Vital statistics births and relatives across towns
A local list records newborns and parents across several households. Names include Brown, Shepherd, Hisle, Owens, Balger, Bogan, Cosimati, Gibbs, Havermann, Owsley, Reedy, Schramm, Shockley, Stidham, Woodward, Young, and Phillips, with locations in Franklin, Hamilton, Cincinnati, and nearby areas. Some entries note out of town births and grandparent mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Columbia Ave
Gobel Shepherd
Camden Rt. 1
Clarence Hisle
David Boulevard
Franklin
Glenn Owens Jr
Whittier
Pamela Sue Owsley
Denzel Owsley
Fred Quantz
Wilbraham
Road
Gary Reedy
Richard Reedy
Howard Sayler
Fairmount Ave
John Schramm
Joseph Schramm
Alameda Circle
Eva Shockley
Frank'in
Henry Stidham
Winona Drive
George Woodward
High
Lynn Young
Sherman Ave
Florence Zecher
Florence St
Mrs Van Horn Hosts BSP Social Evening
Mrs James Van Horn hosted Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi at her Marshall Road home for a social meeting. Committee members were Mrs John Burley Mrs Richard Griss and Mrs Estel Janeway. Plans announced for a pledge meeting and Ritual of Jewels ceremony on April 16 at Eaton Manor. The next business session is March 5 at Mrs Georges Sowards Christel Avenue home with a hair styling demonstration and games for entertainment. Attendees included Mrs Dale Converse Mrs Joseph Peters Mrs John Patrick Mrs James South Mrs Jacque Lint Mrs Glen Glandon Mrs Ray Sherman and Mrs Douglas Prichard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Horn Wa
Marshall Road
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
John Burley
Richard Griss
Estel Janeway
Clarence Congleton
Eaton Manor
Don Perkins
George Sowards
Christel Avenue
Dale Converse
Joseph Peters
John Patrick
James South
Jacque Lint
Glen Glandon
Ray Sherman
Douglas Prichard
Hospital Notices List Local Residents Inactive
The hospital lists numerous local residents by name and street, detailing patients and dismissals. Names include Mrs Richard Gingerich Franklin Ezekiel Barnet Grove St Robert Miller Taylor Ave Miss Bessie McMonigle Mohawk St and others across Franklin Middletown and Trenton. The roster names adults and children with family ties and addresses, noting dismissals for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gingerich Franklin
Ezekiel Barnet
Grove
Robert Miller
Daniel Miller
Taylor Ave
Bessie McMonigle
Mohawk
Wiliam Clevenger
Ohio
Donald Wright
Wilson St
Brenda Swartz
Hubert Swartz
Vine
Fred Gray
Franklin
Walter Mentz
Lebanon
Michael Pugh
Herbert Pugh
Philip Farquer
Howard Ave
Judy Dingess
Dingess Jr
Shafer St
Phyllis Bell
William Reel
South Ave
Thomas Lubberger
Middletown
John Marconi
Jefferson Road
Paul Taylor
Germantown Road
James McClain
N. Broad
Dessert Bridge Social For DTT Chapter is Reported
Gamma chapter of Delta Theta Tay sorority held a dessert bridge at the Clock restaurant party room. A Wednesday social organized by Mrs. L. M. Taylor as chair, with Mrs. James A Hodin and Mrs. Lynn Moseman. Winners included Mrs. Robert Lentz and Mrs. Melvin Kelso in bridge and Mrs. Fred Stork in canasta. A tape on Delta Theta Tau history and films on national philanthropic projects highlighted the evening, arranged by Mrs. Ray Minter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Chapter
Delta Theta Tay Sorority
L. M. Taylor
James A. Hodin
Lynn Moseman
Robert Lentz
Melvin Kelso
Fred Stork
Delta Theta Tau
Ray Minter
Bubble bath dump scars new Memphis memorial
In Memphis a three pound container of bubble bath was dumped at the new $52,000 memorial foundation in front of the federal building on Thursday, drawing attention to the site and prompting likely cleanup efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memorial Foundation
Federal Building
Fashionata Tea and Fashion Show Planned in Manchester Ballroo
Plans advance for the third annual Fashionata tea and fashion show to be held March 14 in Manchester ballroom. Proceeds aid the Middletown Fine Arts Center to boost city cultural opportunities. Highlights include children’s Easter clothes, a bridal party procession, designer formalwear, casual spring and summer wear, a Jesters floor show, folk tunes, and vocal numbers with Dorothy Toerner and Robert Cordray as emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Clifford Crawford Jr
Easter Palace
Ohio
Indiana
Harold Rothermel
Robert Braun
WLW
Dorothy Toerner
Robert Cordray
McAlpin Co
Charles Reeder
Center
Hospital slide program features at VA center party
Dr. C. E. Wintringham presented a slide program for patients at the Dayton Veterans' Administration Center. The show included images of the Stephen Foster Memorial and the Sarasota Jungle Gardens. Guests included Mrs. Marlene Rothfuss and Mrs. William Jolliff, with Red Cross members assisting—Mrs. E. E. Eckman, Mrs. Jack Livzey, and Mrs. Freeland Back of the Motor Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wintringham
Dayton Veterans’ Administration Center
Stephen Foster
Federation Meeting Highlights Lemon-Monroe Choir Program
The Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs held a general meeting at the Girls' Club featuring the Lemon-Monroe Chancel Choir under Paul Bell. 36 students sang, with student director Larry Doebler leading "Every Night When the Sun Goes In." Four attendees who spoke had attended Buckeye Girls State, noting 1038 girls from 636 Ohio schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Buckeye
Ohio
Harold Smith
Lloyd Miller
C. W. Smith
Club women share games and plans at multiple meetings
Prize winners at the 21 Club met at Mrs Elmer Perrys home on Todhunter Road with future hostesses named for March 15. Zeta chapter and Cristonians discussed a Greek dinner and dance, Easter candy fundraisers for the Butler County Juvenile Center, and a white elephant sale. Chrysa chapter planned a February 28 public Greek dinner to benefit the Holy Altar, with cancellations and reservations arranged. Homemakers Circle 10 featured historian George Crout on Ohio in the Civil War, noting Matthew Brady images. A luncheon for Safety Councils is planned for March 6 in Hamilton. Notes recap upcoming meetings for the Girls Club and Domes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenna W. Cox
Charles Downey
Paul Becker
Elmer Perry
Todhunter Road
Virgil Gillen
al Kocsis
Arnold Blankenship
Olint Cruse
Zeta Chaphter
Cristonians
Don Sanderson
Don LeFrance
Butler County
Hamilton
Knights of Columbus
Bert Mapleson
Renee Drive
George Crout
Circle 10
Carl Norris
Seventh Avenue
Crout
Ohio
Matthew Brady
George Bryant
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Popular Toffee Crunch Very Simple To Make
A frugal candy recipe yields two pounds of toffee crunch for a little over a dollar. The method builds flavor with margarine sugar corn syrup and walnuts, cooled then layered with melted chocolate and nuts. Refrigeration alters texture. serve at room temperature for easy sharing at gatherings.
Church groups welcome new members and plan events
At St. Paul United Church of Christ Mrs. Harold Bibson and Mrs. James Hay joined the Gleaner's Class in a gathering at Mrs. Robert Gloeckler's home on Flemming Road with 24 members present. A father youth banquet is set for March 4. Miss Joanie Brooks spoke on Child Welfare Services with slides, and Mrs. Gloeckler discussed The Church of the Living God. Next meeting at Mrs. Robert Myers on Aberdeen Drive. Separately, Eva Martin Circle at First Baptist met at Mrs. Walter Hensley’s on Shor Street with 11 attendees as Mrs. Nia Jordan assisted. The program featured Love Gifts and a One Mark of Greatness book discussion. In a Schdombe Class gathering at First EUB Church on Loretta Drive, 15 members formed a committee to buy an altar cloth and planned an April dinner shower for Miss Margaret Ashmore, with Norma Shade as prize winner. A magic trick by Mark Hodapp highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bibson
James Hay
Gleaner
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Robert Gloeckler
Flemming Road
Joanie Brooks
Butler County Welfare Department
Gloeckler
Church of the Living God
John Miller
Virgil Oliver
Paul Nickell
H. C Grunewald
Robert Myers
Aberdeen Drive
Walter Hensley
Shor Street
Patty Pergram
Joe Atkinson Jr
Nia Jordan
Schdombe
EUB
Richard Beebe
Loretta Drive
Roy Nickell
Oliver Dearth
Margaret Ashmore
George Prentice
Norma Shade
Dearth
Mark Hodapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Cosimati
Columbus
Vincent Cosimati
Flemming
Dale Evans
Samuel Ferris
Bert Ferris
Hawthorne
Gregory Gibbs
Clyde Gibbs
Manchester Rd
Lovell Gomia
N. Broad St
Timmy Hall
Curtis Hall
Franklin Rt
Betty Havermann
William Havermann
Curryer Road
Stephen Hegg
Colin Kelly
Myrtle Kelly
Bluecreek
Timothy Layer
J. O. Layer
Henderson Road
Robin Lovill
Mrs
William Lovill
Roosevelt Ave
Linville McFarland
Timmy Phillips
Alfred Phillips
Vannest Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
C. M. Trees
Monroe
Mercy Hospital
Mrs. van Horn
Robert Spencer
Joel Spencer
Howard Huffman
James Broughton
Samuel Broughton
Pines
C. J. Meadows
Robert Held
Woodburn Ave
Calloway
Ton Jacob Smith
John Witzleb
Trenton
Joe Marie Brannon
Bernard Brannon
Grand Ave
Lioyd Alien
Germantown
Robert Caudill
Gernie Cauuill
Franklin Ricky Childers
Jasper Childers
Burbank St. Ss
Kenneth Church
Isaac Church
Mickey Deaton
West Middletown
Henry DeBord
Seneca
Hiram Dunn
Oxford
State
Earl Epperson
Baltimore
Teona Livans
DTT
L. F. Weitzenkorn
Wai A Browning Jr
R. L. Davidson
C. W. Bowles
Brown's Run Country Club
Lee Mewry
Teele Lee
Lee Hellew
Belew Gwate
Tobie Lee Lerge
Vreven
Lepertert
Solitairg
Purcheses
Meunhoge
Tetene
Mer
Lee Heevy Abere
Lee Beliow
Verran
Pellem Geld Meermne
AMOND
Central Ave
Chrysa
Daughters of Penelope
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Dolores Revelos
Nick Zikos
Boylston Avenue
Gus Mardas
McGee Avenue
Red Cross
Helen Pallas
Crist Pappas
Peter Laras
Charles Ashcraft
George Bryan
Ross Street
Hostes
United States
Deluxe Cleaners
S. Main ST
Robert Burns
Eva Martin Circle
First Baptist
McCall's
Sam Bartels
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