Christmas Caravan program highlights AAUW event
Four speakers shared Christmas customs from England Mexico Greece and Thailand at an AAUW Yule program held at the Girls' Club. Mrs. N C Nichols introduced the speakers while 389 prospective members were announced and new members joined, boosting local branch to 240. The group planned Edison School Christmas party for Dec 19 at 1 pm.
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American Association of University Women
N. C. Nichols
Kenneth Jones
England
G. C. Thomas
James R. Anthony
Marilyn Bunn
Marcia Brooks
Judithan Burgess
John Carmod
Charlene T. Cohen
Catherine Jo Collier
Lenox Dalton
Robert R. Dawson
Arthur H. Dodds
Larry Dwiggins
D. K Ehinger
Anthony J. Elieff
Ray Everett
Reginald Farrar
Bert O. Ferris
Kenneth R. Haley
Lawrence Hamilton
Richard G. Henry
Geraldine Himburg
Karen Katterheinrich
Harold Koerber
Sandra Lentz
Donald FE. McCabe
Patricia Ann McCandless
Robert F. McGehean
Carl Monroe
John A. Raiche
Charles W Bowles
Roger Shafer
Luke Sickle
Shelia Short
David K. Smith
Janet Thomson
Edwin Trinkle
Jacqueline Weaver
Wendell G. Voss
Gloria Welter
Thomas L. Wiley
Thomas
David T. Selvar
Edison School
Ballet Carnival at Taft Auditorium for Christmas
The Artist Series presents Ballet Carnival a holiday treat for Cincinnati area residents with two performances at Taft Auditorium Dec 15 and 16. New York City Center Ballet stars Patricia Wilde and Edward Villela guest star, joined by Nelle Fisher’s company and Cincinnati Summer Opera Ballet dancers in excerpts from Aida Rodeo and other ballets. Proceeds benefit the College-Conservatory Scholarship Fund. Tickets at Baldwin's Community Ticket Office 415 Race St. Cincinnati.
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Taft Auditorium
Wolfgang Roth
Metropolitan Opera
Cincinnati Summer Opera
Nelle Fisher
Cincinnati
Summer Opera Ballet
Littlest Circus
New York City Center Ballet
Ballet Carnival
Patricia Wilde
Edward Villela
New York
Cincinnati Summer ‘Opera Ballet
College - Conservatory Scholarship Fund
Baldwin's
Race St
SPG Social Hosts Delt Pi Christmas Party
Six guests attended the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority Delt Pi chapter Christmas gathering at the Manchester Motor Inn. Hostess committee included Mrs. Ray Longman and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Roger Glei Miss Jackson and Mrs. Ray Welsh. A gift exchange and reading were part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Weidner
Robin Hamilton
Kathleen Jackson
Jack Holmes
Margaret Klamp
Arthur Byrd
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Manchester Motor Inn
Roger Glei
Miss Jackson
Ray Welsh
John Neuenswancer
Lina Sheets
Ray Longman
Clark Wilhide
Loyal van Buskirk
Duplicate Club Bridges for Middletown Group Meet
Members of Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met last night in the recreation room at Temple Beth Sholom and played the Mitchell movement at six tables. North-south winners were Mrs. George Coomer and Mrs. Kenneth Shafer with 59 percent. second were Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Howard Wikoff with 56 percent. third were Mrs. Vernon Jones and Mrs. M. L. Johnston with 54 percent. East-west pairing led by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Perry with 50 points. follow ups by Mrs. Joe Novara and Arthur Osborne at 49 and Mrs. J. T. Lamb and Mrs. Del Meyer at 47. The group plans to meet again next Monday.
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Middletown
Joe Novara
Arthur Osborne
J. T. Lamb
del Meyer
Christmas Dolls Come Alive With New Features
The season brings talking dolls with a kissing feature, thumb sucking, and a hospital bed with a fever chart. Dress designers offer multi accessory outfits, bouffant and pixie coiffures, and 40 inch kindergarten dolls. Accessories include cribs that double as beds and portable grooming sets. One talking doll links to a record player for extended conversations.
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Santa
Jacqueline
Dolland
Toy Guidance Council
Windsor Hosts Middletown Garden Club Christmas Meeting
Mrs Louise Hunter Windsor hosted the Middletown Garden Club Christmas meeting at her Central Avenue home with assistance from Mrs Calin Skinner. Cincinnati’s Melvin Aston Jr presented the program on decorations, wreaths and arrangements, while retiring president Mrs Charles Beck gave a custom gavel to president-elect Mrs George Leighton. Mrs Leighton and Mrs John Ingwersen led the tea table as Christmas motifs framed the event, and members exchanged Christmas ornaments.
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Central Avenue
Middletown
Christmas gatherings announced by LeSourdsville group and Lone Star Circle
LeSourdsville Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 1 30 p m for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Owen Albaugh 1103 Wilmore Dr Lone Star Circle holds a Christmas dinner at Ranch Inn tomorrow at 6 p m with an age exchange among secret pals The note mentions safari cuisine featuring gazelle as the chief meat in an African context.
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Lone Star Circle
Ranch Inn
Area Couple Exchange Vows
Miss Judy Chasteen and Thomas Walker exchanged marriage vows Saturday December nine at six p m in the bride’s parents home. Rev Roscoe Nease officiated. The bride wore white wool and orchid corsage. attendants wore green wool. A reception for 39 followed at the groom’s home. The couple will reside in Franklin. Judy Chasteen is employed by National Cash Register in Dayton. Walker works at a Sohio station in Middletown.
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Judy Chasteen
Henry Chasteen
Carlisle
Thomas Walker
Mr. Walker
W. H. Walker
Springboro
Roscoe Nease
Manning Baptist Church
Miamisburg
Patricia Walker
Edward Walker
Carlisle High School
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Sohio
Middletown
Thirkield Ave
Franklin
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Two bankruptcy filings list Joseph R. Slusher Mossman Reed and West Middletown plumber with debts of 2175 dollars and 400 dollars in assets. William Baker of 1453 Milton Street Hamilton a material handler with 1475 dollars in debts and 200 dollars in assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Slusher
Mossman Reed
West Middletown
William Baker
Milton St
Hamlton
Hospital Party Planned By Service League
Longview Social Service League members met at Mrs J F Winkleman’s home on Girard Avenue to plan a Saturday party at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati. Sigma Phi Gamma sorority chairs the event now in its 11th annual year with gifts donated by Harmony Mothers Circle Corona Circle Omicron Beta Sigma Phi First Presbyterian Church group Eight Tren ton Presbyterian and Mennonite churches. Girl Scout Troop 166 will wrap gifts led by Mrs James T Hardwick. Mrs Rowland Hinsch reported the league will buy radios and record players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
J. F Winkleman
Girard Avenue
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Wilford Welk
Harold Hoover
Harmony Mothers Circle
Corona Circle
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
First Presbyterian Church
Trenton Presbyterian Church
Mennonite
James T Hardwick
Rowland Hinsch
Couple Wed In Franklin
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Marilyn Sue Bicknell to James M. Campbell at the First Baptist Church Franklin on Friday evening December 1. Officiant Dr H L Gessner, with details on attendants gowns bouquets and reception. The couple reside in Franklin and both are Franklin High School graduates.
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Marilyn Sue Bicknell
James M. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Franklin
H. L. Gessner
H. L. Bicknell
Campbell
James E. Campbell
Teresa Blair
Charles Brewer
Carolyn Smith
David Bicknell
Bill Robinson
David Bowermaster
Greg Robinson
Pearl Townsend
Alberta Hollingsworth
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Mears Sohio Service Station
Franklin High School
Fourth St
Franklin crash causes $300 loss in damages
Police reported an early evening crash on E Second Street at the Allen Street intersection in Franklin. Nancy Lee Braden, 19, of 5570 Franklin Lebanon Road, stopped to turn left when her car was struck in the rear by a vehicle driven by Douglas Collins, 19, of 821 South Ave.
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Franklin
E. Second Street
Allen Street
Nancy Lee Braden
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Douglas Collins
South Ave
World's Largest Carpet Believed In New York Coliseum
The colossal carpet in New York's Coliseum is believed to be the world's largest, covering more than two acres. The vast textile, renowned for its size, underscores the landmark's decorative and historical prominence.
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New York
Coliseum
Birth notices from Middletown area list multiple newborns
Births include Mr and Mrs Robert Oglesby Middletown Rt 1 a boy Monday. Mr and Mrs John McAlister 1613 Johns Read a boy Monday. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Woodrey 104 West Place Trenton a boy. Mr and Mrs James Pennington 1210 First Ave a girl today. Out of town Walter Swirsky Berkley Heights NJ a boy today. Grandparents Danford The Alameda and Hartwell Euclid St. G J Bowling Connelly AFB Waco TX a boy Saturday. Grandmother Oscar L Stone Jefferson Rd Idletown. Richard D Logan Jr El Paso Dr. Richard McCall Trenton Carl McQueen Windsor Rd Ellen Passmore Calumet Ave. Isabelle Ranlett Tarrimore Circle William Reuter South Ave Ralph Riley Delaware St Fonda Smith 5 Main St Russell Stamper Magnolia Dr Mary Terry Sherman Auttie Gibson Reynolds Ave Virginia Elier Monroe Grandview Hospital Winifred Crow 16th Ave.
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Robert Oglesby
Middletown
Rt. 1
John McAlister
Johns Read
Jimmy Woodrey
West Place
Trenton
James Pennington
First Ave
Walter Swirsky
Berkley Heights
N. J
Fred Danford
The
Alameda
Mary Danford Hartwell
Euclid St
G. J. Bowling
Connelly Air Force Base
Waco
Tex
Oscar L. Stone
Jefferson Road
Ellen Passmore
Nathaniel Passmore
Calumet Ave
Isabelle Ranlett
Tarrimore Circle
William Reuter
South Ave
Ralph Riley
Lincoln
Hospital notices list patients and relatives across several towns
In The Hospital Michael Phillips of Winton St Mark Eby son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Eby Xenia Ivan Dennis of Queen Ave Mrs Thomas Sturgill of Franklin Jeffery Wells son of Mr and Mrs Collett Wells Trenton Mrs Alice Haddix of Woodlawn Mrs Joseph Weist of German town Roy C Nation of Webster St Aloysius Hasmple of Franklin St Mrs Rollie Hamilton of Shafer Mrs Rodney Williams of Car lisle William Redkey of West Middletown Rt 1 Mrs Murel Lewis of Harveysburg Ray Ratliff of Central Ave Mrs George McGill of Lebanon Rt Mrs James Heller of Wilbraham Road Elbert Johnson of Park St Linda Isaacs daughter of Mr and Mrs Tracy Isaacs Franklin Jennifer Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Davis Trenton Mrs Daniel W Davis of Flemings Road Mrs Rachel Avery of S Sutphin Roger Helton of Franklin Mrs Esther Phipps of Vanderveer St Gregory Mare Day son of Mr and Mrs Jack Day of Vannest Ave Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Matt Barrett of Park St Carl Brown of Franklin Rt 1 Mrs Frank Cass of Mohawk Christopher Eversole son of Mr and Mrs Cornell Eversole 16th Mrs William Hunt of West Middletown
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Michael Phillips
Winton St Mark
Jeffery Wells
Collett Wells
Trenton
Alice Haddix
Woodlawn, Ave
Joseph Weist
Germantown
Roy C. Nation
Webster St
Aloysius Hasmple
Franklin St
Rollie Hamilton
Shafer
Rodney Williams
Carlisle
William Redkey
West Middletown
Murel Lewis
Harveysburg
Ray Ratliff
Central Ave
George McGill
Lebanon Rt
James Heller
Wilbraham Road
Elbert Johnson
Park St
Linda Isaacs
Tracy Isaacs
Franklin
Jennifer Davis
Fred Davis
Daniel W. Davis
Flemming Road
Rachel Avery
S. Sutphin
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Greece
Delores Revelos
Miss Revelos
P. F. Johnson
Thailand
United Church of Christ
Bangkok
Chiengmai
China
Laos
Ballet
Next Artist
Merle Norman
SPG
Mrs. Windsor
Mrs. Louise Hunter Windsor
Leighton
John Ingwersen
Meicoylefli Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D Leffler
AIR Ambulance Service
McCoy-Leffler
Ately
National
Service League
Idletown
Richard D. Logan Jr
el Paso Drive
Richard McCall
William McCall
Carl McQueen
Windsor Road
Charles Michael
Anderson Simmons
Delaware St
Fonda Smith
Ralph Smith
Main St
Russell Stamper
Magnolia Drive
Mary Terry
Sherman Ave
Auttie Gibson
Reynolds Ave
Virginia Elier
Monroe
Grandview Hospital
Winifred Crow
16Th Ave
Lin
Roger Helton
Esther Phipps
Vanderveer St
Gregory Mare Day
Jack Day
Vannest Ave
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Matt Barrett
Carl Brown
Franklin Rt 1
Frank Cass
Mohawk
Christopher Eversole
Cornell Eversole
William Hunt
West Mid
Adance
Norris
Gerber
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