New Name for Local Guild Embraces Inclusive Outlook
The Longview Cheer Guild adopts the name More Inclusive and continues its work at Ward BE of Longview Hospital. Under Guild Leader Rowland Hinsch the group stays devoted to social and recreational services for patients and extends support to the Butler County Mental Health Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Flow
Mary Karas
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Rowland Hinsch
Ward BE
Longview Hospital
Guild
Butler County
Business Administration
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Monroe Methodist Church
Kirk Strodtbeck
Hinsch
A. H. Osborne
R. F. Vokes
Archie Pickerer
George Montgomery
Ada Stone
Cy Howard
Arnold Boxwell
Emma Starr
Aged Problems Spotlighted By American Family Study Group
Mrs. David Morgan led a discussion on aging within the American Family Study Group. She addressed finances health social security housing and education and noted public aid needs and home ownership rates among seniors. The group met at Mrs. Allan Kulick’s home and plans a March 18 session at Mrs. Harry Aronoff’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Family Study Group
American Association of University Women
David Morgan
Allan Kulick
Seventh Avenue
Harry Aronoff
Ellen Drive
Reviewers Introduce Old Amish and Atlantan Figures
Mrs. J C Lockmeyer reviews William Schreibers Old Order Amish origin and customs in East central Ohio, praising the author a German professor and noting the book defends liberty and church state separation. Mrs Cecil Kindred reviews Celestine Sibleys Peachtree Street U S A highlighting Atlantas history, industry, and notable natives. Speakers were introduced by Mrs. Carl Roess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtie Street
U.S.A
J. C. Lockmeyer
Cecil Kindred
Eastcentral
Ohio
America
Celestine Sibley
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Ralph McGill
Bill Hartsfield
W. E. B. Dubois
Martin Luther King
Charles C. Shepard
New South
USA
Carl Roess
Laundering Hints For Natural Knits
Guidance for washing natural fiber knits from cotton to wool including wool care methods for hand washing lukewarm suds avoid rubbing and twisting, tumble dry no heat, pressed steam finishing, and special blocking and drying techniques for delicate items like cashmere angora and mohair.
Home Makers Circle Nine Hosts Dr Rush on Psychiatry
A guest night at Mrs Nick Zikos on Boylston Avenue featured Dr Martin Rush speaking on psychiatry. The group proposed a recipe exchange at the March gathering and noted the cranberry term origin from craneberry with fruit on curved stalks resembling a crane neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Nine
Nick Zikos
Boylston Avenue
Martin Rush
Ramblers Club hears W H Spindler on life of a Rambler
Spindler frames Rambler life as a kaleidoscope of daily moments and journeys. He displayed color slides from a year around his area including Easter at the Cincinnati Conservatory and scenes from Middle town, the World’s Fair, Harvard graduations, and campus ground-breakings. President P F Johnson introduced the speaker and hosts Mr and Mrs Edward W Jones welcomed members at Yankee Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spindler
Ramblers Club
Mr. Spindler
Rambler
P. F. Johnson
Edward W Jones
Yankee Road
Circle study on Spanish Americans held at churches
Night circles of the Women’s Association at First Presbyterian Church continued a study of Spanish American people in the United States. Programs used music art and Bible study to highlight cultural contributions. World Day of Prayer is March 5 at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
United States
First Methodist Church
Circle One
Main Street
Jeannette Niederlander
Nellie Losh
Millicent Bender
Miss Losh
Luther Morrison
Douglas Alder
Circle Two
Oliver Dresback
Robert Root
John Glen
John Macadam
Jacque Lint
Circle Four
Gerald Miller
Jackson Lane
Fred Sauer
James Simmons
Ladies Day Duplicate Bridge At Brown's Run Club
The ladies day duplicate bridge at Brown's Run Country Club drew seven tables with an average score of 63. North-south winners were Mrs Heber Jones with Mrs George Brecht 24, Mrs P S Cade with Mrs Don Osborne 70.2, and Mrs Mike Graney with Mrs Ken Thomas 65.2. East-west winners were Mrs William Leigh with Mrs Crosby Bean 85, Mrs James Sawyer with Mrs Charles Troup 76, and Mrs W O Robertson with Mrs John Bauer 69. Co chairs were Mrs Virgil Perry and Mrs Paul Woodward Jr. A luncheon preceded play. The next event is March 4 at the club house on Sloebig Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Jones
George Brecht
P. S. Cade
Don Osborne
Mike Graney
Ken Thomas
William Leigh
Crosby Bean
James Sawyer
Charles Troup
W. O. Robertson
John Bauer
Virgil Perry
Paul Woodward Jr
Sloebig Road
Jet engine parts shortage halts 300 GE workers
About three hundred General Electric employees at the Evendale plant outside Cincinnati are laid off due to a shortage of jet engine parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
General Electric Co
Evendale
Middletown War Mothers Plan 44th Anniversary Event
The Middletown Chapter Amer ican War Mothers votes a donation for Patrick Hospital and outlines plans for a Feb. 25 covered dish luncheon at the American Legion Home. Delegates from Dayton Cincinnati and Chillicothe join leaders in Washington forum reports on national security. Look for Navy and Marine, Army and Air Force musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American War Mothers
American Legion Home
Legion Home
Dayton
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
War Mothers
Patrick Hospital
Dayton VA Center
Statler - Hilton
Washington, D. C
Robert Petry
Ohio State
Burley Cottle
Kelso Nickell
Petry
Patriotic Program Delights FTTF Club Members
A patriotic program at the Women's Center meeting for FTTF members featured Mrs. Perry Hoss reflecting on Washington and Lincoln. Mrs. R. A. Heck spoke on seven presidents born in Ohio including Ulysses Grant Rutherford Hayes Garfield Harrison McKinley Taft and Harding. Mrs. Walter Sheffer accompanied on piano as the group sang America. Hostesses were Mrs. B. A. Roof Alma Roof Verna McCullough and Mrs. Harry Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTTF
Women’s Center
Perry Hoss
Washington
Lincoln
R. A. Heck
Ohio
U. S. Grant
Rutherford Hayes
J. A. Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
William H. Taft
W. G. Harding
Walter Sheffer
America
B. A. Roof
Alma Roof
Verna McCullough
Harry Compton
Local Birth Announcements and Residence Notes
Vital statistics list multiple births at Mercy Hospital and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital with parents named and addresses. Additional entries note residents of Franklin, Tytus Ave, Sherman Ave, Catalpa Drive, and other streets, with several mothers and fathers named alongside newborns.
Local Residents Named in Community Roster
A list of residents including Mrs Byrd Wilhoit of Brown Run Road Mrs Arley Griffith Valley View Drive Mrs Mary Hartwell Euclid Mrs Donald May Trenton and others appears. Others listed include Mrs George Warner Springboro Mrs Herbert Pugh Germantown Michael Kohr son of Charles and Mrs Donald Stamper Carlisle and more names with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Wilhoit
Brown's ‘Run Road
Arley Griffith
Valleyview Drive
Mary Hartwell
Euclid
Donald May
Trenton
George Warner
Springboro
Herbert Pugh
Germantown
Michael Kohr
Charles Kohr
Franklin
Donald Stamper
Carlisle
Floyd Waits
Jackson Lane
Adrian Osborne
Seneca St
Ronald Hart
Columbia Ave
J. Bishop Howard
Lloyd Bracken
Moore St
Harlan Brandenburg
Second Ave
Tea Marks Founding of WCTU in 1874 Program
Hamilton guests attended a WCTU event at First EUR Church marking the founding of the organization by Francis Willard in 1874. The program featured music by Mrs. William Beard and Helen Waston, readings on Willard and Eliza Thompson, and speeches by Mrs. Glover and others. Sunshine bags honored Officer Violett Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Glover
Leslie Golden
Albert Graeff
Hamilton
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Francis Willard
Eur
William Beard
Helen Waston
Ralph Scott
Alice Davis
Eliza Thompson
Glover
Butler County
WCTU
Abraham Lincoln
C. H. Armitage
Violett Wyatt
Daisy Danner
Helen Maysilles
Clara Galligher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itas
Eleanor Ross
N. Verity Pay
Parkway
Grunner’s
Serta
Jewelers
Brown's Run Country Club
Mitchell
Oleg Cassini
U. S. Navy Band Sea Chanters
U. S. Marine Band
U. S. Army Band
U. S. Air Force
Larry Cottongim
Sherman Ave
Virgil Setters
Catalpa Drive
Billy Miracle
Oregonia
Mercy Hospital
Julie Conover
Dale Conover
S. Main St. Children’s Hospital
Clifton Palmer
Tren
Cecil Hopper
Tamara Thomas
Ralph Thomas
Frank Troutvine
Shafer St
Orville Wills
Woodlawn Ave
Billy Dills
Tytus
Abe Griffith
Reynolds
Paul Davis
Curtis St
Emerson Murphy
Hannah Drive
Andrew Gomez
Fred Fuller
Ninth Ave
Jane E. Fisher
Theodore Mynhhier
George Cline
Garfield St. Lawrence Commons
Ypsilanti, Mich
Russell Anness
Central Ave
Donald Baker
Edwin Anderson
Tarrimore Circle
Orville Williams
William Redkey
Charles van Horne
Lylburne Road
Marty Reese
Frank
James M. Bors
S. Dixie Highway
Ray Ratliff
Hughes St
Floyd Barrett
West Alexandr Road
Roy Creasong
Victor M. McCullough
Park St
Kathleen Gordon
Oxford State Road
James Berger
Samuel Profitt
Jack Bush Sr
Michael
Ronnie Ward
Bluestar Ramblers
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Central
The
P.M
Trenton Shop
E. State St
Red Lion
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