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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1956

Page

5

Methodist Colonial Tea Replaces Annual Bazaar

The First Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service shifts from a multi month bazaar to a Colonial Tea from 3 to 9 p m in the new church parlor. Members and friends will contribute the time and money they would have spent on a bazaar, with a program and musicale planned for afternoon and evening. Twenty local children will perform a patriotic play, and adult members will act in a colonial sketch. Music will be provided by several soloists and groups. Tea hosts and committee members are listed, and the event is open to the public.

First Methodist Church Woman'society of Christian Service WSCS Russell Beam Marcia Pratt Cindy Snyder Jenny Cox Cathy Kiesewetter Cathy Cockman Gwen Tucker Trudy Weatherwax Jenny Delores Holtz Walter Davis Herbert Frantz

Tex tablets promise relief from bladder weakness

An advertisement claims Tex tablets ease bladder weakness and burning discomfort with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to ask a druggist for Tex and notes fast relief within a day, mentioning a two year safety claim and "feel better tomorrow" messaging.

Madison Township Fire Auxiliary Meeting Notice

Tomorrow at 7 30 p m the Madison Township Fire Department auxiliary will meet at the Miltonville fire house. The note suggests cherry preserves cream cheese and thin crisp crackers as a fine ending meal.

Madison Township Fire Department Miltonville

Janice Schulz Hosts Tea for Bonnie Murray Honor

Miss Janice Schulz entertained yesterday afternoon for Miss Bonnie Murray of New York City, guest soloist Sunday at the Middletown Civic Symphony. About 75 Middletonian friends attended at Linden Avenue, with out of town guests from Piqua, Franklin, Dayton, Cincinnati, Lebanon, Hamilton, and beyond.

Janice Schulz Bonnie Murray New York City Middletown Linden Avenue Frank Myers Piqua Mabel Eldridge Milo Beck C. W. Montgomery Jean Montgomery Franklin Joe Walrer Joyce Wells Springboro Fred Grant Max Stamper Earl Hess Dayton John Gray Cincinnati Richard Woods Lebanon John R. Puckett Hamilton E. H. McCandlish Valda Wilkerson Don Skinner Doris Kronborg Mina Jacot Marjorie Compton

Birthday Party Honors Mrs George Barry at Princeton Avenue

Mrs Barry turns 77 as Mrs Haldred A Barnes Mrs Frederick C Hahn and Mrs Chester V Hardin host a buffet at the latter’s Princeton Avenue home. Guests include Matthew Brophy Kenneth Dorsey Carlos Smith Gerald Patterson Edward Fisher Thomas Barry Harold Barry Nathan Mardin James R Smith Jr Haldred Barnes and Frederick Hahn.

Haldred A. Barnes Frederick C. Hahn Chester V. Hardin Princeton Avenue George Barry Waite Street Barry Matthew Brophy Kenneth Dorsey Ann and Michael Carlos Smith Gerald Patterson Edward Fisher Thomas Barry Harold Barry Nathan Mardin James R. Smith Jr

Jewish Women Plan Meeting at Temple Beth Sholom

Beth Sholom Sisterhood Council of Jewish Women holds its regular meeting at 8 15 p m tomorrow in Temple Beth Sholom with a program titled Jewish Humor announced by arrangements chairman Mrs Al Rébin.

Beth Sholom Sisterhood Council of Jewish Women Temple Beth Sholom al Rébin

Card Party Planned by Ladies Altar Society

The Ladies Altar Society of Seven Dolors Church in Monroe sponsors a card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall. A prize will be awarded and refreshments served. Mrs. Robert Bentiel is chairman. Proceeds go to the church.

Ladies Altar Society of Seven Dolors Church Monroe Robert Bentiel

Plans Completed For Fenwick Welfare Card Party

Arrangements are completed for a Fenwick Welfare card party on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus auditorium. Guests provide their own cards and may play any game. Refreshments will be served from a tea table presided over by Miss Frances Hornikel and Mrs. John Vukelich.

Fenwick Welfare Knights of Columbus Frances Hornikel John Vukelich

Judges Named for Civic Orchestra Auditions Friday

Judges for Middletown Civic Symphony auditions Friday are Dr. Vincent A. Orlando Philip Dreifus and Miss Valda Wilkerson. Entrants will perform with orchestral accompaniment for a Feb 12 concert ticket prize. Auditions run 4 to 5 p m at Roosevelt Junior High School with special times by contacting Miss Dorothy Diver.

Vincent A. Orlando Philip Dreifus Valda Wilkerson Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra Miss Wilkerson Bonnie Murray Roosevelt Junior High School Dorothy Diver Southern Ohio Dreifus Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Roosevelt Junior High Orlando College of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati Cincinnati Symphony In and About

Valentine Party Hosted by Lions Auxiliary at CG&E Auditorium

Lions Auxiliary hosted a Valentine party for members and their husbands Saturday night at the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Auditorium on Mary Etta Street. A covered dish dinner featured Valentine decor, square dance demonstrations led by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stutz, accordion music by Mrs. Stutz, and prize winners Mrs. Bauer and Mrs. George Adrian. Hostess committee included Olive Seitter chair, with Mrs. Robert Gade, Mrs. Ray Miles, and Mrs. Maurice Rohkemper.

Lions Auxiliary Cincinnati Gas & Electric Mary Etta Street Roy Stutz Stutz Mr. Bauer George Adrian Olive Seitter Robert Gade Ray Miles Maurice Rohrkemper

Amanda Club Hosts Jarvis Circle Members Party Night

Saturday night events at Amanda Athletic Club featured a party for Jarvis Circle MSL members and their husbands. square dancing was part of the evening. The committee planning the affair included Mrs. Edward Schenck Mrs. Ralph Baker and Mrs. Stanley Till.

Amanda Athletic Club Jarvis Circle MSL Edward Schenck Ralph Baker Stanley Till

Travel Notes Cover Local Visits and Moves

Travel notes report Lt. Elmer J. Son his wife Mary Louise Sebald and son Jim arriving from Cheyenne to visit Dr. and Mrs. H Alder Sebald. Son is reassigned to Wiesbaden Germany with family to join soon. Also, Shelley Reed of Anchorage arrives to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regan before attending Hiram College. Baskett couple returns home after two month vacation in California Arizona and Mexico.

Elmer J. Son Mary Louise Sebald Jim Cheyenne Wyo H. Alder Sebald Son Francis E. Warren Air Force Base Wiesbaden Germany Shelley Reed Anchorage Alaska Dave Regan Fleming Road Hiram College Hiram Ohio Charles Baskett Dixie Highway California Arizona Mexico

Open House Held At Dayton Hospital

Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross arranged an open house yesterday afternoon at Brown Hospital Dayton Veterans Administration Center Two hundred patients and guests attended in the hospital auditorium Mrs Lawrence Dugan chaired entertainment and supply services Assisting at the refreshments were Mrs Paul Franz and Mrs Ruth Sprague

Middletown American Red Cross Brown Hospital Veteran's Administration Center Dayton Hospital Lawrence Dugan

Nearly 3000 visit Cleveland dentist in health week drive

In Cleveland about 3000 boys and girls attended the 16th annual party sponsored by the Cleveland Dental Society as part of National Children's Health Week. The event aimed to promote dental care and did so without any incidents or injuries to attendees.

Cleveland The Cleveland Dental Society

Birth announcements list scattered in Vital Statistics column

A series of birth notices from multiple families includes Caldwell, Perkins, Risner, Johnson, Moore, Gilley, Cox, Barnett, Meece Beatty Fuller Powers and others. Names cover addresses such as 2011 Brel Dr, Superior Ave, Moorman Pl, Sycamore St, Mason Rt. 1, Granada Ave, Germantown, South Lebanon, Franklin area and more. Dates noted as Saturday Sunday or today.

Richard Caldwell Emmett Perkins Superior Ave Gerald Risner Moorman Pl Elmis Johnson Sycamore St Palmer Moore Mason Rt. 1 James Gilley Granada Ave Wiliam Cox Germantown Samuel Barnett South Lebanon Guilford Meece Jay Beatty Euclid St Jack Fuller Franklin Raymond Powers

Marriage Licenses for Higbee Burke Carter Hipp Pair

Tyde Higbee a 27 year old truck driver and Eunkce Burke a 30 year old waitress both of Venice obtained marriage licenses. Jerry Lee Carter 24 of Middletown RT 1 and Margarite Jean Hipp 23 of Hamilton, both Ohio Bell employees, also secured licenses.

Tyde Higbee Eunkce Burke Venice Jerry Lee Carter Ohio Bell Middletown Rt Margarite Jean Hipp Hamilton

Hospital Listing of Names Across City Streets

A hospital notices a sequence of patient and relative names listed by street and neighborhood. The item reads like a community roll from Holmes Hospital Mercy Hamilton and includes many residents such as Mrs. Ray Marshall, Mrs. Shirley Frayser, Edith Ogle, Gary Braun, Mrs. Mattie McCormick, Mrs. Mary Gaston, Mrs. Henry Bishop, Mrs. Joseph Brown, Leroy Wagner, Ronnie Wallace, Mrs. David Armbruster, Dr. Albert Kuiken, Dr. Leonard Alderton, Donald Roell, Annie Hart, Carl Huehn, Dr. Vicky Lawrence, Gilbert Reeser, Mrs. James Withrow, Leroy Stewart, Edward Youtsler, Mrs. Arnold Combs, Ernest Wilson, Edith Thiel, Mrs. Donald Saylor, Bonnie Pennington, and JoAnn Denisi. The addresses span 1st Ave to Clayton, with hospital affiliations in Holmes and Mercy Hamilton.

Ray Marshall 1St Ave Shirley Frayser Frankn Edith Ogle Manchester Ave Gary Braun Robert Braun Charles St Mattie McCormick Lebanon Mary Gaston Oxford State Rd Henry Bishop Franklin Joseph Brown Highland Leroy Wagner Carolina Ronnie Wallace Harrison Wallace Minnesota David Armbruster Sr Red Bud Albert Kuiken Bexley Leonard Alderton Cawford Donald Roell Edwin Roell Trenton Annie Hart Moore St Carl Huehn Oberon Vicky Lawrence Armand Lawrence Tytus Ave Gilbert Reeser Gilbert Reeser Sr Franklin St James Withrow Leroy Stewart Fernwood St

Izor-Hirschbach Betrothal Told

Mr and Mrs Charles Leo Izor of Springboro announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Lou to Carl Eugene Hirschbach of Red Lion Their daughter is a Clear Creek High School graduate employed by Armco Steel Corp He is a Clear Creek alumnus employed by Dayton Envelope Co West Carrollton The wedding is set for March 23.

Charles Leo Izor Springboro Virginia Lou Carl Eugene Hirschbach Stanley Hirschbach Red Lion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beam Walter Sheffer Cochairman Edward Corkman Charles Palmer Douglas Bleecker E. S. Myers Ross Snyder Charles Smith Charles Delp Phil Jaques B. A. Roof Bruce Baty Don Walke Charlies Beck G. K. Berkey John Hain Royal Smith Russell Nichols Samuel Moore Clarence Taylor J. 8. Day Clayton Heflin F. W. Ludwick Robert Brinkmeyer J. S. Sloan Dudley Inwood Gilbert Shéard Reid Kenyon Kenneth Coburn Albert Maier Gilbert King John Harbaugh Alfred Schwarz Loren Pratt Louella Calvert Calvin Taylor Harry Hadley Ben Morgan F. R. Swift Sibel Bills Charles L. Hodson Central Ave Merle Norman Society Nellie Evans Eee Mrs. Barry Jewish Women Plan Meeting Maud Muller Noxtra Verity & Broad Union Sanitary, Inc Doebler Brothers Middletown, Ohio Civic Orchestra Cg&e Dayton Hospital Floyd Moore Omaha St Guy Cundiff Wayne Ave Frank Bush Larry Coffman Comey Coffman Herman Copp Christel Ave Elza Williams Yankee Rd Omer Williams 14Th Ave Gilbert Trenum Clarence Trenum N. Verity Herbert Tibbs Marshall Rd R D. Kitchen Morrison St Timothy Morrison Kemsington St Michael Gilmore John Gilmore Coles Rd Eula Gilley Willis Combs Vannest St Karen Casey Hubert Casey Woodrow Bell Wilmore Dr Edward Youtsler Cincinnati Holmes Hospital Arnold Combs Seneca St Mercy Hospital Ernest Wilson Wicoff St Edith Thiel Plymouth St Donald Saylor Barnitz Bonnie Pennington Raymond Pennington Woodlawn Ave JoAnn Denisi Clayton i Izor-Hirschbach Norris Music House First Ave Frank McKenzie Valentine
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