War Mothers Observe 1st Anniversary Dinner
One hundred forty one American War Mothers attended the local unit’s 41st anniversary dinner at the American Legion. Nine guests included Mrs. Snook, Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. Salyer, Walter Pawlowski, Mrs. Baker Jr. and Commander Brelsford with wife, plus Robert Earl Moore of Armco Steel Corp as speaker on “Fast.” Moore said the country’s strength comes from individual freedom and belief in God. Mrs. Jolliff led group singing with Miss Freeman directing. Honorees included Mrs. Flisher, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Chapman, and Mrs. Elam as gold or silver star mothers. New member Mrs. Wilson was inducted and Mrs. Fletcher recounted the group’s history. Arrangements by Mrs. Fakes. dinner served by Amaranth. patriotic table decor completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Charles Snook
Bruce McPherson
Lottie Salyer
Walter Pawelkaski
Joseph R. Baker Jr
Herbert Cunningham
Phil Burkhardt
Edward Brelsford
Robert Earl Moore
Armco Steel Corp
William Jolliff
Margaret Freeman
William Flisher
Gold Star
Pearl Baker
Frank Chapman
Orman Elam
Silver Star
Frank Wilson
Robert E. Miller
George
Fletcher
Charles Fakes
Amaranth
Medical Society Auxiliary Outlines Program Series
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Butler County Medical Society seeds a year of events with a Feb 27 luncheon at Hamilton City Club featuring Mary Gordon of Trans World Airlines on Tips For Better Trips She will demonstrate packing for travel and offer tips for traveling with children Other events include a May fashion show and luncheon at the Hamilton Playa Motel and a March talk on Originality in Flowers by Mrs Walter Mischiey followed by Chalk and Chatter by Mrs C E Wintringham in April The program committee includes Mrs Kenneth Smith Mrs James Stewart Mrs Bernard Roberts of Middletown and Mrs Richard Zetler of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton City Club
Mary Gordon
Trans-World Airlines
Hamilton Playa
Walter Mischiey
C. E. Wintringham
Peter Ammencorp
Kenneth Smith
James Stewart
Bernard Roberts
Mid-dletown
Richard Zetler
Hamilton
Patriotic Theme Used For Meeting
A patriotic theme named National Heroes guided a Girls Club meeting. Members shared facts about national heroes such as Jane Addams Abraham Lincoln Benjamin Franklin Horace Greeley and Charles Lindbergh. Mrs L J Ragland led singing America the Beautiful with Mrs Earl Margerum as accompanist. A dessert luncheon followed arranged by Mrs P J Jaques Mrs B A Roof Sr Mrs John Bendure and Mrs Albert Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTTF
Jane Addams
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Horace Greeley
Charles Lindberg
L. J. Ragland
Earl Margerum
P J. Jaques
B. A. Roof Sr
John Bendure
Albert Roof
Dinner Meeting Scheduled For Business Women
The February dinner meeting of Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club is set for Tuesday Feb at the Girls' Club. Activities begin at 6 15 p m with dinner, arranged by the health and safety and student loan committees, chaired by Miss Helen Keating and Miss Edna Fares. A film Time and Two Women directed by Dr Mabel Garner will follow the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club
Health and Safety and Student Loan Commmistiees
Helen Keating
Edna Fares
Mabel Gar Iner
Duplicate Bridge Game At Brown's Run Club
The Brown's Run Country Club hosted a duplicate bridge session after a ladies day luncheon. North south pairs posted a 72 average with winners including Mrs William Maxwell and Mrs William Owens among others. A easines players posted 88 as a top score with several teams earning place ribbons. A master point game is planned for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Run Country Club
Mitchell
William Maxwell
William Owens
Phil Cade
Don Osborne
Johnson
Walter Evans
Ira
Paul Woodward Jr
E. Howard Wikof
Ruseel Anuese
Richard Fisbo
Ted O
William Davison
Duplene Bridge
Hermes Named 1962 Boss of the Year by Middletown NSA
Raymond F. Hermes of Aeronca Manufacturing Middletown praised for leadership as vice president and general manager. He received a bronze plaque at the 10th Boss Night, with Miss Marguerite Conover presenting the award and a circus themed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrearies
Raymond F. Hermes
Hampton Place
Middletown
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Natonal Secretaries Association, International
Mr. Herries
Marguerite Conover
NSA
Valentine party for Daughters of America in Dayton
In The Lodges Twenty, seven members of the local Daughters of America attended a District 15 Valentine party Tuesday at Union Hall in Dayton. Decorations reflected Valentine Day and games provided the main entertainment. Attendees included Mrs Margaret Sucklin, Mrs Clemen tine Whitesell, Mrs Percy Kash, Mrs Bonnie Oldfield, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
District 15
Union Hall
Dayton
Margaret Sucklin
Clementine Whitesell
Percy Kash
Bonnie Oldfield
Esil Scalf
Perry Clark
Mental Health Discussed By Study Club Speaker
Mrs Cecil Wilson spoke on mental health at the Guided Study Club meeting at the Girls Club. She cited childhood to old age symptoms and treatments from medicine to sanitoriums, noting many adults and children are affected and often go untreated until disturbances worsen. Mrs Frank Swift reviewed Goodbye Dr Roch by Andre Soubiran, a diary narrative of a man in a sanitorium illustrating mental illness and recovery. Mrs George B Letts presided the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wilson
Te Girls’ Club
Frank Swift
Theook
Dr. Roch
Andre Soubiran
Saniformum
Swift
George B. Letts
George Frye
Friendship Circle
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mary Thatcher
John Dooley
Lawrence Moyer
Frank Wills
Women’s Society of World Service Hosts Meet at EUB Church
The Women's Society of World Service at EUB Union Chapel Church Peasitown hosted a meeting with 26 WSWS members and 14 Youth Fellowship members present. Mrs Walter Dreyer and Mrs James Hall presented Partnership and Obedience focusing on Latin American evadication themes. Next meeting set for March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin DeGroat
Gerald Cottongim
Lester Mears
Women's Society of World Service
Eub Union Chapel
Peasitown
WSWS
Walter Dreyer
James Hall
Look Here Brides Nolte to brides serve hot food on hot plates
Drain Brussels sprouts to remove excess water and squeeze each sprout gently with your fingers before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolte
Cald
Ramsdells Describe Scenic Tour to South America
Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsdell shared a slide illustrated travel talk for the Ramblers Club detailing their Buenos Aires visit with son in law Stephen Evans now living there. They toured Brazil Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo and Santos and highlighted Chilean mountains and Santiago. A Lima Peru mention and a brief business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramsdell
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ramblers Club
E. W. Jones
Yankee Road
Ramsdells
Stephen Evans
Evanses
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Santos
Chile
Santiago
Lima
Peru
R. A. Hill
Wittenberg alumni to host speakers from university
Wittenberg University staff members Robert L. Buchy and James L. Teller will speak at a Butler Warren County Area Club meeting in the Eastern Lanes Coles Road area. Teller will show color slides from Wittenberg’s 44 day eight nation Europe tour by the 65 voice choir and staff will update alumni on campus developments. Dudley Kramer of 2409 Central Ave. is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg University
Witenberg
Buller Warren County
Coles Road
U.S. 3
Robert L. Buchy
Wittenberg
James L. Teller
Telfer
Europe
Dudley Kramer
Central Ave
ButlersWarren County
Check Recipe First Do Not Try New Dish on Guests
Don t attempt a recipe you have not made before on guests. Do a rehearsal run for the family first to ensure smooth service and avoid dining mishaps.
Omelette Filling From Leftover Creamed Spinach
A home cook wonders about repurposing leftover creamed spinach as an omelet filling. The idea suggests a quick fold in a heated pan with eggs, cheese, and seasonings for a creamy, savory breakfast option.
Vital Statistics Roundup of Newborns and Residents
A long list of births and out of town residents from Franklin, Springboro, Oxford area. Names include Siz er, Salyer Jr, Cummings, Robbins, Benjdel, Campbell, Vradelis, Hatton, Cox, Everage, Specht, Wood, Bush, Back, McFarland, Barner, Kinder, Craft, Csellak, Noble, Finney, Dunn, Vicroy, Spisak, Gibbs, Warfield, Miller, Bennett, Barnhart, Byrd, Chanaler, Enright, Fletcher, Guthrie, Harville, Howard, McGill, Patrick, Powell, Riley, Roberts, Rott, Seby, Turner, Warmoth with births yesterday or today and a variety of residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Sizer
S. Dixie Hwy
Franklin
Milton Salyer
Robert Specht
Pints Ave
Larry Wood
Lawrence Wood
Thomas Road
Everett Bush
Homer Back
Frankli
Linville McFarland
Tim Barner
Walter Barner
Enoch ‘Drive
Bernard Kinder
Grand Ave
Gerald Craft
Sormerville
William Csellak
McGee Ave
John Noble
Della Finney
S. Sutphin
Hospital Notices Mention Local Residents
In The Hospital Mrs Rex Linkous of More Street Frederick Kuether of High Street and Mrs Harold Gillespie of Trenton Mrs Elsie Alexander of Franklin Street Robert Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wolf Sr Linden Avenue Gus Mayer of Malvern Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Linkous
More St
Frederick Kuether
High and
Harold L. Gillespie
Trenton
Elsie Alexander
Franklin
Robert Wolf
Robert Wolf Sr
Linden Ave
Gus Mayer
Malvern St
Two Middletown Musicians Named In State Orchestra
The Ohio all-state orchestra of 94 selected high school instrumentalists meets in Parma for auditions and rehearsals ahead of its twelfth concert at Valley Forge High School. Middletown natives Jean Nardin and Marlee Jaques, both students at Middletown High, are named first violinist and flutist respectively. James Robertson of Wichita, Kansas, conducts Sunday's concert. the Ohio Music Education Association sponsors the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middetown
Parma
Valley Forge High School
Middletown
Jean Nardin
George F. Nardin
Arlington Ave
Marlee Jaques
Philip Jaques
Aberdeen Drive
Jean
Marlee
Middletown High School
James Robertson
Wichita
Kanasas
Ohio Music Education Association
Amanda Dance Set Tomorrow at Junior High
Amanda Junior High Booster Club schedules the Sweetheart Ball at 7 40 tomorrow night in the school gym with the Nortones orchestra providing music. Crowning of a king and queen tops the program. Mr and Mrs Hobart Gibson are dance co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Junior High School
Nortones
Hobart
Gison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medical Society Auxiliary
Women's Auxiliary
Butler County Medical Society
Memors
R. F. Hermes
NSA ‘Boss
Miss Conover
Hermes
Lula Revelos
Chuo
Deco
Ions
Labe
Laurence H. Hall
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
East Cleveland
Hall
America
Everyione Meahs
Elizabeth Rock
Melvin Conn
Paul Russell
Thomas Thuman
William Tilton
Robert FE. Moore
Hazel Duvall
Tne
W B. Evans
Miami
Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
Conn
Oscar Day
BOSS
Louise Brock
Thomas McGill
Otto Kash
Steve Graban
Alma Schuyler
Robert Arnid
Lora Johannes
Henry Crouch
Johannes
Franklin Area
Springboro Road
Edwards Furniture
Ethan Allen
Ae Loma. Furniture & Applian
Driftwood
Story & Clark
Ao Story & Clark
Norris
Theodore Vradelis
Ross St
Melvin Hatton
Camden
Walter Cox
Oxford State Road
Holloway
Hiram C. Dunn
Carol Vicroy
Garfield
Thomas Spisak
Curtis St
Gregory Gibbs
Clayde Gibbs
Manchester
Russell Beckner
Erie Ave
Herman Griffith
Florence St
Ned Fugate
Jacksonburg
Russell Warfield
William Warfield
E. R. Miller
Monroe
Cincinnati
David Bennett
Leaman Bennet
Eck Road
Carl C. Barnhart
Springboro
Mark Byrd
Roy Byrd
Robert T. Chanaler
Johns Road
James J. Enright
Larry Fletcher
Carl Guthrie
McKinley Harville
Aulie Howard
Robert McGill
Barnitz
Jessie Patrick
Taylor Ave
Robert Powell
Terrell Powell
Morgan St
Oscar Riley
West Middletown
William Roberts
18Th Ave
Jan Rott
Lopane Ave
Allen A. Seby
Lucile Turner
First Ave
Eugene Warmoth
Young St
Amanda
Contage
Merle Norman
Pro-tek-tiv
Sam Bartels
Aia Central Ave
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