Sorority Rush Party Embraces Hawaiian Theme
Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a rush party last evening with soft lights, dreamy music, grass skirts, and a style show. Miss Martha Proctor and Mrs. Gordon Aldridge won prizes in a hula contest. New rushee is Mrs. Charles Farquer. Model meeting set for May 6 at YMCA.
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Beta Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Gordon Aldridge
Martha Proctor
Aldridge
Charles Farquer
Beta Zeta
YMCA
Wildwood Ladies Golf Class A Match Highlights
Women of Wildwood Golf Club played a Class A 18 hole Ladies Day match returning for lunch. Mrs M B Sanderson won low gross in Class A and Mrs Alton Combs took low net. Class B saw Mrs Robert Smith with low gross and Mrs J C McClure low net. Class C winner was Mrs Gordon Nein with low gross and Mrs Edgar Westfall low net.
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Wildwood Golf Club
M. B. Sanderson
Alton Combs
Robert Smith
J. C. McClure
Gordon Nein
Edgar, Westfall
Mrs Poppel Speaks at ESA Founders Banquet
Mrs Gene Poppel president of Ohio State Council of ESA was guest speaker at the Founders Banquet of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at the Springfield Entry Club. She officiated a pledge pin ceremony and installed seven new members with Mrs Lillard Lee assisting.
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Gene Poppel
Ohio State Council of Esa
Epsilon Sigma
Springfield
Poppel
Lillard Lee
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Oe
Senior Choir Honors May 17 Bride-Elect
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Senior Choir honored Miss Mildred Baird with a kitchen gadget shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Fisher on Blue Ball Pike. Prizes went to Miss Baird Miss Marlene Swank and Miss Jan Treadway. The couple to be wed May 17 includes Carl D. Hollon and Mildred Baird with Rev. Bryan H Sprague officiating at First Baptist Church.
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Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Mildred Baird
Paul Fisher
Blue Ball Pike
Miss Baird
Marlene Swank
Jan Treadway
Mary Lou Baird
Lucy Sprague
Barbara Shatto
Bernice Hendrickson
Robert Hinkle
Barbara Taulbee
Delores Deck
Patty Frame
Erlene Davis
Beverly Whitehed
Joanne Baird
Baird
Carl D. Hollon
First Baptist Church
Bryan H. Sprague
Travel Notes from Cincinnati University Club Visit
Mr and Mrs Roland Hess of Aberdeen Drive visited the University Club in Cincinnati last night with Mr and Mrs B J Auburn Mr and Mrs J R Erbe and A T Lesnick all of Pittsburgh Pa Also visiting were Mr and Mrs F Morris Witt of Houston former Middletown residents and Mr and Mrs Harold W of Central Ave A few days later Mr and Mrs Russell Weatherwax of Central Ave returned after a three week vacation in North Redington Beach St Petersburg Fla
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Roland Hess
Aberdeen Dr
University Club
Cincinnati
B. J. Auburn
J. R. Erbe
A. T. Lesnick
Pittsburgh
F. Morris Wittlinger
Houston, Tex
Middletown
Harold W
Central Ave
Russell Weatherwax
North Redington Beach
St. Petersburg
Fila
Picture Couple Visit Returns Home From Kansas City
Pic and Mrs. Boyd Smith of Manhattan Kansas returned home after visiting their parents Mrs Austin Smith of Monroe and Mr and Mrs John Collinsworth of Greentree Road Private Smith is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas
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Pic
Boyd Smith
Manhattan
Kan
Austin Smith
Monroe
John Collinsworth
Greentree Rd
Smith
Ft. Riley, Kan
Mrs Hurst Hosts Monthly Club Social With Bingo
Mrs. Richard Hurst entertained the Once-a-Month Club at her Curtis Street home last evening. A social hour featured bingo and clever prizes. Mrs. Hurst won the door prize. Announced for the next meeting, Miss Roberta Gephart will be hostess.
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Richard Hurst
Curtis St
Hurst
Roberta Gephart
St Mary's Church Buys Cramer House for Investment Use
The St Marys Catholic Church at Oxford has purchased the H L Cramer house and lot south of the church. Rev A L Schreck said the property will be rented for investment until a definite use is planned.
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Oxford
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
H. L. Cramer
A. L. Schreck
Mrs R Gardner Speaks At Spring Council Meeting
Middletown Regional Council of National Council of Catholic Women met at the Girls' Club where president Mrs Robert Gardner traced the groups founding in World War I and described its growth to youth, family life, and displaced peoples work. The council plans housing for three government sponsored foreign exchange students in Cincinnati Archdiocese and reported a large layette shipment overseas plus a clothing drive yielding over two hundred garments. Germantown hosted a tea with Mrs W Weese and Miss Catherine Miller at the table. Trenton will host the July 29 gathering.
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Middletown
National Council of Catholic Women
Thier
Robert Gardner
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Cincinnati Archidoceses
Germantown
W. Weese
Catherine Miller
Trenton
Health Day Hostesses Named for Civic Association Exhibit
Mrs. Jack Hose and Mrs. Fred Brosius announce hostesses for Health Day Exhibit to be held Friday in the Civic Association auditorium. Medical Auxiliary aids with displays as the event becomes an annual affair. Hostesses include Mrs. Clarence McDonald, Mrs. William Neel, Mrs. Joseph Teil, and many others. Civic Association Health Day opens Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Jack Hose
Fred Brosius
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Civic Association
Clarence McDonald
William Neel
Joseph Teil
Gordon Nein
Roger Williams
Maurice Rohrkemper
Glenn Dougherty
Ralph Parmenter
George Staley
Garwood Wells
James Finley
Clarence Crout
R. C. Dunn
Charles Jay
Carl Rentschler
Lawrence Lackey
Clair Tieman
Edgar Morman
E. H. McCandlish
Paul Berry
Charles Maertz
The
Founder's Day Dinner Celebrates Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its Founder s Day dinner last evening at the Peerless Pantry in Miamisburg. The group marks its twenty first year as a cultural and philanthropic organization for young women with yellow rose corsages at every plate. After dinner short talks were delivered by Mrs. William Bergmann Mrs. Anthony Hurr and Mrs. Richard Monrow. The Ritual of the Jewels ceremony for members who finished their pledge period was conducted and Mrs. James South Mrs. Robert Curtis and Miss Loriie Hampton received jeweled pins signifying full membership. Mrs. Bergmann the president led the ceremony, with guest Mrs. Paul Richardson from the South Dakota chapters attending.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Peerless Pantry
Miamisburg
Beta Sigma Phi
William Bergmann
Anthony Hurr
Richard Monrow
James South
Robert Curtis
Loriie Hampton
Bergmann
Paul Richardson
South Dakota
Coming Up Assembly 68 Rainbow for Girls Program
The Prosser chapter OES holds a meeting on May 3 at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple followed by a variety program led by Miss Betty Riggs with Rainbow officers serving refreshments. Homemaker Circle Seven meets at Mrs. A M Laren 2904 Armco Drive for a 6 30 p.m. covered dish dinner and installation of new officers.
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Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Prosser Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Betty Riggs
Rainbow
Homemaker Circle Seven
A. M. Laren
Armco Dr
Ronald Smith
Legion Committee Sets Today Meeting on Roads and Cox Home
The Community Service Committee will meet at the Legion Home at 4 p.m. to discuss improving Middletown highway approaches and building a home for George Cox Middletown’s only World War II paraplegic veteran. A subcommittee report is promised and funds exist to start Cox's home though contracts and planning details remain undecided.
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Community Service Committee
Legion Home
Middletown
George Cox
John A. Ingwersen
J. S. Paxton
Division 8
Ingwersen
Cox
Boy 11 Involved In Theft Of Car Gets Suspended Term
An 11 year old from Hamilton received a suspended sentence to Boys Industrial School after appearing before Judge Oscar Leiser on a case connected to the theft of a car from Lawrenceburg Indiana. He was arrested April 8 with a 13 year old companion who has already been sent to BIS. State Patrol noted the younger youth was not the ringleader but present during the theft.
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Hamilton
Oscar Leiser
Lawrenceburg
Ind
B.I.S
Route 4
Cincinnati
Grease Fire Damages Truck Load of Junk Scrap
A grease covered load of scrap iron and steel caught fire around 1:30 pm Tuesday, ignited by a cigarette butt. Damage to the bed of Garrett Brewer’s truck occurred at the Garfield Street and Hudson Avenue corner, with two fire companies responding.
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Garrett Brewer
Garfield St
Hudson Ave
Candidates For Legion Will Be Selected Tonight
The Post 218 nominating and advisory committees meet at the Legion Home at 8 p.m. to choose a slate for the June election. Russell Stevens Jr. chairs the nominating panel. They will name a commander three vice commanders a finance officer a chaplain and three executive committeemen. Any candidate off the slate may file a petition with 25 member signatures within 10 days.
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Post 218
Legion Home
Russell Stevens
Tony
Post
Stevens
Wednesday and Thursday Meetings for Local Organizations
A listing of events including National Guard Company D meetings at 7:30 p.m. at 2100 South Main Street on Wednesday and various group gatherings on Thursday such as the Council of Churches breakfast at Calvary Methodist Church and multiple club meetings at Manchester Hotel the YMCA and other venues with times from noon to 8 p.m. plus a Dog Training class at South Main Street Armory and additional lodge and Auxiliary sessions.
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
South Main St
Council of Churches
Calvary Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Lions Club
Longview Social Service League Board
Y.M.C.A. Toastmasters Club
Gardner
Alpha Council 326
Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
C.F. Lodge
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Moose Officers and Lodge
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Wildwood Golf Ladies
Esa
Dots
Dot’s Beauty Shop
Finisa
GC. Murphy Co
Adrian
Church
DODDS
Verity Parkway
14Th Avenue
Ohio
Woodside Cemetery
R. Gardner
Legion Committee
N. Clinton St
Squire Otto Graffner
Millville
Loren Steele
Waynesville
Squire J. E. Banker
Lebanon
Ernest Howell
Dayton
Squire Hobart Mercer
Maud
John Thornton
Reading
Squire Mercer
Dave Roberts
Franklin
Harry Mullen
Springboro
Theoford Whittaker
Tuley Rd
Squire
William Fraser
Ivo Bright
Clinton St
Vaughn Pleasant
Madiera
Kenneth Moore
Foster
Earl Weller
Wilmington
Squire Lammie Bailey
Judson Woodward
Columbia Ave
Douglas Shafer
Ray Ross
Jesse Martin
James Duff
South Broad St
Eugene Allen
Paul Connaroe
Richmond
Courtney Brewer
Ohio Ave
Tom Knox
Lafayette Ave
Thomas Linn
David Sisson
Lloyd Rider
Marilyn Bronstein
Detroit
William Dodson
Kenneth Lawson
Russell Wolford
Forein Armitage
Newport
Sherwood
Gaylord Mahoney
Ft. Worth
Texas
Harold Dakin
Neil Daniels
Chillicothe
Roy Hoffman
John R. Giles
Bertha Giles
Graffner’s Court
Davidson Photo Shop
Legion
Blythe-Williams Post
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron
Masonic Lodge
Trades and Labor Council
Plas
Atc
Office Outfitters Inc
N. Main ST
Niel Buckley
Wpfb Star
Usi
Central
CITY
Howard
Hack” Wilson
Butler County
Fine County
Howard F. Wilson
Mark T. Brown
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