Final Middletown concert closes season by Pittsburgh trio
The Middletown Music Club wrapped its 1959-60 season with a chamber music program by Roger Drinkall cellist Richard Osner pianist and James Wilson clarinetist from the Pittsburgh Concert Artists at the Girls' Club. They performed works by Bach Beethoven Brahms and Taylor and discussed the atonal system of Schonberg. The trio, all graduate students from University of Illinois University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne, toured to present the program between rehearsals.
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Middletown Music Club
Pittsburgh
Girls’ Club
Roger Drinkall
Richard Osner
James Wilson
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Clifford Taylor
Drinkall
Drinkal
Taylor
Arnold Schonberg
Wilson
University of Illinois
Osiier
University of Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Soroptimist Dinner Meeting Highlights Middletown
Twenty one members of Soroptimist International Club of Middletown met at the Colony Restaurant for their monthly dinner. Guest speaker Mrs G W Barr spoke on You ll Never Start Any Young. The group postponed their annual card party until after Easter and announced a poster contest for senior citizens with entries due March 15. Betty Lea sure president can provide details. Members voted to buy an educational film on creative writing for Middletown schools. Mrs Ruth Annenberg spoke on discriminatory practices against qualified women in business and the professions.
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Soroptimist International Club of Middletown
Colony
G. W. Barr
Betty Leasure
Middletown
Ruth Annenberg
Workshop Highlights Meeting at Thorny Acres Home
Designers' Garden Club members met yesterday at Mrs. Calvin Young's Thorny Acres home. Three flower arrangements were created, including one with an inline design. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Riley reported on Butler County Federation and the upcoming Butler County Flower Show on May 19-20 at Lindenwald Church in Hamilton. The next meeting will feature a luncheon and program at Mrs. Waldner Jr.'s Forrest Glen Drive home.
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Calvin Young
Thorny Acres
Butler County Federation of Garden Clubs
Joseph T. Riley
Butler County
Lindenwald
Hamilton
Louis A. Waldner Jr
Forrest Glen Drive
Rehearsal Dinner For Presta Knott Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs Norman Knott host a dinner at their Ross Street home for William LeRoy and Elizabeth Presta wedding attendants after the rehearsal at St Johns Church. The couple are set to wed tomorrow at 2 p.m. Attendants include Veronica Presta Margaret Presta Jeanette Knott Dixie Cramer and others.
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Norman Knott
Ross Street
William LeRoy
Elizabeth Presta
St. John's Church
Veronica Presta
Margaret Presta
Orville E. Haire Jr
Dixie Cramer
Jeanette Knott
Jack Vice
Jack Shaffner
Jim Conrad
Eugene Knott
Ernest LeRoy Wilson
John Presta
Brown Street
Forest Hills Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Mrs. Howard Hoffman and Mrs Edward W. Gorsuch won first place at a Forest Hills Country Club duplicate bridge party attended by 24. William Kash and Dr. Gilbert Wagoner took second, E. L. Taulbee and Willard Wright were third.
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Howard Hoffman
Edward W. Gorsuch
Forest Hills Country Club
William Kash
Gilbert Wagoner
E. L. Taulbee
Willard Wright
Kash
William Shaw
Forest Hills
Church Circle Meetings Highlight Prayer and Missions
Mrs. Emmanuel Clifford hosted Mary Circle at Auburn Street for World Day of Prayer plans and a February meeting at Mrs. Glen Hoover’s. Circle Two at First Baptist featured Town and Country slides and Bible School reports with Dr. Gillespie’s rural churches study. Wedding Band Club hosts discussed missionaries and a missionary filmstrip.
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Emmanuel Clifford
Auburn Street
Mary Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Harlan Carr
First Methodist Church
Frank Yerger
City
Homer Toberman Settlement House
Clair Hayes
Vernon Moon
George Peck
William Housh
Glen Hoover
Tytus Avenue
G. Walter Weber
Circle Two
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Valentine
J. W. Holman
James le Grand
J. T. Gillespie
Home Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Southwestern Assa
Calvary Baptist Church
Grace Cameron
Earl Henry
C. F E. McComb
Circle Three
W. E. McComb
Ardmore Drive
Tom Stubbs
Ohio
Pat Newland
Allen Gravenstein
First Church of God
Church
R. W. Reddin
Missionaries of the Church of God
Earl Moon
Robert Highlands
Mae Craig
Kenny Thornton
Orville Moore
Wick Womack
George McQuinn
Forest Barker
Luther Arnold
Thornton
Highlands
Nice Gibbie Unblanched Almonds Fried in Olive Oil
A brief note describes almonds fried in olive oil until unblanched, then drained and sprinkled with salt.
Valentine Test for Romance Aptitude
A humorous test of American men on Valentine’s Day using gifts and everyday domestic scenarios. It suggests rating a partner’s effort by chores, meals, bed side switching, laundry, and mornings with a playful “L” for loser or “O” and “V” for love based on responses. The piece mixes light satire with relationship tips in a dated voice.
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Valentine
Local Birth Notices Hit Several Families Across City
Vital statistics list multiple births with parents and addresses. Earl Pearson of Wilson Drive Franklin welcomed a girl yesterday. Donald Goodman of 105 St Breiel Blvd had a boy yesterday. James Collins welcomed a girl yesterday. Norman Johns Carlisle family welcomed a girl yesterday. Charles Tuggle of Highland Street had a girl yesterday. James Arvin of Staton Street Hamilton Mercy Hospital reported a girl yesterday. Howard McCoppin of Jackson Lane welcomed a girl Wednesday at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Emery Young of McKinley Street noted. Out of town entries include Ricky Perkins child at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and Vernon and Donald Stanfill at Grandview Hospital Dayton.
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Earl Pearson
Wilson Dr
Franklin
Donald J. Goodman
St. Breiel Blvd
James C. Collins
Norman Johns Carlisle
Charles Tuggle
Highland St
Yesteray
James Arvin
Staton St
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Howard MecCoppin
Jackson Lane
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Emery Young
McKinley St
Ricky Perkins
Emmett Perkins
Superior Ave
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Vernon
Donald Stanfill
Joe Stanfill
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Names of patients listed in hospital notice
A hospital notice lists numerous patients and their addresses including Carolyn Campbell Patricia Joy Paul Redkey Dulcina Lovely Bessie Sunderland Abernathy Joseph Mohan Rhonda McIntosh William Garvin Harrison Murphy John Salmon Tonette Doughman Arnold Sailey Deborah Smyth Emma Schaeffer Louise Freeze Cheryl Conrad Pearl Hall Carrie Ingram Andrew Kuna Dwight Meehan Richard Mitchell Mary Lynn O Leary Richard W Rossman Edsel Letters Hazel Swartzel Otis Trammell Tommy Watson Elmo Whitt with various street addresses in Middletown and nearby areas.
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Carolyn Campbell
William C. Campbell
Taylor Ave
Patricia Joy
Thomas Joy
Yankee
Paul Redkey
Wilbraham
Dulcina Lovely
Flemming
Bessie Sunderland
Carolina St
Pe Abernathy
Burton
Joseph Mohan
Santa Fe
Rhonda McIntosh
Rexford McIntosh
West Middletown
William Garvin
S. Sutphin
Harrison Murphy
Ninth Ave
John Salmon
Tonette Doughman
Eugene Doughman
Middletown
Arnold Sailey
Franklin
Deborah Smyth
James Smyth
Rancey Bilbrey
Dayton
Cheryl Conrad
Donald Conrad
Lafayette Ave
Pearl Hall
Church
Carrie Ingram
Eva Ingram
Baltimore
Andrew E. Kuna
Trenton
Dwight Meehan
Lebanon
Ten Win Prizes At Card Party
About thirty six members and guests attended the Brown's Run Country Club Indies day bridge luncheon yesterday at the clubhouse. Winners at the nine tables were Mrs Walter Evans Mrs N J Lawler Mrs Thomas F Tuttle Mrs Theodore F Olt Mrs David Gerber Mrs J G Wikoff Mrs Ken Coburn Mrs Del Meyer and Mrs W K Robinson with Mrs M L Johnston as special prize winner. Next event will be a ladies duplicate bridge session.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Walter Evans
N. J. Lawler
Thomas F. Tuttle
Theodore F. Olt
David Gerber
J. G. Wikoff
Ken Coburn
del Meyer
W. K. Robinson
M. L. Johnston
Carson Road Get-Togethers Hold February Meeting
The February Carson Road Get-Togethers gathered at Mrs. Jack Beghart’s home on Carson Road with valentine decorations. Prizes went to Mrs. Kelvin Williamson and Mrs. Curtis Cottle. A future meeting at Mrs. Cottle’s home was planned and Miss Lee Pergram spoke on children’s books at Middletown Public Library. The group announced its Spring Banquet for May 25 at Midway Lodge.
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Carson Road
Jack Beghart
Kelvin Williamson
Curtis Cottle
Ter
Cristonians
Wander Home
Park Drive
Lee Pergram
Middletown Public
Dinner Honors Bridal Party for Stokley Bell Wedding
The rehearsal dinner for Miss Cora Sue Stokley and Robert Bell was hosted by the bride elect's parents Mr and Mrs French Stokley and her aunt Mrs Arnold Ferguson at the Stokley home on Meadow Avenue. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ray Wallace Mr and Mrs Richard Alexander Mr and Mrs Robert Wells of Cincinnati Lloyd Schlotterbeck Miss Patty Burgher and Mrs Esther Bell. The groom to be is the son of Mrs Esther Bell of A Drive and the late Robert.
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Cora Sue Stokley
Robert Bell
Meadowlawn Church of God
French Stokley
Arnold Ferguson
Stokley
Meadow Avenue
Ray Wallace
Richard Alexander
Robert Wells
Cincinnati
Lioy
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