Craig-Caudill Vows Exchanged in Richmond Indiana
Miss Marilyn Craig and Gordon E. Caudill were married January 30 at the First Christian Church in Richmond Indiana with Rev. Raymond Harris officiating. The bride and attendants wore formal attire and pink and white corsages. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple will reside in Hamilton. The bride is Camden High School graduate and Miami Jacobs School alumna. her husband is employed in Hamilton and recently returned from the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Craig
George Craig
Camden
Gordon E. Caudill
Robert B. Caudill
Camden Rt. 2
First Christian Church
Richmond
Ind
Raymond Harris
Phyllis Parrish
Peter Hanks
Janet
Joan Craig
Hampton
California
Camden High School
Miami Jacobs Business School
Dayton
Hamilton
In France One Third Of Houses Over Hundred Years Old
In parts of France two thirds of homes exceed a century in age highlighting aging housing stock and long built environment footprints. Significant regional variation appears with some areas showing older inventories than others.
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France
Stardust Ball Plans by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Plans for the Stardust Ball by Epsilon Sigma Alpha features Alpha Epsilon and Beta Zeta chapters sponsoring the semi formal. Proceeds benefit the hard of hearing fund and other philanthropies. The event runs Saturday from 9 to 1 at the Manchester Hotel senior ballroom with Saum Brothers Orchestra. Tickets are available from co chairs Mrs Kenneth Walton and Mrs Herbert Carr or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Alpha Epsilon
Beta Zeta
Hard of Hearing Fund
Manchester
Saum Brothers Orchestra
Kenneth Walton
Herbert Carr
Church group meetings fill Tuesday with faith and fellowship
A busy Tuesday at several congregations saw Willing Workers and Women's groups share meals, readings, and programs. Hostesses included Mrs. Elmer Jewell and Mrs. Roy Bake while Mrs. John Hoskins read a poem. Plans for a Longview party and a shut-in gift were discussed, with nominating committee appointments and a change of meeting venue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Eub Church
Elmer Jewell
Roy Bake
Roy Crout
Leslie Gorsuch
John Hoskins
Longview
Clayton Combs
Eric Jones
Denville, Lovelace
Woodrow Barnett
Carleton Pressler
Corbin Lovelace
Club events and meetings noted at Girls' Club and home gatherings
Yesterday afternoon 20 Home Culture Club members answered roll call with How I Met My Husband. Mrs J D Sarchet and Mrs Kristian Kronborg hosted at the Girls' Club. Henry S Pence spoke on popular 1953 books. Hundred Club's meeting, chaired by Mrs John Larson with assistances, awarded bridge and canasta prizes. Town and Country Mothers' Club planned a party with husbands as guests. Mrs John Gilmore, president, named a nominating committee for April. The March 10 session will be at Mrs Earl Francis's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sarchet
Kristian Kronborg
Girls’ Club
Henry S. Pence
John Larson
Charles Jay
Melvin Dawson
Carl Trout
Hundred Club
Dawson
Gordon Nein
Erwin Riesy
Tom Haney
Clayton Ashcraft
Town and Country Mothers’ Club
MSL
Bert Ferris
Hawthorne Street
Vernon Acres
Fred Howard
John Gilmore
Ferris
Ed Ross
Charles French
Earl Francis
Kalbfleisch Road
Federation Board Has Busy Middletown Session
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs held an executive meeting where Mrs. John Larson accepted the chairmanship of the Arbor Day project and plans were laid to distribute selections to grade school children. The group also approved sending a high school student to Buckeye Girls State and announced a February 25 reception for city officials and families at the Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larson
Middletown
Cecil Kindred
Federation
Britt Kendrick
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Setser
Mrs Finley Lykins hosted a Tuesday post-nuptial shower for Mrs Ronald Setser of Dayton with assistance from Mrs Vernon Gose and Mrs Frances Spangler. Honoree Marie Ann Turner, former Miss Turner, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Turner of Middletown. Prize winners included Mrs Edgar Pickelsimer, Mrs W C Cade, Mrs Dudley Acton and Miss Phyllis Gose. Attending were numerous guests including Mrs Wilbur Brown and Mrs Luther Brumfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Lykins
15Th Avenue
Vernon Gose
Frances Spangler
Ronald Setser
Dayton
Setser
Marie Ann Turner
Lewis Turner
Middletown
Edgar Pickelsimer
W. C. Cade
Dudley Acton
Phyllis Gose
Wilbur Brown
Luther Brumfield
Herbert Frazier
Earl Henry
Lloyd Yoho
Edward Timmer
Irvin Combs
Carence ‘Lowe
Eugene Johnson
Donald
Dictionettes Plan Feb 15 Speech Contest
The first annual speech contest for the Dictionettes a Toastmistress branch will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the First EUB Church. Judges include Robert McConaughy John Kaufman James Moorehead and Mrs John Akerman. The winner may enter the spring council contest in Zanesville. Mrs Sam McAdow chairs the open event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmistress International
EUB
Robert McConaughy
John Kaufman
James Moorehead
John Akerman
Middletown High School
Zanesville
Ohio
Sam McAdow
Rabbi Goldman Reviews Book at Beth Sholom Sisterhood Meeting
Rabbi Albert Goldman reviewed Passage in the Night by Sholom Asch at a Beth Sholom Sisterhood gathering in Middletown. He joked about his student days here and noted plans to build a new house of worship, with upcoming events listed by Mrs. Harlan Grund and a host of volunteers assisting at a tea and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Goldman
Sholom Asch
Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Middletown
National Council of Jewish Women
Geckler's Hearth
Goldman
Isaac Wise
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Harlan Grund
Mack Fleischman
Harlan Grand
Frank Simon
Jack Casper
Ted Cohen
Leo Berman
Evelyn Brown
Mose Cohen
Richard Grund
Jack Isroff
Tony Agronin
C. H. Lipton
Sol Finkelman
I. A. Casper
Ted Lazarow
Aeronca-ettes Hear Edmiston on Communist risks
Aeronca-ettes hear Ed Edmiston describe Communist tactics endangering American jobs and national security during their bimonthly meeting. Betty Jackson announced a February 20 bake sale in Central Store lobby. Jeanne Wilson formed a committee for an April club project. Seventy-two members attended the Valentine decorated dinner. Mrs. Robert Fogle won a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Edmiston
Aeronca-ettes
Edmiston
Aeronca
Aeroncaettes
Journal
Betty Jackson
Ways and Means
Jeanne Wilson
Robert Fogle
Bride Elect Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Phyllis Sener, bride elect of Clarence Tucker, was honored last evening with a miscellaneous shower at Curryer Road home hosted by Miss Carpenter. Gifts were displayed on a green and white table centered with a miniature bride and groom and two large white wedding bells hung overhead. Bridal games winners were Mrs. Luther Colliver, Mrs. Richard Jackson and Mrs. Grover South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Sener
Clarence Tucker
Car 2Eee
Curryerad
Luther Colliver
Richard Jackson
Grover South
Delta Sigma Beta Sigma Phi plan sales at YMCA meeting
Sorority members met Tuesday in the Barnitz Room of the YMCA to plan selling dish cloths and all occasion cards and to announce the Delta Sigma Beta Sigma Phi convention set for June 4 to 6 in Dayton. Nominations were chosen for this year's officers. The next social is March 16 and the next business meeting is February 23 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barnitz
YMCA
Dayton
Travel Notes and College News Highlights
Travel notes report Mr and Mrs Lynn C Spotts of Mason City Iowa arriving for a two week visit with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Hattery and family of 14th Avenue. Miss Joan Popp returns to Capital University Columbus after holiday with parents Curtis Street. Popp, a physical education instructor at Capital, chosen to represent the school next week at the convention of mid western physical education stars at Muskingum Mich. Shere ey was elected 11 of the State Women's Field Hockey sn.
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Lynn C. Spotts
Mason City
Charles Hattery
14Th Avenue
Joan Popp
Capital University
Columbus
Clarence E. Popp
Curtis Street
Popp
Capital
Muskingum
Mich
Shereey
Cheese Sauce A Sunday Treat
Wondering what to serve for Sunday night supper A suggestion of sliced hard cooked eggs on toast served with a cheese sauce flavored with mustard and Worcestershire
Needlecraft pattern catalog offer from 1950s ad
A vintage ad invites readers to order the 1954 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog featuring 79 embroidery crochet color transfer dressmaking patterns. It describes iron on transfers for linens and home goods, pattern 571 with various sizes, and requests payment by mail to News Journal Ohio New York addresses.
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News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Services Planned by Mrs Bertha Perkins in Longview and Butler
Mrs Bertha Perkins will conduct services at Longview Hospital Saturday afternoon and will lead cheer up services at the Butler County jail Sunday afternoon.
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Bertha Perkins
Longview Hospital
Butler County
Street Scene Fails as Cincinnati Music-Drama Guild Offers Opera
The Cincinnati Music-Drama Guild staged Elmer Rice Street Scene as Kurt Weil's 1947 opera in a downtown theater last night. Weak acting and stilted staging undermined the naturalistic mood, though a lively children’s street game and ensemble music offered brief bright spots amid overall ineptitude.
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Stan Meisler
Elmer Rice
Cincinnati
Cox Theater
Kurt Weil
Cincinnati Music- Drama Guild
Rice
New York
David Ahlstrom
Valentine Luncheon Party Hosted by Mrs Whitlock
Mrs J B Whitlock entertained twelve close friends Tuesday afternoon at her M Avenue home with a Valentine motif. Prize winners were Mrs Harry Mercer Mrs William Jones and Mrs Charles Stiles. Other guests included Mrs Guerney Cole Sr Mrs Donald Montville Mrs Douglas Bleecker Mrs Ross Fisher Mrs Murray Wilson Forest Fitzgerald Mrs Eat ay Mrs John Wilks and ME J Sebald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Whitlock
M Avenue
Harry Mercer
William Jones
Charles Stiles
Guerney Cole Sr
Donald Montville
Douglas Bleecker
Ross Fisher
Murray Wilson
Forest Fitzgerald
John Wilks
J. Sebald
Coming Up WSCS Meeting at Monroe Methodist Church
The WSCS at Monroe Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ear Hieshue’s home with Mrs Norma Hazelton as co host. Mrs H I Weidle and Mrs Leonard Ihle present The Outreach of the Methodist Church among Rural Negroes. A variety sale by all members closes the gathering. Elder S A Yakush of Hamilton will speak on Temperance next Tuesday at 2 p m in the First Methodist Church social rooms for Viola Romans Chapter WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner
First Eub Church
Delman Whitt
Bexley Drive
Carolyn Whitt
Elenora Parker
Jack Stutz
Sem Tutt
Geeres
Washington
WSCS
Monroe Methodist Church
Ear Hieshue
Norma Hazelton
Methodist Church
H. I. Weidle
Leonard Ihle
S. A. Yakush
Hamilton
Viola Romans
WCTU
Meist Church
Police In Business District Distribution at Station
Franklin police say the station may act as a temporary auto parts distribution point today. Chief O E Chamberlain reports about a dozen gas tank caps found on Farm Avenue likely dumped nearby. Residents may claim caps at the station.
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Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
T Hs
Farm Avenue
O . Omens
Anne Danae School
Cumbelain
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Mom
Valentine
Central Ave
East End
Malta
THE
Cincinnati Gas
Lawrence Reynolds
First Baptist Church
Rodney Barker
Red Bud Drive
Marion Horton
William Barr
Gentry Mitchell
Eva Wells
Ray Kraft
Monroe St
Guild of
Church Women
Church of the Ascension
John Stewart King
Supply and Mission
Liberia
James Cast
Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Christ the Water of Life
Bruce Routson
Circle Six
Bethlehem Luthe
Richard Shaffer
Elm Street
George Hancock
Earl Weinert
Carl Six
Charles Lockmyer
Eleanor Haueisen
Federation Board
Rabbi Goldman
Chafin
Thomas McGill
Sue Steiger
Yvonne Lykins
Just
Singer Sewing Center
Cowra Wheeler
Rogers
Argoflex
Schick
R.P.M
Drama Guild
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