London Blitz Described By Booth Hospital Staff Nurse
Capt Dorothy Turner RN recalled life in wartime London and Jamaica during the blitz and described Salvation Army work at Katherine Booth Memorial Hospital Cincinnati. She praised leper colonies homes, blind schools, modern American conveniences, and invited Auxiliary members to visit the Cincinnati hospital. She noted Jamaica climates, educated children, and the kitchen stove update at the Citadel. Forty five members attended yesterday’s luncheon and officers were to be elected in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jamaica
Dorothy Turner
Salvation Army Auxiliary
The
Citadel
Katherine Booth Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Turner
British West Indies
Salvation Army
South Africa
United States
Capt. Turner
America
England
Katherine Booth Hospital
Don Carey
Don Malcom
Manchester Hotel
Auxiliary
Home League
Glee Club Fetes Bonnie Murray
Roosevelt Junior High School Girls Glee Club hosted a tea for soloist Bonnie Murray of Middletown Civic Orchestra. Andrew Roper Janice Schulz Julie Phillips appeared in the receiving line. Sue Ann Fisher Lois Curtis Sandy Williams led refreshment duties. Beverly Shetter handled decorations. Janey Richardson Sally Schultz chaired invitations. Murray spoke on the life of a professional singer and sang a record played in her latest movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School Girls’ Glee Club
Bonnie Murray
Middletown Civic Orchestra
Andrew Roper
Janice Schulz
Miss Murray
Julie Phillips
Sue Ann Fisher
Lois Curtis
Sandy Williams
Beverly Shetter
Janey Richardson
Sally Schultz
Miss Pat Barnes Feted Before Feb 20 Wedding
Miss Pat Barnes, bride-elect of William Wilkerson, was honored at a Monday personal shower hosted by Miss Dollie Wood at Mrs. Ray Linville's Delaware Street home. Guests included Miss Donna Spears, Miss Carole Sedge, Miss Donna Brunk, Miss Mary Lou Stutenroth, and Mrs. Stanley Gibson. The couple plans to marry February 20 at Calvary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Barnes
William Wilkerson
Dollie Wood
Ray Linville
Delaware Street
Donna Spears
Carole Sedge
Donna Brunk
Mary Lou Stutenroth
Stanley Gibson
Miss Barnes
Mr. Wilkerson
Calvary Methodist Church
Truth Dollars and Freedom Rumor Exposed
Public service notice urging support for Radio Free Europe with a call to donate Truth Dollars through local postmasters. Claims Soviet rulers fear truth and promise to expose Red bosses and crimes as a crusade for freedom in Central and Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Voice of Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Crusade
Bethlehem Lutheran Circles meet with guest talks and music
Twenty three members of Bethlehem Lutheran Church Circle Five met at Miss Betty Trettel's home last evening with Mrs R Easterling assisting. Louisa Behrens and Hilda Maier spoke, Edith Pate discussed faith, and Agatha Evers with Emil Kolodzik led the music. Alice Hawkins hosted tea. A bi monthly Christian Women's Fellowship salmon supper followed at First Christian Church with Tedrow Circle in charge and a Yakima Mission salmon theme. Richard Gray narrated moving pictures on the mission life. Mrs Leslie Dixon presided over a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Betty Trettel
R. Easterling
Louisa Behrens
Hilda Maier
Edith Pate
Agatha Evers
Emil Kolodzik
Alice Hawkins
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Tedrow
Yakima
Wash
Dolly Madison Life Discussed By Descendant Speaker
Mrs. C. H. Williams, wife of the Butler County School superintendent, spoke at a Girls' Club DAR event reviewing Dolly Madison's life in a program featuring period attire, music, and a pantomime sketch. She traced Dorothy Payne's rise from Virginia planter’s daughter to a famed first lady, aided by a cousin's biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Williams
Butler County
Virginia
Dolly Madison
Helen Morgan
Williams
Dorothy Payne
John Todd
James Madison
Sorority Chooses Officers and Plans Stardust Ball
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha elected Mrs James Connelly as publicity chairman and appointed Mrs George Schinner social chairman. Mrs Jerry Nardiello reported on a Washington Court House council meeting. Mrs Gene Popper runs for international second vice presidency and chairs the 1954 Columbus convention as Stardust Ball music by Saum Brothers orchestra at the Manchester Hotel. A follow up social is set at Mrs William Ellis home on Market Street in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schinner
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Jerry Nardiello
Washington Court House
James Connelly
Gene Popper
International
Deshler-Hilton
Columbus
Manchester
Saum Brothers Orchestra
William Ellis
Market St
Germantown
Marriage Is Announced for Phyllis Adkins and Manford Alexander
Announcement of marriage for Phyllis Jean Adkins of Franklin and Manford Alexander, also of Franklin. They exchanged vows on January 30 in Kentucky. Mrs. Alexander, Franklin High School graduate, works as a typist at Wright Patterson AFB. Mr. Alexander is employed at Maxwell Paper Mill. They plan to live on Main Street in Franklin after visiting his Kentucky relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Jean Adkins
Franklin
Gat
Howard Minge
Anklin
Manford Alexanr
Kentucky
Alexander
Franklin High School
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Maxwell Paper Mill
Main Street
Reception Planned After Middletown Civic Orchestra Concert
All members of the Middletown Civic Orchestra and committee members with their families are invited to a reception honoring Miss Bonnie Murray. The event follows the concert on February 14 in the social rooms of the Church of the Ascension, with arrangements by Mrs. Dorothy Bigelow, Mrs. Richard Kimbal, Mrs. E. H. McCandlish, and Mrs. John Newby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Civic Orchestra
Bonnie Murray
Church of the Ascension
Dorothy Bigelow
Richard Kimbal
E. H. McCandlish
John Newby
Travel notes with Mrs John Huss and family visit
Mrs John Huss of Fort Wayne visits with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Ridpath of Moorman Place during a travel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ridpath
Moorman Place
John Huss
Fort Wayne
Shower Honors Bride Elect at N Broad Street
Mrs James G Eliopoulos hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Eliopoulos who will wed Thomas J Kucer at Oakland Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 730 pm. Prizes went to Mrs Tim Stephens Mrs Anthony J Gasper and Mrs Stan Tsakiris. Attendees included multiple Elis and Revelos family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Eliopoulos
N. Broad Street
Mary Eliopoulos
Thomas J. Kucer
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Tim Stephens
Anthony J. Gasper
Stan Tsakiris
Ed Scott
George Elipoulos
Martha Revelos
Dena Eliopoulos
Mary Lou Revelos
Thalia Thomas
Nae Bagitzedes
Despina Valen
Mary Garofalos
Lula Revelos
Georgia
Middletown Shrine 2 Advance Night at Masonic Temple
Coming up Middletown Shrine 2 meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple for advance night with Mr and Mrs Louis Waldner in charge and Mrs W A Worman as refreshment chair. Lone Star Past Councilors meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs Charles Byrd’s home 2108 Tytus Ave. Friday at 6 30 p m the Ladies Auxiliary 71 Middletoown Commandery Knights Templar hold a covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple with a white elephant swap chaired by Mrs C T Morningstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Shrine
Masonic Temple
Louis Waldner
W. A. Worman
Lone Star
Charles Byrd
Tytus Ave
Ladies Auxiliary
Middletoown Commandery
Knights Templar
C. T. Morningstar
Spindler Reviews Armour Book It All Started with Columbus
Mrs. W H Spindler reviewed Richard Armour's It All Started with Columbus at the Sorosis Club meeting at Mrs. George Davies home. She called Armour a Jekyll and Hyde figure, Harvard Ph D and Scripps College English professor by day, witty light verse author by night, noting his 70 magazine appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. H. Spindler
George Davies
Richard Armour
America
Mr. Armour
Saturday Evening Post
The
New Yorker
Bogen-Galbreath Vows Exchanged
Stanford Bogen of Lebanon announces the marriage of his daughter Alice to James Galbreath of Ann Arbor Michigan. The ceremony took place February 1 in Columbus. The bride, a Bliss College graduate, works for the Division of Wildlife in the Department of Natural Resources. The groom is the son of Donald and Mrs Galbreath of Ann Arbor and is affiliated with the University of Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Bogen
Lebanon
Alice
James Galbreath
Ann Arbor
Mich
Columbus
Galbreath
Bliss College
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Donald Galbreath
University of Alaska
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Glee Club
Shinn
Central Ave
Edwin Oglesby
George Washington
Valley Forge
Thompson
J. Les du Ermit
Herbert Fall
William Schuck
Florence Newlin
Alma Easter
Loree Hagen
James E. Taylor
George M. Hill
Jeannette Niederlander
Louise Hunter Windsor
Maude Bell
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Mrs. Spindler
Henry Ford
Glenn Miller
Mr. Mon
Davies
Bogen-Galbreath
John J. Palmer
Uso
Buick
Charles St
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