Sara Malcom Feted At 2 Bridal Showers
Miss Sara Ann Malcom, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald H Malcom of Grand Avenue, and fiancée of Philip A Shook Jr son of Mrs Philip A Shook of Lima, are honored by two ensuing showers. The couple plans to wed Saturday at 8 p m in the Church of the Ascension, following luncheon and linen showers hosted by friends in Countryside and Ross Street. Guests included numerous Mrs and Miss Coburn, Mrs Grubbs, Mrs Waxweiler, Mrs Getter, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann. Malcom
Philip A.shook Jr
Church of the Ascension
Robert Neilson
Ray Dadisman
Morris Johnston
James Kunkler
Warren Mann
John Robertson
William C. Robertson
Kenneth Thomas
Fred Winslow
Walter Spindler
Ray Sloan
George Schnabel
Donald H. Malcom
Rainbow Girls Assembly Plans Meeting in Franklin Soon
Middletown Assembly 68 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls will meet the Franklin Assembly tomorrow at 7 40 p m at the Masonic Temple in Franklin. Aذكر next activity is planned for Feb 17 at 7 0 p m in Fellowship Hall of the First EUB Church. The meeting will be directed by Donna Tallman and refreshments will be served by a group led by Jeanne Shackollord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Guise
Franklin Assembly
Masonic Temple
Franklin
Iniaion
Fellowship Hall
First
EUB Church
Donna Tallman
Jeanne. Shackollord
Delta Sigma chapter tours Doty House event
Delta Sigma Phi sorority held a meeting at Doty House where president Mrs Donald Hoskins announced a donation from the annual dance proceeds to Willam Bailey. Elected to the nominating committee were Mrs James Lone, Mrs Perry Thatcher, and Mrs Lewie Mills. The next social is a spaghetti supper February 27 at Holiday House at 6 30 PM. A pledge meeting will be at Mrs Orville Wrights home February at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty House
Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Donald Hoskins
Willam Bailey
James Lone
Perry Thatcher
Lewie Mills
Orville Wright
Travel Notes on Wills Return After Funeral Services
Mrs. Orville Wills of Lowell Street returned to Middletown from Burlington Kansas after attending funeral services for her sister Ada Dawson. Dawson was a former Middletown resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wills
Lowell Street
Middletown
Ada Dawson
Burlingto
Kan
Dawson
Card Party Planned By B&PW Club
Middletown Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the Girls’ Club with Miss Kappye West in charge. Plans were announced for a card party on March 5 at the Girls’ Club, with tickets obtainable from club members. The next meeting is set for February at the Girls’ Club, activities to begin at 6:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&pw Club
Middletown Busineses and
Professional Woren's Club
Kappye West
Floyd Starr
Ways and Means
Trekel
Sorority Plans Three Activities At Local Meeting
Xi Epsilon Kappa chapter Bea Sigma sorority members met at the Yas Members with guests to plan three events including a square dance Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Firemen's Club followed by a covered dish supper. Also set are a 4 card party March 27 at Holiday House and Founder's Day April 24 at Eaton Manor. Nomination committee members named Mrs Rich ard Yost Mrs Cecil Wooddell and Mrs Joe Alexander. Miss Charlotte Dell to present a ceramics program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter
Bea Sigma Poi
Yas
Firemen's Club
Holday Hou E
Eaton Manor
Richard Yost
Cecil Wooddell
Joe Alexander
Charlotte Dell
ESA Chapter Members Meet A February Stars Program
Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted an event at J J Bowling Lanes themed Famous People Born in February. Mrs William Ves and Misa Jenna Ashton led, Mrs Mike Kaurich covered rushing, and plans were set for a plant sale. Sorority members assigned Mrs Roger Diliman and Mrs Louis Sanders to attend the Butler County Safety Conference in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
William Ves
Misa Jenna Ashton
Mike Kaurich
Dave Holbrook
Roger Diliman
Louis Sanders
Butler County Safety
Hamilton
Prize Winners at Three Plus Five Card Club Meeting
Mrs Harvey Thompson and Mrs Robert Pohlable won prizes at the Three Plus Five Card Club gathering last night at Mrs Roger Wilkinson s home on Dorthy Lane. Guest Mrs Martha Barr attended. Next session will be hosted by Mrs William Magner on Trenton Franklin Road. Washing hands in salted water helps remove fish odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Thompson
Robert Pohlable
Roger Wilkinson
Dorthy Lane
Martha Barr
Thompson
Shirley Roberts
William Magner
Trenton -Franklin Road
Mrs Beckwith Installed as ABWA Middletown President
Mrs Laurace Beckwith was installed as president of the Middletown chapter of the American Business Women’s Association at a dinner in the Rose Room of the Manchester Motor Inn attended by 38 members and five guests. An inscribed gavel was presented, and officers were installed including Arthur Richardson vice president and Marguerite Carpenter recording secretary. Guests from Aloha Chapter in Dayton and Middletown visitors attended. plans for a Friendship Tea were announced with committee listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurace Beckwith
Middletown
American Business Women's Associaton
Manchester Motor Inn
Beckwith
William Schaefer
Schaefer
Charles Lawrence
Dayton
Arhur Richardson
Marguerite Carpenter
Myron Newton
Cecil McNab
Harry Renolds
Pauline Ault
Joseph Mofield
Aloha
Paula Bell
Eugene Fay
Lloyd Williams
Roy Neal
Roberta Gepnart
Regis.raon
C. A. Burnett
Jeanette Bell
Hubert Moyer
John Fitzgerald
Marvin Shane
Ruby Hancock
Kenneth M.nroe
J. W. Harter
Card Party Hosts Named By St John PTO
Mrs. Fred Wootan and Mrs. John Trotta will preside at the tea table at the St John PTO card party in the church basement on Wednesday February 2. Proceeds go to purchase pew desks for the school. Mrs Joycee Glei chairs the event with co chair Mr Ray Witte. Tickets are handled by Mr and Mrs Harold Blank of Slator Street. Guests should bring their own cards for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wootan
John Trotta
St. John
GOP Women for Urey Plan to Send Delegates to Conference
Tentative plans by GOP Women for Urey to send delegates to the tenth annual conference of Republican Women in Washington D C in April were outlined at a Middletown Woman's Republican Club meeting. Area representatives will depart Hamilton April 3 for the convention April 14 through April 7. Six delegates from the Middletown club will also be chosen to attend the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Spring Conference in Toledo March 22-24. Speakers Waner E. Powell and Barry Levey, both Republican candidates for General Assembly, discussed Bill 490, a year round education bill that failed in the Senate after passing the House, highlighting school problems including teacher shortages crowded classrooms and rising population. Powell proposed a three semester or four quarter plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon D. C
Middletown
Barry Levey
General Assembly
Powell
Powelll
Teacer
Prblem
Estrellita Prophesies A Generous Year Ahead For You
The reading notes restrictions now and urges tact to avert trouble at home or work. It predicts a very good birth year with plans and finances improving, especially employment and money, through the year and into November and December 1963. Single readers may find romance in May June and December, with a side remark about a child born that day possessing leadership gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Ina
Mayfield Parks On Board Agenda
The Parks Board meets at 7 30 tonight at headquarters in Goldman Park to discuss park development vacancies at full time staff, headquarters maintenance, and board objectives for 1962, announced acting director John Paschal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Board
Goldman Park
Mayfield Park Development
Parks and Recreation
John Paschal
Mrs Bogan Presents Program At February Club Meeting
Mrs. Carl Bogan spoke yesterday at the Februay meetng of the club. She shared highlights of her trip to Norway and Sweden with notes on Oslo church services and a Hamlet tour. She showed purchased items such as jewelry and paintings and described points of interest visited. The meeting at Mrs. Garrett Kaufman's home on Magnolia Drive drew 22 members. Mrs. S. A. Kitchen directed the business session in the president’s absence, with hostesses Mrs James Purvis and Mrs J. C. Young assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bogan
Norway
Sweden
Tone
Oslo
Asve
Els Acre
Shang
Bogan
Garrett Kaufman
Magnolia Drive
S. A. Kitchen
Harry Ward
James Purvis
J. C. Young
Religious and cultural talks fill church group meetings
A series of church circles and clubs held meetings across area churches. The Semper Fidelis Class at First Baptist discussed religious and cultural values with Rev G Walter Weber as moderator, and Miss Eleanor Handsen led Bethlehem Lutheran’s study on John. Members planned World Day of Prayer and shared slides on the old and new Bethlehem church. In addition, Mission Workers met at Grand Avenue Church of God for a two part talk on Sanctification with Rev Bill Ball, while Luke Clipper Club and various circles gathered for juvenile talks, program presentations, and social meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holman Jr
Charlies Baker
Edward Forkner
Caiman
Robert Rhea
Wier Brown
Geanan
Holman
Wayne Beall
Delbert Adams
John Dumord
Eastne Drive
Circle Seven
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Eleanor Handsen
Paul Berndall
Old Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Grand Avenue Church of God
Bill Ball
Ralpdh Turner
Evenisie
Jim Singleton
Mins
Harrison Caudill
Wishing Well puzzle notations from 1962 ad copy
Wishing Well 40 percent registered U S patent office presents a daily letter based fortune puzzle. Start by counting letters in your first name then adjust by rules to obtain a key number. Read the rectangle from upper left, tracking checked figures to spell a message. 2 4 1962 by William J Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate Ing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Local Birth Announcements and Out of Town Notices
A batch of birth notices lists Mr and Mrs Franklin Kushner of 3707 Manchester Road with a girl born yesterday, and Mr and Mrs Donald Hauser of Franklin with a boy born yesterday. Out of town entries include Airman J C and Mrs Eugene Kemplin of Murfreesboro Tennessee with a girl born February 9 at Murfreesboro Hospital. Paternal grandparents named Whitt Kemplin of Trenton and others are noted alongside numerous locality mentions and individual newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kushner
Manchester Road
Donald Hauser
Franklin
J.C
Eugene
Kemplin
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Feo
Murfreesboro Hospital
Whitt Kemplin
Trenton
Hospital List Includes Numerous Patients And Dismissals
In The Hospital Mrs Samuel Jackson of Ninth Charles Schneider of Excedlo Harold Ripley of Franklin Mrs Betha Weekley of Leba non Mark Byrd son of Mr and Mrs Roy Byrd Franklin Mrs Grace Crocker of Wod lawn Ave George Finkbone of West Middle Own Will's H Hatfield of Trenton Rebecca Fitzwater daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fitzwater Warren Read David Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Leoma Bennett Wes Mid die wn John Martin son of Mr and Mrs Joan Martin Sr Tren on Mrs Harry Ward of Ross St Roger Powell son of Mr and Mrs Terrell Powell Morgan S Wiliam Rosa son of Mr and Mrs Ruben Roosa West Middle town Kevin Bays son of Mr and Mrs Joe W Bays Franklin Loyes Spencer of Mary Eta 3t Patrcia Sprinkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Sprinkie Orchard St Mrs Paul Shafer of Ca a ip Drive Mrs Harold Wise of Sheffield Mrs Eugene Merley Jr of 19th Mrs John R Kinder of Aber deen Drive Mrs Earl Purdy of Miamisburg DISMISSED John Abrigat of Trenton Mivs James Amourgey of Tren ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Byrd
Roy Byrd
Franklin
Grace Crocker
Wodlawn Ave
George Finkbone
West Middle Own
Will's H. Hatfield
Trenton
Rebecca Fitzwater
John Fitzwater
Warren Read
David Bennett
Leoma’ Bennett
Wes
Middie Wn
John Martin
Joan Martin Sr
Tren
Harry Ward
Ross St. Roger
Powell
Terrell Powel
Morgan S
St Johns School Honors 25 Years Service by Ela Williamson
The PTO of St John’s School honored Mrs Ela Williamson for her twenty five years as cafeteria cook. Rev John L Oberlander presented gifts on behalf of the PTO. A film on Communism was also shown as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Williamson
PTO
St. John’s School
John L. Oberlander
St. John's Church
Functions Of AEC Told To Sertoma Club
Dr. Joan Eichelberger described two major goals of the Atomic Energy Commission at a Sertoma Club meeting in Manchester. The agency aims to ensure national security and to develop peaceful nuclear energy while supporting weapons production for defense. The United States is a leading uranium producer with mills in several states and ore imports from Canada, Belgium Congo, Australia, Portugal, and South Africa. A note on making gravy from heavy cream concludes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Eichelberger
Rose Af Vigwedotamry
Burg
Sertoma Club
Ing
Manchester Motor Inaniga
AEC
Elineberger
Des
United
Ates
Urania Eisheforger
Colorado
New Me ‘Siah
Arizona
South Dal
Washington
Oregon
Domina Events Presser Chapter 67 Meeting
Domina Events Presser Chapter 67 of the Order of the Rusern Ster will meet tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the Masonic Temple. A social hour will follow with Mrs Clar nce Lawson as chairman, assisted by Mrs Raleigh Lawson, Mrs Roy Roxy and Mrs Robert Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Order of the Rusern Ster
Masonic Temple
Clar‘nce Lawson
Raleigh Lawson
Roy Roxy
Robert Walton
Spinach Transformed with Onion Lemon Butter
Plain cooked spinach gains savory depth from a touch of minced onion and lemon juice with a dollop of butter. The result is a bright, softly seasoned side that enhances the leafy greens.
Lions to Hear Dodgers Scout at Lions Club Meeting
Clifford Alexander of Hamilton a Dodgers scout and brother in law of manager Walter Alston will speak at the Lions Club noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. Also attending will be pitcher Scott Breeden of the Omaha Dodgers farm club with Herbert Henderson as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Alexander
Hamilton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Scott Breeden
Omaha Dodgers
Herbert Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Chardelle Weber
Sara Malcom
Richard Getter
James Waxweiler
Getter
Ross Street
Ribac Grubbs
Wes Charles Johnson
Harold Goetz Jr
Daniel Wilkins
Chester Hagen
W. W. Griest
Rainbow Girls
Dort
Central Ave
ESA Chapter
ABWA
Urey
Estrellita
Mrs. Bogan
S Luke
Willian Grizzell
Ethel Whiteman
Mary Frances Gould
Calvary Baptist Church
Doyle Pridemore
Leslie Lane
Jack Hughen
Joan Nelson
Don Long
Thomas Frisby
Milard S‘anper
Bert Maples
Arthur Kimberlin
Donald Rose
Roy Jasson
Kinberlin
Butler County
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity School
Thomas Bishop
Willem Bishop
Daniel Smield
Ellen Bishop
Eldorato
Sante Abero Barbier
Turner Circle
Christian. Church
Mary Ramey
Latin America
Mayme Bicknell
Elwood Street
Feveletes Gob
Eiles Vexverdy
McCoe Avenue
Reois Circle
Clara Neville
United States
Mary Neal Morgan
Cavary Baptist Church
Carl Kash
Alameda
Paul Sallee
William Groves
U. S
Shari Whitt
Joe Whitt
Monroe
Carl Francis
Clarence Francis
Pershing, Ave
Garfield St
Charlie Johnson
Charles Meadows
Pear
Lynwood Milton
Calumet Ave
Lee Nelson
N. Leibee St
Hobart Parker
Arcadia
Ve Gregory Porter
Dale Porter
Frankli
Edward Root
Highland
S. Ah
Elizebeth Stewart
Emmett Sherron
Wilbraham Road
Floyd Smith
S. Sutphin
Samuel Jackson
Ninth Ave
Charles Schneider
Patrcia Sprinkle
Vincent Sprinkie
Orchard St
Paul Shafer
Ca‘aip. Drive
Harold Wise
Sheffield
Eugene Merley Jr
19Th Ave
John R. Kinder
Aberdeen Drive
Earl Purdy
Miamisburg
John Abrigat
James Amourgey
St. Johns
Fashi
G & Dee Tores
Domina
Lions
ARNEL
Miss Stacy
Stacy Arnel
Wilson
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