Middletown Federation Hosts Reception for City Leaders
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs invites 1600 members and guests to a February 25 reception at the Girls' Club from 7 to 9 PM honoring city officials and their families. Mrs. E H Wideman chairs. husbands welcomed. plans include refreshments decorations and a musical program. Executive board meets February 10 to finalize details.
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Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. H. Wideman
Federation
Middletown
Wideman
Howard Wilson
Britt Kendrick
The
Betty Jo Bender and George McMillan Wed in Indiana
Betty Jo Bender and George McMillan married February 6 at Liberty Methodist Church in Liberty Indiana. The couple will reside at 321 West Washington Medina with Betty Jo a Miami University graduate and former bank employee and George a Miami University alumnus employed by Gay Simmons and Son.
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Betty Jo Bender
George McMillan
Indiana
Fred Bender
Arlington Avenue
Betty Jo
John McMillan
Medina
Ohio
Liberty
Ind
Liberty Methodist Church
Donald Boyd
and Wooddell
Frederick Bender
Bay Village
Washington St
McMillan
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Business College
First National Bank
Delta Sigma Chapter
Mrs Mull Speaks To Monroe Group
Mrs Ralph Mull was guest speaker at the Monroe Elementary Mothers' Club meeting at Lem on Monroe High School. Her talk Our Children explored the relationship between child parents and the school. During the business portion members were appointed as room mothers.
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Ralph Mull
Monroe Elementary Mothers
Lemon-Monroe High School
Mull
Tea Honoring Bonnie Murray At Linden Avenue Home
Seventy guests gathered yesterday afternoon at Linden Avenue for tea in honor of Bonnie Murray of Los Angeles visiting her Blue Ball relatives the Diver family. Hostess Janice Schulz and a slate of attendants arranged the table while old friendships were renewed and Murray’s operatic career discussed ahead of her concert with Middletown Civic Symphony next Sunday.
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Linden Avenue
Janice Schulz
Bonnie Murray
Los Angeles
L. E. Diver
Blue Ball
Schulz
Miss Murray
Middletown
Doris Kronborg
Mable Eldridge
Don Skinner
Valda Wilkerson
Regan Schmidt Nuptials Held Saturday in Bucyrus
Miss Bette Ann Regan exchanged marriage vows with Robert F. Schmidt Jr. at 4 p.m. in St. John's Church parsonage with Rev. John Oberlander presiding. Parents are Mr and Mrs John Regan of Columbus and Mr and Mrs R F Schmidt of Fernwood Street. Attendants include Judy Coffman of Atlanta and Don Cole of Hamilton. The couple will reside in Bucyrus after a reception for family and the wedding party.
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Bette Ann Regan
Robert F. Schmidt Jr
John Oberlander
St. John’s Church
John Regan
Columbus
Mr. Schmidt
R. F. Schmidt
Fernwood Street
Judy Coffman
Atlanta, Ga
Don Cole
Hamilton
Fred Fahrenholz
Goldman Ave
Schmidt
South High School
Motorists Mutual Insurance Co
Lemon-Monroe High School
Fahrenholz Shell Service
Bucyrus
Ohio
Party for Bowlers and Wives by Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Council 1610 hosted inter league matches on Sunday. After the games a party was held at the Knights hall for the bowlers and their wives with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strauss as chairmen.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Hell
Leonard Strauss
Coterie Club Elects Officers
The Coterie Dance Club elected a steering committee to lead for the coming year. Co-chairmen are Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barnard, with vice co-chairmen Mr and Mrs Tudor Morris, co-secretary Mr and Mrs Ira Bishman, and co-treasurer Mr and Mrs Harold Smith. April 24 sets the next dinner dance at the American Legion home.
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Coterie Dance Club
William Pratt
Middletown-Eaton Road
Lawrence Barnard
Tudor Morris
Ira Bishman
Harold Smith
American Legion
Travel notes reveal guests in Dayton and Franklin Street
Miss Clara Thorkmartin and Mrs. Emily Wentz of Dayton were guests of Miss Rachel Ashton on Franklin Street. Mrs. Ronald Huls arrived from New Germany for the weekend. Rev. Ronald Huls is connected to Heidelberg University. Mrs. Huls visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fahrenholz of Elmo Place.
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Clara Thorkmartin
Emily Wentz
Dayton
Rachel Ashton
Franklin Street
Ronald Huls
New Germany
Ons
Eee
Heidelberg University
Huls
George Fahrenholz
Elmo Place
Births Reported in Vital Statistics
Mr and Mrs William Manning 1511 Columbia Ave report a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Combs 615 Malvern St report a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Don Pearson 825 Eleventh Ave report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arlie Bair West Middletown Rt 1 report a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Richardson 202 East Second St Franklin report a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Rawls 1621 Garfield St report a boy born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Beatty 1502 Windsor Rd report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Don Riley 1822 Logan Ave report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Banks 3103 Morgan St report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Reynolds 1612 Sheridan Ave report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Shaw 145 Orchard St report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Sexton 1300 Elwood St report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gilbert Excello report a boy born Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Woods 1611 Garfield St report a girl born today. Mr and Mrs Harold Throckmorton Franklin report a girl born today.
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William Manning
Columbia Ave
Cleveland Combs
Malvern St
Don Pearson
Eleventh Ave
Arlie Bair
West Middletown Rt. 1
Thomas Richardson
East Second St
Franklin
Frank Rawls
Garfield St
Clarence Beatty
Windsor Rd
Don Riley
Logan Ave
James Banks
Morgan St
Edward Reynolds
Sheridan Ave
William Shaw
Orchard St
James Sexton
Elwood St
Theodore Gilbert
Excello
George Woods
Harold Throckmorton
Hospital patient listings and discharges
The hospital census includes numerous patients with diagnoses listed as medical or surgical. Notable entries include Miss Anna Burkle. John W. Martin. Daniel Glenn. Robin Selby. Brenda Kay Bowling. Desmond Stamper. Frank Knorr. Max Gebauer. Cora Davis. Sam Warmoth. John Hensley. Mrs. Glen Ellison. Mrs. Harold Gillespie. Odus Hoskins. Wilburn Cope. Cliff Cassidy. Leomar Bennett. Mrs. Henry Childers. Nancy Gail Fausnaugh. Mrs. Clayton Terrill. Luther Tinch. Miss Virginia Peck. Robert Muthert. Dr. Thomas Moore. Mrs. Agnes Moran. John Kring. Joyce Haddix. Dorsey Gibbs. Thomas Charles. Mrs. John Zecher. Edward Williams. Mrs. John Sintz. Edward Smith. Mrs. Mary Sebastian. Mrs. Donald Michael. Mrs. Henry Goad. Miss Cleo Garofalos. Dr. Bruce Eby. Mrs. Ralph Cole. Mrs. Charles Brandenburg. Robert Barnett.
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Anna Burkle
First Ave
John W. Martin
Franklin St
Daniel Glenn
Vernon Glenn
Franklin, Surgical
Robin Selby
James Selby
Stanley St
Brenda Kay Bowling
Jack Bowling
Vannest St
Desmond Stamper
West Middletown Rt. 2
Frank Knorr
Max Gebauer
Cliff Cassidy
Queen Ave
Leomar Bennett
Henry Childers
Wilson St
Riley Upton
Arlington Ave
Nancy Gail Fausnaugh
Hillard Fausnaugh
Jewell St
Donald Michael
Farmersville
Henry Goad
Cleo Garofalos
Mce- Knight
Bruce Eby
Young St
Ralph Cole
Harrison St
Charles Brandenburg
Franklin
Robert Barnett
Navaho St
Safe Crackers Fail At Okeana Elevator
Hamilton special report details an attempted safe-breaking at Muller's grain elevator in Okeana. Deputy Sheriff A Mahatha said thieves used tools from a nearby railroad shed, but only $1 was taken from a soda machine. Other intruders took two typewriters valued at 250 dollars from Hanover school.
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Hamilton
Muller
Okeana
A Mahatha
Hanover School
Fox Hunters Nab One More Fox in Red Lion Drive
Warren County Bears Club and Andy Brehany of Blue Ball turned in another fox and a second fox on his property. Bounties will go to Red Lion Methodist Church. Howard Monger of Franklin, longtime Warren County Fair Board member, joined the hunt. This Saturday's drive returns to Red Lion with a 9 a.m. meeting and a girls class lunch served.
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Warren County Bears Club
Red Lion
Anothe
Andy Brehany
Blue Ball
Brehany
Mother Of Five Sentenced For Shoplifting In Eaton
Edith Sheard, 35, of Eaton Route 4, was ordered to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse and fined 200 dollars after pleading guilty to petty larceny. She had concealed two wine bottles and valentines in pockets sewn into her clothing at a local market. A mother of five with a dependent family, she had been under suspicion for some time. her husband is ill and unable to work.
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EATON
Edith Sheard
Eaton Rt. 4
Cincinnati
Justice of the Peace
C. M. Smith
Sheard
Smith
Walter Cunningham
Oxford-Hanover School Site On Docket Tonight
An Oxford advisory committee and the Oxford Hanover Board of Education meet to discuss sites for a proposed high school in the newly consolidated district. A chairman will be named by 32 representatives appointed by Floyd Hamilton. The group will also name the united district and the new high school, with financing a million-dollar bond issue on the May primary ballot.
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Oxford
Oxford-Hanover Board of Education
Floyd Hamilton
Oxford Public School
United
Travel Study Club To Hawaii Planned
Miami instructor Miss Margaret O Connor will sponsor a travel study trip to Hawaii this summer for 30 young women. The group assembles in Los Angeles, flies to Hawaii June 21 and returns August 7. They tour Oahu and may take six hours of college work at the University of Hawaii, with credits transferable to mainland colleges including Miami.
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Oxford
Miami
Hawaii
Margaret O'Connor
Los Angeles
Oahu
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
O'Connor
Mayfield Jamboree Presents Local TV Themed Evening
Mayfield residents stage a homegrown version of a TV jamboree at Mayfield School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The event features local performers portraying well known TV stars including Ruth Loins Willie Shaw and Sally Fleurs with a Briar-Hoppers dancing cast and a large supporting lineup of local teachers and townspeople.
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Mayfield
Dick Bendel
Willie Shaw
Wilbur Flory
Ralph McKenzie
Robert Medley
Howard Cottom
Roy Steward
George Velde
Francis Beedle
Donald Butts
Xavier Cadet Paul Margerum Leads ROTC at Xavier
Paul E. Margerum son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Margerum 1605 Oberon Dr serves as cadet second lieutenant in the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Xavier University Cincinnati Col George L Holsinger is professor of military science and tactics Margerum a senior majoring in economics is a member of the Xavier basketball team
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Paul E. Margerum
Oberon Dr
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Xavier University
Cincinnati
George L. Holsinger
Margerum
Xavier
Fair Treasurer Resigns At Eaton
Howard T. Aker of Eaton resigns as treasurer of the Preble County Agriculture Society after four years on the fair board citing press of duties. Carl O. Gauch of Lewisburg Rt 2, a real estate salesman, appointed to fill the vacancy. Gauch is long prominent in 4H and youth work.
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Eaton
Howard T. Aker
Preble County Agriculture Society
Fair Board
William B. Pryor
Preble Fair Board
Carl O. Gauch
Lewisburg
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SOCTE
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Mrs. Mull
Monroe
Coterie Club
Singer Portable
Singer Treadle
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Central Ave
Clayton Terrill
West Carrollton
Luther Tinch
Virginia Peck
Whittier
Robert Muthert
Armco
Thomas Moore
Ae William Moore
Goldman Ve
Agnes Moran
Manchester Ave
John Kring
West Middletown
Ea Joyce Haddix
Miles Haddix
Seneca St
Dorsey Gibbs
John Gibbs Jr
Oxford State Rd
Thomas Charles
Webster St
John Zecher
Edward Williams
Trenton
John Sintz
Hill Ave
Edward Smith
Henry Smith
Mary Sebastian
Malvern
Oxford-Hanover School
TA Ank
Ture
Oxford State Road
U. S
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Edgar Downey
Richard Shockley
Johnny Piersall
Oscar Thomas
Larry Meade
Willard Roberson
Roger Keeton
Fenton Hall
Neal Gable
Sam Wood
Roger Buchanan
McKinley Thomas
Oscar
Thomas
Herbert Craft
Henri Schnabl
George Kibler
Ina Mae Happy
Ernest Burcham
Paul Margerum
X” Corps
John J. Palmer
Fair Treasurer
Gauch
Zemo
Music House
Ohio Bell Telephones
Ohio Bell
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