Auxiliary Tea Highlighted By Piano Recital
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society hosted Mrs. Thomas Glynn and Mrs. Henry Floyd in a two piano recital titled Duo in Black and White during a tea at the First Presbyterian Church. Attendees included 90 auxiliary members and guests from the Butler County Keeley Dental Society Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Thomas Glynn
Henry Floyd
First Presbyterian Church
Butler County Keeley Dental Society
John Harkrader
To Dental Auxiliary
Corlis Keller
Joseph Peil
Ross Hill
William Henry
C. T. Atkinson
American Legion Hall
Hamilton
Coming Events at Middletown Music Club
Baritone Hugh Thompson will perform in a concert at 8 15 p m tomorrow in Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. The Girls Club event postponed from February 14 to March 14 per club president Mrs Murray Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Thompson
Middletown Mussic Club
Roosevelt Junior High School
Mucrray Jacobs
Want a Steak Noted for Tenderness
A guide to choosing steak emphasizes Porterhouse or T bone for maximum tenderness. It notes these cuts offer rich flavor and structural ease, appealing to diners seeking a satisfying bite.
Ohio's Famous Citizens Discussed by Sorosis Club
The Sorosis Club met at Mrs. Arthur Frey’s home to hear papers on Ohio’s famous citizens. Mrs. R. C. Bogan and Mrs. E. T. Cross spoke on Arthur St. Clair and Johnny Appleseed, noting their roles in Ohio statehood and conservation. The meeting included a women’s history segment with Betty Zane, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Lillian Wald and Annie Oakley among others, and ended with a Red Cross donation vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sorosis Club
Carlyle
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
Marietta
Cincinnati
John Chapman
Johnny Appleseed
Cross
Edward Barker
Betty Zane
Fort Henry
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lillian Wald
New York Hospital
East Side
Henry Street
Greenville
United States
Europe
Cary Sisters
Alice
Phoebe
College Hill
G. E. Brooks
R. A. Hill
M. A. Brawley
Barker
American Red Cross
Gold Star Mothers Dining and Planning Meeting
Members of the Faith chapter American Gold Star Mothers enjoyed a potluck at the president Mrs Blanche Halseys home on S Main Street before their regular meeting. Reports covered the Columbus state convention January 21 22 and members were urged to save clean rangs for Dayton Veterans Hospital. The state convention will be April 1 2 3 at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton. Next meeting is March 13 at Mrs Guy Senftens home 2802 Roosevelt Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gold Star
Blanche Halsey
S. Main Street
Columbus
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
State Department
Biltmore
Guy Senften
Roosevelt Ave
Lion pattern for needlecraft mailed from Middletown Journal
Advertisement offers a transfer pattern for an 11x17 inch lion with cotton body and a handsome mane. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class, include name address and zone to the Needlecraft Dept Middletown Ohio Journal New York address. Also advertises Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with gift patterns and other designs.
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Needlecraft Dept
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Community Meetings Schedule Wednesday and Thursday
Local clubs and organizations list their autumn week meetings with times and venues. Knights of St John and National Guard units meet at St John Church basement and Armory. several civic groups gather at area hotels and halls, including Lions Club Kiwanis Optimist Soroptimist and more, with times ranging from noon to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
St.John Church
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Spring Hill
Lions Clvb
Manchester
Kiwanis Club
Optimist Club
Colony
Trenton Lions Club
Soroptomist Club
Blythe-Williams American Legion Auxiliary
AEIF
Hall
Communication Workers of America
Central Ave
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Toastmasters Club
Civic Association
Alpha Council 326
Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
147Th Infantry Regiment
Armory
Middletown Lodge
IOOF
S. Main St
Moose Lodge
BPOE
Elks Temple
National Assn. of Letter Carriers
AFL Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Woman Next Door talk at Brown Circle meeting
Mrs. Edwin Bobbitt led a Brown Circle session at First Christian Church with eleven attendees at Mrs. E. O. Long’s Central Ave. home. The program featured the theme The Woman Next Door and included a World Day of Prayer note for March 8 at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bobbitt
Brown Circle
First Christian Church
E. 0. Long
Central Avenue
Richard ‘Collard
First Baptist Charc
Mack Circle
Virgil Gossett
Suh Avenue
Ernest Patton
James, Lyons
Lois Haddix
Tedrow
Leslie Dixon
Kensington Street
Emily Flynn
Cleveland
al Osborne
Bernard Giiden
Almond Butter Sauce Drizzled Over Broiled Fish
A half cup of slivered blanched almonds lightly browns in a quarter cup of butter and is poured over the broiled fillets. The nutty butter coating adds a rich finish to the dish.
SPG Chapter To Be Installed In Franklin
The Franklin Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority Petitioning Group will be installed as a chapter April 6 7. Plans discussed at a meeting last night at Mrs Ruth Logsdon's home. Members took annual examination by Mrs John W Neuenswander organizer and Mrs William White sel. Officers to be elected Feb 26 at the Sigma Phi Gamma social rooms 327 S Main St Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Guild
Church of the Ascension
Frank Hidy
William Withey
McKnight Kinne
Sanford Lindsey
London
Ohio
Geoffrey Uhesbrough
Europe
Lindsey
F. E. Wortley
Don Holstein
Rae Leedom
Richard Harfst
Glenn Dixon
H. L. Cheney
Franklin Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Ruth Logsdon
Franklin
John W. Neuenswander
William Whitesel
Claire Humphrey
Viola Millard
Sigma Phi Gamma
S. Main St
Well-Dressed Bandit Stole Goods From Los Angeles Store
A well dressed bandit stole 30 suits 20 sports coats 16 pairs of slacks 3 topcoats and 25 bolts of material worth 3 30 from a local men's store in Los Angeles. Police hunt the suspect based on the inventory and description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Preschool Group hears talk on sex development for children
Mrs Eunice Hammerle spoke on Sex Development and the Questions of Preschool Children at the Preschool Child Study Group meeting at Mrs Robert B Glass home on Florence Street. She is now executive secretary of the Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn and has five years in child welfare work. Assistants Mrs Jack Barnett and Mrs Gilbert Sauer helped hostesses. Helen Lockmeyer will discuss children's art at the March meeting. A dinner meeting for members and guests is planned for May with a bicentennial event in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Hammerle
Robert B. Glass
Florence Street
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
Hammerle
Butler County Department of Public Welfare
Jack Barnett
Gilbert Sauer
Helen Lockmeyer
Defeated Candidate Holds Inaugural Ball
About 2000 Rhode Island Republicans gathered for an inaugural ball in Providence as Christopher Del Sesto failed to win the governorship in November. Del Sesto led Roberts on ballot counts before the state Supreme Court voided some absentee votes, eventually giving Roberts the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Christopher del Sesto
del Sesto
Dennis J. Roberts
Roberts
State Supreme Court
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By Sauna
Wheeden
Templyn Maffett
Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Orlando Avenue
Marie Draut
Carl Robbins
Southeast Asia
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Indonesia
Malaya
Burma
Bert Guernsey
Lester Trew
Council of Churches
First Baptist Church
Maffett
Don Skinner
Jin Mendenhall
Clipper Club
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Dick Lovelace
Richard Bowlin
Sidney Medley
Jack Frost
Joseph Atkinson Sr
Gus Kiniyalocts
William van Guelpen
Circle Four
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Linden Avenue
John Follmer
Paul Wilson
Mary Ann Brehany
Japan
Louise Sixt
Richard Shaffer
Carrie Sixt
W. Holman
Alameda Circle
Richard Morningstar
Holman
Donald Tuttle
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