pride
Robert Wendt
Draut Home
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Pat Hausman
Edward Gaunt
Mark Rusche
Lola Ann Cruse
Walter Wendt Jr
Marie Draut
Humphrey Fogelman
Omer Blevins Sr
Wirl Whisler
Robert Asher
Talmadge Haven
Edwin Pugh
Miss Cruse
Mr. Wendt
Crawford Street Church of God
Draut
Hanges
Wendt
Hostesses Entertain For Susan Horn Bride-Elect
Miss Susan Horn, bride elect of Donald T Kierland of Ames Iowa was guest of honor at a Saturday luncheon and linen shower hosted by Mrs Joseph T Riley and her daughter Mrs Frank Maloney of Dayton at the Riley residence on Glen. The gift table featured pink carnations and pink tapers in silver holders. Attending included Mrs S Acheaians Mrs Jacob Martin Mrs Murrell Class Mrs Otto Hein Mrs David Horn Mrs Thomas Strait Mrs Robert Reinartz Mrs Jim Lewis Miss oe Terney and Miss Jackie. Horn and Kierland will marry June 22 at First Methodist Church.
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Susan Horn
Donald T. Kierland
Ames, Iown
Joseph T. Riley
Frank Maloney
Dayton
Riley
Glen
S. A.acheaians
Jacob Martin
Murrell
Otto Hein
David Horn
Thomas Strait
Robert Reinartz
Jim Lewis
Oe Terney
Jackie. Horn
Kiserland
First Methodist Church
Miss Darmody to wed Kelly Smith in May at St Marys
Miss Edith Norris hosted a crystal and miscellaneous shower for Miss Gene Ann Darmody at her 1st Avenue home. Guests included Misses Casimati Blashach Fullen Miller Darmody Norris and several others while prizes went to Casimati Blashach and Darmody. Darmody also attended a preliminary party hosted by Miss Josephine McNary on Clark Street for 18 Maxwell Paper Co coworkers.
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Edith Norris
1St Avenue
Gene Ann Darmody
Kelly Smith
St. Mary's Church
Franklin
Margaret Casimati
Janet Blashach
James Bishop
Joan Fullen
Sue Miller
Robert Yauch
Harry Darmody
Harold Norris
Miss Darmody
Josephine McNary
Clark Street
Maxwell Paper Ca
Travel Notes From Mrs Reynolds And Sister In Law
Mrs Paul E Reynolds of Grand Avenue and her sister in law Mrs George F Fletcher of Warren Road returned Saturday after a two week vacation. The Middletonians visited relatives in Las Vegas Nevada and spent several days in Los Angeles and Van Nuys California.
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Paul E. Reynolds
Grand Avenue
George F. Fletcher
Warren Road
Middletonians
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
van Nuys
Calif
Pre Nuptial Parties Honor Donna Hawkins Bride Elect
A linen shower hosted by Mrs. Cecil Reffitt and Mrs. Clinton Reffitt began the pre nuptial celebrations for Donna Rae Hawkins bride elect of Ronald McKenzie. Gifts and prizes were given, with more parties planned at Holiday House. Guests included Georgiana Luke, Kent Bailey, and Glenna Whisman among others. The Hawkins family and McKenzie families are listed with addresses. The marriage is set for June 1 and attendees include many local friends and relatives.
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Donna Rae Hawkins
Ronald McKenzie
Cecil Reffitt
Clinton Reffitt
Central Avenue
Sawyer
Beth Ham
Carl Gephart
Maurice Reffitt
Glenn Whisman
Raymond C. Hawkins
Louise O'Conner
Carl Ristanee
Gilbert Gable
William Karras
William Westfall
Lammie Bailey
Marguerite Combs
Ed Thinnes
Glenna Whitman
Miss Hawkins
McKenzie
Holiday House
Georgiana Luke
Cincinnati
Kent Bailey
Franklin
Nancy Beck
Carol Back
Glenna Whisman
Faith Hidy
Donna Back
Hammon
Nancy Emrick
Mr. McKenzie
Linden Avenue
Jack McKenzie
Lima
Golf Club Women Tee-Off Luncheon Opens Season
Wildwood Golf Club women plan a Tee-Off Luncheon at the clubhouse with 97 invitees for a noon event and an afternoon of get acquainted activities and bridge. Golf starts May 7 and an invitational for area clubs is set for June 18. Officers include Mrs. Lentz chairing, with Mrs. Kimball as vice chair, Mrs. Healy secretary, and Mrs. Bales treasurer.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Robert Lentz
Lentz
Dee Kimball
James’ Healy
William Bales
Cheese Varieties Catalog Wide American Selections
A note on the broad assortment of cheeses available in American food stores. Consumers are exposed to hundreds of varieties, inviting exploration beyond familiar types.
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America
Rev Schulz Attends Monmouth College Senate Meeting
The Rev Jerome Schulz pastor of the United Presbyterian Church will attend the annual Monmouth College Senate meeting on campus in Monmouth Illinois tomorrow and Wednesday. The forty member group reviews past operations and plans for the future with representatives from official United Presbyterian bodies and the college alumni association. Monmouth, established in 1853, celebrated its 104th anniversary April 18.
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Jerome Schulz
United Presbyterian Church
Monmouth College Senate
Monmouth
Ill
Senate
United Presbyteria Church
College Alumni Association
Club To Hear Ohio History Will Be Talked At Miami
A Civitan Club luncheon at the Manchester Hotel will hear a talk on early Ohio history titled Coonskin Ohio. Rev Mc Eewin will speak, Everett Sherron serves as tomorrow’s program chairman, and the event will begin at noon.
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Coonskin
Ohio
Toln
Miami University
Mc Eewin
Civitan Club
Manchester
Everett Sherron
Tea Honors First Baptist Class Teacher
Miss Lydia Sheafor of Middletown was honored at a church tea marking her long service at First Baptist Church. The Philothea Class teacher for 44 years, she has taught for 65 years and has been a member since 1862. About 70 guests attended the 3 to 5 p.m. gathering in the Fellowship Hall with refreshments and gladioli tulips, chaired by Mrs. Guy Smethers.
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Sheafor Philothea
First Baptist Church
Lydia Sheafor
Mise Sheafor
Middletown
Philathea
Guy Smethers
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