Style Show to Highlight Sports Event at Cincinnati Garden
At the Cincinnati Garden a six day Midstates Sports Vacation and Boat Show opens February 8. Live models from Patricia Stevens Modeling School feature feminine sports garb amid booths for resorts and vacation points of interest. The event blends sports with travel education and entertainment options for visitors.
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Cincinnati Garden
Midstates
Patricia Stevens
East
Brooklyn
New York
Yankee Stadium
Garden
Nurses Hear Dr. Perkins in Retrolental Fibroplasia Talk
Middletown Hospital Nurses' Alumnae Association met at Verity Hall for a lecture by Dr John R Perkins on Retrolental Fibroplasia or blindness in premature infants. Hostess committee included Mrs William McGuire chairman and others.
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Middletown Hospital
Egg yolk color does not affect flavor or nutrition
The yolk color is determined by heredity and the seeds hens eat, not by taste or nutrition. The flavor and nutritive value of an egg yolk remain unchanged regardless of yolk color.
Middletown Seen as Ruhr of America by School Official
Superintendent John D. Blackford compared Middletown to Europe’s Ruhr region, predicting solid building growth from Piqua to Cincinnati within 10 to 12 years. He praised local schools, noted expansion challenges like streets and sewers, and highlighted civic planning and industry-led city improvement. Four new board members were elected at the Girls Club dinner.
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Miami Valley
America
John D. Blackford
Evans Hall
Middletown
Blackford
S. Main Street
Central Avenue
Sutphin Stret
Sandusky
Europe
Piqua
Cincinnati
Polio Talk At ESA Meeting Promotes Dimes and Blood Drives
Miss Pat Spencer of Lemon-Monroe High spoke at Beta Zeta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha about polio and the March of Dimes plus blood donations for gamma globulin used in polio research. The chapter approved a polio campaign donation, planned a March 19 dance, and outlined committee assignments. The next gathering is set for the Shanty on Verity Parkway.
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Pat Spencer
Lemon-Monroe High School
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Spencer
Red Cross
Dorothy Lee
Don Yenser
Middletown
Women Teachers' Club Meets at Miss Grace Losh Home
Miss Grace Losh hosted the monthly meeting on S Main Street with guest speaker H H Lawrence presenting Government and Politics. Assisting hostesses were Miss Jeannette Roush Miss Josephine Roush Miss Lillian Eaton and Miss Bess Mitchell. The group plans to meet March 1 at Miss Laura Wortman's Goldman Avenue home.
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Grace Losh
Women Teachers’ Club
S. Main Street
H. H. Lawrence
Jeannette Roush
Josephine Roush
Lillian Eaton
Bess Mitchell
Laura Wortman
Goldman Avenue
Travel Notes From Mrs Turvey Visit To Ohio
Mrs Earle G Turvey and her daughter Toni Ann visited her parents Mr and Mrs C T Dagenbach in Hamilton Lebanon Road and returned by plane to Chicago. Mrs Donald Maxon Mrs L C Lynch Tom Benge and Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell attended the all breed dog show in Marion Ohio. Mix condensed cream of mushroom soup with milk and curry powder to taste and serve over turkey on toasted bread.
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Earle G. Turvey
Toni Ann
Donald Maxon
L. C. Lynch
Tom Benge
Richard Mitchell
Marion
Ohio
Community group meetings fill tomorrow agenda
A general meeting of the League of Women Voters opens tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 510 S. Main St with guest speaker John D. Blackford. American War Mothers meet at 2 p.m. at the Legion. Masonic Night at the Prosser chapter temple. Monroe Elementary Mothers Club at 8 p.m. in the school music room with Roger Sherwood as speaker. Circle Four hosts 10 a.m. at 1002 Long Place. Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Carriers meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Girls Club with hostesses Mrs. James Layer, Mrs. Charles Flavin, and Mrs. Harold Hannah.
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League of Women Voters
E. A. Correa
S. Main St
John D. Blackford
Monroe Elementary Mothers’ Club
Roger Sherwood
Circle Four
First Baptist Church
Douglas McCabe
Long Place
James Layer
Charles Flavin
Harold Hannah
Stoneware Subject of Club Study at Eaton Drive Meeting
Stoneware discussed by Mrs. Charles S. Mills at a ceramics club meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert L. Davidson on Eaton Drive. The talk covered stoneware characteristics, its history in Germany England and America, notable potters like Cox Randall Remmey Palmer, and the Dorchester Pottery in Boston.
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Art Study Club
Robert L. Davidson
Eaton Drive
Charles S. Mills
Europe
South Carolina
Daniel Cox
New Jersey
Randall
Remmey
Palmer
New England
England
Dorchester Pottery
Boston
Mills
Henderson
Snappy-Wrap! Easy Dress Pattern 9019 for Misses
Crochet pattern announces Misses sizes 12 through 42 for a wraparound dress with quick waist seam. Size 16 uses 444 yards of fabric. complete Sew Chart provided. 35 cents pattern charge plus 5 cents additional for mailing. send to Marian Martin Middletown Ohio Journal Pattern Dept New York.
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Marian Martin
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Scholastic Art Winners From Local Schools
Middletown students dominate regional Scholastic Art Contest with multiple first second and third keys and honorable mentions. McKinley Junior High leads with Beverly Kemp Robin Kimble and Pat Leak honored. Roosevelt and Lemon Monroe also recognize ceramics and water color work. Key and honorable mention recipients named from McKinley High and Middletown High. ceremonies set for February 5 and 11 in Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Shillito’s
Cincinnati
McKinley
Beverly Kemp
Robin Kimble
Pat Leak
Carol Wells
Mary Lou Hall
Sandra Webb
Cherie Link
Russell Galloway
Roosevelt
Janice Lowe
McBeth Sample
Jim Lehmjuhl
Joan- Joanne Roberson
Edward Combs
Judy Royalty
Marilyn Marshall
Mary Ann Davidson
Middletown High School
Pittsburgh
Mrs Glenn Chaney Named Deputy in Unity Council 241
At Odd Fellows Hall The Lodges appoint Mrs Glenn Chaney deputy of Unity Council 241 Daughters of America. Social hour followed led by Mrs Walter Cavell councilor. Lone Star Past Councilors plan Feb 10 meeting at Mrs Cavolt home 901 Crawford St. Prize winners included Mrs Gravenstein Alma Richardson Arthur Richardson Percy Kash Harry Richardson Sr. Decorations carried a Valentine motif Hosts were Mrs Adolph Roberts Victor Click Sr and Ira Sickle.
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Glenn Chaney
Unity Council
Daughters of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Walter Cavell
Lone Star
Cavolt
Crawford St
Allen Gravenstein
Alma Richardson
Arthur Richardson
Percy Kash
Harry Richardson Sr
Julia T. Roth
Gravenstein
Valentine
Adolph Roberts
Victor Click Sr
Ira Sickle
Marketing by telephone seen as wasteful shopping method
A reader notes that marketing by telephone is considered an inefficient way to shop. The statement reflects a preference for in person or other direct forms of sales.
Dior's Spring Line Emphasizes A-Lines and Belts
Dior unveils a spring collection with H-line tops replaced by A-line silhouettes. Pleated and full skirts flare at the hips. belts appear at hip or below. Jumpsuits, shorter jackets, and a mix of soft beiges pinks and cocoa tones define tailoring and cut.
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Paris
Christian Dior
Dior
Women church groups discuss missions and events
Members of WSWS First Evan gelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Hammon s home to study India Ceylon and Pakistan. Plans for a Kentucky Supper and Lincoln pennies collection for Kentucky mission were announced along with new officer nominations and World Day of Prayer details. Loyal Friends Class and Loyal Women's Class held social meetings with guest speaker Bonnie Myers of Dayton Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
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WSWS
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. H. Hammon
Baltimore Street
India
Ceylon
Pakistan
Win Arnold
S. H. Kitchen
Hammon
Kentucky
Lincoln
Vance Cribbs
Howard Price
Miami
Price
Elmer Werner
Dayton
Robert Melampy
Kensington Avenue
Zeno Brandon
William Arkill
Eva Louderback
L. K. Henderson
Ross A. Hill
Council of Church Women
Louderback
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
Colony
Jack Harrington
Edwin Bobbitt
Becky Lowe
Loyal Women's
Bonnie Myers
Dayton Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Heating a knife to cut rich cheese in hot water
Heating a knife in boiling water before cutting cheese helps prevent crumbling. The method relies on a warm blade to smooth the cut and maintain cheese integrity.
Oven pans designed for easy handling with pot holders
Rolled rims make metal pans easier to grasp firmly and handle safely with pot holders for secure lifting and transport.
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Boogie TV
Nellie Evans
Dr. Perkins
Vari
Marie Lenee
Rutherb
Lillian Fuller
Charles St
Kandel
Clinton
R. V. Crist
Business Women's Grown
Mabel Eldridge
J. Les Dufermit
Womer-At
Dave Regan
W. H. Spindler
Anna Walters
Howard Wilson
Dominates
Spebsqsa Quartet
S. J. Kuderer
Regan
Ray Sebald
ESA
Simmons
Rob Ranit
Franklin
Yilkiews
Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corporation
Central Ave
The
Legion
Prosser Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dorchester
Bruce Peters
Thomas H. Wilson
Scholastic
Willis Wise
Donald Stitt
Arra
American Trust
Central
Coty
Cory
Gallaher’s Drug Store
Lotion
Ona
Peggy Lamson
Hauselman Transportation Company
PARK
Orie Dessert
Lee Crean Co
Ravi
Sty
Aaron Neu
Wilson
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