Christmas Meeting of Woman's Century Club Notables
Mrs. Storer and Mrs. Harvey spoke on the first evening of the Christmas meeting. Miss Jess Mitchell and Mrs. L. F. Raine hosted the Girls' Club. Frances Dodds sang, and Harvey detailed Amandan Christmas Shrines. New member Mrs. Earle Seider welcomed by president Mrs. Harrys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. T. Storer
H. B Harvey
Woman’s Century Club
Jess Mitchell
L. F. Raine
Frances Dodds
Arvey
Earle Seider
Harrys
Shrine Members To Hold Christmas Party In Middletown
Middletown Shrine No 35 plans a Thursday evening Christmas ceremony at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 Santa Claus will visit the event Miss Helen Seibert chairs the Christmas bazaar and Mrs Vernon Gose leads refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Shrine No. 35
Masonic Temple
Santa Claus
Helen Seibert
Vernon Gose
Club Christmas Party By La Sertoma Hosts
La Sertoma Club met at the Meadows for its annual Christmas dinner. Mrs. Charles Jay led an exchange and brief business followed by bridge and canasta. Hostesses included Mrs. J. K. Morgan Mrs. Gilbert Sheard and Mrs. Francis Ditmyer. Members plan a husbands’ covered dish dinner January 38 at the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sertoma Club
the Meadows
Charles Jay
J. K. Morgan
Gilbert Sheard
Francis Ditmyer
Girls’ Club
Journal Women Meet At Hotel For Christmas Dinner
A group of 21 Mid wn Journal women employees gathered at Manchester Hotel for a Christmas dinner with all trimmings and a gift exchange. The table boasted bright ornament trees holy and spruce branches and three red tiered candles. Prizes went to Mrs Wade Powers Mrs Riley Freeze Jr Mrs Esther Paul and Mrs Murray Jacobs. Mrs Jacobs led group singing. Miss Mildred Shane and Miss Joyce Skeens directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exch
Midwn Journal
Manchester
Wade Powers
Riley Freeze Jr
Esther Paul
Murray Jacobs
Jacobs
Mildred Shane
Joyce Skeens
Engaged Couple To Wed Dec 26 In Private Church Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Moore announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis to Roy Louis Hardin Jr. Miss Moore is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and secretary for attorney H. Stubbs. Hardin, a Middletown High and Coyne Electrical School Chicago graduate, runs Hardin Radio and Television Service. marriage set for December 26 at the Church of God at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford Moore
Vannest Avenue
Phyllis
Roy Louis Hardin Jr
Roy L. Hardin Sr
Yankee Road
Miss Moore
Lemon - Monroe High School
H. Stubbs
Middletown High Hool and Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Hardin Radio & Television Service
Church of God
Behymer Daughter Corrine to Wed Selvio Dannelli
Mr and Mrs Oscar L Behymer of Lebanon announce the November 26 marriage of their daughter Corrine to Selvio Dannelli. The couple exchanged vows at Resurrection Church in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Behymer
Lebanon
Corrine
Selvio Dannelli
Resumption Church
Cincinnati
Christmas Events Planned by Local Churches and Clubs
Coming Up Willing Workers Class meets Thursday at 6 p.m. for a Christmas dinner and gift exchange in the First Church of God social room. Progressive Mothers' Circle hosts a Christmas party tonight at Holiday House at 8 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Sander hosts a luncheon for LeSourdsville Ladies Aid on Thursday at noon. Monroe Methodist Church WSCS holds a Christmas party and guest night tomorrow at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Progressive Mothers’ Circle
Holiday House
Thomas Sander
C. R. Dakin
Tytus Ave
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid
Monroe Methodist Church
WSCS
Etchison Pate Nuptials Held at First Evangelical Church
Miss Marilyn Sue Etchison and Winner G. Pate wed last Sunday at 4 30 p m in Hamilton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev C K Gebhart with a musical prelude by Mrs Gebhart and Don Suldovsky. Attendants included Ruth Brown maid of honor and Harold Fields best man. The brides gown featured white Chantilly lace while the bridal party wore velvet and floral accents. The couple are Hamilton High School graduates with Mr Pate employed at Fisher Body Division GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hamilton
Marilyn Sue Etchison
Joseph L. Etchison
G. Pate
H. W. Pate
Somerville
C. K. Gebhart
Gebhart
Don Suldovsky
Charles Miller
Harold Fields
Donald Baecker
Ruth Brown
Pate
Hamilton High School
Fisher Body
General Motors
League Members Hear Speakers On Local Constitutional Matters
Mrs. Cecil Kindred explained the Ohio Constitution amendments from the November election and potential League positions at a Middletown unit meeting. Mrs. Dean Phillips outlined annexation territory and tax impacts, while Mrs. Breiel reviewed the county zoning effort and petition drives. A second unit meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 45 p.m. at 211 Ardmore Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Cecil Kindred
League
G. W. Breiel
S. Main Street
Dean Phillips
Middletown
Breiel
Former Professor Speaks At Meeting On Proust
Barrett Mills Hiatt former professor at Wilmington College spoke at the Current Events Club Christmas meeting at the Girls' Club. He discussed Marcel Proust The Récapture of Lost Time and his life and influence. Hostesses included Mrs L T Johnston Mrs J N Christiansen and others. Hiatt noted his success in forming Great Books Foundation Clubs in southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Mills Hiatt
Wilmington College
Marcel Proust
Proust
L. T. Johnston
J. N. Christiansen
F. G. Sutphin
S. P. Watkins
Newman Ebersole
George Underwood
Hiatt
Great Books Foundation
Ohio
Christmas customs shared by international students at Amama Class
Members of the SSW Class at First Baptist Church attended the Amama Class meeting at Mrs. Joe Baker's Manchester Road home. Miami University students Miss Ann Jungshoved from Denmark and Horst Danielis from Germany discussed Christmas customs in their native lands, with Mrs. John Parr also appearing. Hostesses included Mrs. Baker and several other ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSW
First Baptist Church
Joe Baker
Manchester Road
Ann Jungshoved
Miami University
Denmark
Horst Danielis
Miami
Germany
John Parr
Baker
Paul Thatcher
Sam Morningstar
Gladys Beltz
Ray Standafer
Sorority Plans Progressive Christmas Party Route
Miss Pat Johnston hosted Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi members at her Chris tel Avenue home. The sorority will hold a progressive Christmas party between the homes of Mrs. Andrew Mittenholzer, Mrs. Joseph Peters, and Mrs. Frank Neel and sponsor a children’s party at Otterbein Home on December 19. Miss Johnston presented a program on Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Johnston
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Christel Avenue
Andrew Mittenholzer
Joseph Peters
Frank Neel
Otterbein
Miss Johnston
Betrothal announced for Miss Dorothea Shisler and Charles L. Rye
Miss Dorothea Shisler and Charles L. Rye announce their betrothal. Shisler parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Shisler of Harleysville, Pa. Rye is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Rye of Waynesville. Bride is a graduate of Pottstown Hospital School of Nursing and Ohio State University. Rye also graduated from Ohio State and belongs to Phi Sigma Kappa. A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Shisler
Charles L. Rye
Robert G. Shisler
Harleysville
Rye
Clarence E. Rye
Waynesville
Pottstown Hospital School of Nursing
Pottstown
Ohio State University
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Travel Notes Highlight Local Visit and Tours
Travel notes list Mrs. J. H. Holton and son Pete visiting Warren Ohio relatives for a two week stay with Mr. Holton's parents. Other entries mention the Holtons in Highland Street and J. W. Deininger returning from vacations to Orleans Havana and ami. Walter Evans attends National Slag Assn technical course meeting in Youngstown. Dr E N Clark returns home from Florida vacation. Bruce Cramer of Aber deen Drive is with Naval Air Technical Training Center Norman Okla on leave December 20 through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holton
Pete
Warren
Ohio
Mr. Holton
J. W. Holton
Highland St
Walter Evans
National Slag Assn. Technical Couue
Youngstown
Bruce Cramer
Fred B. Cramer
Aberdeen Drive
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Norman
Okla
Ford Tops Car Sales In November In Butler County
Ford led new car sales in Butler County for November with 104 of 461 units. Chevrolet followed with 74, while Ford and Chevrolet each sold 16 trucks. Mercury had 58, Plymouth 47, and Buick 38 in the month’s ranking with other makes finishing modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Chevrolet
Mercury
Plymouth
Buick
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Dodge
Chrysler
Cadillac
Studebaker
Packard
DeSoto
Nash
Hudson
Willys
Kaiser
Five Injured At Hamilton One Is in Skull Fracture
Hamilton Special reports five people injured in two auto accidents yesterday. Ralph Schaub of 551 Arlington Ave. suffered a skull fracture after his car collided with Mildred Gillespie of 708 Hooven Ave at Pleasant and St Clair. Also hurt were Mrs Griffith and Robert Beiser. Dr. Stanley H Miller and his son Timothy were slightly injured when his car was struck by a diesel switch engine at Ross and Millville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ralph Schaub
Arlington Ave
Mildred Gillespie
Hooven Ave
Pleasant and
St. Clair Avenues
Schaub
Mrs. Griffith
Reigart
Robert Robert Beiser
Sherman Ave
Stanley H. Miller
Glencross Ave
Timothy
Baltimore & Ohio
Ross and
Millville Avenues
Miller
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Thief Locks In Beneficiary Role In Alhambra Elks Drive
In Alhambra California the Elks Club charity drive raised 4500 dollars but the funds disappeared the thief became the sole beneficiary and the crime is being investigated by police and club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Calif
the Elks Club
Cincinnati recluse William Clooney relative dies in gas room
In Cincinnati a year-old recluse named William, a great-uncle of singer Rosemary Clooney, died in a gas-filled room. The incident prompted investigations into possible accidental poisoning or suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rosemary Clooney
William
Smog Damages Crops Across Los Angeles and Orange Counties
University of California plant pathologist Dr. John T. Middleton says smog costs three million dollars annually in crop damage in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
University of California
John T. Middleton
Local Court Fines Man for Drunk and Disordery Conduct
Ralph Palmer and Henry Atkinson were cited on drunk and disorderly charges. Henry Atkinson of Foster Route 1 faced a $15 fine plus costs imposed by Squire Clarence F. Ranker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ralph Palmer
Henry Atkinson
Foster Rt. 1
Clarence F. Ranker
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Nellie Evans
Shrine
Runyen
Journal
Vows
Schick
Centre Ave
J. W. Deininger
Middleown- Hamilton Road
Orleans
Havana
Ami
Dr. E. N. Clark
Florida
Ford Tops
Clooney
Ecida
Conteal & Main St
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