Mrs. Gray Heads Xi Epsilon Kappa BSP Chapter
An organizational meeting established a new Beta Sigma Phi exemplar chapter Xi Epsilon Kappa at Mrs. Robert Gray’s Circle Drive home. Officers named include Gray president Romio vice president Sallie treasurer Alexander recording secretary Thomas secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Gray
Circle Drive
Xi Epsilon Kappa
James Romio
Oral Sallie
Joseph Alexander
Willam Thomas
Dinner Highlights B and P W Meeting at Girls Club
Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner at the Girls Club with valentine decor. Miss Happye West directed the business portion as Miss Sally Jackson announced a March bake sale. A piano duo Miss Mary Sulfsted and Miss Ada Louise Weishaar performed and several hostesses assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&pw
Josephine Armstrong
Europe
Middletown
Happye West
Sally Jackson
Mary Sulfsted
Ada Louise Weishaar
Friendship and
Louisa Beh
Alva Andre
Neulerald
Helen Weishaar
Ruth Sebaki
Marietta McCray
Joseph ‘Priest
WCTU Silver Tea Honors Frances Willard Legacy
Members and guests of the Women's Christian Temperance Union gathered for a 4 o clock silver tea at the First EUB Church to honor founder Frances Willard. Local hosts included Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Rossi, with guests from Middletown and Hamilton. A future workday for Veterans Hospitals outreach was announced for February 2% at Mrs. Rossi’s Central Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eub
Frances Willard
Devon Adams
William Beard
S. O. Danner
WCTU
William Call
Rossi
Ernest Gehin
Middletown
Perry Alexander
Vernon Clemmons
Airs
C. E. Glover
Hamilton
Eastern Star Chapter 367 To Meet Tomorrow Night
The Order of the Eastern Star chapter 367 holds a stated meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow with a birthday party. Mrs William Snethen chairs the refreshment committee for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presser
Order of the Eastern Star
William Snethen
Women’s groups meet in Lutheran and St Mary’s events
February meetings of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League at Messiah Church and the Altar Rosary Society at St Mary’s School cafeteria featured new member introductions, committee appointments, and prize winners. Mrs. R J Lehman chaired the Christian Service committee with aides Mrs. Henry Goforth and Mrs. Walter Miller. next meeting set for Mrs. Charles Goforth’s home on Winona Drive. Mrs. Richard Schramm and Mrs. Al Thieman joined St Mary’s Altar Rosary Society as Mrs. William Stuhlmueller spoke on the Tabernacle Society. Hostess committee listed several names for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Messiah Lutheran Church
Oscar Frahiman
Moore Road
R. J. Lehman
Christian Service Committee
Henry Goforth
Walter Miller
Charles Goforth
Winona Drive
Richard Schramm
al Thieman
Altar Rosary Society
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's School
William Stuhlmueller
Hamilton
Tabernacle Society
Steve Piedel
A .E. Paul
John Hupka
John Haas
Robert English
Anthony Hampel
Charles Barrett
Fred Fetzer
Sorority Adds Two New Members At Social Ceremony
Delta Chi Sigma sorority welcomed two new members Miss Zana Keller and Mrs. John Baker during an initiation at Mrs Mary Jane Stamper home. A costume contest awarded prizes to Mrs Tony Capozzi Miss Lela Crooke and Mrs Baker. Members will attend a Feb 23 dinner with the Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn at Hamilton City Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zana Keller
John Baker
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Mr&s
Mary Jane Stamper
Tony Capozzi
Lela Crooke
Baker
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
Hamilton City Club
Middletown
F. J. Moorman
Philip Jones
Marriage Announced for Sandra Sue Gallard Long and Edward Tharp
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Gallard K Long of Ol Emming Road announces the marriage of their daughter Sandra Sue to Edward Tharp son of Mr and Mrs John Tharp of Trenton. The ceremony occurred February 6 at Central Christian Church Newport Kentucky with Uncle and Aunt Faulkner as attendants. The bride wore a white wool sheath dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. The groom’s mother wore a pink wool frock with pink accessories and a white carnation corsage. The couple resides at 1009 South Main Street and Mr Tharp works for Kroger Co on Stevens Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallard K. Long Olemming
Sandra Sue
Edward Tharp
John Tharp
Trenton
Central Christian Church
Newport
Donald Faulkner
Faulkner
S. Main St
Tharp
Kroger Co
Stevens Avenue
Group Plans Future Events and Projects at Sorority Meeting
Mrs James Chappell hosted Alpha Epsilon chapter Espiron Sigma Alpha at her S Broad Street home for a Feb 23 gathering. Kenneth Walton announced candy sales as the chapter project and Richard Lickliter outlined an Easter welfare effort. Howard Cohen said the next meeting will include a social visit to former member Mrs Thomas Thomas of Price Hill Cincinnati. Former Delta Mu Hamilton members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chappell
S- Broad Street
Alpha Epsion
Espiron Sigma Alpha Sorority
Kenneth Walton
Ways and Means
Richard Licklitter
Howard Cohen
Thomas Thomas
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Delta Mu
Hamilton
Y Girls Plan Skating Outing
YMCA girls will journey south Saturday for an afternoon of ice skating at Cincinnati Garden. A bus leaves the Y at 12 45 p.m. and returns about 5 20 p.m. Fees are 2.00 if skates are rented and 1.50 if skaters bring their own. The trip includes admission and round trip bus fare. The junket is limited to 40 girls and registration closes Friday at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Cincinati Garden
Youth Department
Multiple club meetings highlight Trenton social season
In Trenton last night Zeta chapter Cristonians hosted at Mrs. Robert Adams home with twelve members and two guests. Other circles and study leagues held combined meetings at locations across the city, featuring talks on mental health and youth issues, slides from Europe, and plans for charity events benefiting Taft School retarded children. Proceeds support school materials, with new clubs formed and regular joint meetings scheduled for February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Adams
Trenton
Zeta Chapter
Cristonians
Shelby Canney Jr
Richard Gingerich
Irene
George Dome
Brenda Janney
National Guard Armory
Girls’ Club
George Jackson
Robert Hoffman
Arlington Avenue
Thomas Bell
Jake Ireland
Europe
Happy Fifth
Charles Adrian
Howard Martin
Raymond Ramsey
Harold Poplin
Dale Baker
Bernard Lovely
William Howell
George Hasselbach
Eunice Hammerle
Delta Chapter
Hammerle
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn
Arthur Hobson
Midway Street
S. Main Street
Taft School
Mrs Barry Marks 80th Birthday Surprise at Waite Street
Mrs George Barry celebrated a surprise party at her Waite Street home marking her 90th birthday. Fifteen family members gathered as arrangements were made by her daughters Mrs Fred Hahn and Mrs Hal Barnes. Also present were Mr Hahn Mr Barnes Harold Barry Tom Barry Mr and Mrs Edward Fisher Mr and Mrs Jerry Patterson Dennis Barry Cathie Sue and Mark Fisher Cindy and Lisa Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barry
Waite Street
Fred Hahn
Hal Barnes
Barry
Mr. Hahn
Barnes
Harold Barry
Tom Barry
Edward Fisher
Jerry Patterson
Dennis Barry
Cathie Sue
Mark Fisher
Cindy
Lisa Patterson
Vital Statistics Births and Notes From Local Area
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborns including Mr and Mrs Botts at 11 Manchester Ave a boy yesterday and Mr and Mrs King at 3206 Navaho St a boy yesterday. Other entries include Mcintosh Camden Rt 1 a boy today Chroniak Germantown a girl today Provart Roosevelt Ave a boy today and Roy Hensley of Short St. Out of town entries name Gustin Allen Bailey Begley Franklin Coffey Franklin Cottongim Oak Huddleston Shelley Joy Joy Lawson Franklin and more with locations across Cincinnati Mohawk Lafayette Ave Yankee Clay and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Botts
Manchester Ave
Arnold King
Navaho St
Henry Mcintosh
Camden Rt. 1
Nicholas Chroniak
Germantown
Wayne R. Provart
Roosevelt Ave
Roy Hensley
Short St
Vicki Gustin
Robert Gustin
Carroll Ave
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Local residents listed in Franklin area notices
A sequence of names and addresses appears, listing Mrs. Byron Morris, Jack D. McFarland, Sam Collins, Frank Johnson, Michael Taulbee and many others with street names and towns such as Franklin Pearl Oxford Garfield Middletown Easton Ave Sycamore Grove St Arlington West Middletown Bernice Ave Bernal Moon Moore Revere Rd Monroe and Gratis. The items resemble a community directory or social notices with family relations appended for several individuals.
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Sam Collins
Oxford State
Frank Johnson
Garfield St
Michael Taulbee
Ewing Taulbee
Wilbraham Rd
Earl Weber
Middletown
Harvey Current
Easton Ave
John Keller
William Keller
Gideon Rd
Michael Haire
Orville Haire
Elm St
Clyde Aldridge
Grove St. A
Arthur Wells
Arlington
Charles W. Eckhardt
West Middletown
Clyde Baker
Franklin
Lonnie Williams
Moore
Bernal Moon
Ralph Rogers
Malvern St
Thomas Linn
Monroe
James Williams
Revere
Helen Griss
Fairmount
John Dee Rockwood
John Rockwood
Bernice Ave
Jay Friend
Wicoff St
Raymond Weimer
Fra
Corda Spurlock
Mary Bowman
Gratis
Secretary Takes Coin Club Office
Bob Hannah was installed as new secretary of the Middletown Coin Club at its meeting last night in the Barnitz Room at the YMCA. Other officers are Ray Boyce president Don Head vice president G. W. Halcomb treasurer and Gene Howard sergeant at arms. A coin auction followed last night’s business meeting. The club meets again March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hannah
Middletown Coin Club
Barnitz
YMCA
Ray Boyce
Don Head
G. W. Halcomb
Gene Howard
Inight
Ilub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Gray
Hal Stevens
Fred Finney
Anthony Hurt
Raymond Wooddell
James Conrad
Raymond Pergram
Charity
Richard Yost
David McLaughlin
Arthur Snowden
Sigma Sisters
Gray
James Irwin
Federation
Fnew Chapter
International
Carl Frye
Valley View Drive
Carl Rossi
Central Avenue
Veteran's Hospitals
Sandusky
Chillicothe
Kresge’s
Clee Rae
London
Eng
Nottingham
Jarvis, Jolly and Friendly Mothers
Ciricles Mothers’ Study League
Mothers’ Study League
Florence Street
Jack Begley
Jerome Schulz
Longview Social Service League
Fred Roosa Jr
Bryan Philips
Melvin A. Dawson
Modern Mothers’ Circle
Flemming Road
Longview
Corona Circle
Rodney Barker
Radabaugh
Homemakers
Circle 11
Arthur Bidwell Jr
Keith Wolfram
Girls
Circle Three
Luther Barnard
Oxford Avenue
Arthur Doyle
Federation of Women's Clubs
FineArts Center
Middletown Actors’ Playhouse
Razor’s Edge
P.m
Tom Wakefield
David White
Robert Young
Jerry Lester
Ben McIntyre
Duane Ellifritt
Betty Stenzel
Martin Tire
Bea
Jay
Oxford ST. RD
Mrs. Barry Marks
George Barry
Rickey Allen
William Allen
Sheridan Ave
Paul D. Bailey
Todhunter Ra
Floyd Begley
Jefferson Rd
Wiliam Coffey
Frank
Lin
Floyd Collins
Robert Cottongim
Oak St
Herbert Davis
Norma Dills
Raymond Flack
Luther Flack
Mohawk St
Daniel Frank
Henry Ave
Miles Haddix
Shelley Hogan
Lafayette Ave
Judy Hagins
West Elkton
Ed Huddleston
Shelley
Patricia Joy
Thomas Joy
Yankee Clay R. Lawson
Byron Morris
Jack D. McFarland
Pearl
Jerry Hall
Mary Hall
Manhattan St
Clyde Hollon
Garfield
George R. Thomas
Sycamore
John Burton
Aldege Marleau
Glencoe
Emmitt Hogston
Winona
Vernie Gephart
Kate Stringham
Reed-Klopp
WELLS
America
Central Ave
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