Carol West to Perform with Indiana University Concert Band
Miss Carol West daughter of Mr and Mrs Al West of Orchard Street has been chosen to play with the Indiana University Concert Band in Indianapolis The opening concert is at 830 p m Thursday at the Murat Theatre with two more performances on March 30 and April 25 About 50 IU musicians will travel to the Indiana city Faculty members will be featured soloists Miss West a freshman at Indiana plays the baritone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol West
al West
Orchard Street
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Murat Theatre
Indiana City
Miss West
Indiana
La Soiree Dance Plans Set for March 5 at Manchester Hotel
The La Soiree formal dinner dance on March 5 at 7 30 p.m. at the Manchester Hotel is planned after a Sunday meeting at Mr and Mrs Jack Hose residence. Bob Herker's orchestra will provide music. Hose and Earl Egelston head the committee with several helpers. Costa Rica, with a population of 850 000, notes it has more teachers than soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Jack Hose
Bob Hecker
Hose
Earl Egelston
Eugene Smith
David Thurman
Harold Voorhis
Costa Rica
Vital Statistics and Hospital Notes Summary
Vital statistics list multiple newborns and births including names and addresses such as Mr. and Mrs. James Yeary in 1509 S. Main St and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Centers at 2004 Queen Ave with several other families from various towns. Out of town entries note births at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital and Cincinnati Jewish Hospital among grandparents and medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yeary
S. Main St
Edward Centers
Queen Ave
John Weith
Winona Dr
Tristen Carroll
Leo Profitt
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Ralph Bauer
Middletown
James Profitt
Edward Roth
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital
Eugene Bandenburg
Lysburn Rd
Ray Lucier
Trenton
Shower Given For Miss Slezak
Miss Wilma Slezak bride elect of John Erb was honored at a Sunday pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Sigl and Mrs. Paul Slezak Jr. White bells hung over the gift table. Prize winners included Mrs. Paw Erb and others among a long guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Slezak
John Erb
Robert Sigl
Paul Slezak Jr
Paw Erb
Joseph Mulligan
Andrew Volrich
Frank Italiano
Elmer Reed
Diana Lee and Thresa Taylor Named as Habersham Court Debutants
Diana Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Rondle Lee of Burbank St and Thresa Taylor daughter of Mr are listed in local debutante notices with family references and event placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Lee
Rondle Lee
Burbank St
Thresa Taylor
Delta Pi Names Delegates for Tau Province Convention
Delta Pi chapter delegates chosen Miss Elizabeth Rock and Mrs. George Frye vie for province offices editor and president. Delegates Mrs. Howard Perkins and Mrs. Don Lewellyn will attend the Tau province convention February 26 27 at the Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton. Installation of new chapter Iota Alpha reported at Biltmore hotel Dayton. February social planned at Mrs. John Nevenswander 306 Euclid Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Pi
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Howard Perkins
Don Lewellyn
Tau
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Elizabeth Rock
George Frye
Miss Rock
Frye
Iota Alpha
Biltmore Tel
Dayton
Wilford Wells
Sherman Avenue
John Nevenswander
Euclid St
Women guests and speakers at Bethlehem Church Circle Six meeting
Mrs Gerald Horn Mrs Richard Shaffer and Miss Agatha Evers led the Circle Six program at Bethlehem Lutheran Church last evening. Miss Evers read a paper This Is the Life. Guests Mrs Lionel McFeeters and Mrs Karl Banzhaf spoke on the Junior Mission Band. Mrs Charles Chalfin with Mrs Mabel Thompson hosted at Superior Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Horn
Richard Shaffer
Agatha Evers
Circle Six
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Miss Evers
Lionel McFeeters
Karl Banzhaf
Charles Chalfin
Mabel Thompson
Superior Avenue
Estimation Counts 27 Million Musical Instruments in U S
A U S estimate places the number of musical instruments in the United States at about 27 million. Researchers measure ownership across households and institutions, noting a high concentration of string and keyboard instruments in private use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Propaganda Panel Discussed Mind Making At AAUW Meeting
An AAUW session at the Girls' Club explored propaganda techniques in mass media with remarks by Mrs. Ross A. Hill and Miss Mary Lord. The discussion covered editorials, advertising influence, and the use of fear, with notes on private channels and the roles of pressure groups in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Assn. of University
Girls’ Club
George Hill
Legislation Committee
Amy Mattson
Ross A. Hill
Russia
Hill
Mary Lord
Hitler
United States
Priscilla Johnson
Agriculture
Washington
Longview League reports donations and plans party
The Longview League board met at Mrs. William Arkill's Orchard Street home. Donations came from Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club, Beta Sigma Phi, Delta Chi Sigma, Delta Theta Tau, Homemakers' Circle Two, and Phi Beta Psi. Golden Circle and Calvary Methodist Church will host the Feb 19 event. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Arkill and Mrs. William Call. A heart shaped ceramic ashtray was given to each member. The next meeting will be at Mrs. L. D. Wilmore's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arkill
Orchard Street
Longview League Board
League
Middletown
Golden Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Longview
Arkill
William Call
Travel Notes from Johnstown Visitors Arrive for Franklin Visit
Mrs. Arlie Lawson Jr. and her son Robert of Johnstown New York arrived recently by plane to visit Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lawson Sr. in Franklin. They plan to stay until March then join her husband Arlie Lawson Jr. QMSN of the U S Navy who returns from Cuba after a month's cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Lawson Jr
Robert
Johnstown
N. Y
Arlie Lawson Sr
Franklin
Toastmistress Club Plans Future Activities and Speech Contest
The Toastmistress Club executive board met at Mrs. John Akerman's home to discuss upcoming programs including dessert meetings and a potential benefit card party. They arranged the annual speech contest for Monday at First EUB Church and urged interested attendees to call Mrs. Earnest Rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmistress Club
John Akerman
First Eub Church
Earnest Rains
Sorority and Ladies Aid Meetings Scheduled This Week
Beta Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority meets tonight at 7 30 at Shantyon Verity Parkway. LeSourdsville Ladies Aid gathers Thursday at 1 30 p m at 1008 Wilmore Dr home of Mrs Robert Patton with Miss Helen Boggess as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Shantyon Verity Parkway
LeSourdsville
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News OF
Middletown Council of Catholic Youth
Sportsmen's Club
Bill Potter
Mary Ann Marchetti
Vera Gay Bennett
Mildred Martin
Jeanne Stabler
Saintone
Erle Hanson
Charles St. Ph
West Middletown Rt
Wilburn Dougherty
Camden Rt
Robert Lyons
Morgan St
J. R. Fry
Winton St
Ross Taylor
Roger Campbell
Troy Campbell
Elwood St
Cynthia Congleton
Clarence Congleton Jr
Lamberton St
Ferdinand Hanson
South Ave
Charles Leonard
Charlies St
Lloyd Moore
Franklin Rt
Elsworth Crites
Lebanon
John Spencer
Mohawk St
Drew Geis
Wilbraham Rd
Brunelle Reed
H Ave
Christina Matton
Columbis Ave
Danny Cornett
Victor Cornett
Lewis St
C. E. McFadden
Wilmore Dr
Edward Wengert
Miamisburg
Forest Crawford
Bellomonte St
Edward Schatz
Harrison St
John Knight
Woodlawn Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Wilbert L. McIntosh
Elwood Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Reece
Somerville
David Rolfe
Lafarettg St
Don Ross
Excelsors
Joseph Box
Crawford
Pamela Brewer
Vernon Brewer
van Aye
Elbert Crum
Frederick Donisi
Fred Donisi
Garfield
Clarence Eschliman
Park St
Dave Hawthorne
Frank
John Haze
Detroit
Mich
Deborah Jones
Arthur Jones
Frankin St. Glyndon Lakes
Frankin
Barbara Levy
Monroe
Miss Slezak
Norris
Music House
DIAL
Names
Fred Winslow
AAUW
Elizabeth Wetzel
M. C. McCall
Roy Murbach
Superior Ave
Elmo Lingrel
Linden Ave
R. A. Hill
Ardmore
Henry Crouch
D. T. Selvar
Were At
Runyan
Bi Taeeco
Cent Ag
Perret
Meltons @Suedes
New York
Leathers & Suedes
Marylitsch
Optometrist
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