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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1962

Page

6

Play Highlights at Guid ed Study Club Christmas Party

Mrs. Vance Cribbs hosted a Christmas party for the Guid ed Study Club at the Cribbs home on Court Louise with twenty six attendees. A play about a woman confined to a wheelchair featured Mrs. Karl Banzhaf and others, directed by Mrs. Banzhaf. The program included carols, a gift exchange, and remarks from President Mrs. Edwin Bobbitt plus a letter from former member Mrs. Howard Stalker who will live in India two years. Refreshments were served by the social committee.

Vance Cribbs Guided Study Club Cribbs Court Louise Karl Banzhaf Carol Burdsall Beth Banzhaf Tom Grubbs Danny Danner Carol Banzhaf Boba Banzhaf Robert Ramsdell Millard Bechtel Edwin Bobbitt W. Kenny Howard Stalker India Gilbert Sheard Don Dazey Glenna Perry

Brown's Run Duplicate Club Meets

Members of the Brown's Run Duplicate Club met yesterday to play the Howell movement at their regular bridge session at the clubhouse. Winners were Mrs. Mike Gran ey and Mrs. Murray Wilson, 47 with a tie for second and third between Mrs. Phil Cade and Mrs. Donald C. Osborne, 37, and Mrs W. O. Danner and Mrs Stuart ]ves, also 37. Due to the club's closing during January, the Jan. 17 master point game will be at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Howard Wikolf on Milton Road.

Brown's Run Howell Mike Graney Murray Wilson Phil Cade Donald C. Osborne W. O. Danner Stuart ]Ves Howard Wikolf Milton Road

Yale Party Holiday Tea At Club

Mrs. Ira O Focht led three readings The Master is Coming Eve at the Orphanage and Night Before Christmas at the North Pole at the FTTF Club Christmas tea and gift exchange. The Girls Club holiday meeting drew 22 members with Mrs Margerum accompanying a Christmas song Mrs L J Ragland spoke on Christmas Refreshments were served from a tea table hosted by Mrs Jaques and other hostesses.

Ira O. Focht North Pole Earl Margerum Fttf Club Girls’ Club Margerum L. J. Ragland P. J. Jaques

Ramblers in Club hears Davidson and Burns on hobbies and victory

Mrs. Robert L. Davidson and Robert Burns spoke at the Ramblers in Club at the Baker home in LeSourdsville. Davidson described hobbies as making, doing, learning, and collecting with examples such as sewing and painting. Burns discussed the qualities of victory and warned that national conscience shifts when moral principles are compromised.

Robert L. Davidson Robert Burns Ramblers D. R. Baker Darey Road LeSourdsville AIS Burns America

Lucht Family Due In From Minneapolis For Visit

Mr and Mrs R G Lucht and their three children of Minneapolis are expected to arrive this weekend to stay with Mrs Lucht s parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of Hood Avenue in Middletown. After their visit they will go to Miami Florida to visit Mrs Lucht s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Carl Wessman.

R. G. Lucht Minneapolis, Minn

Annual Fashion Show Benefits Arts Center

The fourth annual spring style show to benefit Middletown Fine Arts Center will be March 20 at the Manchester Motor Inn, combined with an art show. Mrs. Robert Dell chairs, with committees for finance, publicity, models and more. Proceeds aid the center’s cultural program and equipment. The show titled The Art of Fashion features Dorothy Toerner as narrator, Bob Braun as guest commentator, and WLW including singing during intermission. Robert Corcray serves as master of ceremonies.

Robert Dell Middletown Fine Arts Center Robert Holly Manchester Motor Inn Holly Weber Art Center Don McKillop John Robertson Richard Wilmer Fred Ruscher J. Russell Buchanan A. R. Maupin Middletown Art of Fashion The McAlpin Co Dorothy Toerner Bob Braun WLW Robert Corcray

Luncheon Precedes Yale War Mothers Program

Six members of the War Mothers were spotlighted at the annual Christmas luncheon held at Roots of Christmas. Mrs. Beard sang a solo, readings were given by Mrs. Be... The event featured gift exchange, carols, and a short business session led by Mrs. Burley Cottle. Hostesses were Mrs. Pieratt, Mrs. Fakes, and Mrs. Stamper. The next meeting will be January 4.

George S. Fletcher Robert Petry Wilhoon American Legionnum Beard Burley Cottle Pieratt Charles Fakes Marvin Stamper

PBP Sponsors Hospital Party At Longview State Hospital

Phi Beta Psi sorority sponsored a ward party at Longview State Hospital featuring Christmas gifts and cards for patients. Mrs. George Brecht led piano singing as Mrs. William Osborne and Longview Cheer Guild members hosted. Attendants included Mrs. George Montgomery, Mrs. P. C. Brestle, Mrs. Arthur Osborne, and others.

Longview State Hospital Phi Beta Psi George Brecht William Osborne Longview Cheer Guild George Montgomery P. C. Brestle Arthur Osborne Herschel Bennett George R. Hoover Emery Starks James LaPierre Charles Fletcher Emma Starr Charles Gorman Rowland Hiasch

Club Events Highlights Advent Season Circle Meeting

A program on the Advent season was presented to Today's Women's Circle and Mother's Study League at Mrs. Russell Murphy's Orchard Street home. Speakers included Mrs. Joe Wilch and Mrs. Richard Webster with Mrs. Arthur Mount reading Keeping Christmas. Members prepared a basket for a needy family and discussed sales projects and future plans. Mrs. Earl Simpson hosted last night’s meeting. The next gathering is a January 16 covered dish supper at Mrs. Jack Cook's Manchester Road home.

Mother's Study League Russell Murphy Orchard Street Joe Wilch Richard Webster Arthur Mount Reading Earl Simpson Jack Cook Manchester Road

Christmas Circle reports at First Baptist Church

Mrs M K Thatcher hosted the Friendship Circle at Central Avenue with ten members and one guest. The meeting featured the Christmas story and the Miracle of Love by Mrs Lora Johannes, plus reports by Mrs Johannes Thatcher and Okey Jackson.

Central Avenue Friendship Circle of the Woman’s Mission Society First Baptist Church Lora Johannes Johannes Thatcher Okey Jackson Harry Keiser Robert Patton Peter Marshall Fred Johnson Circle 10 First Methodist Church David W. Young Tremont Court Joseph Shepard Johnson Robert Walton

Flavorful Cole Slaw Variations Suggested by Recipe Note

A kitchen tip suggests brightening cole slaw by folding in raisins or currants, orange sections, pineapple tidbits, or seedless grapes. Optional tweaks include using light or dark raisins and halved grapes to change texture and sweetness.

Christmas Program Presented by Local Women's Christian Temperance Union

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union presented “Good Stewards of Christmas” at the First EUB Church yesterday. Participants included Mrs. S. O. Danner, Mrs. C. H. Armitage, Mrs. Carl Rossi, Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Frank Neal, Mrs. G. H. Davis, and Mrs. Clara Gallaher, with a duet by Mrs. William Beard and Mrs. Helen Watson and a solo by Mrs. Beard with accompaniment by Mrs. Watson. A Christmas basket was prepared and a film titled “From Five Thirty To Seven” shown by A. E. Thomann. Hostesses were Mrs. William Beard and her committee.

Women’s ‘Christian Temperance ‘Union Eub S.O. Danner C. H. Armitage Carl Rossi James Johnson Frank Neal G. H. Davis Clara Gallaher William Beard Helen Watson

Christmas party at Aman da Junior High cafeteria staff

Mrs. Joseph Fisher hosted a Christmas party for Aman da Junior High School cafeteria employees at her Winton Street home last night. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs. Paul Doughman, Mrs. Fred Conrad, Mrs. William Click, Mrs. Jack Spencer, Mrs. Gertrude Squire, Mrs. William Alfrey, Mrs. Douglas Spears, Mrs. Emmabelle Fleming and Mrs. Lester The Lodore among others.

Joseph Fisher Winton Street Amanda Junior High School Thomas Jones Paul Doughman Fred Conrad William Click Jack Spencer Gertrude Squire William Alfrey Douglas Spears Emmabelle [Fleming Lester Thelodore

Creamy Corn Dish From Leftover Party Fare

A home cook notes using leftover cream with canned whole kernel corn. Drain the corn, heat in the cream, and finish with freshly ground pepper. The result is described as superb.

Famous Dinners Inspire Cratchit Menu In New Cookbook

Joy Miller AP Women’s Editor reports Linda Wolfe’s new book The Literary Gourmet explores 19th century and earlier cookbooks to recreate Cratchit era meals. It traces translating archaic terms, testing antique recipes, and notes how food reveals character and society in literature.

New York Bob Cratchit Tiny Tim Linda Esau Chaucer John Steinbeck

Vital Statistics Births Across Several Families

A list of birth announcements and out of town mentions shows multiple families welcoming a girl or boy this Thursday and today. Named parents include Mr and Mrs James Long Richard Cameron James Collins Frederick Donis Donald James Wayne Galliup and others with residences in Franklin Baltimore St Crawford St Morningstar Road and Trenton area.

James Long Baltimore St Richard Cameron Crawford St James C. Collins Morningstar Road Franklin Frederick Donis East St Donald L. James Wilbraham Road Wayne G. Galliup Trenton

Juxtaposed Youth Names Across Danford Area Addresses

A list of young adults including Joan Roe 22 Sears service, Lillian Boyd 18 clerk at 1611 Sunset St, Danford W. Dennis 22 laborer 2019 Queen Ave, Linda Ellis 18 student 120 S Sutphin St, David Beck 22 sales man 4716 Ronald Dr, Sandra May Smith 20 clerk stenographer 13 Circle Dr, Garry Jenin 20 service station attendant 413 Staton St, Betty Parker 17 7128 Franklin, William Fryer Moses 37 truck driver 3500 Tytus Ave, Elizabeth McKenzie 24 school teacher 903 Auburn St, Teddy Cox 21 painter Hamilton, Alice Pangburn 18 student 402 Main St Seven Mile.

Joan D. Roe Sears YMCA Lillian Boyd Sunset St Danford W. Dennis Queen Ave Linda Ellis Sutphin St David Edward Beck Ronald Drive Sandra May Smith Circle Drive Garry Jenin Staton St Betty Parker Franklin- Trenton Road William Fryer Moses Tytus Ave Elizabeth Kay McKenzie Auburn St Teddy Lynn Cox Hamilton Alice Raye Pangburn Main St Seven Mile

Hospital Relief List Names Local Residents

In The Hospital Arthur Linkins of Moore Road Clarence Fishbaugh of Bar Ave. Donald Blankenship of Seneca iet nt Mrs. David Holbrook of Flor ence St. Stephen Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Rogers, Lebanon. Mrs. Iva Gloeckler of Spring boro. Ellen Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert son, Hamilton. Daniel Imfeld of Elmo Place Estill Marshall of Oxford State Mrs. Tolbert Godsey of Gar Kenneth McGough of Lewis St Harlan A. Carr of Bexley Drive. Kimberly Farner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Farner, West Chester. Mrs. William Imhoff of Frank William Tuttle of Pershing Ave Henry English of Finley St. Mrs. Nora Lamb of Queen Ave DISMISSED Mrs. Oliver Borders of Meadow Mrs. Troy Buchanan of Jewell Mrs. Hiram Bolin of Carlisle. Mrs. Elmer Childers of Frank Mrs. Amanda Cobb of Frank lin Rt. 1. Russell Denney, son of Mr. and (Mrs. William Denney, Navaho St Ray E. Duhamel) of Wilbraham Ruby Hardy, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Sherill Hardy, Mohawk Tracy Hatton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayburn Hatton, Crescent Blvd. William Jewell of Hughes St.

David Holbrook Florence St Stephen Rogers Donald W. Rogers Lebanon Iva Gloeckler Springboro Ellen Robertson William Robertson Hamilton Daniel Imfeld Elmo Place Estill Marshall Oxford State Road Tolbert Godsey Garfield St Kenneth McGough Lewis St Harlan A. Carr Bexley Drive Kimberly Farner Ronald Farner West Chester William Imhoff Franklin St William Tuttle Pershing Ave Henry English Finley St Nora Lamb Queen Ave Oliver Borders Meadow Ave Troy Buchanan Jewell Amanda Cobb Franklin Rt Russell Denney William Denney Navaho St Ray E. Duhamel Wilbraham Road Ruby Hardy Sherill Hardy Mohawk St

Delta Theta Tau Christmas Party in Lebanon

Delta Theta Tau held a Christmas dinner and gift exchange at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon. Hostess committee included Mrs Sol Back Mrs A L Siebert and Mrs R D Stevens. Tables featured sleighs and red greenery and ornaments. Members donated canned goods and clothing for a Christmas basket for a needy family. Chapter rushees present included Mrs David Polisini Mrs Richard Adams Mrs Virgil Condon Miss Donna Howard and Miss Judy Kane.

Sol Back A. L. Siebert R. D. Stevens Delta Theta Tau Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon David Polisini Richard Adams Virgil Condon Donna Howard Judy Kane

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chardelle Weber Brown's Run Duplicate Club Yale Rs. Davidson Mr. Burns Fred Vorhis Baker E. T. Storer Vorhis Eisenhower and Fanny Hurst Debbie Reynold Jerome Hines Clare Booth Luce Arts Center PBP McGee’s Pharmacy Manchester Grand Ave Gideon Rd Union Sanitary M. K. Thatcher Charles Palmer William Beard J Fisher Home Cratchit By Joy Miller AP Women’s Joe Brooklyn College Hannah Glasse England William Roosa San Diego Calif Arthur Robinson Fred Rocsa Michael Rd Anna Klei Harry Lacher Belle Center Ohio Russell Langworthy Germantown James Lykins Whittier St Fredley Martin Sheridan Ave Grace McKenzie James Morningstar Olga Moschell Wanda Murphy John Road Ernest Oberlin Frank Charles O'Connor Grimes St William Roberts 18Th Ave William Sandster Kenwood Charles Sturgill Harry Timberman Trenton Road Isiah Trammell John Turvey Thomas Turvey Charles St. Cynthia Waldrop Gary Waldrop Chalmer Walton Damon Woods Arthur Linkins Moore Road Clarence Fishbaugh Bar Ave Donald Blankenship Seneca Iet Hiram Bolin Carlisle Elmer Childers Tracy Hatton Mayburn Hatton Crescent Blvd William Jewell Hughes St Baldwin Piano CO Howard Wolf Perfect Ensemble Poplin
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