Women’s Century Club hosts guest meeting with play
Mrs. L. J. Ragland welcomed members and guests to the annual guest meeting at the Girls' Club. Middletown Actors' Playhouse presented a one-act play "Happy Journey" directed by Mrs. Paul Faries with cast including Mrs. Earl Hicks, Mrs. Bass Brandenburg, Mace Siegfried, William Stiles, Mrs. Marianne Earl and Ronn Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Ragland
Woman's Century Club
Girls’ Club
Middletown Actors’ Playhouse
Paul Faries
Earl Hicks
Bass Brandenburg Mace Siegfried
William Stiles
Marianne Earl
Ronn Mullen
Long-Miller Vows Said In Newport
Miss Dora Etta Long and Richard Wayne Miller wed Jan 27 at 2 30 PM in Newport Presbyterian Church with Rev Charles Derrick officiating. Attendants were Ray Wallace. reception hostesses included Mrs Ragland and Mrs H A Wilson. couple resides at 1301 Germantown Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Etta Long
Wilson Knapp
Crawford Street
Richard Wayne Miller
Leroy Miller
15Th Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Newport, Ky
Charles Derrick
Ray Wallace
Mrs. Miller
Middletown High School
Armco Steel Corp
Germantown Rd
Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club Scores
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club met at Temple Beth Sholom and posted an average of 48 at five tables for a master point session. First place went to Mrs M L Johnston and Mrs Del Meyer with 61 points. second to Mrs Stanley Wenstein and Mrs Howard Wikoff with 31 Sie points. third tied Mr and Mrs Harold Layman and Dr and Mrs Paul Woodward Jr. with 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mrs Crawford speaks on Our Foreign Affairs at Current Events Club
Mrs Crawford presented a program on United States foreign policy at a Current Events Club meeting hosted by Mrs Murray Wilson on Superior Avenue. She urged moving beyond isolationism, embracing international understanding, and supporting stronger defenses and higher taxes as the nation faces future crises with leadership. Tea time followed with hostesses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Crawford
Current Events Club
Murray Wilson
Superior Avenue
Brotherhood of All Men
Wallace B. Quail
Joseph P. Butterfield
Charles W. Beck
George Underwood
Harry Holiday
Shower honors Miss Deanna Fern Johnson at Trenton-Franklin home
Miss Deanna Fern Johnson, pride-elect of James Banks, was guest of honor at a Sunday miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Johnson on Trenton-Franklin Road. Twenty eight guests attended. prize winners included Miss Cathy Baker and several Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Grieser. The couple, daughter of Charles Johnson and Creighton Valley, plans marriage at First Baptist Church on Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Fern Johnson
James Banks
Charles Johnson
Trenton-Franklin Road
Cathy Baker
Lee Banks
Edi Beachier
B. C. Webb
Lloyd Grieser
Colletta. Grieser
Creighton Valley
Lewis Street
First Baptist Church
Powder Rules for Choosing Face Powder by Skin Type
When selecting powder, consider texture and complexion color. If your skin is dry choose lightweight powder. Other skin types require a heavier powder.
Women Study Picture Framing At Wilmore Class Meeting
At St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Wilmore Bible Class members discuss framing pictures. Mrs Harry Davies outlines matting and glass needs for different media and stresses balance in wall displays. Refreshments served by Mrs Lawrence Booker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmore
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Virgil Meehan
Sylvia R. Lyons
Pica
Harry Davies
Davies
Lawrence Booker
Alva Long
Hildreth Albaugh
Federation's February Activities Calendar Featured
Calendar of events for February maintained by the Federation of Women's Clubs as a free service to prevent schedule conflicts. For entries contact Mrs. Vincent Sisson at 15 Santa Fe Rd to place dates of contemplated activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Vincent Sisson
Santa Fe Rd
Sorority Plans Valentine Bake Sale and Spring Dance
Pmicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi discussed arrangements for a Valentine bake sale in the Central Store lobby on Feb 13 and a spring dance on April 2. Officers named include Mrs. James Carter and chairpersons Mrs. Joseph Peters, Mrs. Norman Higham, Mrs. Jacque Lint, Mrs. Ray Stidham, and Mrs. Donald Perkins. A report on the Butler County Mental Health Clinic in Hamilton was presented. The next meeting will be a Valentine party Feb 15 at the Girls' Club for members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmicron
Beta Sigma Phi
James R. Burley
Celeste Drive
James Carter
Joseph Peters
Norman Higham
Jacque Lint
Ray Stidham
Donald Perkins
Ray Sherman Jr
Butler County
Hamilton
Girls’ ‘Club
Homemakers Circle Six Hosts Meeting With Student Program
Members of Homemakers Circle Six met at First Presbyterian Church for their monthly session. Lemon Monroe High School students directed by Paul Bell presented a narrative and choral program. Plans discussed for an inter circle party March 10 at the Girls Club. Hostess committee included Mrs Wayne Beall Mrs Gordon Adams and Mrs Robert Vokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Circle Six
First Presbyterian Church
Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Wayne Beall
Gordon Adams
Robert Vokes
Roger Ramsey
LeSourdsville
K Of C Dance Set For Feb 20
Adrian J. Mayer named general program chair for Middletown Council 1610 Knights of Columbus spring dance at the K of C Hall on Saturday Feb 20. Music by Paul Stevenson Combo. Committee includes Mandzak Weikert Fenning Stein Shupka O'Flynn Wootan Andres Hutson Stoken Hutchinson. Tickets and reservations via committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian J. Mayer
Middletown
Knights of Columbus
K of C Hall
Paul Stevenson
John Mandzak
Ed Weikert
Clifford Fenning
Hugh Stein
Ed Shupka
Thomas O'Flynn
Fred Wootan Charles Andres
Robert Hutson
Fred Stoken
William Hutchinson
February School and Community Events Highlights
February calendar lists MHS basketball games at Portsmouth Lima Fenwick Hamilton Wilbur Wright and McKinley Junior High plays dances card parties concerts and lectures including Cotillion Pancake Festival Masonic dinner and Federation meetings with ITOPS and Soroptimist activities across local schools and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Portsmouth
Fenwick
McKinley Junior High
Lima
Lebanon
Hamilton
Taft
St. Mary's
Fenwick Welfare
Federation
Wilbur Wright
Monroe Grange Smorgasbord
Concert Soloists Named for Cinci Symphony With Rudolf
Babette Effron Dorothy Payne and Father John Reinke will be soloists with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Max Rudolf at Music Hall. They perform Bach Concerto No. 2 for Three Pianos and Orchestra, Feb 12 and 13. Charlotte Schockley will narrate the world premiere Verses from a Childrens Book by Samuel S. Ensor. The first U.S. performance of Josef Tal Symphony No 1 will honor Jewish Music Month. The second half features Symphony No 2 in D major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babette Effron
Dorothy Payne
John Reinke
Cincinati Symphony Orchestra
Max Rudolf
Lat Music Hall
Charlotte Schockley
Cincinnati
Samuel S. Ensor
U.S
Josef Tal
Tal
Germany
Palestine
Jerusalem
Family travel to Illinois for funeral in Berwyn
Mrs. William Barnes of Gladys Drive Mrs. John Domanick of Bellemont Street John Thier of Mohawk Street and Joseph Thier of Hamilton left yesterday for Berwyn Illinois to attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs. J W Best. Other family members who traveled to Illinois over the weekend include Mrs. Troy Cox of Cherry Street Mrs. Susie Lengyel Mokry of Clark Street and Mrs. Charles Thier of Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
Gladys Drive
John Domanick
Bellemont Street
John Thier
Mohawk Street
Joseph Thier
Hamilton
Berwyn, Ll
J. W. Best
Illinois
Troy Cox
Cherry Street
Susie Lengyel Mokry
Clark Street
Charles Thier
Richardson
Mint Flavored Lamb Marinated in Olive Oil and Vinegar
A short note suggests adding mint to lamb marinated in olive oil and wine vinegar. It asks if mint would improve the flavor of the lamb and mentions using fresh or dried mint in the mixture.
Boot Preserver Sprays Keep Skating Boots Fresh
Skating boots can be kept looking new by washing and drying thoroughly then spraying with shellac to preserve shine and appearance.
Colleges Open New Fund Drive in Akron
The second annual joint solicitation for independent Ohio colleges is under way in Akron with a goal to best last year’s $38,509. About 300 volunteers met at the Hotel Sheraton to launch the drive for 16 colleges including Antioch Ashland Baldwin-Wallace Capital Dayton Defiance Denison Heidelberg Hiram Mount Union Muskingum Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein St. Mary of the Springs and Wittenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Hotel Sheraton
Antioch
Ashland
Baldwin-Wallace
Capital
Dayton
Defiance
Denison
Heidelberg
Hiram
Mount Union
Muskingum
Oberlin
Wesleyan
Otterbein
St. Mary of the Springs
Wittenberg
Hanover Votes for Individual Shower Booths at High School
In Hanover Mass a town meeting approved 440 to 140 to add individual shower booths and dressing compartments for girls at the new high school after parents protested the lack of partitions when the school opened December 2. Funds for the alterations will be sought at the March annual town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Mass
Reward Posted After Bombing of Kehi lath Israel Synagogue
Civic leaders aim for a $10,000 reward to solve the bombing at the Kehi lath Israel synagogue in Kansas City. Mayor H Roe Bartle says $7,000 in pledges come from civic, labor, veterans and religious groups. the blast caused $10,000 in damage. Five youths arrested Sunday were released after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Kehilath Israel
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City Crime Commission
Vital Statistics births and hospital dispositions listed
A compendium of births with parents and addresses followed by out of town entries and dismissals. Names include Emmitt and a listing of multiple Franklin area residents with new arrivals and hospital statuses. The item records newborns by family and location and notes several patients dismissed or located in town.
Marriage Licenses for Ralph Treadway and Patsy Kabler
Ralph Treadway age 21 an assistant manager of 307 West Third Street Trenton and Patsy Kabler age 22 a cashier of 505 15th Avenue, Trenton. James Henry Banks age 21 an Armco employee of 4206 Lewis Street Trenton and Dianna Fern Johnson age 17 a student of 6508 Trenton-Franklin Road Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Treadway
W. Third St
Trenton
Patsy Kabler
15Th Ave
James Henry Banks
Armco
Lewis St
Dianna Fern Johnson
Trenton-Franklin Rd
Frank ‘Lin
Local Residents Named in Obituary and Social Notices
Mrs. Ford Moser of S Sutphin James Hughes, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hughes German town. Mrs. Richard Rieth Locust St. Mrs Frank Blaine N Broad Mrs Lola Long Henry Ave. Harold Daley son of Mr and Mrs William Daly Nelson Rd. Mrs Donald Warmoth Franklin. John Gross Franklin. Mrs Charlie Johnson Garfield St. Daniel Roberts Gideon Rd. Mrs William Couch Franklin Willard Caudill Camden St Henry Hetzler Franklin. Mrs William Foley Carolina St William F Dearth Franklin. Mrs W H Allman Lebanon. Charles T Buehl Central
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian O. Siler
Eighth Ave
Bert Detrow
Waneta
Daniel Frank
Henry Ave
Earl Poplin
Trenton
Irene Swartzel
Patrick McFarland
Jack McFarland
Pearl
Sherry Kidwell
Winston Kidwell
Forest Glen Ave
Samuel Hall
Walnut St
Roger Orender
Burgess Orender
Woodlawn
Barbara Hurtt
William Hurtt
Franklin
Mose Roberts
Grove St
Dewey Williams
Jewell St
Paul Faries
Lisa Ln
Donald Stanfill
Joe Stanfill
Franklin Rt. 1
Dayton Grandview Hospital
William E. Adams
Tammy Amburgey
Harold Amburgey
Vannest Ave
Calloway Burton
N.sutphin St
Thys B. DeYoung
Gideon Rd
Raymond Frisby
Well
Ernest Igo
Riverview Ave
Frank Johnson
Garfield
Percy Kash
Yankee
Richard Marshall
Thomas Neal Jr
Thomas Neal Sr
Meadow Ave
John Ousley
Curtis St
Donald Runnells
Man Ave
Anna Russell
Amelia Sebastian
James Sebastian
Bretwood St
John Stone
Lafayette Ave
Elmer Wright
Mason
James Hughes
Wilbur Hughes
Germany
Richard Rieth
Locust St
Frank Blaine
N. Broad
Lola Long
Harold Daley
William Daly
Nelson Rd
Donald Warmoth
John Gross
Charlie Johnson
Garfield St
Daniel Roberts
William Couch
Frank
William F. Dearth
W. H. Allman
Lebanon
Charles T. Buehl
Central Ave
Art Exhibit Works Chosen for Venice Biennale
The United States will be represented by works from three painters and a sculptor at the Venice Biennale Contemporary Art Show next summer. The Baltimore Museum of Arts will manage the American pavilion with Adelyn Bree skin selecting the pieces on Monday. The museum still needs about $7,000 of the $25,000 required within 10 days to mount the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Baltimore Museum of Arts
Adelyn Breeskin
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Society
Chardelle Weber
R. W. Miller
Tobias
Newport
H. C. Rothermel
Ragland
H. A. Wilson
Ross Kramer
J. B. Diefenbach
Marietta McCray
R. S. Liljestrand
Mrs. Crawford
GETZ
America
Tony
Shop Getz
Vera Stewart
Zoltan Rosenberg
Harry Kieser
Poppy Drive
Simon Farquer
George Cameron
Byron Hunter
Ruth
Kash
C. D. Emson
N ‘Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Edward Jones
Ida Scudder
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Lawrence Reynolds
Junior Clark
Circle Six
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Carl Nicklas
Orchard Street
Louise Sixt
Christian Needle
New Guinea
Clark
Eleanor Haueisen
William Csellak
Herbert Reinartz
Circle Seven
Irvin Riesz
Roosevelt Avenue
Paul Bergdal
Arthur Follmer
R. A. Easterling
Matthew Rebholz
Firefighters
Carmody Boulevard
Steve McCue
Jess Border
A! Berns
Jack Williamson
William Brice
Paul Gibbs
Daniel O'Neil
David Davidson
SiBon
Monico
Union Sanitary
Emmitt Houston
Winona Dr
James F. McAfee
Skokiaan Dr
Franklin, Carlisle
Calvin Howard
Carlisle
Earl Gray
Sue Ave
Ira Scott
Bryant St. Leonard
Ford Moser
S. Sutphin
Lin Willard Caudill
Camden St
Henry Hetzler
William Foley
Carolina
Grimes
Insurance Agency
WM. Schaeffer
Toothieas
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