Meeting Highlights From Local AAUW Program
Paul Bell of Lemon Monroe High led the school chorus in American songs from folk to Broadway numbers at an AAUW meeting at the Girls Club. An informal talk traced music’s growth in the U S, with solos by Doebler Oliver Cogah Cox, and pianists Lawwill and Bell. Mrs Charles Pwalt presided over the business session naming five new members and announcing a WMUB TV studio tour Feb 21 plus a Feb 21 Africa forum. Two $100 scholarships to Middletown area graduates were announced for April. Seven colleges were added as AAUW meeting requirements, expanding eligible membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bell
Lemon-Monroe
American Association of University Women
Bell
Mr. Bell
Larry Doebler
Carol Oliver
Paula Taylor
Angela Cogah
Laura Cox
Jenny Lawwill
Charles Fwalt
Gordon Adams
Robert L. Bauer
Sally Burris
Kay Frances Dean
Tom Nickels
James Rimedio
J. E. Seamon
Wmub-Tv
Oxford
Africa
Miami University
Nancy Slattery
AAUW
Middletown High School
Lemon - Monroe High
Fenwick High
Charles True
G. C. Thomas
Association
College of St. Benedict
St. Joseph
Area Couple Married in Springboro Methodist Church
The Rev Harley Fiddler officiated as Mrs Gladys McClanahan and Frank Smith both of Springboro exchanged vows Saturday morning at Springboro Methodist Church. Attendants included Mrs James Jackson and Dennis McClanahan. A wedding dinner followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Irvin Watkins. The couple left for a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Fiddler
Gladys McClanahan
Frank Smith
Springboro
Springboro Methodist Church
James Jackson
C. Dayton
Smith
Dennis McClanahan
Irvin Watkins
B. Wood
Mr. McClanahan
Florida
Golden Circle Class Meets at Calvary Methodist Church
A Golden Circle Class gathering at Calvary Methodist Church met last night at Mrs Clarence Cox's home. The program featured Mrs Maurice Weaver and discussion of a February 17 party planned for patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Clarence Cox
Maurice Weaver
Longview 'S Hospital
Cincinnati
Banquet Planned By Club
The Welcome Wagon Club discussed its annual banquet planned for April 3 at the Sports Bowl. A bunny theme decorates the event and reservations are by Mrs. Earl Smith, 107 Brelsford Ave., Trenton. Present were several named members and the next meeting is Feb. 23 at Mrs. Hatfield’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Larry J. Dwiggins
Stevens Avenue
Sports Bowl
Earl Smith
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Ervin Riesz
Roy Hatfield
Russell Anderson
Thomas Moore
Robert Ramsdell
Ben Southard
John Henderson
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Middletown Temple
The Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club session used The Howell movement last night at five percent tables in Temple Beth Solomon recreation room. An average score of 48 points was recorded. Tied for first with 56 were Mrs William Maxwell and Mrs M L Johnston and Mrs Gorlon Nein and Mrs Leland Lynch Jr. Third place went to Mrs Howard Wikoff and Mrs Scanley Weinstein with 552 points.
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Howell
Middletown
Middletown groups hold noon meetings and dinner
Caminna Fverts LeSourdsville Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday at noon with a covered dish dinner at Mrs C L Dakin's home 2112 Tytus Ave. The 41st anniversary dinner of Middletown chapter American War Mother occurs Thursday at noon at the Legion home with guest speaker Robert E Moore an Armco Steel Corp insurance adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville
Ladies’ Aid
L. Dakin
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Legion Home
Robert E. Moore
Armco Steel Corp
Meter Quandry Plaques New York Meters
New York officials say parking meters bring in about 8 million dollars yearly but suffer up to 4 million in losses due to vandalism and broken meters. Commissioner Henry A. Barnes notes around 12 000 of roughly 52 000 meters are out of service.
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New York
Henry A.barnes
Barnes
I Commission
Marriage Revealed of Janice Hagins and David Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hagins announce the marriage of daughter Janice Kay Hagins to David Alfred Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shapiro of Franklin. They wed February 7 at 7 30 p m in Richmond in a Presby terian parsonage with Rev. Robert McDonald officiating. The couple will reside at 1106 Second Ave.
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Daniel M Hagins
Wycoff Street
Janice Kay
David Alfred Shapiro
Albert M. Shapiro
Dana Drive
Franklin
Presbytrian
Richmond
Robert McDonald
Shapiro
Franklin High School
Miami University
Lambda Chi Alpha
Middletown
Alpha Phi Sorority
First National Bank
Miami Jacobs Business College
Dayton
Second Ave
Longview Social Service League Plans Activities
Nine members met at Mrs. William Arkill's home on Orchard Street to chart future activities. The Golden Circle Class of Calvary Methodist Church will sponsor a Feb. 17 party for Longview Hospital patients in Cincinnati. Betty O Neily named supplies chairwoman. Donations from Trenton Presbyterian Church and Busy Bees Club funded a summer ward party. An AM FM radio for B W Ward was proposed. Mrs. Robert Vokes attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service League
William Arkill
Orchard Street
Golden Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Betty O'Neily
Rowland Hinsch
Trenton Presbyterian Church
Busy Bees Club
Mothers’ Study League
Robert Vokes
Sertoma Club Speaker Named at Manchester Inn
Dr. John J. Eichelberger director of research at Mound Laboratory Monsanto Research Corp. will address the Sertoma Club meeting on the AEC. He has 15 years with Monsanto and previously worked at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. Daniel Kruger chairs the program at Lemon Monroe High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Eichelberger
Milamisburg
Mound Laboratory
Monsanto Research Corp
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
AEC
Monsanto
Eichelberger
Applied Physics ‘Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Daniel Kruger
Lemon - Monroe High School
Sertoma
Warning honored, heater kills three in Urbana
In Urbana Ohio Mrs Martha Louise Speaks 37 ignored a fire official warning to remove a space heater in her home. Her 17 year old son Wayne and Carl Hayes 45 of Dayton died along with her. Relatives found the locked house after the deaths Sunday morning. Coroner W R Fredericks confirmed the three fatalities. Fire Chief Dwight Grube noted children had fallen ill from fumes from the heater eight weeks earlier and advised renting a heater, which was never done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
Christianburg
Martha Louise Speaks
Tea Grows Best at High Altitudes for Flavor
Tea thrives at 3000 to 7000 feet where cooler temperatures slow growth. This produces smaller leaves with less water and more flavor.
Delegates Named To SPG Parley Plans Tau Province Meet
Delta Pi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma sorority discussed Tau Province meeting plans to be held Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati. Delegates include Miss Marion Willoughby and Mrs. William Whitesel. Candidates named for Tau Province offices include Mrs. Wilford Wells for president and Mrs. Jeane Buter for secretary. Also proposed is Mrs. John Neuenswander as international organizer for the June San Diego convention. The group voted to sponsor Berea College membership and a dance recital, with the May annual dance report by Mrs. Alfred Schwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau
Cincinnati
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma
Doty House
Marion Willoughby
William Whitesel
Wilford Wells
Tau Province
Jeane Buter
John Neuenswander
Bride-Elect Sandra Henderson Honored in Shower
A Sunday afternoon shower honored Sandra Henderson bride-elect of Thomas Bowen. Red and white Valentine decor adorned gift and refreshment tables. Present were Alma Denman, Net tie Bowen, Marion Radabaugh, Mary Van Pelt, Annie Bowen, Jack Griffin, Dan Foley, Roger Hester, Earnest Bowen, Harry Hester, Robert Coleman, Earl Bowen, Kenneth Henderson, and others. The couple plans to wed March 3 at the Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Henderson
Thomas R. Bowen
C. A. Bowen
Judith
Leslie Lane
Valentine
Alma Denman
al Muerer
Nettie Bowen
Marion Radabaugh
Mary van Pelt
Annie Bowen
Jack Grifin
Dan Foley
Roger Hester
Earnest Bowen
Harry Hester
Robert Coleman
Earl Bowen
Kenneth Henderson
Miss Henderson
Avalon Drive
Aberdeen Drive
Church of the Ascension
Yale finds drinking keeps alcoholics out of work 22 days yearly
A Yale Center of Alcohol Studies report shows that drinking and hangovers cause the typical alcoholic to miss about 22 workdays per year, highlighting the impact of alcohol on productivity and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Center of Alcoholic Studies
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes Summary
Names and addresses record newborns and recent discharges in Franklin and nearby towns. Entries list parents, residence, and baby sex with yesterday or today birth notes, plus a cohort of hospitalized or dismissed individuals across multiple streets and towns. Strong local entities include Franklin, Somerville, Trenton, Middle town, Germantown, and West Middletown.
Local Residents Named in Hospital Report
In The Hospital Charlotte Campbell, So of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Campbell, Gregory Sailers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sailers, Johns Road. Mrs. Albert H. Moore of Trenton. John Burton of Germantown Elmer Shepard of Evelyn Drive, Mrs. Burton C. Mull of Trenton. Mrs. Austin Risner of Bexley Drive. Edward Konzic of Bexley Drive. William Sandlin of 16th Ave. Mrs. Letha Johnson of 17th Ave. Osa Adams of Oxford State Road Charles Montgomery of Flemming Road. John D. Keith of S. Verity Pkwy. John Sturgeon of N. Tytus Ave. Mrs. Frank N. Kruzic of Brentwood St. Deana Kyn Lewis, daughter of Linville Lewis. Charles St. Mrs. Ralph Bentley of Franklin. Ray Barnett of Mohawk St. Mrs. Larry A. Fletcher of Garfield St. Mrs. Mae Gomin of Franklin Karl Schirm of Aberdeen Chester Ireton of Hamilton. Brenda Golden, daughter of Frank Golden, Franklin, Robert Chandler of Johns Road or Jake Pat Conrad of North ve.
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Charlotte Campbell
Hershel Campbell
Franklin
Gregory Sailers
Hubert Sailers
Johns Road
Albert H. Moore
Trenton
John Burton
Germantown Road
Elmer Shepard
Evelyn Drive
Burton C. Mull
Austin Risner
Bexley Drive
Edward Konzic
William Sandlin
16Th Ave
Letha Johnson
17Th Ave
Osa Adams
Oxford State Road
Charles Montgomery
Flemming Road
John D. Keith
S. Verity Pkvy
John Sturgeon
N. Tytus
Frank N. Kruzic
Brentwood
Deana Kyn Lewis
Linville Lewis
Charles St
Ralph Bentley
Ray Barnett
Mohawk St
Larry A. Fletcher
Garfield St
Mae Gomin
Karl Schirm
Aberdeen Drive
Chester Ireton
Hamilton
Brenda Golden
Frank Golden
Robert Chandler
Jake Pat Conrad
North Ve
Nursing student capped at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Among 31 students at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Hamilton Janice De Ford of Middletown received her cap during a ceremony marking the completion of pre clinical training. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A G De Ford of Central Avenue and a Fenwick High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Hamilton
Janice de Ford
Middletown
Miss de Ford
A. G de Ford
Central Avenue
Fenwick High School
JERE Puzzle: Name Letter Count and Fortune Key
A daily numeric puzzle explains how to derive a key number from your first name by counting letters and applying a simple adjuster. Read the upper left corner across to match key numbers and reveal a message. 1962 puzzle by William J. Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Ine
Homes Sought Here For 2 Foreign Students
Middletown chapter of the American Field Service seeks host families for two foreign high school seniors for the 1962-43 school year. Candidates come from 45 countries, screened for character and academics. Families need a spare bed, one student around their own age, and a willingness to participate. lunches and fees are covered. Contact Cal Grier or Mrs. Fenton Hall for details. final selections rest with the New York AFS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Field Service
Cal Grier
Fenton Hall
Monroe
American Field Service Office
New York
Three Reappointed To Ohio Higher Education Board
Gov DiSalle reappointed Frank Anger Dan DeHayes and Jack Marks to the Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission for terms ending February 1965. Anger is president of Winters National Bank and Trust Co in Dayton DeHayes is secretary treasurer of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association and Marks is a Chillicothe newspaperman and Rosy County Safety Council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission
Frank G. Anger
Winters National Bank and Trust Co
Dayton
Dan DeHayes
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Jack Marks
Chillicothe
Rosy County Safety Council
Ford Profits in 1961 Hit $409.5 Million
Ford Motor Co. reported 1961 profits of 409.5 million dollars or 7.45 a share, down from 427.9 million or 7.40 a share in 1960. Revenue reached 6.71 billion, against 6.79 billion in 1960, with GM and Chrysler also posting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Firemen Aid Franklin Boy in Early Morning Rescue
Franklin firefighters assisted 10 month old Chris Moore at 617 Bridge St when he struggled to breathe. They quickly administered oxygen, aiding the child in the early hours yesterday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Danny Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Chris Moore
Danny Moore
Bridge St
Sunday fires predominate in U S incident reports
The data note more fires start on Sunday than any other day in the week and motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of accidental death up to age 65, after which the risk shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brazil Next For Decisions Discussion
Brazil Next For Decisions Discussion will be the third topic for the Great Decisions discussion groups next Sunday sponsored by the Middletown chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs. Seventy-eight attended six group discussions on Red China last Sunday. Leaders were Ralph Ringgenberg Mrs Howard Cromwell Mr and Mrs Howard Stalker David Easton Cal Grier and Fred Ross. Hosts were multiple local residents including Harry Aron Ellen Drive Robert Boni Wilshire Drive James LeGrand Grand Avenue David Easton Croydon Lane Ray Sloan Green tree Road and E W Jones Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Ralph Ringgenberg
Howard Cromwell
Howard Stalker
David Easton
Cal Grier
Fred Ross
Harry Aronoff
Ellen Drive
Robert Boni
Wilshire Drive
James LeGrand
Grand Avenue
Croydon Lane
Ray Sloan
Greentree Road
E.W. Jones
Yankee Road
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Chardelle Weber
Merle Norman
Central GA
Hatfield
Duplicate Bridge Club
Caminna Fverts
N.Y
David Shapiro
Heater
SPG
Lawrence Skinner
Stadia Drive
Frank R. Nixon
Young St
Robert L. Downing
McKinley St
Melvin Larsson
Somerville
Rt. 1
Raymond Carrozza
Park St
Deane Wicks
Jackson la
Eugene Angel
Walter Schneider
Young
Richard K. Young
Henry Stidham
Winona Drive
Lloyd Allen
Germantown
George Shafer
S. Marshall Road
Harry Oaks
Wayne Ave
Jesse Wills
Sheffield St
George Noble
Crawford St
Harry W. Barr
West Middletown
Maurice K. Booth
Breiel Blvd
Linda Bors
Alexander Bors
Harrison St
Mary Couch
David Cox
North Ave
Gerald Fagan
Howard Ave
Edward Fitzwater
N. Sutphin
Kathy Forman
de Wayne Forman
Marcia Lafayette
Mmr
Gilbert Lafayette
Midway
Myrtle Lewellyn
William Mallicoate
Rose Meir
Howard Sears
Wibraham Road
James D. Shumate
West Middetown
Michael R. Smith
Andre Smith
Glenn Warmoth
Frank
Lin
Fred Wells
Francis Winglewich
Ty‘tus Ave
U. S
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Ihealth
Franklin Boy
D. W. Copple
Becky Lynn
California Sun
P.J
Bermuda
S.M.L
Orion
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