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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

16

Vital Statistics Across Multiple Franklin Area Births

Reports list new arrivals this Wednesday including a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pratt Jr. at 2806 Inland Drive and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey at 2502 Minnesota Street. Also a Frankie area birth to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe at 801 Marty Lee Lane and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toler Harrison Sr. in Gratis. Other names include Willie Agee, Donald Mokry, Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs. Gordon Reed, Mrs. Margaret Reed, Mrs. Charle Gillespie, Dallas Sanders, Betty Brewster, and L. J. Adams of Franklin.

Luther Pratt Jr Inland Drive Douglas Bailey Minnesota St Austin Wolfe Marty Lee Lane Franklin Robert Toler Harrison Sr Gratis Willie Agee South Ave Donald Mokry Henry Brown Calumet Ave Gordon Reed Queen Margaret Reed Baltimore St

Hospital Notices List Names and Addresses of Patients

In The HospitalDarrell Ashley son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ashley Hill Ave Mrs Harold Matthews of Harrison St Mrs Howard Gail of Eilen Drive Robert Dearth son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dearth Carlisle Terry Gregory of Prospect Ave Wirena Riley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Riley Everett Ferguson of Jefferson Road Mrs George McChesney of Curryer Road Mrs Amos Wells of Burton Road Mrs Jerry C Chambers of Jackson Lane John J Fishbaugh of Webster St Calvert Haslin of S Main St Bernard Oppedal son of Mrs Charlotte Oppedal Franklin Mrs Leonard Wells of Wilson Albert Simmons son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simmons Carlisle Mrs Nora Martin of Allen Mrs O Ray Pummill of Hill Lloyd Miller of Franklin Raymond Martin of Columbia OUT OF TOWN John Chappel son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappel Illinois Ave Day Jesse Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martin of Young St Ellice Deaton of Baltimore St Chester Boomershire of Gratis Freddie Conley of S Main St Grover Pieratt of McKinley St Mrs Elvin Ray Bailey of Madi Luther Williams of S Main

Darrell Ashley Russell Ashley Hill Ave Harold Matthews Harrison St Howard Gail Eilen Drive Robert’ Dearth Robert Dearth Carlisle Terry Gregory Prospect Ave Wirena Riley Charles D. Riley Franklin Everett Ferguson Jefferson Road George McChesney Curryer Road Amos Wells Burton Road Jerry C . Chambers Jackson Lane John J. Fishbaugh Webster Albert Simmons Nora Martin Allen Road O. Ray Pummill Lloyd Miller Raymond Martin Columbia Ave Jesse Martin Young St Ellice Deaton Baltimore St. Chester

One Hundred Club gathers at Girls' Club social

Forty members meet with guests including Mrs. Sullivan Fox Goodwin and others. Card winners include Mrs. Play and Mrs. Bates in canasta, Mrs. Herbert and Mr. Olcott in bridge, and Mrs. Wickner and Mrs. Jones in pinochle. Cristonian Banquet May 20 at Midway Lodge and intercircle party April 7 at the Girls' Club noted. Planning for March at Mrs. Hackett's home features a talent auction.

One Hundred Club Girls’ Club William Sullivan Harlow Fox Albert Goodwin H. 8. Alcott Robert Wickner Walter Bates Jon Play Bates William Herbert Harold Olcott John Jones Wickner Willard Johnson Carl Wetzel Cristonians William Boast Moore Street Walter Crenshaw Midway Lodge Lawrence Hackett

Knights Temp lar 71 Meeting and Shrine Honors

The Ladies Auxiliary Knights Temp lar 71 will hold a covered dish dinner tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the Masonic Temple N Main Street. Middletown Shrine 25 will honor past officers tonight at 7 30 PM in the Commercial Building 63 S Main. Initiation of new members will follow.

Knights Templar Masonic Temple N. Main Street Middletown Shrine Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem S. Main

Luncheon Panel Discusses Equal Rights Education Jobs

A Temple Beth Solem Sisterhood luncheon featured a panel led by Rabbi William J. Gordon and Middletown Human Rights Council members David L. Smith Rev. Russell W. Galloway and Cecil Hunter. They addressed education employment and housing in equal rights for all Americans.

Temple William J. Gordon Middletown

Bride Elect Feted At Shower Before Dayton Nuptials

Miss Carol Goonan bride elect of Phillip Daryl Osborn was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Defense Electronic Supply Center coworkers in Dayton. Attendees included Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Boggus, and others. The couple, daughter of Mrs. Ethel Goonan and the late Paul E. Goonan, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Osborn, plan to wed Saturday at Grand Avenue Church of God with matron of honor Mrs. Donald Mays and a full bridal party.

Carol Goonan Phillip Daryl Osborn Defense Electronic Supply Center Dayton John Smith Robert Harrison Spencer Boggus Donald Fere Raymond Watson Jackie Bashaw Donald Jones William Brookshire Margaret Reed Mary Lewis William Sheese Maurice Bogle Edith Keller Francis Zabielski Arnie Haynes Helen Croley John Shaw Miss Goonan Ethel Goonan Franklin Paul E. Goonan Osborn Charles H. Osborn Middletown Rt. 3 Goonan Mr. Osborn Grand Avenue Church of God Donald Mays Patty Moore Joyce Kelhoffer Pegey Kelhoffer Blanche Gabbard Suzanne Kerring Marty Gabbard Larry Osborn Wendell Cottle James Kertz Gary Wages Mike Crafton

Deanery Meeting Scheduled

The Hamilton Deanery Council of Catholic Women will hold a quarterly meeting Sunday February 23 at 1 30 p m in St Veronica School Hamilton The program features Enthronement of the Bible led by Mrs Earl Hoffman and Mrs Joseph Schopmeyer with business led by Mrs Richard Goes plus several short committee sessions by local women including Mrs Charles Landis and others. Mrs Herschel Bennett will report on plans for the April 29 biennial conference in Middletown and a Parish Middle Meeting skit will be presented by St Susanna parish women of Mason.

Hamilton Ben Eshman Franklin Don Srede Carl Glasmeier Earl Bock Fairfield Charles Arno Michael Riegert Joseph Fischer John Timmers Middletown Robert Bricker New Paris Herschel Bennett Parish St. Susanna Parish Mason Christian Service Society Mayfield Earl Frisby Creekview Drive Edward West Love of God Ted Booth Paul Miller

Decorations Lead By Brumfield And Lacey For Meeting

Mrs Luther Brumfield and Mrs Harry Lacey oversee decorations and Mrs Horace Hunter hosts the social hour showing a coordinated social program for the gathering.

Luther Brumfield Harry Lacey Horace Hunter

Church circles report meetings and programs across towns

Members from Cordova Alaska and Mayfield Christian groups met in church halls for talks, slides, and programs on topics from racial integration to world prayer observances. Hostesses, program leaders, and upcoming events including a March 10 meeting and an April spring luncheon were announced.

Cordova Circle First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Raymond B. Farrow Robert Hudson The Baptists Christian Center Cordova Alaska David Thomas Mara Quinlin Cordova Hospital Guy Smithers Harley Hodson Efker First Christian Church Edwin Bobitt George Tatman Nepal Russell Esker

Valentine Frolic Dance Draws 100 Couples at Manor Inn

More than 100 couples reserved for the Merry Married Mixers guest dinner dance Saturday night at the Manchester Motor Inn. Final arrangements set at a Taylor home committee meeting on Breiel Boulevard. Event headed by Mr and Mrs Walter B Evans with aides Mr and Mrs John Mvlloy Mr and Mrs Russell An ness and the Taylors. Jimmy James orchestra to play 8 30 p m to 12 30 a m.

Manchester Motor Inn Valentine C. H. Taylor Breiel Boulevard Walter B. Evans John Mvlloy Russell Anness The Taylors Jimmy James

Two Speakers Heard At Culture Club Meeting

Mrs. Arthur Frey and Mrs. Edwin Crawford spoke at the Home Culture Club gathering at Mrs. J. J. Canfield’s Orlando Drive home. Crawford discussed the Cyclorama of the Battle of Atlanta, noting its height, weight, paint, value, and Atlanta ownership.

Culture Club Arthur Frey Edwin Crawford Home Culture Club J. J. Canfield Orlando Drive C. A. Arend Atlanta Crawford

Sorority Discusses Activities and Plans

Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority members heard Mrs. Lewis Sanders present a program on its You at J J Bowling Lanes. Plans for spring rush begin March 1, with February social to finalize. Financial report on Sno Ball dance for Muscular Dystrophy given by Mrs. Stauble and Mrs. Green. Ohio Late Council meeting report by Mrs. Brands. May council meeting May 16-17 in Columbiana and state convention Oct 23-25 in Columbus. Chapter continues Red Cross cookie baking for Dayton Veterans Hospital and birthday parties for dystrophy patients. Next meeting Feb 25.

Lewis Sanders Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority JJ Bowling Lanes American Legion Butler County Hank Brands Shelby House Sidney Holiday Inn Columbiana Columbus Red Cross Dayton Veterans Hospital

Labor Leader George Burdon Named to Johnson Advisory Panel

Akron AP reports President Johnson invited 16 labor leaders to serve on an Advisory Committee on Union Programs for Fair Practice. George Burdon, international president of the United Rubber Workers Union, accepted the invitation and will join the committee.

Akron Oht Johnson George Burdon United Rubber Workers Union

Patricia Kennard and Stanley Benge Plan June 20 Wedding

Miss Patricia Lucille Kennard and Stanley Eugene Benge set June 20 for their wedding at Crawford Street Church of God at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Herschel Caudill will officiate. Kennard is from Lewis Street. Benge from Franklin. engagement announced January 26.

Patricia Lucille Kennard Stanley Eugene Benge Crawford Street Church of

Prepare Scallops The French Way

French style scallops with mushrooms in a rich sauce using dry white vermouth. Scallops are simmered in vermouth and water then folded with mushrooms and cream, baked in shells with buttered crumbs until bubbling and golden. Serves six.

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